Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-27

| Der from other houses OF the Holy Cross
order. and Miss Howard was the recip-
lent of enthusiastic commentator from
| them. both for her voice and her method
of singing. She was assisted by Edward
donovan. organist of the Church of the
| Holy Comforter. who played the Rain
drop Prelude" by Chopin. and the ac-
compartments to the following songs: "a
Perfect Day" by Carrie Jacobs Bond:
| "A Birthday" by Huntingdon Woodman:
| Little Irish Girl" by Lohr: will O. the
Wisp.' by Charles Gilbert spross:
.losalie." by DeKoven; Love Is the
Tosti: MY Heart" by Randegger lby
reauest: 'Salve Regina" by Dana; It'll
DEATH" by Mascheroni. and aria, "One
| Fine Day." from Mime. Butterfly"
! Charles Z. Myers. tenor will sing at
the services at Washington Grove today.
| when he will be heard in Thy VIII BE
Done" by Francis Boehr.
Mr.. and Mrs r. H. Dalgleish and their
| son Robert, with party of congenial
| Dalgle.shs vocal class. will leave Friday
! for River Springs. st. Mary's county.
Nd. where they will spend the month OF
August. Mrs. Dalgleish has spent sew
eral summers at this resort and last sea-
| son promised on her next visit to ar
range a benefit concert for the little
Episcopal Church OF All Saints in that
| neighborhood. The concert will be given
early in August and Mrs. Dalgleish Will
| be assisted In giving the program by
| Melville Hensey. tenor Of st. Margaret's
| Episcopal Church.; Mrs. Annie Louise
| Powell. contralto. and Miss Sloan. violin
| list. all Of whom are now summering at
River Springs. The party leaving Friday
will include Mrs. Schippert, Misses Viola
| Schippert. Marguerite Fitzsimmons Ruth
Carhart, Mildred Schippert, Julia Doyle,
Mrs. George Corbett. Mrs. Harry Thomp--
| SON and her son Herbert and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Van Buren,.
| Mrs Laura Achenbach was the soloist
at Bethany Baptist Church last Sunday.
| when she was heard to advantage in
20 God. Be Merciful." by Bartlett, and at
the evening service, Sun of My Soul"
| by Carey.
Miss Katharine McNeal is developing
gifts in the managerial line and is d.
| viding her time between her piano music
and making arrangements for the ap-
preaching parade of the suffragists. In
which she will take a prominent part.
In the field OF music she Is just now
working up some concertos and other In
| teresting compositions for two pianos,
with Edwin Jewell. to be given at some
informal musicals In the near future.
Miss McNeal will return to Berlin in Sep
TENDER.
Georgetown. returned Thursday. brown as
little Indians from a two-week outing
spent in camp on the Severn river. where
their time was occupied in boating. bath
sports dear to the heart of boys They
were accompanied on the trip by Percy
Chase Miller, organist and choirmaster of
the church.
Choir boys of Old ST. Johns Church.
with Mr. and Mrs Freeman. had their
outing at the Calvert Hotel. North Beach.
Among those in the party were Arthur
Tompkins. Horace Stokes. Raymond Ar
Graham Nolan. Manly p. Cobb. George
Stands, Eugene ID. Freeman and Masters
Scott and Trowbridge.
Mrs. NJ A. Robbins. one OF the officers
Of the Friday Morning Music Club. re-
turned early in the week from Bluemont.
Va, where she was the house guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bruce King. the
latter president of the same organization
and one of the most accomplished plan
lists of Washington musical circles Mrs.
Robbins left late in the week for York
Harbor, Me-, where she will spend the re-
mainder Of the heated term.
Robert Dalglesh. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. II. Daigleish. bids fair 10 meet with
success in the field of music. He has a
voice Of beautiful quality and for the past
year has been one of the boy sopranos at
st. Stephens Episcopal Church, and has
just been offered q scholarship at the Ma
tional Cathedral School FOR Boys. an non
or reserved for boys of exceptional nat
ural musical gifts.
Miss Katharine Follin is spending the
summer In camp near Effingham Falls.
n. Y, the guest of her brother and sister
in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Follin, for
merly OF this city. now OF Boston, Mass
Mrs. Nellie Wilson Shircliff. soprano OF
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
and Of the Eighth Street Synagogue. VIII
leave during the week for Atlantic City.
where she will be guest at the, cottage
Of her mother, Mrs. Jesse b. Wilson.
Miss Katharine Lee Jones, contralto So
loist OF st. Thomas Church, Is spending
the heated term at York Harbor, Me.
Mrs. MacReynolds and Miss Katharipe
MacReynolds are enjoying a period OF
rest and recuperation at their summer
home I'm the mountains near Bluemont,
Va.