Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-13

Heller, Miss Josephine Bloodgood; In
the Boat and 'Helter Shelter" both
by Frank Herbert Williams; "Rhodora, :"
by Devaux; "Arbutus." by Davis and
Helen Bingham: "Epilogue.' by Heller,
Harry Krams; duet. Theme with Va
riations," by Haydn, Miss Helen Bingham
and Miss Sargent
Miss Edna Landvoigt, talented
pianist of the younger musical set.
left last week for Chautauqua, N. Y,
where she will take advantage of the
Ernest Hutcheson, who has come from
abroad especially to fill his engage
ment there, and at it's conclusion will
return to his concert work on the other
side.
Dufour Brown, a member of the Nor
dica Mandolin. Banjo and Guitar Club,
has been spending the past two weeks
at the Y. NJ. c. A. camp at South River,
Md. Accompanied by Walter MARI he
made the trip down the Potomac in a
small launch. and bathing. boating,
fishing and other sports have filled in
the days Of their outing.
Mr. and Mrs Otto Torney Simon
sailed last Saturday from New York
on the steamer Patricia for their usual
summer outing abroad. They will re-
turn in September.
Miss Gladys G. Wilkinson was one Of
the soloists at the recent recital given
by pupils Of Mrs. Grace Dufour Brown
when she gave a good account Of her
cerpts from the opera Of Faust" as
well as in an arrangement Of Schu-
berts Military March" for two pianos.
four hands. which she played with
colt and Miss Helen Henry.
Miss Hobart Brooks and Miss Katharine
May Brooks, former president of the
Music Study Club. returned early in the
week from ten-day visit at Mont Sal
vat, the summer home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph kaspar. near Bluemont. Va.
Miss Eta Schmidt has returned from
visit with friends at Ocean View and
Old Point Comfort, and Wednesday gave
her music class an all-day picnic at the
Zoo. Among those enjoying her hospi-
tally were Gladys McGraw, Ennice VIII
Bentley. Edith Haynie, Eugene Lans-
burgh, Ruth Johnson, Adrienne Shreve
Elizabeth Walton, Gladys Roach, Lavada
Dow, Deal Tellman. Frances Lee, Edith
Adams, Isabel Diane. Evelyn Lavisson
Meriane Mossburg, Dewitt McGraw. Gen.
evieve Pyle. Frederick Daw, Jack Allen
Helen Daw, John BigelOw and Martha
Lavisson.
The choir of the First Congregational
Church will sing this morning the clio
ria" from Mozart's Twelfth Mass" and
| .Pilgrams' Chorus from ''Tannhauser.' :
The offertory will be bass solo by ].
Walter Humphrey, and the postlude,
"Hosanna." by Wachs. will be rendered
| on the organ by Miss Marguerite Allen.
Mrs. Ebaugh and her daughter, Miss
Ruth, who was recently awarded teach
W..
school. left last week for the west. where
they will spend the summer with rela-
tives.
Mr. Paul 1o0n 2eya dnarcb tenor sGlost
square. and Mrs. Bleyden have closed
their studio and are taking well
earned holiday. After a visit with
relatives in Philadelphia they will
travel through New England and
returning to Washington in September,
after filing some concert engagements at
Newport.
who attended the informal musical given
Tuesday evening by Miss Katherine Nc
Neal at her apartment. in the Parkwood.
Assisting the young pianist We're Miss
sopranos; Joseph Whittemore. tenor:
Charles Frailey. violinist. and Edwin
Fewell, pianist. Miss Thompson was
heard in The Swallows" by Cove
"Romany Spring Song" by Horrocks;
Little Dutch Garden" by Marks; Rose
In the Bud. by Forster: MY Laddie." by
Thayer, and Spring Song by Becker,
the last with violin obligato. Mr. Frailey
played ''Minuet," by beethoven; "Slave
Lullaby" and "Minuet," by Mozart Mrs
Gibbs gave Gounod's "Berceuse'' and
.Elegie'' by Massenet, both with violin
obligato; The Land Of the Sky Blue
Water" by Cadman; 1T Was a Song /
Sang You" by Loehr. and for encore,
my Favorite Flower" by Lowitz. Mr..
Whittemore sang The Spirit Flower"
by Campbell Upton; Down In the
Forest" by Landon Ronald; Mother