Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-06

at their home, on University place. after
a months visit to relatives In Minneapo-
lis. The choir of Incarnation Church will
reassemble during the week and will re-
sumo singing next Sunday. Miss Eliza
beth Reynolds, soprano. has been engaged
to sing during September. and Mrs. Guy
Banning Fay. contralto, for the season,
with H. J. Bowler. tenor, and T. r. Stef-
fins, bass.
Miss Miriam Larner. contralto soloist
Of the Metropolitan Methodist Church,
arrived in the city yesterday after an
extended trip. Leaving Washington
July l. Miss Larner went from here to
New York, thence by sea to New Or
leans. from there to San Francisco and
later to Takoma. Wash, where she was
the homeward trip included Minneap-
oils, Chicago, Niagara Falls and many
other places Of interest During her
absence Mrs. l.. B. Fuller has sub
s stitnted for her at metropolitan
Anton Kaspar. violinist and director
of the choir of Foundry Methodist
family at Blue Ridge Summit. Pa, has
returned to Washington and is already
mapping out his seasons activities.
The solo quartet of Foundry Church.
prano: Mrs Anna Brett Sunny, con-
tralto; J. H. NJ Boone. tenor, and
Charles Moore, bass. Will sing today.
and the chorus choir and orchestra will
resume rehearsals at an early date. Mr..
i, kaspar has not been idle during the
summer. but has taken the leisure af-
forded in the warm weather to pre-
pare his recital programs for the COM
ing season and to outline choir work
for the winter, which will include three
cantatas. which will be presented by
the choir and orchestra during the sea-
son.
The choir of Ingram Congregational
Church, with William Fl. Starnell as Or
ganist and choir director. will resume its
work for the season today. At the morn
ing service the choir will sing the an
them. Lead Us, o Father" Raymond
Toense sustaining the incidental solo. The
offertory solo, 1.-THE Plains Of Peace.
will be sung by Ambrose Durkin, and Miss
Josephine Mack will also assist the choir
at this service. In the evening the choir
will give its first musical service Of this
season. at which time the regular organi-
cation will be supplemented by Mrs.
Fannie Shreve Heartsill and Mrs. Lillian
Lewis Baker. sopranos; Miss Mack, con-
tralto; Messrs kidwell and Toense, ten
ors, and Messrs. Durkin and Heartsill,
basSos.
Mrs. Huron Lawson, soprano, has been
engaged to give a recital in the near fu-
ture at the National School Of Domestic
Arts and Science, this being her fourth
engagement at this progressive institution
in the past two years.
Miss Louise c. Bieber, soprano will
sing at the West Street Presbyterian
Church today, her selection at the offer
. tory being an English text adapted to the
music of Dana's "Salve Regina
Miss Marguerite Howard, formerly So
prano soloist of St. Stephens Catholic
Church. will sing at this evenings service
at the Soldiers Home. when she will be
heard in Morning and Evening" by
Max Spfcker, Mrs Lulu Facius Davis be-
, ing. as usual. at the organ.
Mr.. and Mrs. William MacNicholl re-
turned during the week from Seagirt,
n. j., where they had cottage for the
summer.
Nine. Josef kaspar, her son. Henry
kasper. pianist. and party of students
from National Park Seminary, Forest
Glen, Nd, who have been travelling this
summer under the chap eronage of Nine
/. Taspar, arriver safely in New York on
| the steamer Adriatic of the White Star
| line. Nine. Kaspar is now at her resi-
dence on NJ street. but will go to Mont
| Salvat, the family summer home, near
| Bluemont, Va, for a short time, and Mr.
/ kaspar will spend his week ends there
until the opening of National Park Sem
+; mary. where he is a member Of the
music faculty. Mr.. kaspar has spent the
summer in England and has prepared
| some programs under the coaching OF
! Tobias Mathay of London Cor series OF
| recitals to be given during the winter
Miss Mamie Mullaly, who has beer
| substituting for Harvey Murray at the