Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-12

lodftet OF tne vermont Avenue ChrlSuall
church today. in place of Miss Harriet
Shaw. the regular contralto.
Mrs. Frank Byram is in New Hamp-
shire with party of Washington musi-
clans. all taking special course in
musical pedagogy at Dartmouth College.
Among the members of the party are
Mrs Walter Hilton. Miss Florence keene
and Miss Bernice Randall
Miss Harriet Harding. soprano soIoist
OF Metropolitan Methodist Church will
sing this morning MY Redeemer and
NY Lord. by Dudley Buck, Last sun
day evening Miss. Harding was soloist
at patriotic service under the auspices
OF the Epworth League of the church.
giving with dramatic effect the selection
The Flag Without a STAIN by White.
Miss Harding was assisted by Mrs. Kirk
Russell at the organ. Miss Lillian Wines.
| the resular organist being at Atlantic
City on her vacation.
Miss Marguerite Howard resigned her
position as soprano soloist of St Ste
! phen's Catholic Church and also as
vocal teacher of the Lucia Gale Barber
school at the close of the season, and
Is now in Pittsburgh visiting Mrs. f.
H. N1edrinehaus.' after two-week stay
as house guest of Mrs. A. NJ Munhan
of that city. Motor parties. luncheons
ana other warm weather gayeties are
oeinS constantly arranged in her honor
and she is expecting to prolong her
stay until early in August
OF her pupils at a musical literature
meeting last week as the closing event
OF her season. A buffet luncheon fol-
lowed the program and among those
Miss Katherine Floecker. Miss Ger
trude Phillips. Miss Marjorie McCarty,
Miss Georgia Long. Miss Margaret John
son. Miss Rose Killian and Miss Gertrude
Smallwood.
Pupils of the Columbia Conservatory of
Music were heard in annual recital Tues
day evening at St. Stephens parish hall
by large and appreciative gathering of
friends and relatives of the students and
faculty The program included both vo-
cal and instrumental numbers, among
them the duet. Spanish Dance" by
Moszkowski. rendered by Misses Mary
and Louise Gomez: piano solos, "Trau-
merei, by Schumann, Miss Elsie White;
Fifth Nocturne," by Leybach. Miss
Grace Van Horn: "Nocturne in Flat,
by Chopin. Glenn Colcord; vocal solo,
Sadle Lipp: piano solos. ''Valse." by Lyle
Z. True, Master Victor Beauschamp: "A
Spring Morning. by Thompson, Miss
Florence Walter: piano solos, Minnie
Waltz" by Streabog. Master Harold Luz
Der; "A1inuet." and Time Was 1 Roved
Gomez: vocal solos. Eyes That Used to
Gaze in Nine" both by Schubert, Royal
Foster; piano solos. Evening Bells" by
kullak, Miss Cleo Tamplet: Faust" by
Gounod, Miss Mildred Pines; "Scherzo, y
No. 2, by Chopin. Miss Louise Gomez;
vocal solo. Warren w. Grimes. Miss Hell
en- Camp at the piano; piano solos. Thou
Art Repose." Schubert-Liszt. Miss Helen
Morris; "Tarantelle," by Heller, Miss
Marie Van Horn; vocal solo. "A Gypsy
Maiden l." by Horatio Parker. Miss Es-
telle Murray: at the piano, Mr.. Saltz-
man: piano solo, La Cinquentinaine,"
by Gabriel Marie. Clarence Colcord: "Hu-
moresque.' by Dvorak, Master Theo La
sagne: ''Reve GLAMOUR" by Won Blom,
Carl Goodman; vocal solo. Three for
Jack, by Clough-Leighter, Eugene Wal
ter; piano solo, prelude in Sharp Mi
nor" by Rachmaninof, Miss Helen
Camp.
Miss Marian Larner. contralto soloist of
the Metropolitan NJ. E. Church. is visit
ing in San Francisco. Cal. and later
will go to Tacoma, Wash. She left New
to New Orleans. then to the coast by
the Southern Pacific road. She will be
absent about six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Torney Simon
have closed their studio and sailed from
New York on the steamship Oscar II for
Copenhagen. where they will be guests Of
the composer. Sir Asser Hamerick. who
was at one time director of the Peabody
Conservatory. Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs
Simons itinerary will include a trip to
Scheveningen Beach and to London and
at the latter place Mr.. Simon will consult
ties for the programs of the Motel Choral
Society for next season. Their holiday
will conclude with a tour of the lake
country in England and Scotland and
the return home early in September.
Mrs. Neville Miller. formerly Miss Mar
guerite Depue. contralto soloist of Ham
line Methodist Church, left Wednesday
with her young son and will spend some
time with relatives near Harpers Ferry.
Mrs. ]. Albert Houghton. contralto. will
sing this morning at West Street Presby-
offertory being rear Ye Not. o Israel"
by Dudley Buck
Mrs. George F. schutt. organist and di-
rector of music at the First Presbyterian
Church. has resigned her position and
Charles H. Kocher will play at the serv-
ices during July. Mrs. Schutt's resigna-
ton is caused by the serious illness of
her husband. which has necessitated her
spending many months past with him
in the south. They are now making
stay at the Hot Springs in the hope that
he will find there renewed health and
strength. Miss Marguerite Allen has been
substituting for Mrs. Schutt at the
church since early in March.
Paul Rleyden, tenor soloist of old st.
Johns Church, Lafayette Square. has
concluded his seasons work. and. ac-
companied by Mrs. Bleyden. has gone for
his usual summer outing. They are at
present guests of William Mcpherson
Roach, at his home in Chester, Pa.
From there they will go to Wildwood n.
J.. for four weeks. and after that their
plans include a ten-day stay in New
York city and trip to Niagara Falls
and Canada. returning to Washington
early in September.
Miss Ada Arundel. contralto soloist Of
the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church, is taking her vacation in July
and will be the soloist and precentor of
the services during the month of August.
when the quartet will be off duty Miss
Arundel is dividing her holiday between
visits to friends in Bristol. Pa. and West
Philadelphia Mrs. James Kerr. former
" contralto of the quartet OF the First
Baptist Church and a member of the
Rubinstein Club. is substituting for her
during July.
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