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

organ Of the Church Of the Covenant.
left during the week for a little holiday
at Front Royal. Va. where her sister.
Miss Katharine Mullaly. has been SUM
Church will be filled this morning by
Armand Gumprecht, choir director Of the
Sacred Heart Church.
At q musical given at Eagiesmere, Pa.
last week, Mrs. Emily Frech Barnes OF
this city rendered several selections, both
dramatic and humorous Mrs. Barnes Is
expected to return to her home here dur
ing the coming week.
Miss Frances Somerville organist Of
the Rhode Island Avenue NJ. p. Church,
after months vacation spent in Mary
land and Delaware, will he in her place
at the organ today.
Miss Aileen Miller Miss Mildred Miller
and Miss Marian Miller, all members OF
the choir Of Westminster Presbyterian
Church. are sojourning for a short time
at Virginia Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurston Reed of this
city have been spending the week at
Skyland, Stony Man Camp. Va, and will
go for the remainder Of their vacation to
Philadelphia In order to be convenient to
the studio Of Mr.. Reeds teacher, Miss NJ
A. Croft. who predicts that on account of
.
Reeds voice that with study and time he
will develop into one of the really great
tenors. Miss Croft was at one time OH
the musical faculty of the Washington
public schools. and through the advice
OF the late DR.. J. W. Bischoff went to
Europe to complete her musical educa-
ton. She was graduated from the Mar
chest School in Paris. at the time when
Mefoa. Eames and other singers among
the notables. were making this school
world famous
Mrs. r. FL. Dalgleish, vice president of
the Rubinstein Club and contralto SOLO
ISL Of the Washington Heights Presby-
terrain Church, has returned to the city
after a two-month sojourn at River
Springs, Nd, where she was. as usual
| the life of the party and the moving
| spirit In coterie of Washington m,l-
! sicians. Just before her return she ar
| ranged a concert for the benefit Of AL
SAINTS episcopal Church at oakly. Md,
the affair proving both a musical and
| financial success. Mrs Dalgleish was as
! sisted in giving the program by James
Stoddard, organist of st. Stephens Epis.
! copal Church: Raymond Gilbert. fiutist
and Charles Hellengas, drum and Gym.
| balls. all of Washington. who gave the
! overtures to ''Tanhaueser'' and Aida,
Hearts and Flowers, Swing Song by
| Barnes; Sing, Smile. Slumber'' by Gou
| nod, and potpourri of patriotic melo
, dies. Mr.. Gilbert was especially accepta
| BILE in the flute solo, THE Swan" by
| Saint-Saens. Mrs. Dalgleish was in fine
voice after her summers rest and held
| the interest of her audience Throughout
generous program which was more
than doubled by the encores.
| Among the most popular of her mum
! bers were group given with flute
i obligatos. which included Bohm's "Caln
as the Night" Happy Days." by
strelezki: Thou Wondrous YOUTH" by
! Franz Abt. and It'll Death" by Mas
cheroni; a group in lighter vein, "Ot
| Course by Harry Wheaton Howard
! Kept In" by Nevin; Butterfly Gay
| by Adams; 1.-The Bees Courtship," BY
| d Hardelot; Ode Sun Is A Sinkin'.' by
| ed L. S." by Carrie Jacobs Bond.
| Miss Margaret Gillespie, contralto, !.
again in Washington, after a month.
holiday in Maine.
| Miss Berenice Randall was the offer
| tory soloist at the Westminster Presby
terrain Church last Sunday, when sh,
gave effectively Love Never Faileth,
| by Frederick Root. Elmo Jasper viii
sing this morning.
! Miss Helen L. Crennan, soprano, whs
spent six weeks in Denver. Colo, visit
ing her uncle, Judge James H. Teller
! has gone to Los Angeles to visit Mr. an6
Mrs. James Sheridan for a few week.
/ before her return to Washington. Tn,
/ change in climate has practically curet
heard several times in Denver. and sans
also at the Presbyterian Church of Lo
| Angeles.
| Mrs. Frank Byram, organist and choi
| director of Westminster Memorial Pres