Evening star., 1914-09-27


by a visit to relatives Of Mrs. Morse'l
| on Long Island.
Miss Florence Macdonald. soprano So
loist Of the Temple Baptist Church. has
returned to the city after vacatlon
spent partly at her old home at Mans
field, O.. and in New York city, coaSn-
ing with a former music master. Miss
Macdonald Is accompanied oy W.
promising young singers of Mansneio'
Miss Miriam Webb, mezzo-soprano, an1
Richard Maxwell. basso, .s o,tn wno Miss Wia,
Webb will continue her musical work
here, as will Mr.. Maxwell. who WIN
take up also the study OF meolclne at
one of the city universities.
William Stansfeld. organist and di.
rector Of the First Congregationai
Church choir, IL organizing a cooper
ative choir. to work In conJunction
with the regular choir. 1t VIII Den De an
entirely new departure in choir s organ
ization, and have for its object nnlsned
and artistic rendition of sacred ana
secular music The members Will nave
the advantage Of special training ana
certs viii be given to those who are
proficient. Singers are cordiaHy IN
yited to meet at the church to1norIo"
evening at o'clock. There are sesa .
eral vacancies on the bass SIDE OF the
chorus.
Miss Marguerite Howard. formerly
sonrano soloist Of st. Stephens CnuIc
will sing at the West Street Prespy .e "a
ian Church today. and Will ne Ia Nv
at the onertory In Ine, Aofo 10
Light" by Allitsen. .-
Mrs. Clarence B. Rheem has rendered
her resignation az first wee PIesiuWst
Of the Rubinstein Club, TO sake 9TH. 9Th
drawai from the executive work OF the
club means a distinct loss TO tne OF
eanization. as she was one OF the cnaf
ter members, and has been an ona ea
since it's first season. ,a.nt Recem and musical
director of the club. VINO nag ueen
snendine the summer at her new ho'ne
in England, indicate her intention - -
return to this country ABOUT . +hat
November, but 1t is announceo 'n t.'s
the club will hold its first meeting Ihs
third wednesday in October, as catieo
for by the constitution.
Mrs. R, H. Dalgleish. second wee
soloist at the Washington delsn.s
preahvterian Church, is recovering
from an attack Of ptomaine poisonlHilkf ilf
from which she has been seriously IL
during the week.
Edwin r. Hart has returned to the
citv after an absence OF nve weehs
in the Allegheny mountains at Goshei'
Va.
Miss Marie McCort has returned. hav-
Ing snent six weeks of her vacation at
tending the summer session at III,
hia University. N. Y, where she .oon
some special work as wen as ot;IS
ri
psychology.
The choir of the First Congregatlonal
Church has resumed rehearsais LOT tne
season. under the direct.oh ,,, on ., evening
with the choir next Sunday. Mr. S.ahso -
f1eId is organizing another cnofus, ~
be called the cooperative choii, Mhien @
will sing with the regular Gnoii ,Sn
some concert programs during the sea
son. Applications for membership may
be made to the director.
Miss Marguerite Howard will sing
this morning at the Immaculate Con-
ception Church, where she will be heard
at the ofertory In Danas save
Regina" with Harry Wheaton HOWARD
again at the organ.
Miss corinne Lockett, soprano; Miss
W. Harmed, organist and choir director
Of the Church of the Ascension. Will
leave the city tomorrow for series
of engagements in Virginia. They Will
be heard in recital tomorrow evening
at Winchester, Tuesday at Harrison
burg, Wednesday at Woodstock. Thurs
day at Manassas (matinee) and Orange
(evening) and Friday at Fredericks-
burg.
Mrs. Helen Donohue De Yo. soprano
soloist of st. Margaret's Episcopal
Church, will assist the choir of st.
Paurs Lutheran Church. at special
musical service to be given this even
ing. The program will be composed of
numbers requiring two sopranos, with
the exception of Mrs. De Yo's solo,
Out of the Depths" by Rogers. The
selections will be unfold, Ye Portals"
from THE Redemption" by Gounod;
"Hark, Hark. My Soul" by Shelley:
Now the Day Is Past and Over" by
Marks; "Inflammatus." from Rossini's
.'stabat Mater" and Il Waited for the
Praise: organ numbers. Caprice" by
Sturges: Ave Maria," by Richmond,
and "Marche Militaire," by Kuhns. The
quartet is composed of Mrs Bertha