Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-13

last season. will continue to sustain
| the soprano part, and John Walker.
| bass. will again act as director. The
"cantate Domino" by Dudley Buck.
and in the evening the quartet will
sing MY Peace Leave With You
| by Roberts, with the incidental duet
| by Miss Rails and Mr.. MacNichol Mr.
: Mrs. Olive Joyce. who has sung sew
eral seasons with the choir of Incar-
nation Church, assisted the choir Of
Wesley Methodist Church last Sunday
and will he the soloist this evening at
the Soldiers Home when she will be
, beard in Come Unto Me" by Coenen
| with Mrs. Davis accompanying.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore r. Apple. the
former bass soloist of Calvary Baptist
Church, are at home again after an
outing in the Catskill mountains.
! Apple's cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. John
LLOYD Lewis Motor trirs and musicals
were the prircinal amrsements of the
! partv. Ogden Ring. tenor so1oist of the
Church of the Messiah. New York city.
being also a house guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis.
, Paul Hines, young tenor who has
frequently contributed his talents at
church and charity benefits IL singing
with the n,ele choir at the Church Of
! the HOLY Comforter. which Is under the
direction of another promising Young
| musician of this city, Edward Dono-
van, pianist and organist.
| Mrs Dun Lewis violinist. an active
member of the Friday Morning Club.
| has spent the past three weeks In the
hospital under treatment on account of
out driving at Dr. Lewis old home in
VIRGINIA, where she had gone for a visit
| to his relatives. Mrs. Lewis was thrown
| from the carriage in which she was driv-
ing. and sustained compound fracture
! of the bone tust above the ankle She
was brought to the city to be under the
care Of her own physician. and Is still
at the hospital slowly recuperating.
The quartet Of Temple Baptist Church
will reassemb1e today. Ernest F'Efrs SUD-
plying the place of A. K. Guilford. bass,
| who is seriously ILL., Mrs. Ernest Par
kinson. who has recently returned from
a six-week trip to Panama. will sing to-
aid. who Is still at her old home In Mans
| field. Ohio, with Miss Nan Field. con
:, tralto and Joseph Conner. tenor. sustain
i ing their respeo tive parts. Mrs. Grace
! Dufour Brown will be at the organ. and
! the quartet will render ''Jubllate." by
Camp. and Miss Field will be heard in
! MacDermids setting of the Ninety first
| Psalm The anthem at the evening serv-
! ice will be How Sweet the Name OF
Jesus Sounds and Mrs. Parkinson will
sing Now the Day Is Over" by Chris
I topher Marks, at the offertory.
| Mrs. Arthur Granville Dunn, formerly
| soprano soloist at Temple Baptist Church
(, IS spending the week with friends in
| Baltimore.
! Mrs. H. w. Harding and Miss Harriet
/. Harding. the latter soprano soloist Of the
Metropolitan Methodist Church. Will re-
| turn the last Of the week from a months
stay at Whitehall. N. T.. where they
have been entertained by relatives and
have found much enjoyment automobiling
through the country and boating and
! fishing on Lake George. Miss Harding as
81 ted the choir Of the Presbyterian
Church at whitehall last Sunday. making
a very favorable impression. and was
also heard in two recitals. She will sing
again at the Metropolitan church, this
city, next Sunday.
Miss Mabel Linton, pianist of this city,
has been spending some time at Seaside
Park. N. J., and has Won many friends