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

John G. Klein as accompanst and Mr..
Klein leading the congresa tionai singing.
MISS Beulah Harper, contraito OF the
Church OF the Covenant, who has been
summering In Michigan. Is expected T.
return during the week and to give the
| program next Sunday evening at the
tent.
Miss Nellie E. Monks has returned to
! the city, after a summer spent in the
mountains of Pennsylvania
Miss Aileen Millar. who has just con-
cluded her summer holiday at Virginia
Beach, will be the offertory SO DIST at the
Westminster Memorial Presbyterian
Church this morning, when she will be
heard in THE Publican" by Van de
Water, Mrs. Frank Byram being again
at the organ.
Miss Theodosia Walters, daughter of
the late DR.. George Walters. for many
years organist of the Eighth Street Tenn
pie, has been presiding at the organ Of
Gunton Temple Church for several Sun
days past. and has made an excellent
impression.
Lewis Corning Atwater. organist OF All
S>u s. Church U7nitariaD and of the
Eighth Street Temple. has returned from
the seacoast of Delaware, where he and
his mother had a cottage for the heated
term.
Miss Pauline Whitaker, contralto solo
ist Of the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. resumed her work at the church
last Sunday after trip In New York
nd New Jersey. a short stay at Atlantic
City and visit to. her brother at his
farm In Virginia. Miss Whitaker has
been re-engaged to sing with the double
quartet at the special services at Eighth
Street Temple during the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bleyden. the former
tenor scloist of st. Johns Episcopal
Church, Lafayette Square. have reopened
their apartment and are anticipating a
busy season after the opening of the
scholastic year. They left here early In
July for a visit to William Macpherson
Roach. at Chester, Pa. and later went to
Wildwood. N. j., thence to New York
city for ten days. concluding their sum-
mer holiday by a trip to Niagara and
Canada.
DR.. William stansdeld. organist and
choir director of the First Congregational
Church, will play for prelude at the serv-
ice this morning "Andantino. No. 2" by
Ienare. and for postlude March In D. y
by Best. The choir will render the an
them 20 Worship the Lord" by Hollins,
with incidental solo for soprano to be
sustained by Mrs. Smart. and the offer.
tori number will be bass solo. BE Thou
with Me-" dedicated to DR.. Bischotf by
Humphrey. There will be only the morn
ing service each Sunday until the first
Sunday in October.
One of the most recent additions to To-
cal musical circles Is M IS Velma Sharp,
who has been engaged as resident teacher
of piano at the Colonial School for Girls.
Miss Sharp spent four years at the Mich
igan Conservatory Of Music at Detroit
studying for three years under Alberto
Jonas and one under Victor Benham.
After graduation she went to Vienna,
where she was for short period under
e instruction of Frau Rree. vorbereite1
to Leschetizky, after which she was for
three years pupil of the great master
himself.
William A. MacNichol, tenor, will
sing today with the quartet Of the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
which will resume its participation in
the service after q months vacation
Miss Florence Steffins. who has been
enjoving an outing at Rock Enon
Springs, will be heard this morning at
the offertory in 20 For Closer Walk
With God" by Myles Foster. Miss
Grace Rails. who sang with the quartet