Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-05
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leen followed very generally. b' '''
departure of both teachers and pupi''
Tor summer outings and for SUNNI.
enCagements. Mrs. +. H 'alsie'S''
newly elected second vice president VI
the Rubinstein club, and con, ~
soIoist in the Washington fhe'5 ''
Presbyterian Church, left w euieS''s
accompanied by party Oh
musicians, to spend two moiltnS :"
River Springs. Md. Mrs Dalsleisn IN
ar, as chaperon for Miss Jut'a 10y &c
Miss Eleanor Doyle ana MISS heie
Leighton. who went with her' anu i''
Miss Ruth Scott. Miss F'reda stem en-
and Miss Ruth Cartwright VINO !o'"
her in a fortnight Miss VIOLA ''n
merit the Young soprano. VINO ms hi =;
ahnI;t 70 leave for River Springs Win
nor mother, to spend the next hioliti',
Others in the sane party are y. ~
Mrs. Reginald Walker and Mrs Ieo W
,'orhett nj! of this city, ana hrS- Nc
Henry of Philadelphia Master foosr
n Dalgleish. il, of the choir Oh 81
stephens Episcopal Chdrch d. CON-
panied his mother MT. is snnnh
irotored there Friday night TO speiiu
tho week end with his family MIS-
Dalgleish and her party VIII give d
concert in the nearby church some hihe
in August, similar 10 the one me s 90, {
ron, ali the resorts along the river
and the bay
Ralph Cady is the tenor soloist in the
,.hoir Of the Ninth Street Christian
CHURCH this summer y special pro-
gram will be given this evening
Mrs William T. Reed. contralto in the
Quartet of Calvary Baptist Church. ac-
..ornpanied by Mr. Reed and their young
son. spent the Fourth with relatives OF
Mr.. Reed at Herndon. Va Mrs; heeu
viii spend August at Atlantic CITY
Miss Augusta Hill. contralto soloist
in the afternoon choir of the Cnufch
of the Covenant. has gone to Atlantic
city with her mother. to spend the
next two months in their apartment
there Miss Hill. who is one of the
Youngest of the church sololsts IN the
CITY has been re-engaged in the Church
Of the Covenant choir for next season
Miss Marion West. the recently
elected president of the Music study
club entertained the members of the
club at a buffet luncheon Monday at
her home in the Octavia. This VIII be
the last meeting of the club until the
season opens in October. The plans for
next season We're fully discussed as
there viii he some radical changes IN
programs and d new meeting place to
he decided on. This question Will be
finally settled by the executive board
man of each committee. before its
members scatter for the summer
The music at the funeral of Mrs. Viii
liam Bruce King. president last year of
the Friday Morning Music Club. was I'M
usual and very effective. Miss Roberta
V Allen. the newly elected musical di-
rector of the club. played Handers
Largo as a violin solo at the begin
ming of the services, which We're held in
the King home on S street. and after
ward Mrs. Huron ". Lawson sang Come
Unto Him. from The Messiah with
great simplicity and touching sweetness.
They were both accompanied by Mrs
Henry A. Robbins, treasurer of the Fri
day Morning Club. which has met with a
sad loss inOthe death of Mrs King. She
had done much toward building the club
up to its present prominence, and little
more than a month ago completed her
term as president. She had been musical
director of this club and served in other
capacities. Mrs. King was pianist of
brilliant attachments and was deep stu
dent of music and musical literature
She was succeeded as president of the
Friday Morning Club by Mrs. Frederick
W. True.
Mrs Lawson left yesterday for Blue
mont, Va. where she will spend month
in the summer home of her father. Jo-
SET kaspar. who was one of the pioneer
residents the mountain above the viii
lage.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward H Droop and
their children are spending their sum-
mer at Skyland. Stony Man mountain.
where they have bungalow
Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Droop are in the
SeiIhausen home. overlooking the Shen-
andoah river and valley. near Bluemont.
Miss Florence Macdonald of the vocal
department OF Belcourt Seminary and
soprano soioist of Temple Baptist Church
spent June with relatives at Lanham. Md.
She left for New York Monday. where
she will spend some time coaching with
a prominent voice teacher. after which
she will go to her old home. at Mans
field. Ohio. 10 remain until the opening Of
the fau term of the seminary.
Mrs. Lovette soprano. who Is visiting
in the city for few weeks will be the
soloist at the West Street Presbyterian
Church this morning. Her selection will
be There Is a Green Hill Far Away"
by Gounod-
The quartet of the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church composed of Miss
Grace Rials. soprano: Miss Harriet Shaw.
John y Walker. bass and director con-
.-llded for the season the series of spe-
cial musical services last Sunday even
ing Solos were rendered by Miss Shaw
and Mr.. Angevine.
The pupils of Miss Ella Sargent gave
their annual piano recital last Tuesday
evening at her resident studio in
Brookland. assisted by Harry NJ For
ker. bass. in the following program:
Duet. Hungarian Dance" by Presser.
Master Allen Greenstreet and Miss
Edna Greenstreet: Dorothy Waltz by
Sartorio. Miss Lucienue Fithian; The
Echo" by Ritter Miss Abbe Allen
Echoes Of the Past by Dennee, Master
Chester Tyne: AWAY to the Woods by
Morey, and In Inform. by Barth. Mas
ter Allen Greenstreet. "Menuetta." by
Roger. "Vesper Bells by Barth Sun
shine and Shadows ny Werner and
March of the Shadows. by Barth Miss
bona Pollock: ''Mayhells' by Morley
Miss Viola Allen: vocal solos. To the
Evening star. from ''Tannhauser. by
Wagner: Thinking of You by Roma
and E. lis L. BY Pinsu,i Mr. Forker:
piano duet ''Reverie.'' ny Foote Miss
Edna Greenstreej and Miss Sargent. .At
Play. by Gurlitt. Miss Arlene Ball:
''Heartsease. by Werner. The Water
Wheel by LINES. and Lamentations of
a Doll, by Franck. Miss Katharine Mich
olson: Loves Message. by Devaux
''Coriolanus March" by Carlton. Miss
Edna Greenstreet, ''F'ra@ranc of the
Rose Iullaby>. by I.e,Detz Hunters
Song by Lynes. '.Se.enade'' by Lichner
The Merry Wanderer'' bv Helms Miss
Arlene Ball: Waltz. by Dcnnee Per
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