Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-20
In time FOR the opening Of the Wash
ington College Of Music.


Miss Alics Burbase returned carly In the
week from Deer Park, where, since early
In July. she has been taking vacation
Ing her energies In outdoor sports One
recital at the hotel at Deer Park. just
for her friends. was her only musical
Indulgence except when she played the
organ In the little Episcopal chapel
Sundays, the organ being always sup.
piled In summer by volunteers from
among the guests.
Miss isabel J. Prinrn, pianist, has re-
turned to Washington after q summer
spent on the New Jersey coast
Miss Eta schmid, organist Of the
at skyland. stony Man Camp; Va.
where In company with three friends
she has cottage for six weeks She LETT
Washington July Is, going , hss stre TO ruth uu
and later to Fairfax, where for q week
she was the guest Of Mrs. Mathy. Dur
ng her absence Mrs. Sue Burrowes Jen.
nings has been substituting for her al
the church.
Miss Mary A. Cryder has reopened her
l home In this city after a summer spent
at the Hawthorne Inn, East Gloucester,
i Mass.
Miss Josephine Mack, contralto, and
Warren Grimes, baritone. will assist the
choir Of Ingram Congregational Church
at this evenings service.
The Mote. Choral Society, under d.
rection Of Otto Torney Simon. Will re-
sumo rehearsals Tuesday evening. Oc.
| tober s. and 1t IL expected that the So
ciety will be heard in two concerts our
ing at Continental Memorial Hall
Nine. Marie Won Unschuld has return
ed from New York. where she had gone
in response to q letter from her pup.
fishers. who informed her that a rece nv
| her about a year ago was exhausted
| and that he had large orders In advance
| for the second issue. He also onereo
to publish any musical composition that
and annotate, according to the methods
evolved by her own experience IN
teaching and concert work. Her work
will include not only compositions for
pieces for students from the primary
| to the advanced grades.
Miss Flora Briggs will assist with the
! music at Trinity Methodist Church to-
day. when she will sing Schuberts Ave
Maria" with violin obligato by William
Hill.
Miss Gertrude Sherman vrooman.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest F.
vrooman, left Tuesday for Evanston.
Ill. to enter the Northwestern UNI
versity, where she will take the course
in applied music and languages.
Miss Vrooman graduated from West
ern High School In June, and on West
ern's class night sang the class song.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Wilbur, the
latter organist OF Central Presbyte.
rian Church, returned from their holi-
day outing, which this year took the
form Of motor trip as far as Cana
benish. in the Pocono mountains
Brief stays were made at Delaware
Water Gap and other points of inter
est, and at New Hope, Pa, the birth.
place Of Mrs. Wilbur's father, where
they visited some old landmarks and
looked up some missing links in their
family history. Mrs. Wilbur will be ir
her place at the church today.
Miss Georgia E. Miller has returned
to the city after having spent the
month Of August in the mountains a,
Blue Ridge Summit. During the early
summer Miss Miller held a five-weea
session, coaching q few teachers for
certificates. Among these student
teachers were Mrs. Sue Burrows Jen-
nings. who later went to New York
city, where she received her certificate