Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22

Mrs. Clarence B. Rheem. president Of
the Rubinstein Club, accompanied by
Miss Ida Tomlinson and Halstead p
Hoover Of the music faculty of the pub
lie schools, returned yesterday from a
motor trip through Pennsylvania and
western Maryland. They went first to
the battlefield Of Gettysburg. then to
Selins Grove, above Harrisburg, where
Domer. Returning, the party stopped en-
route at some of the Blue Ridge noun
tan resorts to greet, in passing, friends
among the Washington musicians sum-
mering there.
Mrs Mignon Ulke Lamasure. well
known through the opera lecture re-
cita1 given here last season, has just
returned from the west and northwest,
visiting the California exposition and
the Canadian Rockies. While at Los
Angeles Mrs Lamasure attended per-
Torrance of the pageant drama of the
Mission Play, produced at the old San
Gabriel Mission, near Pasadena 1t is a
story dealing with the bringing and the
founding of Christian civilization to the
western shores of America. and it is to
California what the Passion Play is to
Oberammergau. Mrs. Lamasure is
spending the remainder of the summer
with her family at Norwood. Bethesda,
Nd
s. Theodore Howard. bass. will be the
soloist at the West Street Presbyterian
Church this morning. his selection
being mo Night There by banks.
Mrs. William L. Evans is substituting
during August at Hamline Methodist
Church for Miss Edith B. Athey, the
regular organist. who is spending her
vacation at Owlyout Lodge, Miss Alys
Bent1y's camp on Lake Chauteaugay,
in the Adirondacks.
Mrs. Clarence B. Rheem, president of
the Rubinstein Club, announces the re-
appointment of Mrs. Weston as chair
man of the room committee and Miss
Matte Gibson as chairman of the eX-
aiming committee.
Frank Norris Jones', vice president of
the Washington College of Music. left
Friday for Columbus, Ind, where he
will be the guest of his parents. MIR. and
Mrs. H. c. Jones. Before returning he
will visit friends and other relatives In
Versailles and Indianapolis. arriving
here about the middle of September.
Miss Agnes Bowling, organfst for the
senior choir at ST. Anthony's Catholic
Church, Brookland. is spending the
summer with relatives in Brooklyn, n.
Y She will resume her duties with the
choir in September.
Charles E. Alden, violinist. is spend
ing his vacation in Hyde Park. Vt. He
and Mrs. Alden will return to Wash
ington about the middle of September.
At the First Congregational Church
at the morning service today the FOL
lowing program of music will be rem
dered: Prelude, Idyll, by Kinder; an
them. "In Heavenly Love Abiding by
Holden: ofrertory solo, Mrs. kempton;
postlude. March in F. by Onseley.
Miss Bernice Rigby, pianist, has just
returned from weeks visit with
friends In Baltimore
Miss Isabel MCGEE, violinist, with her
sister, Miss Mildred MCGEE, is spending
the summer at Clarksville, Va. She
has contributed to the musical program
each Sunday at the different churches
Of that town. Russell MCGEE, young
tenor of this city, left last week to
join his sisters in Clarksville for
short outing.
Mrs H. W. Weber. wife Of the d.
rector Of the Rebew Orchestra. and her
daughter Ethel: Miss Nan Dougherty
a nd Miss Pauline Scott, both violinists