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

sicians that is rusticating at Miss Alys
Bentley's camp in the Adirondacks.
| She will not return until some time in
| September, and in the meantime Mrs.
| Sadie White Evans is presiding at the
organ, and in the absence of the quar-
tet H. c. Schooley is leading the con-
| gregational singing.
| Arthur Chester Gorbach. bass soloist
of the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church and of the afternoon choir of
! the Church of the Covenant will give
| the musical numbers at the Covenant
tent service this evening. The praise
| service begins at 7:45 o'clock and Mr..
qorbach will sing Out of the Depths"
| by Rogers. and Just AS 1 AM" by
| Nevin. John G. Klein will act as pre-
| centor with Mrs Klein ACCOMMODATING
Charles N. Kocher, substituting for
DR.. William Stansfield. has arranged
| the following musical numbers for
| the service today: Organ prelude, Ave
Maria, by Shelley: anthem, Sing Allie
| lula Forth by Dudley Buck. by the
chorus choir; offertory solo, Save Me.
. God" by Randegger, Mrs. Harry
HURT. and organ postlude, Fanfare
by Lemmens.
Miss Mary Ross, organist of Christ
Church. Georgetown. is substituting at
the organ of old St Paurs Episcopal
Church. for James w. Cheney, who is
spending his vacation at his summer
home at Bethany Beach, Del
, The Nevin Ladies' Quartet, composed
| of Miss Myra McCathran, first soprano;
Mrs. Ruth Simpson, second soprano;
| Mrs. Waters. first alto. and Mrs James
Kerr, second alto, with Mrs Rudolph
Schneider. accompanst. assisted at the
chautauqua services at Washington
| Grove last Sunday afternoon, giving eff
fectively The Lord Is Ny Shepherd,
Leave You,' by Rogers. Miss McCath-
ran was heard also in a solo number,
Come Unto Me- by Coenen. winning
much favorable comment
The music at the Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church this morning
will include the organ prelude. "Priere,"
fertory solo. Out of the Depths by
Rogers. sung by Arthur Chester Cor
back. and organ postluce. "Teccata,'
from Gothic Suite by Boellman, rem
dered by Claude Robson.
Nell Marks, tenor, will be the offer
tory soloist at the Westminster Memo
rial Presbyterian Church this morning,
by Blount, Miss Aileen Miller presiding
at the organ in place of Mrs. Frank
Byram. who left Monday for the Adiron-
dacks. where she will remain until
September.
Mrs. Neville Miller, formerly Mar
gerite Depue. contralto, with her
young son, left during the week for a
three-week stay with her parents at
their home near Harpers Ferry. W. Va
Miss Isabella Taylor is playing during
August at st. Johns Episcopal Church,
Georgetown, volunteer choir of young
girls from the congregation singing the
offertory solo was given by Miss
Irma Quackenbush, her selection being
Consider the Lilies" by Topliff. c. A.
R. Wilkinson. the regular organist and
camp near South river. Md. with the
choir boys and Is now visiting friends
in Cumberland. Md.
Martin McHenry McChord has re-
turned from his vacation and will be in
his place at the organ of Epiphany
Church today.
Miss Lillian Chenowith. contralto
soloist Of the Church of Our Father
(Universalist) and a member of the
Confederate choir. left yesterday morn
ing for Purcellville, Va, and sang at
the chautauqua there last evening. Be
fore her return to Washington she will
spend some time visiting friends al
Middleburg, in the same state.
Raymond Burrows was awarded the
1915 medal for scholarship in his music
corded Robert Ruckman, Antoinette
Biazzi and Howard Cross.
DR.. and Mrs. T. s. Lovette of the mu
sic department of Baylor College, Bel
ton. Tex, the latter formerly Miss Eva
Whitford Of this city. are spending a
few weeks at Atlantic City, but will
return to Washington for a visit to
Mrs. Lovette's relatives before return
ing to their work at the college this
fall.
Miss Ruth NJ. Bronson, vioIinist, will
play at the morning service at the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church Sun
days during August.
Mrs. Robert LIE Fevre, formerly Miss
Edith Earnest, has returned to the city
and will be the offertory soloist this
morning at st. Margarets Episcopal
Church, when she will sing THE Nine
ty-fiirst Psalm" BY MacDermid.
James Stoddart, organist and choir
master of st. Stephens Episcopal
Church. will be again in his place in
the choir today and the offertory solo
will be rendered by the rector, Rev.
George F. Dudley. Mr.. Stoddart will
play for the prelude. "Idyll," one of his
own compositions, and for the postlude
"Andante Religieso," by Guilmant. 9th
err portions of the service will be given
by the volunteer ladies' chorus choir.