Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-18

James Nolan, bass. under the direction
! Of Miss Jennie Glennan, Is Furnishing
| the music at the low mass at II o'clock
sundays during July and will be given
the usual months holiday during Au-
gust when the sanctuary choir. which
mas oeen on duty during the present
month, will sing again under the di-
| rection of R. Mills Silby.
Miss Annie Latimer. soprano, was
the onertory soloist last Sunday morn
| ing at ST. Stephens Episcopal Church.
when she gave effectively CANCELS of
Light" by Marshall.
At the last musical service of the
Christian Endeavor Society of the
metropolitan Church Miss Ednah Rob-
inson. assistant soprano at All SAINTS
Episcopal Church. Chevy Chase, sang
two solos, accompanied by Miss Ethel
Coffin.
The Nevin Quartet. composed of Miss
Myra McCathran. first soprano; Mrs.
Ruth Simpson. second soprano; Mrs
robert Waters. first alto, and Mrs.
day for Rehoboth Beach, Del, where
they will be the guests of Mrs. Charles
Sal1n, who was their accompanist last
season They will return the latter
were entertained at a luncheon by Mrs
Rudolph Snyder, who has been playing
FOR them at reeharsals during Mrs
Salin's absence
Henry H. Freeman, organist and d.
rector of old St. Johns Church, La
fayette Square. and his daughter, Miss
freeman, are spending the summer at
Monterey Inn, Blue Ridge Summit
Samuel A. Leech is at the organ of St
johns during Mr.. Freeman's absence.
Frederick Wardman, baritone, who is
supplying the music at All Souls Uni
tartan Church at present, will sing this
ling's "Recessionar' and How Lovely
Are Thy Dwellings," by Liddle
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lisle Apple. the
former musical director of the Central
Presbyterian Church, will leave tomor-
row, and expects to join the Washing
ton musical contingent at Atlantic
City.
Miss Edith Earnest, soprano, was the
assisting soloist at recent annual re-
cital of piano students and was received
with marked favor at the close of her
three songs. The Pipes of Pan Are
Ca ars sc by Monck t9 Greetings by
van Has Rested" by Herman Loehr
Compositions by Schubert, Chaminade
Scharwenka, Wollenhaut. Moszkowski,
Friml, Bocherini. Mozart, Mendelssohn,
a
chosen program and were given
creditable presentation by the young
ptanists, especially acceptable being the
Sonata in C Major" by Mozart, rem
dered by Miss Inga stejneger. with the
Grieg arrangement for the second piano
played by Mrs. Myra Whitney-Hall.
also the "Andante ct Scherzottino" (for
two pianos), by Chaminade. played by
Mrs: Swingle and Mrs. Hall. Others
adding to the pleasant features of the
event I,ny ric
OConnell. Virginia Pate, Ruth Fish
er. Dorothy Robinson. Marian Nc
Beth, Master Edgar Dakin, Miss
Lucille Bean. Miss Gertrude Phuger,
Miss Margaret Mclean, Miss Marian
Harrell, Miss Mildred Melius, Miss Ger
trude Niemeyer, Miss Laura Remsburg,
Mary Fisher, Gertrude Swingle, Miss
Kathorne Aldrich.
Mrs. Huron Lawson and her guest,
Miss Annie Louise Reinhardt, violinist,
of Richmond, returned Tuesday evening
from visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Josef Kas-
par at their summer home: Mont Sal
vat. near Bluemont. Va. The evening
before their return their host and
hostess entertained at an informal mu-
steal, several ensemble numbers of
chamber music compositions. under the
direction of Mr.. Kaspar, being es-
pecially enjoyable features of the oc-
casion. Mrs. Lawson delighted the
guests by singing the Swiss Echo
song, by Eckert, with Miss Marie
Becker of this city at the piano.
Among those contributing to the In
strumental numbers were Miss Rein
hardt Joseph Butler. Richard King,
son of William Bruce King of Wash
ington, and Ernest Starkey Miss
Reinhardt left Thursday for her home
in Richmond.
Frederick Hardman, baritone, will be
the soloist at the services of All Souls
M
when he will leave the city for a series
of visits in Buffalo and other places in
northern New York.
Miss Genevieve Small, soprano.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. william
Small Of Euclid street. has been book
ed for thirty concerts in the far south
and through the gulf states. to take
place after she concludes her present
engagement at the Florida chautauqua,
The choir Of mixed voices of st. Pat
rick's Church, under the direction of
Miss Jennie Glennan, went to Balti-
more Tuesday morning to sing the
requiem mass at the funeral of Mrs.
Rose Russell, mother of Mgr. Russell,
rector of ST. Patrick's.
Rev. George Fiske Dudley, rector Of
st. Stephens Episcopal Church, made
a brief address and presented the
prizes to the successful pupils at a
recent recital by piano students. The
members of the class were Margaret