Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-15

Mount Pleasant Congregational Church.
has returned from Atlantic City much
improved in health. and will sing the
offertory number today, her selection
being Jesus. Lover of My Soul" by
Tours. Claude Robson will be, as
prelude. Lullaby by Lemare. and for
postlude. "Minuet." from the Gothic
Suite by Boellmann.
Cards have been received here an
nouncing the marriage Monday of An
drew Clifford wilkins and Miss Mar
| jorie Helen Boyce, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George Walter Boyce. at Sala-
manca n. Y. Mr.. and Mrs. wilkins will
be at home at the Cecil, this city, after
| December 1.
Miss Ethel Miner. soloist of the Sec
ond Church of Christ {Scientist. is
spending August in the Catskill noun
tains, at Highmount, in Ulster county.
Sunday before her departure she sang
a setting of Mrs. Eddy's communion
hymn written by Louis de Haas, or
ganist of the church.
Mrs Ruth Simpson. member of the
Rubinstein Club and second soprano
of the Nevin quartet. has Joined the
Washington musical contingent sum-
mering at River Springs, Md.
! Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hellman, the latter
formerly Miss Gladys Strong. were in
| town for day or two during the week,
| having motored up from Piney Point,
where. with Mr.. and Mrs. Strong. they
i are the guests of relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs Easby-Smith of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Herndon Morsell are
spending August at Belmar, n. j.
Mrs. John Lisle Apple. contralto. of
the Central Presbyterian Church, and
| Mr. Apple, tenor and choir director or
the same church, have been spending
| several weeks at Atlantic City.
Miss Florence NJ. Girouard, soprano
soloist, and Miss Lila McBath, organist,
of the United Brethren Church, are en-
Girouard will assist the choir of ST.
Marks p. E. Church at both the morn
ing and evening service today.
E. Taylor Chewing, tenor. will be
the offertory soloist this morning at
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church, when he will sing the 'Ninty-
first Psalm by MacDermid, with vio-
evening Mr.. Chewing will sing at the
Fourth Presbyterian Church.
Frederick Hardman. baritone, will
sing this morning at All Souls Unfair
/ ian Church. his numbers being THE
Penitent.' by Van de Water. and THE
King of Love My Shepherd Is" by
Spence. Mr.. Hardman will leave tomor-
row for Buffalo. where he will join his
mother for a fortnight's visit. During
the latter part of his vacation he will
take a trip down the Hudson, stopping
| in Albany and New York, and then
back to Washington by boat, by way of
Norfolk.
Donald Freeze, organist and choir
director of Luther Memorial Church.
left Yesterday and will sail this even
ing from Buffalo for a tour Of the
great lakes. He will visit in Detroit
going from there through Georgian
bay to Mackinaw Island, then to Du-
luth and later stop In Chicago and for
two weeks in New York city before
his absence Edwin Ballinger will SUBJ
stitute at the organ, and e. Taylor
Chewing, tenor, and Arthur Gardner,
members Of the quartet choir. will fur
of this month.
Mrs. Nicholas will sing during Sep
TENDER.
At the First Congregational Church
today Charles H. Kocher will play for
organ prelude, Prayer" and Cradle
Song" by Guilmant. The anthem by
the tn chorus choir will be-, The King
Rowe Shelley. and the offertory solo
will be. Just AS I Am" by banks,
sung by Miss Sue v. Hess, and the
organ postlude. "Marche Pontifcale."
by Lemmens
LIE Roy Glider. tenor. will be soloist
at the tent service of the Church of
the this eve EVENING Wn:. when he
Through Peace to Light" BY Bur-
leigh. The praise service will be d.
rected by John G. Klein, with Mrs.
at o. hA v,ta
Mrs. Huron Lawson returned during
the week from a trip through Virginia,
during which she sang at six perform
the auspices of the Prohibition Asso-
eaton of Purcellville. Va She vas &C
companied by Miss Eulalie Buchanan
Of this city.
Miss Viola Schippert and Mrs. Jessie
Kester. soprano and contralto soloists,
respectively. of the Eastern Presby-
terrain Church. are visiting at Moscow.
Pa. and sang last Sunday at the
Methodist church. Miss Schipperts Sc
lection being 20 God. Be Merciful," by
Bartlett, and Mrs. Kester's Rock Of
Ages" by Herndon Morsell.
Mrs. John g. Klein. organist Of Gun
ficiently from her illness to resume her
place at the organ. Miss Mary Schick,
who has substituted satisfactorily dur
ing Mrs. Klein's absence, is now camp
ing at Pocono mountain, where she will
remain two weeks.
Mrs. Emma Prall Knorr, pianist, and
member Of the Friday Morning Music
Club, left Thursday, accompanied by
her daughter Gladys. for Asbury Park,
N. J.
James w. Cheney, jr., has concluded
MS summer engagement as substitute
for Lewis Corning Atwater at All Souls
Unitarian Church. and Miss Ethel Gar
rett johnson, who made such an excel
lent impression in recital last spring at
old st. Johns Church, will preside at
the organ today.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Bleyden have clos
ed their new home, on Ashmead place,
and are at present the guests of Will
liam MCPHERSON Roach, at Chester, Pa
They will leave during the week for
Haverford. Pa, where they will visit
Mrs. Bleyden's parents, going from
there to Atlantic City, to remain until
| their return to Washington, the first
week in September.
Miss Augusta Hill of this city, who
is spending the summer at Atlantic
City. has been engaged for the leading
contralto role in a New York COMPANY