Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-19

ineston Heights, Va. sang hast Sun
day at Mount Olivet Church. when she
week at a reception to be given at the
church. when she will give "Chanson
Provencal," by Del Acqua, and ROSA
lie." by De Koven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Evans Greene
have returned to the city, motoring
home after a three-month residence
at their cottage at Atlantic City. Dur
charge Of music at Mount olivet Pies
byterian Church. acting as precentor
and contributing a solo at each service
throughout the summer season.
Miss Beulah Harper. after a vacation
at her former homo in Michigan. has
resumed work at Gurley Memorial
(Presbyterian) Church, where she has
been re-engaged for the coming sea-
SON as soloist at the morning services.
WILDER T. wrightson. son Of Sydney
Lloyd Wrightson. and a member OF the
evening choir Of the Church Of the
Covenant last season. will not return
to Washington this winter, having &C.
cepted a position in New York city.
Sydney Lloyd wrightson announces
the re-engagement Of adj the members
of the double quartet that furnished
the music at the afternoon services OF
the Church of the Covenant. except
Miss Augusta Hill. who resigned just
embark on q theatrical career. Miss
Hill will be succeeded by Mrs. Lenore
Fuller. The other members are Mrs
Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler and Mrs
Harper, contralto; Richard P. Backing
and w. s. Blanchard, tenors, and j.
Walter Humphrey and Arthur Chester
Gorbach, BASES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Kaspar and their
daughter, Priska, have spent their va.
cation motoring in different sections Of
the country. spending the concluding
weeks of their holiday at Atlantic City.
They are again in the city and MT
of the choir of Foundry Methodist
Church. Of which he Is director.
Walter T. Holt, director Of the Nor
dica Mandolin, Banjo and Guitar Cup
has been added to the music faculty OF
the Washington College of Music.
The music arranged by DR.. stansfield
for the service at the First Congrega-
tional church this morning will include
"Parsifal," by Wagner; anthem, II Am
the Bread of Life" by Sir John Stainer:
ofrertory. contralto solo. Jesus. Lover
of My Soul" by MacDougal. Miss Mar :.
Gaul's Holy CITY," for presentation at
the first special musical service, to be
given In the near future.
The Washington College Of Music Or
chestra, under direction of c. p. Chris
tiani, is planning q number OF invita-
ton concerts to be given during the
winter, the first to take place in No
vember.
Miss M L. Merrill, pianist. has Just
returned from month's trip to San
Francisco, Yellowstone Park and the
Grand Canyon.
A new departure OF the Young Wom-
ems Christian Association likely to
prove of interest to the younger mu-
steal contingent is the organization OF
an orchestra, which will be under the
direction Of Miss Elizabeth Wilbur,
with Miss Frances e. Chickering as
accompanist The orchestra Is to be
composed Of young amateur players on
the various Instruments. and applies,
ton for registration may be made to
Miss Wilbur or at the association
rooms.
Mrs. Gertrude Lyons, soprano. has re-
turned to Washington after three
month visit at her old home in Worces.
ter Mass Mrs. LYONS was the soloist
at the Episcopal Church at Oak Bluns
Mass, during July and August