Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-19
Home by Rathburn, with Mrs. Harr.
Cunningham, as usual, at tho organ.

Home, by Rathburn, with MIS-. a4ffy
Cunningham. as usual. at tho organ.
Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw aawler, So
prano soloist Of the Church OF the
Covenant, will sing at the tent serv-
ice this evening, her numbers being
and 'The Publican" By Van de water.
Mrs. Huron Lawson has been en-
gagged to sing this fall in recital at
in the artists course at Birmingham.
Miss Jessie Masters, formerly COM
tralto soloist Of the Church Of the
Ascension. has returned to the city and
| is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Harmed.
| Misses Vera Budd. soprano: Miss Olive
Budd, violinist, and Paul Hines. tenor.
Monday evening at a social hour given
at the Iowa Avenue Methodist Church.
Miss Budd sang THE Slave Song" by
Del Riego. and Love Song" by File.
gier. Mr.. Hines gave Yesterday and
Calling Me-" by Marshall. and Miss
Olive Budd rendered two numbers, &C
companied by Miss Charlotte Gibson at
the piano.
| presided at the organ Of Calvary Bap-
fist Church and later at the organ OF
I the First Church of Christ (Scienttst).
| has returned to Washington after two
years spent on the Pacidc coast.
The Emmanuel Baptist Church choir.
under the direction Of Douglas G. MIL
Ter. with Mrs. F. P. Dickinson, accom-
PIANIST. will render the following music
at the services today: Anthem. The
l a
Harry Rowe shelley: offertory. sopra.
no solo. MY Redeemer and My Lord.
| BY Dudley Buck, Miss Anna Clokey;
evening anthem, softly Now the Light
my Task" by Ashford. Miss Rachel
The music arranged by Henry Nc
Chord for the services at the Church
Of the Epiphany today will include at
the morning service: Re N neum o 1y
fertory (by request). "IIark. Hark. Ny
Soul" by Shelley. Evening, MA gnifi-
| cat" and "Nunc Dimittis." by Gounod.;
offertory, 1.-The Day Is Past and over,
BY Marks; Dresden Amen" Soloists at
al today's services will be Mrs. Hugh
Brown, soprano; Raymond Moore, bari
tone; George Mayo. bass, apd D. G. An
gevine, tenor.
| IS, M. F'aDlan, planlSt, IeLut AGu " IiAo
| city last week after a visit to norway,
Sweden and Denmark, where he re-
newed many old acQuaintances and
made many new musical friends.
| Walter Sorrell. tenor. has been en-
gagged as soloist by the Gurley Me-
mortal Church for the evening services
| during the coming season and Will as
| sumo his new duties the first Sunday
In October.
| Oscar Franklin Comstock, organist
and choir director of Trinity Episcopal
| Church. has returned from a long va
cation. which was spent at his former
home in Flatbush, N. Y Mr.. Comstock
was honored during the summer In pc
| ing chosen as substitute organist Tor
most of the summer season IN Old Trim
| ity Church, the services at which ne
/ played including large military 1u
| neral for Gen. Tracy. Mr.. Comstock
gave also the first Of this seasons or
gan recitals there on Septemp per l. nus
program consisting of the Polonalse
M;litaire." nocturnes in E fiat and 9
minor. all by Chopin, and 'Toccata and
Fusue," in D minor (Doric), by Bach.
Miss Alice pore. a newcomer in
washington, will sing But the Loro
Is Mindful Of His Own" from Mendels-
sohn's oratorio est. Paul." at this
mornings service in Trinity Episcopal
Church.
Mrs. Hazel wegner Reeder. soprano.
| who has been spending the summer
months at her brothers home at LlV-