Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-08-27

(, The annual ,,nbeava1 in the GUAR de-
,t,ont 80 ~ o,,ro,,o.,, .,,o o,,oir,
POI '"' VI INC Siioi Niio9' INC S'
which usually occurs at the close OF the
musical season in the spring, seems to be
,ovy raa clripq i+s cI,,,,~ aud fortunate
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Noeeu, is the committee that mas its
organist. musical director and solo per-
souneI con1nIeie and pernnanent for the
,,,co,r,f,,, so,s,,, p,sid.s ~, onno,,,,re-
ineoihihss se'Soh- hSsioss 'i.e s'itiout'ee
meats of designations and appointments
being given out from dav to day. runor
I b,,-,- VIII, ,,,,,,,. ,-,o,e, ava - sae,,s
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:pronaple that some cl 'he more important
choirs in the Washington churches win
resume work with a ccmp,ote reorrariza
r -.
uoh OF East season Singing ioree inns
week. announcement is made thatGeorge
Calvert Bowie tenor has resigned his
position as soioist Of the First Conerega-
tional Church. and leTt during the week
fror3 he civ mil sfta,, ! ha,. 5oy r.he
announcements includes also the f9cf that
Mir Bowle viii be succeeded by Herbert
+ AllridSe. who mas been acting as
precentor at the Church OF the Covenant
duriug the summer. Mr.. A!drid,e sang
last season at the Vermont Avenue Chris
ton Church and was Tor many years tenor
soloist OF ST. Pa4i's English Lutheran
e Church.
MISS MT jacobs cohtralto, who was
Church OF the Coyen;.flt as one ii the
soioists of the erenlu. choir, was pre-
seuted in recital last Sunday evening by
sydney LIoyd IVrfGhlSou At sr.rhav-,x
Hall, Ogonquft Me- Sefore a cap-city
audience many coming from York Eiar-
Dor and EeaneBuEl.ItCII 10 attend Miss
Jacobs sssEr tie gcntraIto ..ria from
Der F'reiSChutEr' hy Won Weber and a
group of three songs, 20 Fair ard sweet
ana Holy" by Cantor: None i3ut the
Lonely Heart lJV Tst,gst }-trSEy and
THE Cry OF Rachel" - lTsry Turner
Salter receiviass such an encore t.at
she responded by giving Carrie Jacob
Bonds pathetic little song. His I.ul-
1Sbv'' which also proved So accents d q
that she was Obliged 10 repeat it, Miss
Jacobs was assisted by Arnold Waecht-
Ter yiolinist. Frank IL AfauzIcs ceIEist
and Joseph Nelson. tititist. an members
of the St louis SvT1pho,,y Orchesfra
and George B. Holman Of the same city
was nj the piano
Mrs Grace D. jackson. crranist of
the new St. andrew Episcopal Church
and one of the accompanies of the
Home Club churus in company with
relatives from 3iassachu Is soend-
ing the month Of August at North Con-
way in the White mountains of Nav
Hampshire. Mrs Jackson win return
in time t. substitute during Serternber
at All Saints l.Disco.,al church chez,
regular orgauist '-'e
Miss George Thomson. soprano who
made her arst public appearance here
last winter. when she sang the soprano
solos in Stainer's Daughter of Jairus."
has been sren.Ijnr the st1r,1ne,. 80
friends at GIendjve. Mon Miss Tbons-
sen has been Inducing in horsehacl
riding. tennis and other out-of-door
amusements, besides making. several
long motor trims TO various pIscas Of
interest in tina; section This does not
mean that music mas been sci aside for
her stav She has t rI1 loS curing
at Terry. Nor, and hafora bsr s'i 80, uLle
to Washington she will iii SOFIA 80
gagements at other minis IN Noo..ra
Miss Thonssen is asEisfed AZ rbcae I'd
soprano, by whom she is being enter
tanned. and Miss Helen Gondof. accom-
PIANIST
Miss Marian Tucker. contralto. a stu
dent of Holyoke College. who is snend
ing her vacation al her home in ia,
will sustain the incidental solos IN the tbe
anthem, The King of Love M Shano
herd Is" by Harry Rowe sheIley. TO he
rraestic,ai Ct, rapii oi ine FIRST Con-
saryica eH ae 'hls morning
The preliminary nroerar =. .ha
Church of the Coyenant haojnDi,a ~
7:45 O'Clock this eyanjpP vii he 80
bv Mrs Edith NTsrn,in-' prd-i,, sdseh
list. Te poy, CiIdnr .a,,a, nlosLas haN-
and Arthur ID. Mayo- orpsnist 49,, "A ~. ~
numbers will be as folIows: $40 ,n
solo .Neditarfon" nv urb,v. $50,
SOLO '.Eyeuind and NTorrinar" 80
Spicker. harm sole "p-iaras,, s TX -,.aA
seImans. durfng sart.fla ny mas
Then Shall the pfstt.e 'enor 500,
Mende1ssobn. IN go a.. Shihe' oy
alf;Sar..a@ ~ hdrp, ceiIo and organ.
yar5i rum II IroVatore, by
~, n,
aul living, soprano, who is
spehu4hg the month OF august in Cali
19rIta, sang last sunday at the First
aSthouist EpiScopaI church in Oakdale.
LIE Roy Glider tenor assisted nv the
American Hawaiian Trio consistfr, ~