Evening star., 1916-08-13

1916-PART z.
to hold weekly rehearsals throughout
the coming season at the homes OF
members of the orchestra
the Church of the Covenant. in company
with Miss Florence Frisbie and Miss
Ella Jane Truett, left Tuesday Tor
trip to Boston by sea. The party VIII
friends in Boston, returning in about
fortnight when Miss Craig, with her
friends, will join her father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl: c; Craig. at their sum
mer home at Washington Grove, Nd
Fulton Carr, organist of the Mount
Vernon Methodist Church South. left
during the week for a two-week So
iourn at Atlantic City. where he ex-
pected to be Joined by a party OF
friends from Tennessee. During his
absence his place at the organ Will be
filled by Miss Myra L. Spaulding.
F. Robinson Stefrens. who was the
soloist last Sunday at the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church. will sing
Hargitt's 20 Salutaris" at the o'clock
| Home this morning. Mrs. Peter NJ.
Dorsch will preside at the organ.
Claude Robson, organist and choir
gregational Church. has arranged the
| following music for the service this
| morning: Organ prelude. "Entranclng
Dream" by De Lille. duet for soprano
and tenor. The Lord Is My shepherd
| by Smart, Mrs. B. D. Shreve and
| Charles D. Church; organ solo, Post
| lude" by Salome|
| Mr. and Mrs. William T Reed. Will
| liam T Reed, jr., with Mrs. Reeds
1cis of
| in their new car for a trip through
J Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Before
| their return early in September they
| will spend two weeks at Atlantic CITY.
I Miss Anna Hughes of the choir of
| the First Congregational Church is at
| Maplewood. N. J., where she is the
guest of her brother-in-l law and sister.
| Rev. and Mrs. Oliver c. Bovine, and
| their young son, John Rees. Mrs.
| Bovine, as Miss Lydia Hughes. was
| prominent in both church and musical
| circles of Washington for several
| years before her marriage.
The congregations attending the au
| ditorium at Washington Grove. Md,
| have been fortunate this summer in
| having some of the best of Washington
talent contributing to the music of the
| services, among them Miss Myra Nc
| Cathran. Mrs. Rose Osborne Sapping-
! ton. Mrs. Alonzo Tweedale, Mrs. Ger
| Craig. DIR. Bruce Hofnagle and Charles
| E. Myers. Last Sunday Miss Craig
| sang at the morning service, In
Dreams / Hear the Angels" adapted to
| the music of Faures .'Sancta Maria"
Mrs. Tweedale was heard at the after
| noon service in "No Night There" by
Danks, and in the evening Mr.. Myers
| gave Thy VIII Be Done and. by spe-
| cial request, the hymn. That Sweet
| Story of Old
Miss Florence Girouard. soprano
soloist of the United Brethren Church,
August. will sing the remaining Sun
| days this month at Keller Memorial
| Lutheran Church.
The preliminary program at the
| Church of the Covenant this evening,
| beginning at 7:45 o'clock, will be given
| by Mrs Edith Marmion Brosius. harp
| list; Mrs. Robert Fatt soprano; Miss
| Ruth Jones. 'cellist; Herbert F. AL
bridge, precentor. .and Arthur D. Mayo,
| organist. The numbers, including the
organ prelude, Ave Maria" by Area
delt; soprano solo, Hear Us. Father
Hear Ye, Israel" by Mendeissohn;
cello solo, 'Remembrance," by Telma,
and trio for harp, cello and organ,
"Lamento," by Faure.
Announcements have been received
here of the marriage of Miss Beulah
| Harper, contralto soloist of the Church
of the Covenant, to Harry Lyman Dun
| woody. The wedding took place at the
| home of the parents of the bride at
North Beach, Mich, August 5. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dunwoody will resume their resi-
dcnce in Washington early in the fall
and the bride will continue to sing with
the choir of the Church of the Covenant
next season.
Miss Ruth Barrows, soprano, was the
offertory soloist last Sunday morning
at the First Congregational Church
when she sang the aria, Eye Hath Not
Seen,' from THE Holy City" by Gaul
Mr. and Mrs. Francis NJ. Shore are
spending August at Holly Beach. N. J.
Mrs. Gertrude Dana Brockway, So
prano, a member of the Rubinsteir
Club, is spending the summer at Wash.
ington Grove, Md, and is entertaining
friends from the city Last Sunday
| she had as guests Mr.. and Mrs. o. B
Jenkins and Miss Bertha Dana and
this past week Mrs. Doris Sprucebank
all of this city.
Miss Mary Helen Howe, soprano, OF
New York, daughter of Mrs. Franklin
T. Howe of Brookland, sang Thursday
. evening at the Raleigh at the gather
, ing of the Catholic Total Abstinence
waltz song. "Ecstacy,' by Arditi. and
the aria, ''Vissi d'Arte, Vissi d'Amore,'
from La Tosca"
DIR. William Stansfeld, organist and
choir director of the First Congrega-
tional Church, and Mrs. Stansfield are
at East Gloucester. Mass, for August
but many of the absentees among the
singers of the choir are returning and
, resuming their places at the services
Mrs. w. E. Chamberlain, formerly Miss
Grace Ross. has returned from visit
to relatives in Rutland. Vt: Mrs j.
Homer Smith from holiday trip to
Brewster, N. Y. and Miss Marjorie Nc
Nabb from a visit to friends near AL
bany, N. Y.
Mrs. Evelyn Newcomb Burgess was
the soprano soloist at st. Margarets
J Episcopal Church last Sunday, her Sc
) lection at the offertory being THE
King of Love My Shepherd Is." by
, Gounod. Today Mrs. Burgess will
again assist, singing the incidental
sons in the anthem. Great Redeemer,
FriAnd of Sinners" by Gluck-Shelley.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Dalgleish. with
their son Robert, will leave Thursday
for an extended motor trip, during
which they will visit Mr.. Dalgleish s
sister, Mrs. ]. A. Sutherland OF Hunt
ington, Ind. who has planned many
affairs of interest in their honor. They
will also stop en- route at Pittsburgh.
where they will be the guests of
friends.
Mrs M blair who has spent the