Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-16

tons and instrumental music followed
by the presentation of floral tribute
| to Mrs. Avery, the occasi being the
eleventh anniversary of her maria ge.
Among those contributing to the pleas
ure of the occasion was Miss Becker,
Mrs. Leeds, Miss Glennan. Mrs. Sievent.
Col. Strattan, Miss Cosdon and Mr..
iGoodacker.
Dore Walton. cellist and conductor of
the Washington High School Orchestra,
has gone to Bar Harbor, where he will
be engaged in professional work
throughout the season.
Miss Ruth Weldon and Miss Esther
Weldon, pianists, of Halethorp. Balti-
more county. Md, are the house guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Dalgleish for the
remainder of July.
, Miss Mary A. Cryder is spending the
summer at the Ostend Hotel, Atlantic
City.
! Miss Katherine Rich of the choir of
| the Church of the Incarnation is
| spending the summer at Cape May
Point, N. j.. and Mrs. Charles Lane of
the same choir is dividing her time be-
tween friends in North Carolina and
| Georgia.
| William Kelley. baritone, was the Of
| fertory soioist last Sunday at the West
| MeinOrldl ITeSpy terrain SHul
| when he was heard in Face to Face"
| by Johnson. This morning the choir
anthem will be God So Loved the
World" by Harold Moore, with Incl
dental soprano solo and obligato sus-
| tanned by Miss Aileen Miller, and with
Mrs Frank Byram. as usual, at the
| organ.
H. Alvin Lake, baritone, of this city,
was heard in recital Monday evening
| Newark n i
The music at the Church of the
| Epiphany today will include at the
! morning service the professional, For
Deum. by Stevens: "Benedictus Can
onymous); introit hymn. Jesus. the
Very Thought of Thee by WEIGH ;
| hymn. Go. Labor on by Calkin; Of
fertory anthem. Praise the Lord. o
Jerusalem by Maunder; benediction
hymn. Come Ye Diseonsolate." by
! With Light" by Livoff. At 1870 in
| the evening there will be an organ re-
cital by McHenry McChord, choir
master. of request numbers. and at the
service at O'Clock the choir will sing
| the professional. Go Forward, Chris
tian Soldier" by Smart: "Magnifcat'
and Nunc Dimittis, by Atkinson;
hymn. THE Whole Wide World for
Jesus" by Kirkpatrick; onfertory
anthem, 20 For A Closer Walk With
God" by Foster; benediction hymn.
Hear Our Prayer, o Heavenly
Father" by Dickinson: occasional.
Work for the Night Is Coming" by
Mason.
\ Mrs. Robert Louis Vaughan, former
| ~ Miss Ethel Lee, violoncellist. of this
city, who has spent the past two win
tiers doing professional work in New
York, has been the house guest here
for several weeks of DR.. and Mrs. d.
H. Riggs. Mrs. Vaughan has just con-
cluded the busiest season in her ex-
perience. and left Friday for a visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. Bart Writ at their
home in the Green Spring valley. after
which she will go to Eaglesmere Pa,
to remain until the fall
mortal Presbyterian Church recently
held its annual outing. when the mem
bers, in a car specially chartered for
them, visited Great Falls as the guests
OF W. A H. Church. Speeches. recita-
tons and songs enlivened the after
dinner hour and brought the pleasant
occasion to a close
The hot weather has not yet brough,
the musical and social activities of the
Home Club to a close. as a recital was
given there Monday evening by Mrs. r.
H. Fatt. assisted by McHenry McChord,
a. a. aecompanist Mrs. Fatt sang Luzzi's
Swiss Echo Song" by Eckert Irish
Love Song" by Lang: The swallows"
from THE Red Feather by Cowen:
"Carissima,' by Penn: aria I'm bel di
Vodromo~ Zone Fine Day., from Mad
anne Butterfly" song, The Dawn" by
d 'Hardelot. Mr.. McChord, In addition
to playing the accompaniment, con-
tributed one piano solo. 'Humoresque,"
by Dvorak.
Mrs. Gertrude Lyons. soprano, will
sing at the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church this evening. her selections be-
ing How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings"
by Lyddell. and Now the Day Is Over"
adapted by Sudds to the music of Sim
pie Aveu," by Thome.
Paul Hines, tenor, will be the offer
tory soloist at Trinity Methodist
Church today, and will sing a the of
fertory. Il Come to Thee" by Roma.
Miss Eleanor OLeary has gone to
Ithaca. y. Y, to take the summer course
in music ct Cornell University.
Miss Margaret Wright. after attend
ing the closing exercises of Wellesley
College, is spending the heated term in
the mountains of New Hampshire,
where she is preparing program for
recital next winter.