Evening star., 1916-08-06
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Miss Field will sing this morning as,-
the offertory The Publican" by NanN'
de Water. Mrs Ernest L. Parking
a fortnghts visit to friends neaTSs
Charlottesville. Va. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Arthur Smith arek-
spending the heated term at their sum-
mer home. 'Rest-a- While" near Caro-
roiton. Carroll county. Md. and enter~t
tanning parties of their Washingtonf
friends each week end.
Mrs. Florence Noack Howard, sopranos
soloist at First Baptist Church, willf.,
conclude her seasons work at the serv%l,
Ice this morning. when she will gives.
Van de Waters "Penitent" at the Of 3
fertory. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard will 4
spend the remainder of the summerE
motoring along the Jersey coast and2
VIII go later to fittsburg. where Mrs1s
Howard will be heard in recital pur-si
ing August the following soloists will
pc heard at the First Baptist Church:tl
Miss Hazen Potter, soprano. H. Alvin l:
Lake. bass. Mrs Elaine Sebring Ford. IA
contralto. and Miss Helen MacFarland~Sa
soprano.
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MRS. Paul Ewing. soprano OF thia5
city, who has been travelling in theE
nortn; substituted for two Sundays at 4
Victoria, British Columbia. her selec-e
tlons at the offertory being The Penit s
tent by Van de Water. and open thel.
Gates Of the Temple" by Knapp
James Wesly White, baritone. was IA
recent visitor in this city and sang FrtIE
aay evening at an informal musical at }
IN. sHe nome OF Mrs. Chester Whiting. on q :
merly the British legation. Mr. white
delighted the guests with his dnished
Interpretation of some Italian. Germafi
ana English songs and the prologue
from .'Pagliacci." He was ably accom-
panied on the piano by Claude Robe1
son, organist of the Mount Pleasant
congregational Church
Nine Marie Won Cnschuld. who has
divided her time during the past ak
weeks between Boston and Newport.
nae Hall. in Boston. the affair being
for the benefit of Trinity College,
Brookland. D. c. Nine. Won Unschuld IS
accompanied by her little daughter
week at Newport. the youthful pianist
scoring much success in Poldini's
'Poupee Nalsante." "Minuet," by Bee
thoven: Invention in F Major" by
Each; Nocturne in E Flat Maj jor'' and
"Nazurka in B Flat Major" by Chopin.
Mrs. B. D. Shreve. soprano. will sub,
stitute as soloist during August at the
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church,
for Mrs Ada Arundel Pillow. who. with
Charles D. Church. tenor, was to have
furnished the music at the services
during the current month. The music
this morning. under direction of Cla aude'
Robeson. will include the organ pres
lude. "Andante Religioso," by Lemair.
gre; offertory, tenor solo. TT Was for
Me- by Blount, Mr.. Church: organ voi-
untary, "Postlude.' by Stern.
Miss Lille P. Bailey is substituting
a the organ of Gunton-Temple Church
(Presbyterian) for Mrs John G. Klein,
hert nd IL
lian Everson, soprano. is acting as
soloist In place of Mr.. Klein. Miss
Everson will sing this morning. by re-
M and Mls K KLEIN Who by are ssknr
their vacation In short trips to near
by points of interest, spent last week
end at the Hilltop House: Harpers
Ferry, W. Va, and Mrs. Klein will
leave Tuesday morning for a, ten-day
stay al Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. ,tt
The special program of music pre-
liminary to the service at the Church
ming at 7:45 o'clock, will be given by
Mrs. Edythe Marmion Brosius. harpist:
Miss Ruth Jones. cellist; Richard P.
Backing. tenor; Herbert F. Aldridge.
precentor, and Arthur D. Mayo. or
ganist. and the numbers will include
the organ prelude, "Intermezzo," by
Bizet; tenor solo. Come Unto Me-" by
Goltermann: during service, tenor solo.
The Penitent," by Van de Water; harp
solo. "Minuet," by Massenet: trio for
harp, cello and organ. Alteration" by
Telma. ~
Henry Hobart Talmadge. baritone.
who has held the position of soloist
thedral. has resigned his position. to
| axe effect September 1.
Mrs Jesse Kester, contralto soloist OF
the Eastern Presbyterian Church, has
returned from Scranton. Pa, where she
has spent month visiting relatives.
Mrs. Kester will be in her place at the
church this morning and will sing at
the offertory, Holy. Holy. Holy" by
Parker.
Mrs Bessie Driver Kettle. who was
one of the popular sopranos of Wash
ington several years ago. has spent the
past five weeks here in attendance
upon her mother. Mrs. George w. Dri-
yer. during her last illness. Mrs Ket-
tie will return to her home in Buffalo
during the coming week
Miss Emma Cohen. soprano. left
Thursday with a party of friends, for
a fortnights outing al Pen Mar. .,
Joseph whittemore. formerly promt-
nent here in both church and concert
work, who has for the past two years
been singing in Richmond, Va. was a
visitor 10 w dSnlNSLOH inc ldst
few weeks and sang last Sunday at the
IL o'clock service at St. Paurs Episco-
pal Church washington Circle). Mr.
Whittemore's voice, always of beauti-
full quality, has developed wonderfully
during his stay in the Virginia capital.
and last season he was a solo member
of the Richmond festival, singing with
Amato, Martinelli. Olive Cline. Julia
Culp and others. and receiving most
fiattering comment from his co-artists
and the critics. Mr.. Whittemore Will
go to Atlantic City for rest during
part Of August
Mrs Hugh A. Brown. soprano soloist
of the Church of the Epiphany, sang
"A Madrigal." by Victor Harris. and, as
an encore Somewhere a Voice Is Call
ing" by Marshall, at the recent open.
ing of the series of motion picture
shows given in the pension once
building by the Home Club of the In
terror Department, for the beneht OF
dependent families of employees of the.
department now on the Mexican bor-
der.
Miss Eleanor Garner, soprano. left
Tuesday to join party Of friends lead
ing 1.-The simple life" in camp near
Bluemont, Va.
The Statue Of Greeley.
From the New York Times.