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Looks Up to Thee" by Max Spicker.
| with violin obligato by Mr.. Lindsay,
her. devotional Interpretation causing
| much favorable comment. This morn
| ing Calvert Bowie, tenor soloist of the
choir. who has returned from his vaca-
| ton. viii sing in the offertory number,
being a duet. In Heavenly Love Abid-
4 ing, by Holden, in which the soprano
part Will be sustained by Miss Ruth
! Barrows. The anthem this morning by
| the choir will be "One Sweetly Solemn
| Thought" by Ambrose.
Miss Minerva Bailey. who has re-
| Gently rendered her resignation as or
| gauist- Trinity Methodist Church,
| church of Our Father (Universalist)
for Mrs. Dorothy Baxter, the regular
, incumbent. who is out of the city.
Miss Mabel c. Linton, pianist, and a
member of the Friday Morning Music
! Club. is spending some time at the
/ Gladwyn, Seaside Park. n. J. In con-
junction with Beaumont Glass. one of
/ the violinists of the Philadelphia Or
! chestra. Miss Linton gave concert
last Sunday evening at the Methodist
Episcopal Church at Belmar. N. j., the
wen rendered program including com
| Martini. Kreiser Sauret and Massenet
anq piano numbers by List.
| The program arranged by Claude
! hopeson, organist, for the service at
i the Mount Pleasant Congregational
| Church this morning will include the
organ prelude, "Asa's Death from the
Peer Gynt Suite" by Grieg; offertory,
Charles d. Church; organ solo, Post
| lude in D Major by Tours Mrs. B.
| ID. Shreve, soprano, is assisting with
the music during August in place of
Mrs. Ada Arundel Pillow, who was
scheduled to sing at the church this
month.
Miss Nan Field, contralto. who is act
ing as sololst and precentor at the
during August. will sing this morning
MY Redeemer and My Lord" by Dud-
| ley Buck. and at this evenings service
will give the hymn God Is Our Ref
uge," set to the music of Rubinstein's
Melody in F." with Mrs. Grace Dufour
Brown, as usual, at the organ.
Miss Beatrice Goodwin of Chevy
Chase has been substituting during
Church for Mrs. Paul Ewing, the regu-
lar solost, who has been spending the
heated term in the far north.
Mrs B. H Smart, soprano soloist of
| the First CONGREGATIONAL Church. is
| spending the summer at her cottage a
| North Chesapeake Beach, Md.
| Miss aKtherine May Brooks, former
president of the Music Study Club. has
| returned from an outing at River
Springs, Md.
Robert Cary Stearns, violinist. is
rusticating at Skylapd, Stony Man
| Camp. Va, during July and August.
r. H Kempton of the First Congre-
inin Ire
Kempton, who has been for some time
the guest of relatives at Waltham.
Mass. They will return to Washington
about September l.
The choir of Epiphany Church. under
direction of James Stoddart. will rem
der the following program of music at
the II o'clock service this morning:
Organ prelude. Dawn" by Stoddart;
professional. Grown Him With Many
Crowns" tie Deum.' by Lutbin; an
them. THE Lord Is Exalted" by John
z. W est: recessional, Rejoice. Ye Pure
in Heart; organ postlude, "Allego, by
Thome. Mr.. Stoddart will give a short
recital before the evening service. be-
ginning at 7:40 o'clock.
choir of Epiphany Church and of the
| evening choir of West Street Presby-
| terian Church, will leave shortly for an
| extended trip in the west. Mr.. Tomlin-
! sun Will nave VI tHe pdScdut,
| The Bible and Human Life given here
recently under his direction to celebrate
| the centennial of the American Bible
| Society. which will be produced shortly
at Sea tile. Wash. En- route Mr.. Tom
| linson will visit Niagara Falls and
| other points of interest and will make
| the trip through Yellowstone Park.
Miss Josephine Daily. soprano. sang
| last Sunday at Calvary Methodist
| Church. and will contribute solo at
| the services at old st. Johns Episcopal
| Church today and next Sunday. Today
she will be heard in angels Of Light"
| by Marshall.
| The musical portions of the service
at the New York Avenue Presbyterian
| Church this morning. under direction of
| Paul Whitney Fishbaugh, will include
| the organ prelude, Largo" by Handel
| arranged for violin and organ, and rem
dered by Miss Ruth Brosson and Mr.
My Shepherd" by Van de Water Mrs
| Gertrude Lyons: organ postlude, ALE
gretto Gracioso." by Tschaikowsky.
| Miss Vera Budd is singing during Au-
i gus, at st. Margarets Episcopal
| Church.
Miss Ethel Noble johnson. soprano,
\ was the soloist during the early part
| of the current month at the Second
| Church of Christ, Scientist, and sang
IFAVORJTE, IN CONGRESS.