Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-19

week for "A much needed rest, Accom-
( panied by her three children. she viii
spend the next fortnight AZ Harper
( Ferry. where she Will visit her brother
William Marmion. and her aunts. tn
Misses Narmion. who still reside in TIL
old home of the family
Mrs Clarence Il. Rheem. president o
| the Rubnstein Club. and Mrs. Hugh
! Thomas, one Of the sopranos of the same
organization, have Joined the colony o
I Washington musicians summering at At
lantic City.
Wheeler Wilson. baritone. will be thu
| soloist at the special musical service o.
the Church OF the Covenant this evening
with Herman Rakeman. violinist: Richard
LoreleberE. viulonceliist. W. :. Blanchard
precentor. and Claude Robson. organist
also contributing to the program. Be
ginning at 7:45 O'Clock. the numbers viii
be the organ voluntary, "Minuetto, b.
Me-" by Adam Geibel; cello solo. Der
ceuse," by GODDARD: during service, violir
solo. "Traumerei.' by Jensen; baritone
solo. Beautiful Land of My Dreams. by
Blount. and trio: for violin. cello and or
gan. 'Serenade." by BlokN.
Mrs Henry White. choir director Of the
Church of the Incarnation. will be rusti-
eating during the next fortnight at Berry
vile, Va. where she will be Joined by
Miss Margaret White. organist of the
same church. who has been taking spe-
ciaI course at Middleboro Cohs~e, Yer
mont. during July. They will return early
in September.
At the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church this morning the music. under
direction of Claude Robson. organist
will include the organ voluntary, Pre-
lude," by Chaminade; bass solo. Rock
of Ages by Herndon Morsell. James S
Hicks: offertory. duet for soprano and
bass. The Lord Is My Shepherd" by
Smart, Mrs. A. l.. Haycock and Mr..
Pontificaie.' by Lemmens.
Mrs Kirk l.. Russell. organist. is in
charge of the music at Wesley Chapel
tenber. Since serving regularly at va
rious churches in Washington and
other cities. Mrs. Russell. for several
seasons. has preferred temporary as
sisnments-
Mrs sydney Hollingsworth. soprano
soloist of the Church of Our Father. is
spending August at the family camp
near Eluemont. Va.
Winfield Hart. baritone. will sing this
morning at Grace Episcopal Church. his
selection at the offertory being Hern-
don Morselfs setting of the hymn,
Rock Of Ages.
DR.. William r. Buchanan. who. as
chairman of the music committee and
conductor of the Mount Pleasant Choir
US. has been force for the advance
ment of musical matters in the Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church. has
rendered his services to the government
and is now in training ate Fort Ogle-
thorpe. Ga
Miss Ruth Bronson. violnist: Harry
McCalmont. futist, and Mrs. Sue Bur
49, ID
largely to the success of the entertain
nent given under direction of Mrs. r.
H. Dalgleish for the soldiers and sailors
at Epiphany Parish Hall. when they
gave ensemble, three dances. Morris
Dance. Torch Dance and Shepherd S
Dance, from Henry VIII" by Edward
German.
Miss Elizabeth Yung Kwai. nezzo So
prano. sang yesterday at the Eastern
Presbyterian Church at the wedding OF
Miss Olive Budd, vioIinist, to Raymond
Pryor Burk- Miss Yung kwai contributed
three songs. Because" by D'Hardelot; -
Love You Truly" by Carrie Jacobs Bond
and 30 Promise Ne" by De Koven and
Miss Nellie Sacrey. organist OF the church
PLAYED the accomplishments as We'll as the
wedding marches.
Mrs r H. Dalgleish. accompanied by
Ir Dalglesh and their young son. Rob-
ert. motored Yesterday to River Springs
Nd, where she Will pass the next fort
night.
Mrs Duncan Richmond. librarian of the
Rubinstein Club. with her daughter. Eliza
beth, are at Deer Park, Md. where they
viii lie the guests Of relatives until the
middle Of September
Paul Hines. tenor. sang last Sunday
morning At the Shrine of the Sacred
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