Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-22

Miss White is spending q part Of the
summer at Mddlebury College, VI.
Later she will travel through New Eng
land.
AT the Church of the Covenant this
evening the music will be rendered by
Mrs Lenore Fuller. contralto. Herman
Rakeman. violinist: Richard Lorlebere.
cellist: W. S. Blanchard, precentor, and
Claude Robson. organist, and, begin
ming at 7:45 o'clock, the program Will
include the organ voluntary. 'HIinuet-
Prayer Perfect" by stenson: violin
solo. AT Twilight" by Gatty-selisrs.
during service. cello solo, "Albumblatt.;
by Henriques: contralto solo, Abide
with Me- by Diddie: trio for violin,
mann.
washington talent was conspicuous
at the annual outing of the Typothetas
OF hai.imore at Fair View on Chesa-
peake bay last Saturday. Among those
from this city participating were New
ton l. Hammer. tenor: Ambrose A.
Durkfn. baritone: Arthur Butler Pierce.
In limitations, and Byron Blodgett, ac-
companist.
Director W. o. Little of the Keller
Memorial choir announces that during
the summer months the choir will be
replaced by double quartet, the mem
psHs Mss margaret DAILY ana
MISS Helen Harper, sopranos: Miss
Louise Bowdler and Miss Helen Black,
contraltos; Warren Settler and Edward
L. Weber, tenors. and William Rohr-
man and W. o. Little. bases. Mrs. NJ.
Irving Wood is the organist
At Hamilne Methodist Church today
the music, under direction of Miss
Edlth T. Athey, organist, will include
the prelude. Vision" by Rheinberger;
n yof haYr n,,~~
usalem," by Knox, sung by Miss Marian
Greene, soprano: Mrs. John Humphrey,
contralto: Clarence Lewis, tenor, and
Fred Schaeffer. bass; offertory solo,
Miss Greene; organ postlude. "Choeur
Triumphale," by Hackett. Evening,
organ solos, "Andante." from Surprise
symphony" and "Cantabile." from
String Quartet in Sharp Major" by
HAYDN; anthem, trio for soprano. tenor
and bass, ION Thee Each Living Soul
Awaits" from the oratorio, THE Gre
alton; offertory solo, an adaptation OF
I Largo" from Haydn's Sixteenth Sym
phony": organ postlude. The Heavens
Are Telling" from THE Creation"
The Nevin oartet. consisting Of Elsie
Carleton Small and Ruth w. Simpson,
sopranos: Nellie Newton Shore and
uted to one of the recent entertain
ments given for the Officers Reserve
Corps in camp at American University
Park. The quartet sang Underneath
the Trees" Garry Me Back to Ole Vie
ginny," de Coppah Moon" Farewell
and The Star Spangled Banner" with
Claude Robson assisting at the piano.
Charles D. Church, tenor, and Flor
ence Steffens. contralto. will be the
soloist at the Mount Pleasant Congre-
gational Church this morning. with Mr..
Robson at the organ, as usual. Mr..
Church will sing BY the Waters OF
Babylon by Hosmer. and a duet, 80
God Our Help in Ages Past" by Hitler.
Miss Steffens sustaining the second
part. Mr.. Robson will play for pre-
lude. Meditation" by Harker. and as
a closing number. "Postlude." by
Parker.
Miss Florence Callahan. Miss Hero1d,
Miss Rosemary Arnold. Miss Bessie
Humphreys. Mr.. Pallan and trio COM
posed of Warren Settler. Edward L.
Weber and William Rohrman were tho
soloists at an entertainment by the
Ladies' Aid of Keller Memorial Church
Friday evening. Mrs Herold contribute
ed ITO Thee. Marguerite" Miss
Humphreys recited The Besetting
Sin" Mr.. Pallan sang ireland Must Be
Heaven" and The Sunshine of Your
Smile" and the trio contributed "A
Capital Ship"