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

little granddaughter Monica, are spend
ing the summer at their mountain
home. Mont Salvat. near Blumont Va
Miss Leila Kinder. who spent last
winter in Washington. Is now at her
home In Upton. Ind. and gave a recital
there last week at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G. G. Davis. Miss Kinder
gave both piano and vocal numbers,
with Miss Pearl Waugh accompanying
her in the songs
Miss Ethel L. Nugent. soprano, gave
the last of this seasons musicals at
the Burlington. delighting the guests
with some favorite old songs. with ac-
compartment Of piano, violin and flute.
Miss Nugent will give another program
there In the early fall.
Miss Helene woytych, the young
violinist. who has in one season won a
prominent place here IN musical cir
cles. has gone to Detroit. Mich, to
spend a month with relatives. and will
later Join Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Kortschak
In the Berkshire Hills of New England.
She will spend some time there coach
ing with Mr.. Kortschak on next sea-
sons program. She has been re-
engaged for next winter at the Burling-
ton. as has Mrs. Sue Burrows Jennings,
as pianist and director. and among
other soloists to be heard in the COM
ing course there will be Mrs. Ethel
Holtzclaw Gawler, Miss Richie Mclean,
Mr.: and Mrs. w. E. Brathawaite. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. F. NJ. Bowie Miss Viola
Schippert, Miss Florence Steffens, Miss
Frances Scherger. Paul Hines and
James K. Young.
At. the Kendall Baptist Church the
music. under the direction of Mrs. Isa-
bel Garvin Shelley, with Miss Florence
Taylor at the organ. will include. this
morning, the organ prelude, "Andante
in F Sharp Minor" Kinross; anthem, &c
LORD L Most Merciful." Concone; offertory
Song Without Words" Mendelssohn;
duet. Gently Lead U.s." Jerome, H. H
Lorleberg and Mrs. Shelley; "Postlude,'
Tours.
Evening: prelude in A." Schubert;
duet. Light at Evening Time" Jerome
offertory. Farewell" Tosti; anthem, &C
Gladstone Light" Sullivan; postlude
"Albumblatt." Wagner
The choir of ST. Peters Church sang a
high mass Thursday morning in the
chapel Of Providence Hospital, the oc-
casion being the feast of ST Vincent de
Paul. An elaborate program was rem
dered 2y the choir under the direction
OF Mrs Hattie Richie Prescott. Those
taking part were Miss Ryan, Miss Nc
Cornick, Miss Cutter. Mrs. Golden and
Mrs. Cragg. and Messrs Beavens and
Tarler. with Miss Catherine McKenna
at the organ.
An especially attractive program OF
music has been arranged for the wedding
Saturday morning of Miss Josephine b.
land Ian OF Germantown and Hobart Henry
take place at ST. Roses Catholic church.
at Chopper. Md, and the quartet OF
strings, consisting of Robert Griffen, first
violin; George Mitchell. second violin
CHARLES E. Alden. viola. and Edward
Matteossin. cello, of this city, will PLAY
before and during the nuptial mass. with
George Herbert Wells officiating at the
organ with the quartet in the Mendelssohn
ana Lohengrin wedding marches. Among
the numbers will be the first movement of
a string quartet by Lachner; Largo" by
Haendel; "Canzonetta." by Mendelssohn:
''Traumerei,' arranged for strings by Mr.
Ramsdell: bridal Song" from Jensen's
suite, wedding March," one movement
from a string quartet by Gounod, and
ave Maria" Bach Gounod
Miss Edna Wolf a young organfst of
this city, is playing during July at
Trinity Methodist Church.
Frederick Hardman, baritone soloist
and choir director of the Vermont Ave-
nue. Christian Church, will sing at the
morning service today The Voice in
the Wilderness" by Scott. and this
SNSAihS oNC ~ L ace, ny Johnson,
Mrs. Henry White entertained recent
ly at musical evening in honor of
her sisters and house guests. Miss Es-
ther Brown, from southern California,
and Mrs. j. c. Brown. from Wichita.
Kan. Florence Steffens. Elsie Carleton
Small and Gertrude Brown We're the
soloists. each giving a group of songs.
An interesting part of the program
was a new song. still in manuscript-a
musical setting by D. G. Pfeiffer Of the
poem. "Bob-o-Link." written by Judge
Wendell p. Stafford and sung for the
first time by Miss Margaret White. to
whom it is dedicated. Justice Stafford
noems not vet published. and Florence
Pearson's Sons of America"
Mrs. Elfna II. Donaldson, who has
recently come to take up her residence
in Washington, is playing for few
Sundays at the North Carolina NJ. P.
Church. Mrs. Donaldson is a graduate
Of the New England Conservatory of
Music. having studied organ there with
Henry Durham and George Whiting;
harmony with DIR. Goetschius and COM
position with George Chadwick. Her
piano studies We're made outside the
conservatory with John Orth and Mrs.
Mas Tapper. She will be Joined in the
fall by her daughter, a talented young
violinist
Nell Lindsey Marks. baritone. will
be the soloist at the Metropolitan Me-
mortal NJ Z. Church this morning and
will be heard in The King of Love
My Shepherd Is" by Gounod
NJ. ]. Weber is substituting at the
First NJ. P. organ during the month of
July.
At the public installation Wednesday
of the officers of Federal City Lodge
of Odd Fellows Miss Anna Tuilford
Mrs. w. w. Deal and Miss Weber were
the assisting soloists. Miss Tuilford
sang Sunshine Of Your Smile" and
Look Down. Dear Eyes; Mrs. Deals
numbers were SPRAY of Roses" and
IT Know I Got More Than My Share"
and Miss Weber recited Our Flag"
Mrs. John G. Klein and Miss Mar
guerite Ison were the accompanies.
Mrs. Frank Byram. organist and choir