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Evening star., 1917-05-27

Charles Trowbridge Tittmann will be
in his usual place today at All Souls
Unitarian Church and will sing ''The
Prayer Before Battle" by Hitler, and
Lord God Of Hosts" by De Koven.
Evening star., 1917-05-27

Claude Robson has arranged an at
tractive program for the usual Sunday
musical this evening at the Arts Club,
among those participating being Mrs.
James J. Loving. pianist, and Mrs.
A. L. Haycock, soprano: Miss Florence
Steffens, contralto; Charles D. Church,
tenor, and James S. Hicks. bass, all
members of the quartet of the Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church. Mrs.
Loving will play 'Troika," by Tschai-
kowski; "An der Quelle," by Arensky
"B Minor Rhapsody" by Brahms
"Deux Arabesques." by Debussy. and
the singers will give, cappe1la, the
following quartets from the Russian
Evening star., 1917-05-27

The Imperial Quartet, consisting Of
James X Young and Newton Hammer.
tenors; Earl Carbauh, baritone. and
]. Frank Duggan, bass, contributed a
number of selections on the trip down
the river of the Board of Trade on its
annual outing recently. /,
Evening star., 1917-05-27

Miss Mary Virginia Ross. sponsor for
the second Mississippi division, u. S.
c. ". will be the guest of Miss Lillian
Chenowith at her home in Harvard
street during the reunion of the Con-
fedefate Veterans. Miss Ross, who Is
an accomplished musician and comes
from Miss Chenowith's old home-Holly
Spring, Miss.-is a graduate of Ma
tional Park Seminary. Forest Glen, Md
Evening star., 1917-05-27
also play q solo. "Reverie." by Hassel-
man..

Large crowds filled the hall Of Car
roll Institute Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings to hear the pupils
OF Prof. William A. Beall in the four
teenth annual recital. An interesting
program. selected from famous COM
posers. was creditably rendered by the
pupils. assisted by Miss Annie Lithgow.
and Ada Stewart. soprano. and Harry
P. Wilkins. tenor.
/ Among those contributing piano num-
bers were Misses Catherine May. Es-
ther whitman, Mabel Gotthardt. Vera
Collins, Annie Hilbert. Helen Hanford.
Mary Smith. Violet Houghla. Annie
Wells. Rosella LOTUS. Ruth Ward.
Ethel Davidson, Irma Crist. George
Blessing. Emma Bennie. Anna Blue.
Roberta Revercomb, Zelah Lauer. Mary
Barrett. Francis Beach. Minnie Heider.
linger, Madeleine Aughinbaugh. Teresa
Minahan. Gretchen Bergner. Gladys Bel
field. Thelma House, Gladys Loveless.
Elsie Cotter. Vivian Michael. Marie
Kane, Ruth Beall. Roberta Jenkins;
Runkle, Began Loveless. Harry Thomp-
son, Robert McGrath. Master Colourn
Reall, Solomon Grossberg and Donald
Kane.
Certificates in harmony were award
ed Miss Madeleine Aughinbaugh. Teresa
Minahan and Gladys Belfield. and at
the close of the program Prof. Beall
gave an interesting talk on his theory
of teaching.
At First Baptist Church this morning
the choir anthem will be "! Waited
for the Lord" by Mendelssohn. sung
by Mrs. Florence Howard, soprano and
director: Miss Fan Noack. assisting So
prano; Mrs. Arthur Whaley. contra1to:
Henry Kruger, tenor. and Wheeler
Wilson, bass Mrs. Howard and Mr..
Kruger will sing also the duet Love
Divine" by Stainer. at the offertory.
and Mrs. Edmund Barry will preside.
as usual, at the organ.
Mrs. Helen Rogers Smith. soprano.
will sing at Union Methodist Church
this morning Eternal Love-" one CT
her own compositions. aud in the even
ing Miss Selande and Miss Smith will
be heard in the duet Love Divine
All Love Excelling."
A. T. Adams. violoncellist, who has
come to Washington recently from
Ohio. played Friday evening at the
yearly exhibit OF the Eastern High
School in art, music and physical
training, making a nne impression IN
Massenet's "Elegy" and Lullaby,
from Bizet's Pearl Fishers"
Miss Margaretta Campell. soprano.
has returned from Peoria, ILL.,, where
she was soloist at the May festival.
She also gave a successful recital for
the Woman's Musical Club Of that city.
Evening star., 1917-05-27
HAGERsToWN, MD.

Charles Gordon Of Baltimore and Miss
Lena Weiner were married here Wednes-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Durbin en-
tertained at their country horne at New
Salem Monday. Mrs. Samuel Emmert Is
visiting in Harrisburg. Mrs Fannie
Smith. Appomattox, Va, has returned
home. Mrs. H. c. Foster returned from
Philadelphia and Pine Grove. Pa. Mrs.
Lewis d: Syester. Cleveland. In the guest
OF Mrs William T. Hamilton. Miss Lucy
Robinson has returned from Warrington.
Norman Townsend has returned home
from Hiram. Ohio. Mrs. W. r. Summer
vile, Benton Harbor, Mich. is visiting
DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Summerville. Mr..
visiting here. Miss Minnie Nyman is
visiting in Washington. Mrs. w. J. Web
ster. Front Royal. Va. is visiting her
son. Rev. J. S. Webster.
Evening star., 1917-05-27
MARTINsBURG, w. VA.

Mrs George A. Mcdonald and daugh-
ter Loretta have gone to New York.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Bender and child
are home from Elkins Mrs. Viewer and
three children have Joined Capt. George
L. Viewer at Camp Cornwell. Leicester
Baker was home from Washington. Mrs.
r. T. Mason returned from Dayton.
Ohio. Rev. DR.. w. C. Taylor returned
from Cleveland. Rev. d. NJ. Brown of
Washington was visitor here. Miss
Katherine Patterson, Washington, is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Patterson. Mrs. Horace Trout was
hostess to the Four Leaf Glover Club.
Evening star., 1917-05-27
CUMBERLAND, MD.

Mrs. ]. Philip Roman entertained
Thursday at bridge in honor of Mrs.
Frederick N. Zihlman returned 10
Washington after spending several
days here. Harry E. Beneman has been
visiting in Washington. Mrs James A,
Millhollad and son William motored
from Washington. Mrs. Ora Black
burn is visiting in Dayton, Va. Mr.. and
Mrs. Witmore. Washington, were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Merrbach, Iona
coming. Mrs. May Phillips, Barton,
visited in Washington. Miss Sallie Cur
ran. Westernport, returned from Wash
ington. Mrs. NJ. Shapiro and son, WASH
ington, are visiting IN Westernport.
Misses Marion and Martha Richmond,
Homecoming, returned from Mt. Oliyet.
N c.
Evening star., 1917-05-27
CHARLES TOWN, W. VA.

Mrs. S. d. Engle has been visiting her
sister in Washington. Mrs Mary
Snider and granddaughter, Miss Grace
Berry. Loudoun valley, are visiting in
Washington. Richard Norris Is home
from Cleveland, Ohio. Mr.. andeMrs. II.
L. Dunwoody, Washington, were recent
guests of Mrs. G. n. Coleman. Misses
Ethel and Georgia Moore, Washington.
visited their parents in Loudoun valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Campbell have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter. Barbara Fowle. and DIR. Hugh
Hagan. Roanoke, Va: eldest son of Mrs,
Lucien Cooke. Roanoke. and the late
DR.. Hugh Hagan. Atlanta, Ga. DR..
Hagan holds commission in the
Medical Reserve Corps. = -.
Evening star., 1917-05-27
BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. VA.

Thomas Haring and Mrs Frances
Haring returned from Alexandria, Va.
Clarence Youngblood, Washington, was
visiting Joseph Youngblood, Paw Paw.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Phillips were in
Pittsburgh. Mrs. Frank C. Dunham and
children returned from Martinsburg.
Paul Ambrose and bride have returned
from Cumberland.
Evening star., 1917-05-27

At the mass to be celebrated Sunday
School on the Conduit road. at which
first holy communion will be admins
tered. Edna Sheehy. soprano. will sing
Geunod's Ave Maria" and adore and
Be STILL" with harp accompaniment by
Miss Clara Ross, and Miss Ross will
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26

thow failing into fhe hands ~ per
sons not entitled 90 them. The oath
is administered 10 .he mayor Of
fee and 40 notary Zee is charged
There was a hi' - pathos the
steady stream of proud mothers.
fathers and even babies 0' fhc loved
ones who are Nght.nc FOR lDertr
and democracy one gray haired
woman lrped IN leaning heavily ON
cane ara applied for three OF Che
cards when Capt Al Hicks asked
who tho princ!pa were. she replied
snS her eyes gilstened Nth pride
rather than With idle tears
My sons sir"
Closely behind her came lad Of
Jess than seven years
Who's qghInr .hat vou should
ash tor his card. aon7" asked the
captain Kindly The urchin ar.
swered
Daddy
he rolled q l1t ~ admiration into
that one short word and 'nen he
added that lis mother VAS sick ans
couldn't come down 20 ge. The Ger.
tiscate bur sent him The little
man raised BIS riErf hand and
swore his daddy was al war ii!s
little teaf fairly few towards home
after he Eot his certificate.
It is expected that fhe mayor viii
Issue ~ least 10000 cards. each ~
which VIII be signed by tim per.
soraNy
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26

The Rey Gcorcr g. Fa.r Former
r.r-.s. r,i-f.+r, .rt .,..nr,l.-r. WHO
,.... us,
-"'
to- fra past - wears rf'Hrned To-
Tho pulpit RI Detro.t sunday He
preached both morning and oven.
lng in the Church of Dar Father.
CniyprSallst. and tcll Ivo large
audience why he aEsu fel- m.
PEELED fo take up tho work af the
cross
A recent illness had wurr t0 so
with his decision. he safs F he
hrst time .n many wears r had
time. durina that SICK spell. tc th.ne
about spiritual Questions thsr had
long been unsettled IN his mlna and
he came % See trar .n ne~~ aght
Il explains ~9.nrr Ncror was
that ha lad roceaLy been cured ~
an strsrnt-dRinev healed. he be-
Hevos which <Tysclans told. Nm
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26

saloo0koepcra have boru plan1in-
on Keeping p.H hei eo W nt
THANK -Esiue tar arcuaI1g t7 20.
formation which haas frnttea lh
clty hau They declare flat IhnnAr
ine day nor fixed h1lt-t
uea is ostahI 2 Z ~ pr0rnm
tou os the nre-ldon. and fnc gov
eruor While f usually fails 0N
Ihe last Thursday a November thett
Is no roas1u Nhy I co4i u1' he f'I
eof ary other dar faw argue A.
result of ihe gossip thnt ihr iGuf
sellers were prep ng io throw
op ,hcr portals op urt0y DAY
Corporation Counsel unFcman ioot.
ed un fhe iaw on fhe subject. f9
Chat thero cogid b. no possible
chance for argument fnll0wnE h
research d. gave So aF his opnioH
that. under tho law Detroit would
bs 80 arid as 'no sahara when PA
national 0lrd and cranberry saucr
are passed around
Tho law ON na subject does nor
Tx % definite date hu declares lhai
saloons sn0ll he closed on Thar. A.
giving day. presumably without o..
gard 90 the date Upon which o. faiit-
Under fHis ruling 30 lhnnkfgifirg
was sef 0y prcsidcn'al and Enher