Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-29

| club for the season include two large
| evening concerts by the organization
| assisted by out-of-.own artists of dis
| tlnction and a series of members day
| recitals. at which the programs will
| be given by home talent. The Rubin
| stein Club is a choral organization of
| woman singers, the enrolment run
| ming from 40 to 1:5.voices in different
! seasons.
=, 1t was organized about nine years
ago, with Mrs. Hobart Brooks as the
rrst president and Mrs. Appoline N.
Blair as musical director. and under
its auspices many notable artists
have appeared here in concert. among
1ath. Herman Standby. Reed Miller,
Florence Hinkle, Nine. van der Veer.
olive Kline, George Dostal. Hulda
Iashanska, Rosalie Wirthling, Lucy
Marsh and many others. Access to the
musical affairs OF the club is by in
vitation, the work of the organiza-
ton being supported financially by
J dues from its members. Members are
of two classes. the singers, who are
| the active members, and the asso-
| ciate members, both men and women.
music lovers who are welcome to all
affairs of the club, including the re-
hearsals. The first rehearsal will be
held the middle of October in prep
aration for the first concert in De-
cember or January. The present
Dalgleish president; Miss Matte
| Gibson, first vice president: Miss
Edna Sheehy, second vice president:
Airs Elmer Curry, secretary; Mrs.
! Fannie At1ec Gage. treasurer: Mrs.
| William I. Reed. chairman of the en-
! tertainment committee; Mrs. A. l..
Haycock. chairman of the voice COM
! mittee: Mrs. l.. G. Herndon. chairman
OF the room committee Mrs. c. +. Stub
Ter. who was appointed librarian, has re-
| Sionad IN MI ha
! by Mrs. Duncan Richmond, who
served successfully in that position
! for several years.
! Al Hamline Methodist Church today
the music, directed by Edith r. Athey.
| organ prelude, "Andantino." by Whit
| ing; quartet. The Shepherd BY
Sarti, Miss Marian Greene. soprano:
| Mrs. John Humphrey, contralto; Clar-
ence Lewis, tenor, and Fred Schaeffer.
bass; offertory quartet. Jesus, Word
lude, March" by Syre. Evening, or
gan solos. "Evensong." by Sliss; of
| fertorio,'' by Petrali: Royal Hymn OF
Italy: hymn. Let the Saviour In"
Mrs. Knapp; offertory: soprano solo
| Dove,'' from Hear Our Prayer" by
1 Mendelssohn; organ postlude, "Trium-
/ phal March," from Aida" by Verdi.
] Mrs. Charlotte Lippitt has returned
| from a motor trip through the White
| mountains and will resume her place
| in the double quartet at St. Pauis
| Episcopal Church. Rock Creek parish.
! next Sunday. Miss Davenport and
! Mrs. Jackson substituted for her dur
ing her absence.
| The regular community singing
evening at Takoma Park will be held
! in the Presbyterian Church, on Maple
| o'clock. The soloists of the occasion
will be Mrs. f. Clyde Shade and Ben
| Morrison. Miss Norma Schwendener.
physical director of the Y. w. c. A.
j will give some recitatioEs.
president of the Rubinstein Club. is
spending a fortnight at Atlantic City
The music today at Ascension
Church. under direction of Miss Elena
Hall. will consist this morning OF
! ''Te Deum." by Baumbach; incidental
solos by Miss Boardman. Mrs. Cook.
Mr.. Young and Mr.. Middleton; offer
tory anthem. 1.-The King in His
| Beauty" by Neyin: incidental solos.
| Miss Hirtler and Capt. Mandeville.
Evening. offertory anthem. My Faith
/
by double quartet. and solo by Miss
Dayton.
The music this morning at st. Paurs
| Episcopal Church Crock Creek par
fishl will consist of '-Te Deum," by
| Foster; "Jubilate," by Calkin, and
anthem, "Oh. Come Before His Pres
ence" by Martin. 1t will be rem
dered by the regular double quartet
! choir led by William Hume Taylor,
| organist and director.
Piney Branch Community Center is
preparing a "Trip Around the World
for tomorrow. Mrs. Anna Brett
Summey will sing patriotic songs at
the place representing the United
States. and will use the costume of
Columbia. which she wore In the
Fourth of July pageant given by the
community centers The Fraternity
Band of Masons will be in attendance
in full uniform and will play the
! national airs of each country. II Is
thought that Mrs. Newton D. Baker
will sing in the country OF Serbia
(which is to be staged al the stadium OF
Central High School.