Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-01
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The soldiers Of Camp Meigs were
| well entertained last Sunday evening
by Henry Hoffman, who gave a gen.
erous program Of violin numbers. &C
student from the University OF Mu-
sic in Ohio. Miss Ann Scott added to
| the pleasure Of the occasion by sew.
eral vocal numbers.
Miss Viola schippert win give a
song recital this evening at Camp
Humphreys, accompanied at the piano
by Miss Ruth Baxter.
Miss Elisabeth winston is SPEND
ing the week end with friends in the
mountains near Bluemont, Va. and
resting after q strenuous summer OF
preparation for concert tour
Miss winston appeared here with the
Friday Morning Music Club several
times last season, duing in on few
hours notice on one occasion for a
prominent pianist. who was too i'll to
club. given at the Knickerbocker
Theater, she was especially success
ful. making an excellent impression
by her beautiful tone and splendid
technique. She was = scholarship
Conservatory and for two seasons as
sisted Ernest Hutchinson by playing
in illustration Of his lectures at the
| summer school at Plattsburg. N. 7.
Ten convalescent soldiers. who have
been the guests Of the summer colony
| at Washington Grove, Md. during
| the past week, were entertained each
| evening at various functions. one Of
the most unique and interesting
being a vaudeville affair given by the
Girls Athletic Club Tuesday evening
The affair was in charge Of Mrs.
q. r. Howell, who is the fortunate
| sang several numbers. Among those
participating in tho affair were Mrs.
| J. A. Reid. Miss A Bennett, Miss B.
Thorpe. Miss Carolyn Farris. Miss
Mrs. E. II. Wall. Mrs. Wavery. Mrs.
W. Schaefer, Miss Ruth McCathran.
| Mrs. Clyde Holmes, Mrs. C. Morris,
! Mrs. F. Couch, Miss Latham. MISS
Helen Farris. Mrs. Leo TWeedaIe;
Miss Helen WEIGH, who took part in
mock wedding, Miss Howell being the
bride: Mrs. Moore, Mrs. G. 1. Seaton,
Mrs. p. valser, the Misses Farris, Mrs.
E. Smith and Miss Marguerite MUIR
ply, in Japanese and other features.
Musical numbers were furnished by
string orchestra composed of r. A:
Pearley, Edwin Harper. Allen ana
Frank Pearley, Malcolm Davis, MISS
caroline = dTFiS anu 3AioS
Archibald.
Claude Robson. now in training. at
Camp Meade. will play again this
morning at the Mount Pleasant CON
gregational Church, where he has
presided 50 successfully for many
Allan Macbeth's "intermezzo" and
for postlude, March," by Guiimant
and the offertory number wili De
sturees, sung BY Charles D. Church.
Miss Freda steffens. who has been
singing the contralto part in the
quartet OF the Metropollta.n; m, pre ns!t
left for a holiday outing last week
I in Concord, N. ii.
Miss cathleen Levin. contralto of
! st. Bartholomew's Church, New York
| city, assisted the choir Of Epiphany
Church last Sunday and made pleasing
| impression by her Interpretation ofi
Matthew's setting Of the hymn, Jesus.
Lover Of My Soul" at the evening
service.
Miss Berenice Thayer, substitute or.
| ganist Of the First Congregational
| Church. will play this morning for
First Sonata" and for postlude. Pre-
ludio," from a sonata by Guilmant.
The choir will render the anthem.
| seek Ye the Lord" by Roberts and
4 the offertory number will be bass
solo by ]. Walter Humphrey.
Miss Edith B. Athey. organist of
Hamline Methodist Church. has been
spent at various points in Pennsyl,,
vania. Last Thursday she was heard
again in recital for the benefit of the
Red Cross, this affair taking place al
I L u, Of Snof fSIo u.
Pa. Miss Athey gave an ambitious
program Of compositions by Lemare.
tGuflmant, Saint-Saens, Schubert. Call
kin, Batiste, Lefebure-Wely and Dud-
ture to "StradeIia." She will go to
other places in Pennsylvania to give
recitals for the Red Cross some time
during the coming winter.
Mrs. r. H Dalgleish, president of
the Rubinstein Club, will leave tomor-
row morning for a 1.600-mile motor
trip, the objective point being Pine
tanned by relatives. She will make the
trip with Mrs. Mary E. Dalgleish, her
son Robert and James Dalgleish, and
will return about the middle of Sep
4 TENDER.
Mrs. George Johannes has resigned
! her position as chairman of the press
committee of the Rubinstein Club be-
i
for war work in Philadelphia.
McHenry McChord will leave Tues
day for New York, accompanied by T.
| G. Burke, second tenor of the Epip-
lhany choir, returning in t.y1e for the
usual Friday evening choir rehearsal.
! Mrs. Henry White and Miss Mar
| garet White, choir director and or
ganist, respectively, of the Church of
the Incarnation, have gone to Asbury
Park, where they will remain for the
next fortnight.
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Garziglia are
spending some time in New York city,
while Mr.. Garziglia is preparing his pro-
grams for a series Of recitals to be given
there. in Aeolian Hall, in November.
The music at Epiphany Church to-
day will include this morning the pro-
cessional, 20 Jesus, We Adore Thee.
by Stainer; Communion Service" by
Stainer: offertory anthem. What OF
the Night?" by Thompson: incidental
tenor solos, Martin Richardson; Sane
tus," by Stainer; Gloria" old chant:
eternal Father, Strong to Save, by
DYKES; occasional, Christ Whose
Glory Fills the Skies" by Gounod.
This evening McHenry McChord. or
ganist and choir director. will resume
the half-hour organ recitals prelim-
mary to the evening service, and this
evening the organ will be supple
f-nnta5 NV vfolin and harm. The num-