Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-07
MUSICAL MENTION

Mrs. Beulah Harper Dunwoody during
the summer. with Richard Kelly, bass,
VIII also take part in the music. There
VIII De trios at each service and this
morning Mrs. Howard will sing Come
Unto Me-" by Coenen. and this evening
a duet. Lord of Light and Life" by
Mozart will be rendered by Mrs. How
ard and Miss Larner.
Miss Ethelyn Morgan OF Memphis.
La. was guest during the week OF
Mrs. T. s. Lovette OF this city. Miss
Morgan was en- route to New York
from the south and had just filled an
important engagement at Shreveport.
La During her stay here she sang for
a few friends and critics, who were
charmed with both her voice and her
singing, and a brilliant career was free
ly predicted for her. She will spend the
winter in New York preparing her con-
cert programs, and ii is among the pos
sibilities that she will be heard here in
recital during the season at the Arts
Club.
Mrs. Edythe Marmion Brosius. harp
list, with her daughters. Caroline and
F;dythe. has returned from Bristow, Va.
where she spent the month of August.
Miss Roberta Bernays. daughter of
the late Robert c. Bernays. who was
icai life of Washington, is demonstrate
ing the possession of the talent and
musica nship of her gifted father and
is rapidly taking her place in the must
cal circles of the west, where she has
been engaged TO take charge Of the
Hackley High School Orchestra and to
have supervision of forty violin classes
in the public schools of Muskegon,
Mich. She has met with success as a
soloist, in addition to proving her ef-
fr-l
Convalescent soldiers from Walter
Reed Hospital We're well entertained
last Sunday evening at Emory
program was given by Miss Ida Sey
both. contralto; Charles r. Bartlett
tenor: William II. Santelmann, jr..
, vioinist. and Miss Fife Drexilius Ga
bel. pianist. Miss Seyboth made a
S sweet Miss iap Mary" followed by the
encore. in My Hearts Land. by
cambridge: Mr. Bartlett sang Light
erman joe and. in response to the APP
plause. Nothing Else to Do" and
''old DR.. Magkin"; Mr.: Santelmann
previous in Svendsen's Romance.
and on recall gave .Mazurka de Con-
cert" by Divide Musin, and Mrs. Gabel
gave a brilliant rendition of Ltz's
| transcription of excerpts from Rig
! Uy
| ing, led by Miss Holt, included Bonds
| "A Perfect Day''-and America"
Mrs. Isabel c. Shelley has returned
to the city after spending much OF the
summer in Chicago, where she took
special studies in voice with Prof.
Guy C. Latschaw and advanced con-
Quoting and normal training under
Talmadge ]. Bittikofer of the Moody
Bible Institute.
Mrs. Charlotte B. Eldridge OF New
York has been singing at the First
Church of Christ, Scientist. for the
month of August during the absence
of Mrs. Flora McGin Keefer. Mrs. Ell
bridge is one of the singers who has
been most generous in giving her ser
vices at the camps in and around
Washington and New York city.
Corp Alvin H. Eley. the young
! by his singing in Washington and
| vicinity during the summer, is spend
| ing some time in Virginia. and last
week gave most successful recital
! at Wytheville. Mr.. Eley was most in
| teresting in two songs NAL Entrafa"
| in Spanish and which he learned
/ from the natives while serving with
the United States Marine Corps in Cuba.
| He gave also group of English songs
| and an aria from Il EllSlre q AmOre
| by DoniZetti. He was assisted in Civ
ing the recital by Miss Evelyn Harrison.
pianist.
| Miss Irene Langford. coloratura So
prano. is Spen sims her vacation in
! Washington wit, her cousins, Mr..
| and Mrs. Louis K. Sunderlin and Mrs.
| sndsMiss Culley Miss Langford on her
return from abroad. made her debut in
| this country with the Century Opera
! Company in New York city.
Harry Edward Mueller. organist and
| choirmaster Of the First Congrega-
| tional Church, will give short or
gan recitals before the evening ser
vices each Sunday. beginning today.
The following program is announced
| for the services today: Morning. or
gan prelude. "Andante Conmmoto."
| (Calkin); contralto solo. Come Ye
Children" (Rogers), Miss Marie CUP:
offertory anthem. Art Thou Weary"
| (Chadwick); postlude. Sonata in A
Minor" (Rheinbergei
| Evening, organ solo. Variation"
| fBonnet): "Claire de Lune" Ckarg-
EIert): "Pilgrm's Chorus" from Tam
| hauser" (Wagner): anthem, Rock OF
Ages" (Buck): offertory anthem, "f{ark.
| Hank, My Soul CWest); postlude. FEES
| tiyal March tBesO.