Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-31

Mrs. R. H. Dalgleish, president Of
the Rubinstein Club. will leave Tues
day to join a family party at Allan
tic City. She will return September s.
Miss Josephine Gould. Miss Helen
Barbee. Mrs. Mary Randolph Dickens
and Mrs. KathariE/ L. Rouzee were
the soloists at last Sunday evenings
entertainment at Emory Methodist
Church South. Miss Gould sang Il
Shall Meet YOU" and on recall. Baby
jim" by Shannon: Mrs. Rouzee played
Lacks '.Valse Arabesque." and, by
tet," from Lucia" for left hand
alone: Mrs Dickens monologues. "At
the Photographers" and. for encore,
He Tried to Tell His Wife," proved
amusing features. and Miss Barbee
contributed the solo. "Daddy's Sweet
heart" by Penn, and. for encore. the
popular Smiling Thru by the same
composer. The community singing
was led by Mr.. Hills.
Capt and Mrs. w. S. Cline have re-
turned to their home in North Chevy
Chase and Mrs. Cline expects very
shortly to resume her recitals at the
camps in the vicinity of Washington.
Josephine Gurley. Catherine CHS
holm, Thelma Pease, Rachael Collins,
Telma Putnam, Emma Magin. and
Katherine Mcmillan appeared in re-
cital at the home of Mrs. Maurice K.
Peck last Saturday evening. Each
pupil played from memory from two
to six selections representing the
composers Reinecke, Bach. Paderews-
XII. Schubert. Mcdowell, Tschaikows-
XII. Hadyn, Chaminade and Mozart
Special mention should be made of
the work of Emma Magill. who played
six memorized selections and a hymn
which she had transposed one degree
lower than written; also the work of
Katherine Mcmillan, an eight-year-
old child, who showed much promise.
She played five selections, among
them the last movement of a sonata
by Reinecke and a movement from
Mozart's Sonata in A"
The young pianists were assisted
by Vincent and Willard Peck. who
each gave violin solo, and Raymond
Pack, who gave a number on the
cornet.
Mrs, Frederick ]. Rice. soprano
soloist of Washington. who has been
spending the summer at Braddock
Heights. Nd, during the month of
August. was heard to advantage, in
several musicals. SO popular with the
musical set at that resort. On Mon
day last Mrs. Rice earned much favor
able comment at the auditorium. when
she rendered Mallard's Ave Maria"
core she sang the popular number,
THE Americans Come" by Foster
Early next week Mrs. Rice will re-
turn to Washington to resume her
duties as directress at Sacred Heart
Catholic Church.
A recent event Of interest was the
musca1 program concluding the meet
ing Of Business Women's League,
which was furnished by Mary Helen
Howe, soprano; Marie Howe Garziglfa,
pianist; and Edouard Lemanski, BARI
tone. The occasion served to intro
duce Mr.. Lemanski, who is a member
of the Pershing Band and is now To-
Gated at Camp Humphrey. BY re-
quest Miss Howe sang compositions of
Philip James. the American composer,
and leader of the Pershing Band. who
Department in the arrangement and
compilation of band music. A matter
of local interest was the solo piano
playing Of Marie Howe Garziglia. who
had not been heard in public in this
capacity for some time and who made
delightful impression. Harry Ed
ward Mueller has returned from his
vacation and will again he in charge
of the music at the services of the
First Congregational church. The
selections for today are as follows:
Morning. Organ prelude (Wagner);
tenor solo. Come Unto Me" Cow
en). Richard P. Backing; offertory
anthem. my Song Shall Be Of Mercy"
(Wilkinson); postlude March Sol
ennelle." (BorowskD: Evening organ
prelude. ITO Spring" (Matthews);
anthem. Rejoice Greatly" wood
ward); offertory anthem. More Love.
o Christ. to Thee" (Speaks); postlude.
''Marche Pontificale" demmens).
Mrs. Edna Hillyard Howard. so
prano soloist of St. Patrick's mixed
choir. has returned from a motor
trip to New York and the various
resorts along the Jersey coast.
Miss Mary Beiser. contralto; Her
men Rakemann, violinist: Richard
Lorleberg. violoncelist; II. N. FAX
Ter, precentor, and Claude Robson,
organist, will render the music at
this evenings service at the Church
Of the Covenant. There will be two
trios for violin. cello and organ:
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