Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-20

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Miss Larner. ]. o. Merwin, tenor, and
Wheeler Ellison, bass, Will render
two anthems, "Hark. Hark. MY
Soul" by Shelley, and 20 Come. Let $ $
Sing" by Corbin. This evening the tn
Day is Over" by Schilling. and Mrs.
Rice will be heard in MacDerm1d $: s
setting of THE Ninety-First Psalm,
with Mrs. Edmund Barry, as usual,
at the organ.
Elijah Kinsella, who was before
1.-THE war bass soloist of Trinity Meth
| odist Church, has returned TO the
city and resumed his work at the
| church Mr.. Kinsella and Mrs. l.. "A.
Haycock are the solosts of the church
for the summer, with Mrs. Annapel
NJ. Henry at the organ.
Mr. and Mrs. David G. Pfeiffer left
Thursday for motor trip through
Maryland and Pennsylvania. They
| will go to Bethlehem, Pa, to visit
their sons, David and Jack. who are
students at Lehigh University. David
in the mechanical engineering depart
ment, where he won scholarship. and
Jack taking the course in chemical
Bethlehem they will continue their
trip to the Jersey coast, where they
will make short stays in Asbury Park
and Point Pleasant. They will return
by way of Philadelphia.
Miss Frances Corey, soprano. will
be the soloist at the Westminster
Presbyterian Church this morning.
when she will be heard at the offer
tory in Howell's Ely the Waters of
Babylon" with Mrs. Frank Byram at
the organ.
A series of entertainments each
Sunday evening at Emory Methodist
Church, South, for the men from Wal
ter Reed Hospital. is meeting with
and social features. The program last
Sunday evening was given by Miss
Edith Graham. soprano; Mrs Milton
c. White. contralto: c. r. Bartlett,
tenor, and Capt. Milton c. White,
bass. the quartet selections including
by De Koven: the waltz song, Car
mena," by Wilson, and "Barcarolle,"
from Tales of Hoffman," by Often
bach. In addition. Mr.. Bartlett sang
two solos. "Norah" and "Old DR.. Mag
kin; Miss Graham and Mrs; White
Has Rested" by Lohr. and Whisper
ing Hope" by Hawthorne, and two
negro spirituels, Go Down. Moses"
and Nobody Knows de Trouble I
See" were effectively rendered by
White. Miss Myrtle Kesheimer of
the War Camp Community Service
conducted the singing of popular and
patriotic songs by the audience.
Miss Elizabeth Winston, pianist,
! will leave tomorrow for trip to Nor
folk. Virginia Beach and Asheville,
n. C. She will be accompanied by
her mother. Mrs. George +. Winston
Of Madison Hall Seminary.
Mrs. Alfred G. Eldridge, with her
dr;1 lao 10
during the week for Boston to visit
relatives. From there they will go to
Maine, where they will be Joined later
by Mr.. Eldridge. who will take short
vacation from his work as organist
and choir director of ST. Margaret
Episcopal Church.
George Herbert Wells, organist and
choir director of the Georgetown
Presbyterian Church, is enjoying a
short holiday at Atlantic City. N. J.,
with s. Theodore Howard, a former
member of his choir.
William Stansfeld, organist and
choir director of Epiphany Church.
has arranged the following music for
prelude, Romance in D Flat Major
by Lemare: "Te Deum," by Cunstance;
offertory. "Oh, For the Wings of a
Dove" incidental soprano solo. Mrs.
Hugh Brown; organ postlude. Grand
Chorus" by Kinder. Evening. 1880
Cuckoo and Nightingale. by Handel;
| "Canzona della Sera," by D'Evry
"Toccata," from Fifth Symphony,
by Widor; "Kamenoi Ostrow." by Ru-
binstein: anthem "Oh. Pray For the
Peace of Jerusalem" by Knox. Incl
dental bass solo. Ambrose Durkin
organ postlude, "Marche Romaine,'
by Gounod.
Mrs. William T. Reed has gone to
Reed and their son. William T. Reed
jr., where they will spend a month.
The musical program of this even
ing's service at the Church of the
Covenant will be given by Mrs Beulah
Harper Dunwoody. contralto; Herman
Rakenmann, violinist; Richard Lorle-
berg. violincelist; Lieut. J. w Siet-
soma, precentor. and Calude Robson
organist, and will include the organ
prelude. "Curfew," by Mackenzie; trio
for violin. cello and organ. "Andante'
from Fifth symphony" by Tschai-
kowsky: contralto solo, Great Peace
Have They Who Love Thy Law" by
Rogers; cello solo, "Sarabande." by
Bach; contralto solo. Hail Sacred
Day of Earthly Rest" by Hammond
organ postlude, Grand Choeur" ID
major), by Salome.
Mrs. r. H. Dalgleish, president OF
the Rubinstein Club. and Mrs. M
Jorss and her daughter, Elsie, left
Friday for week end trip to
the Pines. on the eastern shore OF
Chesa peake bay. Robert Delgleish
Mrs. Dalgleishs son, is spending the
summer at the Pines. and will re-
main until early fall. The visitors will
return tomorrow.
Mrs. Milton C. White. contralto
has been engaged as soloist and pre-
centor at the Iowa Avenue NJ. E
Church, and has already assumed hei
new duties. Mrs. Lulu Facius Davis is
presiding at the organ.
Mrs. Henry White, director of the
choir of Incarnation Church, has ar.
ranged the following program Of mu.
sic for the service this morning: "Te
Deum in B Flat Major" by Shuey
with soprano obligato. by Katharine
Rich, and incidental baritone solo, b,
Quincy E. Werlein; "Benedictus in I
Major" "c by g 9s sand and at the Offer.
Woman of Samaria." by Bennett
Emelie Margaret White, at the organ
will play Under Verdure's Vigorou,
Bloom" by Mcdowell, for prelude
and "Sortie" "a fiat major), by Ley
bach, for postlude.
Edythe Marmion Brosius, harpist
has arranged a program for the
morning service today at the Nationa
Training School for Girls. She will h,
assisted by Victor Golibart. tenor
now of New York. who is SPENDING
some time here with his family. anf
Miss Ruth Jones, violincellist. Mr.
Golibart will sing Schubert's ave
Maria" with cello obligato and har,
accompaniment. and Saint-Saens' "Tbt
Swan will be rendered by Miss Jones