Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-29

MI and Mrs. George corbett. thu
Rnh; r one OF the sopranos Of tn
gust at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Armand Gumprecht, for mani
years contralto soloist at st. Patricir's
, VIII return to the city thi
r m1ea, atter visit to friends at War.
| me music for the service this Morn.
MA tus al the Mount Pleasant Conerera.
E ,pal Cnurch will be given by Mis-
Bnhaes Scherger. soprano and CLAUDE
ices b.n 1rganist- The vesper serv.
t ,oh nave been discontinued until Oo.
cI,,dl me program today will in.
| I.ILe the organ prelude, 'eRercena1s
~ soprano solo. Forever viii
Ia ho .r tGounod), and organ post.
iuoe' Aarche" tStern).
/ Mrs. Edmund Barry ,,
LILY years at the First Rsnti.,
eurcn' returned during the we.r
t1oHl a 1ortnight's outing AT Ashurs
800 D.. to which point she mo.
s9red. In company with Dr. R,r~
She will resume her work e, ,S.
church In September. 'ns
MISS Eulalie Buchanan ni,nis. ,.
t tene early this summer to visit relas
i'm. sarn "ooH. england, is spend.
ing some time in Edinboro ScotIor5
sns VIII return to London this faIj
aHu WIN remain there throuphout m.
winter pursuing her musical studies
nn 1oHel M, hf;Saspar and his talented littl,
city for day last week en- rou1s
from the eastern shore of MARYLAND
where they had been visiting M Kas
par relatives. to Mont Salyat ths
mes Esp summer home. near Blue
Mrs. Frederick J. Rice. sonr,,o a.
I1lst at the Shrine Of the Sacred
fieart last year. is spending her yaca.
,lon at Braddock Heights. Nd. Sun
uay morning last she rendered NAL
aus ave Maria" at the Catholic
| frederick. Md. The same evening shs
was heard as the vocal soIoist at the
| sacred concert in the auditorium
braddock Heights. which was At
Tended by many Washingtoniana Al
me morning service, Mrs. Eisenvald
Whlle at the evening recital Mrs
Ross, the well known organist of ST
Andrews Church of WASHINGTON. was
the accompanist.
Mrs; Rice will return to the city
Miss Ella Schmid, pianist, has re-
! turned from a ten-day outing at At
lantic City. and tomorrow win leave
1or New York to join her brothers
with whom she will motor to Canton,
Oh1o, where she will remain through
September.
The music for the special musical
service at the Church Of the Covenant
Ionlght VIII be given by Miss Marian
Larner, contralto. substituting for
Miss Beisser; Miss Estella Thomas.
vjolinist; Mr.. S. Levin. cellist, sub
shutting for Richard LorleburK; Will
liam X. Schumacher, precentor, and
Ciaude Robson. organist The pre-
limlnary musical service starts al
prelude, "Intermezzo" (Parker); trios
for violin. cello and organ, "Melodie"
cole Bully. and Ave Maris Stella
(Greig); violin solo. 'Berceuse"
lTschelchaite); contralto solos. 81
Have Not Seen" from the Holy City"
, lette), and organ postlude, Fan.
tisie" (MerkeD.
The musical program this morning
at the Church of the Ascension viii
be in charge of George F. Bayliss,
The tie Deum" is one by Fred Disse,
a simple chant with a beautiful har.
mony.
The anthem. SheIley's THE King of
Love Ny Shepherd Is" includes
duet for tenor and bass, by Mr.. Bay
liss and Mr.. L. e. Murray; q con.
| tralto solo by Miss Kanode, and a
trio in which all three voices will be
heard.
Washington talent contributed
largely to the success Of a benefit
concert last evening in the auditorium
| at Washington Grove, Md. The affair,
which was under the auspices Of the
| Woman's Guild, Mrs. Frank Couch,
president. was arranged by Charles
| director of Mount Vernon Place N. E
| Church South. this city. who has Q
| summer home there The program in
| cluded Rotations by Luke Fagin,
billed as second Harry Lauder. who
appeared in appropriate costume: Sc
| lections by the Washington Grove
| Flonzaley quartet, directed by Nor
! ris Perley; a duet by Charles Myers
and his son, George Myers; reading
| by Miss Dora Hendrfck; numbers by
| Quartet, consisting of Roy McCath-
I ran. cornet; NJ Browning. alto horn:
Earl Palmer. trombone, and Frank
Couch, saxophone; solo. Prologue
from Il Pagliacci." by Charles Ny
l
| and Mr.. Myers. Miss Craig and Miss
! Couch. filed the important role of
] accompanies.
John G. Klein and Fred East. tenor
| and baritone, respectively. will sing
| this morning at Gunton-Temple Pres.
| byterian Church, when they will Be
heard in the duet, The City Unseen"
| (Clark). At this evenings service.
which will be held in the former Cur
ley Memorial Church building. Ger
| trude Reuter- Miller will be the solo
| list, her selections being abide With
| Me" (Spence), and Fear Not Ye. O
Israel" Dudley Buck). Mrs. Klein,
| who. with Mr.. Klein. returned re-
Gently from a visit to friends at New
port News, Va, will be again at the
organ. During his stay at Newport
News Mr.. Klein was the soloist at St
PauIs Episcopal Church
! Mrs. Florence Howard, soprano So
| loist and choir director Of the FIRST
! Baptist Church, is spending tne
\ month of August in motor tfiu
throueh the mountains OF MaryiandI
| PennsyIvania and New York. She WIZ
| spend some time also at one OF the
] summer resorts on the Jersey coa1
/ before returning to her duties At tha
| church, September L.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lyman DUN
woody are being congratulated on the
aSWant Sof a son. Robert MacGregox
Dunwoody, who arrived August Id
Miss Marie Culp. who has recently
heen engaged as solotst at the fouH1
Presbyterian Church. Is a memDe[ %
a house party at BramWel, ". "a
.ha will remain until after