Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25

day and will sing this morning the
siah," by Handel. Mr.. and Mrs. Bley-
den, with their young daughter.
will leave shortly for the north for a
holiday outing, returning in time to
resume his professional work in the
fall.
Mary Beiser, contraIto; Estelle
Thomas. violiniste; Richard Lorelsberg,
violoncellist: William R. Schumacher.
precentor, and Claude Robson, or
numbers at the evening service at the
Church of the Covenant. the numbers
including the organ prelude, The
Sandman" by John Alden Carpenter;
tTos for violin sso and epgan In
made" by Block; violin solo. "Ro-
nance" by Wieniawski; contralto So
los. THE Lord is Exalted" by Har-
ker, and Not a Sparrow Falleth." by
Abt; organ postlude. March" by
Rogers.
DR.. William Stansfield, who has
been playing for the past year at the
Georgetown Presbyterian Church and
is now presiding over the organ at
the Episcopal Church at Atlantic
City. will not return to Washington
this fall, as he has been engaged as
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mortal P. E. Church of ST. Paul at
Overlook, Philadelphia. This is the
church from which DR.. Stansfield re-
signed several years ago to take
charge of the music at the First Con-
gregational Church here. The church
to which DR.. Stansfield returns has a
professional quartet of soloists, with
a mixed chorus of twenty five voices,
and Sunday evenings the work of the
singers is supplemented by a violin,
cello and harp.
Mrs. r. H. Dalgleish. president of
the Rubinstein Club. has returned to
Washington after a week spent in
New York state. the principal object
of her trip being to be present at
the wedding of a former pupil, Angus
ia Hill, contralto, who was for many
years identified with local musical
activities. Miss Hill was married to
Mr.. William R. Lipman July II at the
rectory of ST. Paul the Apostle. by Rev
Father Skinner. c. S. P. Mr.. Lipman is
a newspaper man of Schenectady. n. Y.
Mrs. Madge B. Grayson of Providence,
R. L.. was matron of honor, and John J.
O'Neil of Schenectady. N. Y, was best
man. Mrs. Lipman will discontinue the
professional work that has been more
than unusually successful and the young
couple will make their home in Sche-
nectady.
Lester Poole. tenor. has returned to
Washington, after three weeks spent
visiting relatives in Degraff, Ohio.
Mrs. Huron Lawson will return to-
morrow from Virginia. where she
went Thursday to give a recital at
the University of Virginia Yester-
day she visited Monticello, the home
OF Thomas Jefferson, and today she
will be the soloist at the vesper ser
vices at the university.
gone to her former home, Boston,
where she will be married August
4 to B. Edwin Buente. They will
return to Washington the latter part
of August.
an impromptu musical Tuesday even
ing at the Arts Club. at which Paul
Bleyden presented Margaret Callahan,
a promising young mezzo-soprano, in a
program of songs. Miss Callahan was
accompanied by Mrs. Bleyden at the
probation for her rendition of num-
bers by Beach, Scott. Cadman and Del
Riego.
Nine. Lucia Borderi has been spend
ing a fortnight in New York city.
Rho Beta Chapter, Mu Phi Epsilon
Sorority. has two members who are
meeting with great success this sum-
mer in concert work, Gladys Price,
soprano. and Emma Louise Thompson.
pianiste. When last heard from they
were in Hartford, S. C.
Mrs. Henry White and Emile Mar
garet White. choir director and or
ganist. respectively. of the Church of
the Incarnation, are now at Escon-
dido, San Diego county, Calf, where
they expect to spend the summer.
During their absence the music at the
church will be furnished by the reg
ular quartet, consisting of Katharine
Rich. Alice Douglas Jones. Wilbur
c. Fielder and Fred Eden, with Mrs
Joblin at the organ.