Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-22

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spending the month of August as the
guest of relatives at her former homf
in Columbus, Ohio.
f. V. Clarke, formerly organist anc
choir director of ST Luke's Church
jamestown, N. Y, and now a mem
Der of the choir of old ST. Johns
Church. Lafayette Square, is sun
shutting at the organ of Epiphany
/ Church during the absence of Adolf
Torovsky, the regular organist OF the
church.
Mrs Edythe Marmon Brosius, with
her daughter Edythe and her young
son Jack. will return the last of the
week from Watertown, n. Y. where
they have spent the summer ana
where Mrs Brosius gave course on
the harp in the summer school of the
conservatory.
Dufour Brown, son of Mrs. Grace
Dufour Brown. organist and choir
director of Temple Baptist Church,
who was for many years prominently
identified with the Nordica Mandolin
Club. spent Il week here recently
after six months in London, England.
Mr.. Brown, who is an alumnus of
the Catholic University and was sent
to London by the international Bank
ing Corporation of New York, is now
assigned to the house of the corpora
ton in Bombay and is en- route for
his post there. He was last heard
from in Japan. where he was includ-
ing various interesting points in his
itinerary.
Karl Ho1er. pianist, has returned
from holiday outing at Atlantic
City.
Miss Frances Scherger. one of the
sopranos of the Rubenstein Club, is
the soloist for August at the Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church and
will sing this morning "The Ninety
first Psalm" by McDermid
Mrs Margaret Nolan Martin. con-
tralto. is spending the summer at
Newport, where she is the-g guest OF
relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Yung Kwai. con-
tralto. is at Colonial Beach for her
vacation and will not return to
Washington until after Labor day.
Miss Leila Emig and Mrs. Emig re-
turned Wednesday from Atlantic City
where they spent the early part OF
August.
Announcement has been received
here of the marriage of Miss Mary
Trusler. contralto, of this city, to the
popular song writer, Mr.. John Schom-
bergen of California. The young
couple will make their home in
Venice, Calf.
Robert H. Dalgleish. jr, and Irving
Hall of Chevy Chase. left Monday
for canoeing and camping trip. with
River Springs. Md, as the objective
point. They will remain until after La
Dor day.
The music for the special musicai
service at the Church of the Covenant
tonight will be given by Miss
tella Thomas, violinist; Richard Lorle-
burg, cellist; William r. Schumacher,
precentor. and Claude Robson. or
ganist. The preliminary musical
service starts at 7:45 and the regu-
lar service at s o'clock.
Miss Elizabeth Winston, pianist, is
spending the week with friends in
Richmond, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Byram, the lat
ter organist and choir director of the
Westminster Memorial Presbyterian
Church. returned early in the week
from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. L. s.
Depue at Harpers Ferry, w. Va.
They will leave September for
North Carolina, where they will be
entertained by Mrs. Mary Steed Mer-
Ger at Rocky Mount and will return
in time for the opening of the pub
lie schools. in which Mrs. Byram is a
member of the music faculty. Mrs
Robert Burns substituted for Mrs.
Byram last Sunday at the church.
Mr.. and Mrs John George Klein,
choir director and organist, respec-
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Church, are visiting friends at New
port News, Va. Fred East. baritone
soloist of the church, will be in
charge of the music during Mr..
Klein's absence and will be soloist at
both services today. He will sing
MacDermid's "Ninety-f1rst Psalm" this
morning, and at this evenings serv-
ice. which will be held in the former
GuEley Memorial Church, he will be
he I'd in my Task" by Ashford, and
Il Eome to Thee" by Caro- Roma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Russell have re-
turned from motor trip to Gettys-
Braddock Heights. Mrs. Russell, who
has substituted this sumner at a num-
Der of churches here, among them old
ST. Paul's Church. Trinity M. E..
Epiphany Lutheran and First Church
of Christ, Scientist. will play today
Church.
j.. Mrs. Warner Gibbs of Washington
and Paris, now visiting relatives here,
is former member of the choir of
ST. Thomas Episcopal Church, sang
there last Sunday and will assist with
the music again at this mornings
service. She was entertained Thursday
evening at dinner at the Arts Club
and at an informal reception Friday
M
ence Bryant Condor. Mrs. Gibbs has
asked for an extension of leave from
the State Department and will sing for
the soldiers at Walter Reed Hospital
before her return to her post in Paris.
The quartet of the Church of the
Ascension, assisted by large chorus,
will sing Bach's ''Te Deum" at the IL
o'clock service this morning and the
offertory number, 1.-THE Crucifix." by
Faure, will be rendered by George P.
Bayliss, tenor, and Lawrence E. Muir
ray. bass.