Evening star., 1921-09-18

in the Secret Places" by MacDermid.
Mrs. Il. S. Dalgleish. president of
the Rubinstein Club, has called a
meeting of the board. to take place
Friday afternoon at o'clock at her
residence. to consider plans for the
musical events Of the club during the
coming season. The board of di-
rectors for the year consists of Mrs.
Dalgleish Miss Matte Gibson, first
vice president; Mrs. Bessie Haycock.
second vice president: Mrs. Elmer
Curry. secretary: Mrs. Katharine
Hamlitt. treasurer: Miss Viola Schip-
pert. chairman of the entertainment
committee; Mrs. Benham. chairman of
the voice committee; Mr.. Frank B.
Lord, chairman of the room commit
tee. and Mrs. Duncan L. Richmond.
librarian.
:: Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee and Mrs
Hazel Bachschmid. choir director and
soprano soioist. respectively. of In
gram congregational Church. have
returned from weeks holiday at At
lantIc City, and Mrs. Mckee has ar
ranged special programs for both
services today. The offertory in the
morning will be a trio. Hear Our
Prayer" by Mendelssohn. sung by
Mrs. Bachschmid, Mrs. Flora Bry-
ia%ski and Howard Bailey.
Carl S. Millard. organist of Bright
wood Park N. Z. Church, left Saturday
Tor an extended trip through the
north. and will include in his itin-
erary Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Albany.
New York city and Philadelphia
j. Harry Lewis, baritone. has re-
turned to Washington after sum-
mer spent abroad and has been en-
gagged as soloist and precentor of
tne Georgetown Presbyterian Church,
where he will take up his duties
the first Sunday in October.
Helen Gerrer, violinist. returned
yesterday from a five-week vacation.
dividing her time between Danbury,
conn. where she prepared her win
ter programs under Alfred Megerlin.
her former teacher. and Blue Ridge
summit, where she played at several
informal musicals
Arthur Chester Gorbach. for many
years bass soloist of old ST. Johns
Episcopal Church. Lafayette Square.
VIII be the soloist at both services
today at the Fourth Presbyterian
church. his selection this morning
being God Shall Wipe AWAY All
Tears. by Sullivan.
Mrs: John J. Stahl. soprano soloist
"'N ''oii oH SClOT OIL tne west WASH
.hston Baptist Church. has returned
from two-month stay on the Pacific
COAST. Where she was coaching with
Percy Rector Stephens of New York.
.he VIII De in her place at the church
To-Day and Will sing a new song. The
cross. by Harriet Ware.
Miss Marian Greene. soprano who
spent the summer in Chicago coaching
win Herbert Witherspoon. will sing
To-Day with the choir of the Vermont
avenue Christian Church. and will be
neard this morning in the solo,
fountaIn of Life" by Root.
Inc hrst recital in series of like
events to be given at the Mount Yer
non NJ. =. Church monthly during the
year VIII take place Monday night.
~nen a piano program will be given
py II: Deane Shure, assisted by Mrs.
Francis p. Heartsill. bass.
Mr.. Shure took up his duties a, the
Mount Vernon church as musical di
rector on July !. having come here
from Indiana. Pa. where he was di-
rector of music at the State Normal
SoIlege He holds a degree from
ooerlin and has studied abroad He
has directed many festivals of music
ana only last year had charge of the
one IN Indiana in connection with the
Cincinnati symphony Orchestra. For
ten years he was a director in Clar-
endon College. Texas
Mr.. and Mrs. Heartsill have been
connected with the Mount Vernon
church in musical way for the past
ten years. and are both well known in
Washington music circles. No ad.
mission will be charged for the recital
The program follows:
Rlgoletto ParaphraSe" Verdi
Liszt). Mr.. Shure: "A Song of Thanks