Evening star., 1921-10-09

Church, has recovered from her re-
cent accident and will be in charge
of the music again today. During
her absence her place at the organ
was taken by Rolla G. Onyun OF the
i District of Columbia Chapter of the
American Guild of Organists.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Dalgleish, the
Club. have been spending the week
at Atlantic City, where Mr.. Dali
gleish attended the sessions of the
convention of the American Society
of Civil Engineers. They expect to
return to Washington today.
The semi monthly organ recitals
by Edith B. Athey at Central High
School, given for the past two sea-
sons under the auspices of the Civic
Center of the public schools of the
District of Columbia. will not open
this season until Novepber, and
Tuesday evenings. They will con-
tinue throughout the season on the
first and third Saturday evenings of
each month.
H. W. Weber. conductor of the
Rebew Orchestra. has called his
forces together for rehearsals. to
ytake place each Monday evening in
the lecture room of Kellar Memo
rial Church throughout the season.
The first concert will be given the
, first Monday evening in November,
, following the custom of several sea-
sons past.
Miss Gertrude Murphy, one of the
first violins of the Rebew Orchestra,
is making motor trip with friends
through the middle west. She will
visit relatives in Cleveland and is
1 q faG = = IL
of this month.
The quartet of the Eighth Street
Temple, consisting of Mrs. Ethel
Holtzclaw Gawler, soprano; Mrs.
Flora Brylawski, contralto; Louis
Miller. baritone, will be assisted by a
second quartet. composed of Mrs.
Gladys Thomas. soprano; Mrs. Cert
rude Renter. Miller. contralto: Her.
bert Aldridge. tenor. and Charles
Trowbridge T;ttmann. bass. at the
services in celebration of the Day Of
Atonement, which will begin Tues
day evening and last all day Wednes-
day. Tuesday evening, Sol Minister,
violinist. will assist with the musical
portion Of the service. playing Max
Bruch's arrangement of the old He
Atwater will. as usual. officiate at the
organ and direct the choir.
Richard Lorleberg violoncellist.
will be the assisting soloist at this
| mornings service of All Souls Unita-
rian Church. which will be held in the
Knickerbocker Theater. Mr. Lorele-
berg will play "Adagio Cantabile." by
Tartini; Evening Song" by Schu-
| mann, and "Berceuse." by Hauser,
with Mr.. Atwater accompanying on
, the organ.
The Interior Band and Orchestra
will begin its fourth season with a
promenade concert and dance in the
court of the Pension Office building
program will include the selection
from Babes in Toyland'' (Victor
Herbert. the descriptive Hunting
Scene" tBucalossD. and a new march.
"Armistice Day." by Walter G. Will
marth. director of the Interior Band
will be the soloist. The first monthly
public rehearsal will be held Thursday
evening. November 3. in the audito-
rum of the Interior Department build
ing. Prominent soloists have been
secured and the prospects are bright
for very successful season.
Richard W. Liebert, young Wash
ington organist. has been awarded q
threeyear scholarship in organ and
collateral subjects at the Peabody
Conservatory in Baltimore. Mr.. Lie
bert has been serving as organist at
one of our foremost moving picture
houses and received his early musical
education at Bethlehem, Pa, the home
of the famous Bach Choir.
Eleanor Craig Hills. mezzo- soprano
was one Of the soloists at the recent
entertainment for the benefit of the
building fund of the Mount Rainier
Christian Church, making a fine i'm
preston in two songs. "Who knows?"
by Ball. and Lullaby" by Carrie
Jacobs Bond. with Mrs. Robb accom-
panying at the plano.
The Church of the Ascension has