Evening star., 1922-08-20

Covenant. the selections including the
baritone solos. II Come to Thee" by
Caro- Roma. and THE Plains Of Peace"
by Barnard: trios for violin. cello and
nance Sans Paroles" by Van Goens.
and violin solo. Romance" by Svend-
sen.
John r. Monroe. organist and choir
master of the Church of the Advent
will leave the city tomorrow for
months vacation. during which he will
divide his time between the musical
attractions of New York city and the
rustic pleasures Of Lake Mahopac.
~ Y. During his absence his place at
the organ will be supplied by Miss Dor
othy Hillfish.
Harlan Castle, tenor, will be the Of
fertory soloist at mornings service at
old ST. Johns Episcopal Church CLa-
fayette Square when he VIII be heard
in Coenen's setting of Come Unto
Me-"
Mrs. James Kerr. who has been the
contralto xoloist OF St. Pauls Episco-
pal Church, Rock Creek parish. for
in the week for Rehoboth Beach. Del,
where she will be the guest Of Mrs.
Charles Salfn. pianist. with whon she
was associated here as member of the
Rubinstefn Club and the Sevfn Quar-
tet. During her stay there. they will
an affair by the Women's Club Of
Rehoboth.
Gertrude Lyons. soprano. is spend
ing a month at Ocean City. Nd. and is
ra pidly recuperatine from her recent
serious illness.
Marguerite Allen Rose. oreanist and
choir director Of st. Andrews Episco-
pal Church, who is spending the
heated term at her summer home near
Rockville. ND. ANNOUNCES the en-
traito soloist Of the church for next
season. Mrs. Shorb Is 4 former men,
ber of the Rubinstein Club.
Mrs. John Burton, well known here
many years ago for her lovely voice
and church work, Is spending . few
days here as the guest of Mrs. John
Rowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Dalgleish
are spending the. week end ct the
! uncle, f. P. weldon, at Round Bay.
on the Severn river.
Miss Mildred Matthews, soprano.
| who made such pleasant impression
when she sans hers during her tenn
porary residence in war times. is now
making her home at Calisbury. Md.
where she Is busify engaged teaching
directing the music In the Presbyter-
Ian Church. varied By occasional con-
cert trips She sang twice at the re-
cent chautauqua At Pufcsllvslle. Va,
and IL booked for a recital at Ocean
City, ND, friday evening next.
! At the lawn party held Tuesday
evening at Ingram Congfegatfonal
Church, the Y. M. c. A. Terminal
Orchestra, directed by Charles Guest.
enifvened the occasion by the rendi-
tiof Of several popular selections.
Janette McCahFrey. soprano, enter.
! tained the residents of the Baptist
Home recently with an enjoyable pro-
gram Of songs, among her numbers
being 20 Dry Those TsaIs; ny pe, e,
ciutssm; Hold Thou NY Hand" BY
Briggs; TN the Hush Of the Twilight
HnSr" by Gefbef; Punchinello," by
Tschs,kowski; ''E1egie," by Massenet,
and Bamboo Baby" by Burleigh.
The Vermont Avenue Christian
church sent its. male quartet to the
General convention of the Christian
Church at winona Lake, Ind. last
swimmer. ana 50 successful was its
appearances there, and also a. fur
thef evidence Of esteem. the chorch
;a sending out the same singers again
this season. They will leave next
SATURDAY and VII remai sna.,.ts over af Lrsof Poo;
r ed;0 first tenor: W. e. Braithwaite.
second tenor and director: w. s.
Haynie. baritone. and B. A. Linebach.
bass. They win appear several times
on the program of the convention.
Ward Ruchemah has been ensaeed
9regstional Church and will assume
his position there the hrst Sunday in
September, under direction Of Mrs.
Henry Hunt Mckee.
Miss Helen; .Hts4r, a promising
young singer ofe Warrington. daugh-
ter Of PsSa Hi0er u The Star. force.
made her urst important public ap-