Evening star., 1922-09-17

, 1922-PART L..
posed of william Raymond. hrst
tenor; John MArtyn, second tenor;
bass. will ,furnish the musical por-
tions Of the Masonic service at Tenn
Pile Heights this afternoon. the selec,
tions including the solo. my Task,
by Ashford, by Fred East, and the
ensemble numbers. Come Unto Me.
by y Eiemins; Lead Kind. R,ndly LII Llshs h.v ~ y
Over" by Rarnby. Louis A. AIPotter
will be the accompanied.
Elsa Louise Raner. one of Washing
toms talented young vlolinists. has
returned after spending the summer
at Atlantic City.
Miss Mabel NJ. Getman. pianist, has
returned to Washington after nve-
week vacation spent in upper New
York. During her trip she met ano
played before several well known
artists, among them Nine. Mastinelif.
formerly of the Metropolitan Opera
Company. and Nine. Green OF the
Lombardi Opera Company Of Caiifor-
MIA.
Miss Georgia e. Miller director Of
the Virgil Clavier School. has re-
turped to the city. having spent. the
month Of August with Mr.. and Mrs
Horace Wright (known on the stage
as Rene Dieterich and Horace
Wright) at their charming new home
at Chatham. N J. While there MISS
Long Island.
After her visit to the Wrishts. MISS
Miller spent a week with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Button at Maplewood, n. ..
Mrs. Button, before her marriage. was
Olive Demerest of this city. an ac.
pianist and former pupil
of Miss Miller's
Elaborate musical programs have
been prepared by Lewis Corning At
water for the fall holidays at the
Eighth Street Temple, where he is or
for the feast of Rosh Hashanah. the
Jewish new year. which begins Friday
evening, will be rendered by the quar-
tet. consisting Of Mrs. Ethel Holtz-
claw Gawler. soprano; Mrs. Flora Bry-
lawski. contralto: Louis Thompson.
tone. assisted by Mrs. Mary sherier
Bowie. Mrs. Gertrude Miller. J. F. NJ.
Bowie and Charles T. Tittmann. Fri
day evening J. H. Rogers Temple
Service" for the new year. win be
sTns and and i1 prsds aad!'on from
grim adapted by Mr.. Atwater to the
liturgy.
Saturday morning the traditional
Shofar melodies will be played and
the service will include also Randeg-
gers 'Hal,elujah.'
II. lie Roy Lewis. baritone. has been
re-ensaged as soloist and precentor of
the Georgetown Presbyterian Church,
and will sing again there October !.
NJ raHr
Beavers Lake. Wis. where he has
spent the last FIVE weeks. Before his
return he gave recital at Capon
Music Hall. in Milwaukee. and was
heard also in joint recital with his sis
Of Mr.. Caleb Johnson. on Lakeside
drive. overlooking Lake Michigan.
Mr.. Lewis has been engaged as solo
ist Of the annual fall benefit concert
of the knights Of Columbus. to take
place in the auditorium of the Peabody
Conservatory, Baltimore.
Otto Torney Simon. La Sale Spier
and Henri Sokolov, of the Associated
Studios. have returned from their va
cation trips and are already planning
ly by members of their classes each
month throughout the season. These
affairs will take place in the audi
torium of the y. NJ. c. A.. commencing
IN November.
Mrs. r. H. Dalgleisn. president OF
the Rubinstein Club, has called
meeting of the board Of directors OF
the club to take place at her residence.
in the Hadleigh. Wednesday after
CO. IT'S and other Activities Of the
club curing the incoming season. The
officers for the ason of 1929 in
clude. Mrs. Dalgleish, president: Miss
Matte Gibson. first vice president:
Mrs. A. L. Haycock, second vice presi-
retary: Miss Alice Broas. treasurer;
Mrs. Frank Lord, librarian: Mrs.
Odell. chairman Of the room commit
tee. and Mrs. Viola Schippert Klinge.
chairman of the entertainment COM
mittee. The first rehearsal will be
held the third week In October, the
time and place to be announced Ia ter.
Charles S. Wengerd. baritone. has
returned from a ten-day chautauQua
trip through Virginia and will make
another tour the latter part of No
vember. In addition. he will continue
his Moments Musicales" that proved
so attractive last season. and he also
has arranged with local radio sta
tion to broadcast the programs of
some of his pupils recitals.
returned to the city after a three
month stay in London, where she
coached with Ethel Leginska. with
whom she had studied last winter in
New York.
Mrs. Helen Corbin Heinl has re-
turned to the city after a summer
spent in Indiana. first at her old home
in New Harmony and, during August
at Lake Wawassee. in the northern
part Of the state. Mrs. Heinl is now
preparing her programs for appear
ances at the Friday Morning Music
Club and at the Colonial School.
Miss Marie Louise Sullivan. organist
and choir director of the Church of
the Sacred Heart, will return during
the week after a trip to the Bermudas.
The Kappa Tau Phi Players will
shortly begin active rehearsals Of an
entirely new musical satire in two
acts and four scenes, entitled "A
been revised and adapted by Royal
Foster. the well known stage director
and dancing master. The musical
numbers are from the pen Of Allen F.
Cook. late Of the Orpheum circuit.
The company will be under the man
urer Of the Kappa Tau Phi Fraternity.
under whose direction it played to
capacity audiences last season. Mr..
Alien will be musical director. while
the elaborate scenic effects and stage
settings will be under the direction
of Robert Byrne.
Practically all of the last year cast
will appear in the new production, in
cluding Tommy Murray and Spotty
Buck Cunningham. Mise Mar
garet German. Miss Mildred Brom-
well, Miss Anna Higdon. Miss Mary
st. John. Miss Thelma Saylor. Mrs.
Ceceile Rupert Quigley, the Gladding
sisters and a chorus Of forty Of the
girls in the city