Evening star., 1922-08-13

| veioping community choruses in the
villages of India, China and japan,
| methods OF training oriental musi-t
| clans and the translation of Christian
| hymns into the native languages "a
| Misses Rosalie and Grace Levin of
chicago arrived in the city Tuesday
Christine Levin Of this city, for an ea,
/ tend ed motor trip to Boston, Gloucester
fawtucket. Newport and Portland.
august lS Miss Levin. who is the con-
5ra,.o soloist Of st. Thomas Episcopal
church will Join her friends, Mrs. W.
F: spransy and Mrs. Howard Fishback,
AT atlantic City, where she will remain
until after Labor Day. .
Edith B. Athey. civic organist and
cho.r director of Hamline Methodist
Cnurch, mas concluded a strenuous sea-
son and will leave tomorrow for an out
! Es, with Interpolation Of some good
.nusc, hn at ocean Grove. N. ]. Among
her most recent activities was a lecture Z,
recital before the daily vacation Bible
class at Hamline Church. dealing par-,,
ticularly with the production of diner
ene 1onai effects on the modern organ.
a,sI ,,,itb tne building of good programs
with explanatory notes Miss Athey
seems to have been a pioneer in the
neid OF organ recitals especially for
chifdren, and has also given, under TIE
auspIces OF tne community center de-
PRar.neht Ri OF the public schools OF the
D,strict OF Columbia. semi-monthly re-
citais during the season at Central High
ocnooi auditorium. her programs cover
ing wide range in Character and
perlous. and presenting more than $50
persois as assisting artists. No definite
announcement has so far been made as
10 tne organ recitals for next season,
oue IL would seem that, after the three
iyears i IN me experimental stage, all
lovers OF the gospel of good organ
mus. .nusic would feel that the work is en-
1 Capital ''o"d'
oA,, talk on The German Opera of
Ioday will be given BY Col. Younp
thursday evening at the Arts Club
E:acn week brings announcement of
designations and appointments in
M onoir circles of the city. one of the
most interesting of the week lust mast
being that of Miss Beatrice Goodwin
VINO mas resigned her work as so1oist
ana ana cnoir director of Chpist Epfsconai
Snurch, Georgetown, to accept simi-
q ar snSe SIee "a al St s. Alban.s Church. Fred
congregational Church, has been en-.
ssseo TO sustain the bass part In the
quartet. with Miss Marjorie Rrodt as
contralto and Lawrence Lee as tenor
=. u. woodward will continue to serve
as organist. Miss Goodwin has nres
sided over the musical destinies NJ
christ Church for about eight wears
ana the new quartet will sing to-
sether at st. Alban's for the first time
al tne opening OF the fall season in Sep
.emoer She will leave for her vaca
tion Wednesday morning. going first
TO Frostburg. Md. thence on a motor
trip with friends to the Natural
Bridge Of Virginia and homeward
through the Shenandoah valley
Malette Spengler, soprano. will he
the soloist at this mornings service
at st. Johns Episcopal Church.
Georgetown. when she will be heard
in How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings,
by Liddle with Charles Cropley at the
organ.
Priscilla Slaughter. soprano. was
one OF the soloists giving the program
tuesday evening at the radio station
OF Boyer- White Company. when she
All Love But Day" by Protheroe:
Bonnie Sweet Bessie" by Gilbert:
For You Alone" by Geehl and Long.
Long Ago" by Bayly. She was as
sisted at the piano by Mrs. Bertram
Tremis
The quartet of Trinity Episcopal
Church. composed of Miss Bernice Cal
houn. soprano; Mrs. Lillian Garrison
Brousseau. contralto: John Allen Bell
tenor. and George H. Lambert, bass.
furnished the music last Sunday aft
ernoon at the Masonic service held on
the site of the old Dean estate. Miss
Baker substituted as accompanfst for
Mrs. Helen Crouch, who is absent from
the city. The Grotto Band will render
the music this afternoon.
Miss Edna G. White. organist of g
Emory NJ. E. Church south, and her
sister. Miss Grace White. are spend
ing their vacation with friends at
Sacket Harbor, n. Y.
Malette Spengler. soprano, and
Howard p. Bailey. baritone. gave the
broadcasted by Doubleday-Hill Com
pany. presenting well-balanced pro-
gram Of songs and operatic arias. Mrs.
Spengler was assisted at the piano
tions including the aria, "Ah. Je Veux
Nivre," from Romeo ct Juliette." by
Gounod. English version by DR.. T.
c. Bakery: slave Song" by Del :
Riego; Scotch s song; song; '.koeh si.,as1 Lomona nd
.smilin Through" by Penn. Mr.. Bal
ley was heard in "Florian's Song" by
Godard: Love Me Not" by Secchi:
The Gipsy Trail" by :, Gall9Way; ia, pIsso
and The Vagabond." by Thayer. 81
Mrs. Bertha Hansen Gottsman. So q
prano, and Arthur Gardner. bass. were
the soloists last Sunday at the Met
ropolitan NJ. E. Church. Miss Minerva
Bailey, organist, ds taking an extended
trip during her vacation and at the
morning service Christopher Tenley
presided at the organ and in the
evening Miss Dawson supplied the ac-
at the piano