Evening star., 1922-09-03
Mention

I Daughter of Jairus.'' In preparation
for some elaborate musical services
| during the season Mr.. Mueller de-
| sires to enlarge his chorus and offers
many advantages in the way Of free
tuition to members OF the chorus
Application may be made to him at
| the close of any of the services or
| after choir rehearsals. which will be
held Saturday evenings. beginning
September 16.
Mrs. n. n. DaIsleish will entertain to-
morrow evening at a dinner and dance
! at the Country Club in homer OF her
house guest. Miss Merriam Thomas OF
! Franklin. Pa Among the other dinner
guests will be Miss Rixie TansilL Her
mar Fakler. Mr.. ard Mrs. Peter Becker
tr.. and Robert Daigieish. Miss Thomas
was honor guest also at luncheon
| Wednesday at the Country Cub at
| which Mrs. Daleleish was hostess. ard
other guests were Miss Frances Scher-
| ger. Mrs. Mabel McCaiip Miss Evan
geline Mickler.S Miss Cecile Sale Mss
| Elsie Jorss. Miss, Thelma Tyree. Mrs
Peter Becker and Mrs. John Rowe.
Mrs. Viola Schippert Klin2e. soprano
| soloist of the Eastern Presbyterian
| Church. has returned from a fottnfsht'e
/
In her place at the church today. when
che will sing My Redeemer and Ny
Lord. by Dudley Buck. During her
| absence her place was supplied by Miss
| Edith Fife and Miss Lila Smitnsoa.
Ross Farrar. tenor will be the special
soioist at this evenings service at the
Church of the Covenant Estelle Thomas,
! vioiinist: Richard Loreieberg. violoncel-
list. and Christopher Tenley. orsanist,
also participating in the program. Mr..
Farrar will sing. 20. Savior. Hear Ne"
by Buck. Miss Thomas will play "Canto
Amoroso." by San Martin and there
will be two trios. "Andante." by Bee
| thoven, and ''Evensong" by Schumann
Miss Christine Levin. who has been
| contralto soloist at ST Thomas Episco-
pal Church for several seasons, is now.
[, at Atlantic City. after visit to East
Gloucester. Mass. She will return to tf,c
+, city tomorrow evening
| Otto Torney Simon has returned 10
the city after a summer spent abroad
1 mainly in London. where he was enter
tained by William Shakespeake Sir
Arthur Conan Doyle and other notabies.
James W. Chaney. organist. for
f, mer1y Of Washington. now OF PhiIa-
del2hia. was married Friday evening
I to Miss Ann Bassett Of Newport Pa.
! in the Bethlehem Chapel Of the
/ Episcopal Cathedral by Rev James
H. Blake. rector of Christ Episcopal
Church. Georgetown Edgar Priest,
! organist of the Cathedral. played the
| wedding marches and an appropriate
! program of preliminary numbers Mr.
and Mrs. Chanev are making a short
visit TO Mrs. Martin A. Morrison at
her summer home in the Virginia
mountains near Bluemont and will
return "Wednesday to Philadelphia
and take possession of their new
/ home in Powell lane. MiIIbourne
suburb of Philadelphia. where they
i viii have residence studio. Mrs
Chaney being also pianist and or
! ganist.
! Miss Dora Call. organizer and nrst
| president Of the Music Study Club OF
| the community house Of the Chur..E,
or the Covenant last season. who
las been spending the summer al
! Burnet Fork. Wvo.. where she has
| been engaged in social service work
+, writes enthusiastically OF the activities
| of the settlement; there. which has i,,-
GUIDED scout meetings. games for nt-
! tie folks. horseback rides. SUNDAY
| school and church picnics. a benent
| bazaar and dance and many other
| social festivities. She Will return TO
| Washington h. October l and will
resume her former position At the
! SHurcn OF the Covenant
!, OF Eleanor Elizabeth Nolte and
I, Clagett T. Jones. which took place
! last Monday morning in the chapel of
ST. Aloysius Church WAS the musical
| pIogram rendered by w. F.. Hopkins
J tenor and Nation Boyce. orRanist and
choirinaster. I"rh uf ST Matthew
/ Church. Mr. 1oukins' selections were
Carrie Jacobs Rond's ~ Love You
! Truly" De Koven's %. Promise Ne"
| and during the nuptial mass Ave
| Maria by Abt and Ave Verum" in
/ plain chant. which was especially ef-
| fective.
, 6. Theodore Howard. bass and
i George Herbert Wells. organist and
choir director of Trinity Catholic
Church. Georgetown. have Joined tn
!! colony OF WASHINGTON musicians a.
Atlantic City for the closing days Of
I the summer h"liday. They expect to
/ return the latter r"-t of the week.
| George Harold Miller. baritone solo
| jet and director nf til" CALVARY N. T..
| Church choir. has returned from a
1 cbautauaua tour ?nd win resume his
work in the church t.sirv. Mrs. Miller.
| mezzo. and Richard ". Backing. tenor.
, Price will he the Substitute for the
day in place Of Mrs. Marie c. Deal
| soprano. Mr.. Ap,is. will give the
| usual organ n recital preceding the reg
ular evening service. consisting this
/, evening of Grand Chorus. by Le-
maigre: MORNING.. by Grieg and
"Rerceuse." bv Crookes. The quartz
will sing 20 How Am'able." by west.
and II Will Feed Nv Flock" by SIR
per at the mnruin~ service. and ~
| Will Lift Tn Mine Eyes" by Roger.
and The Shadows Of the Evening
F.: Hour" by Nichol. in the evening.
Miss Helen Gerrer. violinist. who
! ha. been absent from the city since
| relatives near Chicago. and writes
| enthusiastically OF the open-air
opera at Ravina Park where lssi
week she heard Romeo end Juliet
with Rotjier. 0ueenir Mario and
other great artists in the cast Miss
|. Cerrer's summer itinerary has In
! cluded various ront@ in Okla honna.
, Arkansas and Illinois. and bcfor"
her return in cnm"anv with he
| mother. Mrs. 4. J. Gerrer she WI
! yjait relatives in Rochester. ~ Y
and make short stay at Niagara
! raIls en- route homeward. She viii
| be in Washington again in time 70
| resume her musical activities the
middle OF September
BENJAMIN Y. Morrison has n"-
ouartet of Petworth NJ. z. Church.
the personnel of which except Tor
This change remaining as 1t was las
sec-c. with Mrs Paul G. Russell.
.oprano: Miss Linda L. Berg. con-
trsJto. and Louis L. Annis. tenor.
The quartet will be heard today Tor
the first time since the vacation
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