Evening star., 1925-04-26

Heights Presbyterian Church for the
past six years. has resigned to accept
similar position with the Fourth
Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Wheeler
has left the city to visit her parents
in Columbus, Ohio, and friends in
Cleveland, returning to assume her
duties at the Fourth Presbyterian
Church next Sunday.
The students in Notre Dame Acad-
emy presented an interesting pro-
gram at the parents concert
choral, orchestral, solo piano and
voice numbers.
Children participating included Eli
nor Brady, Martha Mallon, Doris
Jones, Mary Jane Ritmoure, Marion
McDermott. Grace O'Brien, Rita Dris-
coll, Elizabeth Scullen, Dorothy Offutt,
Marion Kefauver, Lillian Pepper
Grace Healy, Eta Taylor, Margaret
McDonough, Marie keehan, Helen
Grace, Lillian Carroll, Aloyse McCar-
thy, Joan Hanlon, Margaret Rover,
Helen Gleason. Elizabeth Anderson,
Miriam Hartnett, Elizabeth Haley,
Marie Bird, Helen Work, Mildred
Goodwin, Chantal Brew, Marion Wal
ton, Evelyn Berger, Marie Russel,
Eleanor Smith, Jeuonesim Scanlon,
Helen Lanahan, Antoinette Conner,
Thelma Harmon, Ruth Carter, Cath
crime Flannery, Catherine Taylor,
Margaret Nealon, Lucille Borscki, Ce-
ella Kane, Mildred Rogers, Mary Saw
yer, Helen Farley, Mary Turner, Irene
Mcnamara, Nora Armstrong, Alice
Kuhn, Mary Mulroe, Lydia Hartnett,
Frances O'Brien, Dorothy Dean, Mar
garet Shea, Regina Hartnett, Rose
mary Wiles, Marie Lingebach, Cath-
crime Caylor, Agnes Fealy, Marie
Foley, Agnes Gowan, Catherine DOW
ney, Catherine Roche, Helen Herbeck,
Anna Malloy, Augusta Kennedy, Ber-
nadette Nohe, Dorothy Hayes, Rita
smith. Catherine Ferry, Catherine
Welch. Madeleine Mccarthy, Rose
! Barnes, Virginia darlington, Mary
Murphy. Margaret O'Donoghue, Ruth
Espey. Anne Wolfe, Alma klotZ, Eve
lyn Carroll. Margaret Tyler, Gather
inc Barrett. Anna Boteler, Marietta
Dawson. Helen Duffy, Mary krog-
mann. Bessie Cush, Kathleen Con
nors. Ida George, Margaret Herllhy'
Adele Cavanaugh, Mary CaVanaugh'
Regina McGivern, Catherine Kenny
Mary Costello, Eleanor Hurley Ellen
Murphy.
The Tuesday Music Club, Florence
u,
dav evening at the League OF Amer
ican Pen Women's clubhouse. The
soIoists were Helen Neumeyer and
Laura Hayes.
The chorus choir of the II Street
Christian Church. Sixth and II streets
southwest, under the direction OF WI
| lard s. Haynie, with Edith GottWalis
at the organ, will sing the antnem
''God So Loved the World tStalner!
at the IL o'clock service TO-DAY ano
Mrs Margaret Chisolm ana MI NJ WS nay
ME will sing a duet, ION, II is WON
derful" eTullar).
AZ the evening service the chorus
viII sing "Sing Alleluia Forth" tbuck
and Mrs. l.. J. Barrett and Mr.. hay me
u-iII sing the duet "Since Jesus came
Into Ny Heart" (Gabrien. III
| THE male quartet of the church Will
sing INV Shepherd" RoschaO as
| feature number. The personnel OIL tne me
male quartet is as follows: kenneth
Scates' first tenor; Malcolm Scates
second tenor; Willard S. Haynie
| haritone, and Frank \. Cooke, pass.
Monday night Mrs. Robert III. Dal
sleish was unanimously voted repre-
tentative of the Dalgleish Music
study Club to the biennial Of the Ma
| tionaI Federation, which Is to De heio
The musical program of the eve
ming, with Pauline knoeller at the
piano. was given by Lorraine Rose
Mary Milz and Alice Barnes.
Rose Maxwell Dickey, violinist, gave
Cecil Burleigh's plantation Sketches
at the banquet of the Readers Ciut
| Friday. This was the first time this
Interesting suite has been heard here
| Mrs. Dickey wore an ante-pelluH
costume and read an interpretatlVe
verse of her own before each number
! Mrs. Alderman was the accompamst
Charles T. Tittmann, accompanied
bv Lucy Brickenstein, will appear II
a special concert at the Burlington
Hotel tonight at O'Clock.
The music section of the Twentieth
Century Club will meet at Mrs. Fred
eric Farrington's Tuesday at i
o'clock. A paper will be given b.
Mrs. Eugene Byrnes on EARLY Eng
lish Music and Poetry" There vii
be a. program of songs by Mrs. Far
rington. Luncheon will be served a
1890.
Ruby Potter, soprano; Marie koontz
contralto; Warren L. Terry, tenor
Leroy Lewis, baritone. and John Rus
sell Mason, organist, gave specla
program of the compositions of Rev
Edmond Hez Sven at the Centennla
Baptist Church Sunday night, in cele
bration of the thirteenth anniversary
of DIR. Sven as pastor of the church
Elizabeth Harrow, formerly Of New
York, who is spending the Wintel
with her uncle and aunt, DIR. and Mrs
Harry A. Spigel, on Connecticut ave
nue., played at the Americanizatior
School Association festival and dance
at the City Club Wednesday.
Miss Harrow studied under Prof
Bohm, director of the National Opera
in Germany; and was until recent!
assisting David Dushkin. She has {
studio in the city and has aided the
work of the Americanization Schoo
Association Glee Club.
Miss Harrow and Mrs. E. Pinl
played Mendelssohn's "a Minor Con
certo."
After a short business meeting a
the regular monthly session of th
MacDowell Music Club Monday a pro
gram was presented by Margare
Loane, Edith Austermuhl, Eleano
Colborn, George Cornwell and Gladly
Marks.
Louise Bessey, mezzo-soprano, SAM
at the annual missionary conferenc
at the Takoma Park Baptist Church
The Friday Morning Music Clul
will hold the final business meeting
for active members Friday morning a
II o'clock at the home of Mrs. Eugen
Byrnes, president. The election of of
ficers will be held.
Margaret Cassells, soprano, SAM