Evening star., 1927-05-29
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THE many friends of Howard c..
4 Tinsley will be saddened to learn of
his death i'm Montevideo. Uruguay,
May 10, at the British Hospital. Mr..
Tinsley answered the first call or his
country at the time of the World War
and was field clerk, attached to gen.
eral headquarters, during the war.
After the armistice he remained in
Europe, returning with Gen. Pershing
and was detailed to accompany him on
his coast -to-coast inspection OF the
camps. Upon returning to Washing
ton. Mr.. Tinsley got his discharge and
entered upon his duties as secretary to
Senator Harris. At this time Mr..
Tinsley. who was a gifted musician,
was organist at the Church of the
Ascension and also at one of the large
picture theaters.
About five years ago Mr.. Tinsley got
an appointment at the consulate at
Montevideo and shortly after reaching
there was appointed vice consul. which
position he occupied at the time of his
death.
st. Adams Quartet sang at a law
enforcement IIlS6llHk dt Id Z idld iC-
Gently. and did such efficient work
that they were asked for return en-
gagement in the near future.
The personnel Of the choir is: Bea-
trice Goodwin, soprano: Marie KoontZ.
contralto; Mary Leef, tenor; Fred
Schaefer, bass.
Dorothy Wilson Halbach and Ed
ward Cannady Halbach. assisted by
Lucille Shannon Etchison, entertained
the Rotary Club at it's regular weekly
meeting at the Willard Hotel We'd
nesday.
Alicejene Graves. soprano. Will sing
''The Recessional," by De koven, at
the il am. service at the Fifteenth
Street Christian Church today. At the
evening service she will sing MY Days
Are in His Hands," by Ball, with Har-
ryette Myers, contralto.
This afternoon at o'clock the eve
ming choir of the Church of the Cove
| nant Will sing at the annual Memorial
day exercises at Stanley Hall at the
United States Soldiers Home.
The Columbia Male Quartet-Paul
G. Ledig, w. f. Braithwaite, Ray.
| will sing the following program, pre-
| liminary to the regular evening serv-
| ice. at the Church Of the Covenant
| this evening:
Hackleman
Lead. Kindly Light .......... Buck
Praise .nn pe & the Lord .'....''.' Ru,SeiTh spq,
BrsTe BBssp Hasft k,se[ Sleep Durpsn Park
Rest, Peacefully. Rest. ....... GeIbel
Evening Hymn ............ .ReinbergeI
At the Church of the Covenant to-
night beginning at s o'clock special
memorial musical service will be
given by the evening choir, Claude
Robson. director: Harvey Murray.
organist; Mrs. Howard Blandy. pian-
ist, and the solo quartet-F'rances
Scherger. soprano; Charlotte Harri-
man. contralto; Fl. r. Townsend. bass,
and Raymond G.. Moore, bass.
Beginning a 7:30 and continuing
until 8 O'Clock the Columbian Male
Quartet will give special program.
is as follows:
Anthems. Rest in Peace" peer Gynt
God g Loved the World" s,'na: scrnsi:
2,t The Souls OF the Righteous,
Bass solo "Recessional''.. '......... DE Koven
At the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church this morning at IL
o'clock a program of special Memorial
day music will be given by the Mount
Pleasant Chorus, and the solo quartet,
La Virgne Sims Fairchild. soprano;
Mary Apple, contralto: William p.
Shannahan, tenor, and Herman
Fakler. bass. under the direction of
Norton NJ. Little, with Claude Robe
son at the organ.
The program follows:
Organ preluse, Large, Handel Handel
Anthems TO Thse. o Country :; Eberhartt
conrato sole "he Lord is HsD N.Y. shep1%srd dsr %nacr
oisa' '''''''e' Guilmant
This service will be broadcast by
Station WRC. There will be no 5
o'clock vesper service.
The second annual concert of st.
Augustine's sanctuary choir will take
place at the church., on Fifteenth
street northwest, Wednesday at
S:15 pm.
The program, which comprises
numbers both religious and secular.
sung capella and with orchestra ac-
compartment, will be featured by rem
dition of Coronation" from Boris
Goudonov," by Moussorgsky, and in
teresting solos by Theodore Smith,
boy soprano.
Harry T. Hall is director and choir
master; Eugene Stewart, organist.
Charlotte Klein, formerly an active
member Of the local organists' group,
who has been in st. Augustine, Fla,
for a season or so, is achieving results
with a High School Glee Club that she
has been training, which has found
enthusiastic reception by public and
press.
The German Literary Society of
Washington. May 21. celebrated its
twenty-tifth anniversary at the home
of Miss Anita Schade. Music by
Beethoven, Reichardt. Schuman,
Chopin, Debussy. Schubert, Henne-
mann. and Mendelssohn, was pre-
sented by Marjorie Lowe, soprano;
Amy Leavitt, accompanist; Alice b.
Harvey pianist; Edna Jones, singer;
with Alexander Hennemann at the
piano, Bernadette Berard, and Anna
Ulke.
Elena de Sayn has returned from
her vacation trip which she took after
her successful appearance at the
Washington Club in recital OF Slavic
music at the head of her string quar-
tet. The quartet will be heard again
in June in a recital.
Alexander Henneman returned last