Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-26
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fraternal meetings and other events
here and in nearby localities.
Katherine Riggs, Washington harpist,
her mother. Mrs. Riggs, and Pearl
Waugh. Washington pianist, met re-
Gently in London for tea in KenSington
Gardens. Miss Riggs. who has gone TO
the British capital to take special study
with a leading authority on her instru-
ment. has taken an apartment and is
prepared 10 spend some weeks in con-
centrated study. Miss Waugh, who has
lust completed rather strenuous
course with Tobias Matthay and others
in his famous school in London, Is
spending her last couple OF weeks visit
ing with friends in Kent She will go
to Southampton by motor, whence she
expects to sail for home Tuesday Of
this week. She will arrive in Washing
ton early next week.
Mildred Kolb Schulze pianist, is va
cationing delightfully."- with motor
trip first to Blue Ridge Summit and
then north to Windsor, Conn, where
she will visit friends. Mrs. Schulze is
accompanied by her young son Hugo,
and will return from the North with
leisurely tour down the coast,
Lillian Chenoweth. contralto. who is
accompanied by her mother. Mrs. Eli2-
abeth Chenoweth, is spending her vaca-
ton In Atlantic City.
Miss Chenoweth was soloiSt last sea-
son in the quartet OF the First Univer-
salist Church and was guest soloist dur
ing the month OF July at the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church.
Elyina Neal Rowe. young Washing
ton soprano, has been spending consid-
cradle time this Summer travelling be-
tween this city and New York, where
she has been taking voice lessons. Be-
tween times Mrs Rowe has enjoyed the
resort pleasures of North Beach. where
she had a cottage most OF the season.
Nellie Sebastian Chaillet. soprano
soloist of the First Presbyterian Church,
and Cornelia Long Kinsella. organist
and director Of the same church. gave q
program OF music preceding the we'd
ding OF Evelyn Mckinley niece OF Mrs.
Chaillet. to William Wallace August ID
at Keller Memorial Church.
Mrs. Chaillet sang 20 Fair. Q
Sweet O Holy" by Cantor, and Until"
by Sanderson. Mrs. Kinsella used ITO
Wild Rose" Mcdowell; Venetian
Love Song" Nevir; "Liebestraume,
List, and The Old Refrain" Kreis-
Ter. Both the 'Lohengrin" and Men
dclssohn" marches were used.
Marie Louise Sullivan, organist at the
Shrine of the Sacred Heart, Is away on
a months vacation and will visit Yell
lowstone Park. Colorado Springs and
other Western points before returning.
William e. Gemmell member of the
Interstate Male Chorus OF this city, was
on WMAL's program last night and rem
dered several popular tenor selections.
He opened his program with Nevin's
Mighty LAX a Rose" This was fol-
lowed by a short group.
One OF the most pleasing OF the num-
bers given by Mr.. Gemmell was William
T. Persons composition, Calling for
You"
Three Washington musicians are va
cationing at Orkney Springs. Va. They
are Hazel Gibson Wood and Catherine
Mcdonald. sopranos. and Bernard @.
Spille tenor.
Willard McGehee. baritone, OF Nor
folk, Va, and the Washington singers
delighted the guests at the hotel last
Sunday night with program OF songs.
Each artist was accorded enthusiastic
applause.
Stephen Wright, formerly with A
leading orchestra here, accompanied tn.
singers.