Evening star., 1921-05-08

can Guild of Organists will close its /
season Tuesday evening. when Lynn ,
wood Farnam. organist OF the Church /
Of the Holy Communion. New York !
city. will give a recital at the Church /
OF the Epiphany. at $50 o'clock. Born ,
in 1885 Mr.. Farnam won the Montre-
al scholarship in 1900. which gave !
him four years study at tho Royal |
College of Music. London. His pro-
feSSonai career has been brilliant |
one. and 1t is said that he is now ac- ,
| knoWledged as second to none OF
present-day recitafists on the organ /
concert stage. The District Chapter.
| inspired by the success of Its clos
ing season. intends to present new
series OF the same high order. begin ,
ming in the autumn. :
At the Church Of the Covenant at .
$3.50 O'Clock the musical program will ;
be rendered by the double quartet J
In the evening at o'clock the even .
ing choir will give the program. .
The special soloist will be Mr.. Arthur !
Va. who will sing Calvary" tRod- ,
ney) and open the Gates OF the Tenn ,
pie" Knapp. Both services are un-
der the direction OF Sndnty Lloyd ;
Wrightson, with Harvey Murray At
the organ and Lewis Atwater at the !
piano. The programs follow:
Afternoon-Organ prelude. "Andante !
Religioso" (Thome): anthem, Thou |
Art My All tWol!er). Gneidertal !
solo; Miss s., Be!ssep; tenoI o; sole, TIE a !
teri. Mr.. Backing; anthem. Now As !
Twilight Gathers tFossb: onertory !
anthem. Praise the Lord" tRandeE- /.
eer). and Organ Postlude in F.
ttolkmann. !,
Evening-Organ prelude, "Eeverie" !
(Lee): anthem. Thine Forever. God i
of Love" Price), incidental solos. |
Miss Boiln and Miss SMITH: bass /
solo. Calvary" tRodney). Arthur ,
Herbert B-yant: anthem. twilight !
and Dawn" tSpeaks). tincideatal !
solos. Miss Bolln and Miss SMITH; (;
offertory solo, open the Gates Of the /
Temple" Knapp. Mr.. Bryant; Or |
gan Postlude in B Fiat" (Westb.
The musical program at the First !
! Baptist Church today will be as fol- /
! lows: Mornine-Quartet. Except |
the Lord Build the House" t6il-
christi. EveninE-Anthem by the |!
solo Quartet and evening chorus. !
| Radiant Morn Hath Passed Away" |
| tWoodward) and "As Christ Upon |
the Cross" Gsullard>.
Choir-Mrs. Florence Howard, So
scr, alto: Henry A. kruger tenor: |
Frank Haneke. bass: Mrs. Edmund j
Barry. organi.t. and the Evening !
Chorus.
Bessie Birch Haycock was the solo |
ist at the dinner given by the |
Patriots Memorial Chapter. D. a. R.. !,
at the Hadleigh Hotel Tuesday night. /
Mrs. Isaac Birch was the accom- |
panist. Mrs. Haycock also gave /
program Of songs at the West Wash !
| ington Baptist Church Friday night !
! Of last week.
The Rebew Orchestra held its last |
public rehearsal Of the season Mon |
day night before the large audience
| that has marked the attendance OF
! each of the fifth previous affairs !
Miss Ethel Roddy and Miss Edna
| r. Barbour sang delishtfully. and the ;
/ march. Federal City" COMPOSED by
/ cess. Mrs. Edward L. Weber was
| the accompanist.
| Elizabeth Thornberry, soprano. will
evening at the meeting Of the Ma
| tional Society Of Danes of the Loyal
! Legion. which viii be in session
| three davs this week At the New
Willard Hotel. Mrs. Thornherry will
| sing a group of songs. with Dorothy
! bennett at the piano.
! This evening at Ingram Conere-
/ eational Church the regular choir
Charles Trowbrtdse Tittmann bass:
who will sing as solos. Lord God Of
! Abraham" from Elijah" tMende's-
sohn,: Booked in the Cradle Of the
Deep" (knisht>. and; with mrs. Bach.
Do With Thee." from "ElItah." Mrs.
Bachscfmid also will sing a solo and
there will be two choruses by the
choir
! At the Church of the Incarnation
| this morning the choir. under the d.
rection of Mrs. Henry White. will
sing Hodges 'Te Deum In d" "Jubi-
late" tBruche). and for the otfsrtory
ed the Heavens and the Earth"
! tCustance). Emile Margaret White
at the organ viii play prelude" ,
fMerkeD. and Birthday March"
| tSchumann). The choir will be as
sisted by Alice Douglas Jones. con-
. tralto.
! Miss Josephine Houston. a young
; soprano. who has already gained
audiences. made nsr formal public ap-
! peararce in song recital. assisted by
! Preston Haynes. renor. at the King |
Smith studios. Monday night. Her
openirg number, RiEolette's Caro-
Nome revealed a coloratura voice
! of lyric quality. Her French song 1
| and Horseman's Bird Of the WILDER =!
ness" were given with expressive
| charm, and there was an arttstcally
| happy blending OF voices in the duet |
! a Night in Venice" with which the
singers closed their program. Mr.
| Haynes sang with characteristic ex-
| cellence a diversified selection that
| closed with Kreisler's "Old Refrain
! The newly organized Takoma Paint
| and Powder Club will -rcke its first
| public appearance. Tuesday in Gill
| bert and Sullivsns opera. The
! Mikado." in the Parish House OF
| Trinity Episcopal Church. Takoma
Park The production is being staged
! is the director. The company OF
! about forty persons includes the fol-
| lowing well-known singers: r. r.
: Bullard. Louis B. Thompson. e. Clyde |
| Shade. Herbert D. Lawson. Ben Nor
+! 'rison. Mrs. John Humphrey. Miss
! Myrtle I.ewton. Miss Elizabeth Myers.
Miss Elizabeth Waters. Miss Ruth
and Mrs Elizabeth Coping.
The company has been reheafstns
! for two months and expects to pre- 4
sent a well-fnished performance. II
will be repeated Wednesday and
I; Thursday.
George F. Schimmel- entertained
| many guests at q musical given at /!
his studio Monday night An excel |
lent musical and literary program,
contributed by professional enter
Washington Baptist Choir. Mrs. John !
j. StahI directing. and closed its i
dozen additional numbers with
group Of selections by the kimoan