Evening star., 1921-04-24

program will be rendered by the dou-
BILE quartet. In the evening at 8
o'clock. :he evening choir will give
the program. Both services are un-
der the direction of Sydney Lloyd
Wrightson. with Harvey Murray at
the organ. and in the evening with
Claude Robson at the piano. The
programs follow:
Afternoon-"Orsan Prelude in c.
Parker: anthem. In Heaven the Stars
Now Are Shining" Rheinberger; BARI
ton tone solo. Now the Day Is Oyer"
Of Ages" Matteo, Miles: onertory
anthem, The Lord Is My Light"
Incidental solo. Miss Bolln). Mar
chant; organ postlude. Festival"
Stark. Evening. organ prelude. of
fertoire" nat. Dubois: anthem. 20
longeth." Nevin; contralto solo. Far
Ger the Stars There is Rest" Abt,
Miss Smith; anthem. Il Hear Thy
Voice." Lang Incidental solos. Miss
Bolln. Miss SMITH: offerto-y anthem.
%. Christ. What Burdens Bowed Thy
tival." d'Acosta.
At St. Pauls Episcopal Church.
Washington Circle, today. the musical
program, under the direction OF
Samuel A. Leech. organist and choir
selections: 'venite in F Major" by
Major" by Jordan; ''Jubilate Dec in E
Flat Major" by Buck, and Break
Forth Into JOY" by Barnby.
sing "Magnifcat and Nunc Dimittis in
My Glory" by Barnby. Murray Kay,
bass: William ]. Caulffeid, tenor. and
Edward King, soprano. will sustain
the solo parts at both services.
entitled open the Gates of the Tenn
pie" by Mrs. Joseph F. Knapp. at the
Luther Place Memorial Church last
Sunday. and the choir gave special
musical program under the direction
Of Mr.. Little.
At the First Baptist Church the mu-
sical program today will be: Fore
noon-Quartet "Be Still and Know"
Dudley Buck): tenor solo. MY Hope
Is in the Eveslsstins sstainsr'
Quartet and Evening Chorus: Praise
Upon tns N0 the cross" an"ests1i ttsuIiard9: violin
solos. The Swan" (Saint-Saens).
Evening Hymn" (schumann).
prano and director; Miss Mary Beis-
SER contralto; Henry A. kruger,
tenor; Frank Haneke, bass: Mrs. Ed
mund Barry. organ: Miss Margaret
Mansfield, violin.
ter. prior to her marriage, being Miss
Eva Whitford of this city. are ex-
pected shortly to make their home
here, Mr.: Lovette having recently re-
signed his position in Baylor College.
Bolton, Tex, where for twelve years
Mrs. Lovette was head Of the vocal
department for seven years. His
resi- gnation has been accepted with
deep regret by college authorities
Mrs. Lovette is well known in WASH
ington as a singer. and her husband
has reputation throughout this coun-
try and abroad as q pianist and COM
poser.
Miss Gertrude F. Smallwood. pianist,
and Miss Ann Cornweli. soprano. gave
joint recital Tuesday evening at
the Rhode Island Avenue NJ e.
Church. Miss Smallwood. who is six
teen years old. played her numbers
from memory, presenting each with
expression and skill. Miss Cornwell,
alternated in a program excellent as
to selection and so attractively rem
c,
both for performance and training.
In her final selection, Grieg's Concer-
to in minor third movement), Miss
Smallwood was assisted by Miss
Mabel Linton at a second piano.
Washington Heights Presbyterian
Church. Kalorama and Colum bia
roads. will give the following musical
program this morning and evening
Morning-organ prelude. F. Renard
violonceilo solo. "Berceuse" (simon).
Divine Redeemer" (Gounod). Mrs.
Wayne B. Wheeler: cello obIigato. Mr..
Bliss: solo. Andante Movement Con-
certo in B Minor (Golterman), Mr..
Bliss; postlude. BE Not Afraid" Men
delssohn.
Evenins-organ prelude. "Arioso."
Frey; solo, Jesus. Savior" (Schnek-
err. Mrs. Wheeler; organ postlude,
Temple March" (vincent), Mrs. ].
Harry Cunningham. organist.
Charles TroWbridge Tittman will be
one of the soloists at the annual Bach
festival to be held by the Bach
Choir of Pennsylvania next month at
Lohigh University Pa. Another
Washington singer to win laurels be-
yond the limits of her home city is
Miss Gurle Luise Corey, who on
Wednesday night sang the role Of
Marguerite in Faust" one Of the six
performances Of opera given as part
Of the celebration of New York's
music week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.. Bowie, Miss
Richie Mclean and Prof. Anton Kas-
par will give a concert at Foundry