Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-27

How II Slanus a. NV, s"n'" a.,
RESOLUTIONS Of Respect TO 'ho
MEMORY Of Gilmore, The Great
Band Master.
Tbe Choral Society has been re-
,,raplged and will heretofore meet IN
~ new quarters ON Main street. So
,.,a arranged the new list stands
SOPRANOS.
uissos Alice Angel, jennie Gray,
rmma Edmundp, Blanche Nenner,
rmma Baylise, Hermione 9. Tyler,
ur,ol Cbaney, Edi,h Hamlin, Fannie
~, Florence Gillespie, Bessie Crane,
NJ, Il. Eastman, Hattie Harris,
l,,bel Shrine, Liszo Hyslop, Criesio
T.vson. Margaret @. Utter, Mary NJ.
rvops. Mabel NJ. Cooper Pearl
cosby, Katie NJ. Davey, Lizzlo Wat
an Hannah Allen, Mesdamos, J. II.
p,iua. l.. Morris, Df. d. A. Sykes,
n.,,ie rolhurst, Ada surbaughi Ellen
berry, uat,le J. Mayne, Byron
a,o. Ray Robinson, Z. a. Toilet,
t,dia Snow Pierce, Jennie ilolcomb,
g A. Wright, Ida Bassett, Anna
rolburn Plummer Nj. Il. Ensign,
John Green.
coNIRALTOs.
Nissss Nellie Leach, Celia Swensop,
rsrrio Harrison, LIZA Pratt, hena
larson, Nova Pratt, Ella King, Nilste
Nebeker, Ida Bate, Laura Patrick,
ti,lIau Haniliu, jennie Hawley, Artie
Myers. Ollie Myers, Minnie Jones'
team l.. King. Charlotte Co.'s.
N.sdnmes Nettie Y. Smell, John u.
areucer. Enoch a. Mock, II. Il. san
I'll. q, Angel, Kate Lynch, f. l..
Uines. Kate Marshall, Charles l.,
gerry' n. II. Waterman, Katherine
r. Parsons, ID. T.. Hemphill, Fannie
Cray. -.
Me,srs. w. c. Is. Allen, j.. G. Olsen,
BOWMAN w. johnson, II. -. WinteB,
n. I. Thomas, Allied NJ. Eafnshaw,
Thomas Butler, Eli II. Pierce, Charles
A. n. Lind-berg, George WesteFveli,
garner ), Stenhouse, ID. Il. HUmphill,
Dr. +. A. Vincent, Professor George 3.
Young, DIR. Charles q. PluMmer,
Warner A. Wight, Emyr Eynon,
George $. Spohr, Il. q. Whitney. lsaac
N Crook, j. Is. Hamilton, 4. II.
Thomas, Ezra Jatvis, lsaGc Diehl,
FIed Bennett, j. II. Dunbar, John
Burleigh, George ID. Pyper, Harry
Shannon.
BAssos.
Messrs. Horace >. Ensign, Jr., j..
W, Squires, Thomas T.. Harfis, Elijah
GIL, Walter q. Fowler, HAIRY Field,
Richard l.. Williams, q. u. burst,
Harry r. Browne, James l.. seligman,
Enock A. Mock, Frank X. Gillespie,
John ID. Spencer, Charles IL. Berry,
A, II. Peabody, Evan Arthur, DIR. O..
A, Toilet, n. II. Waterman, A. IL.
Rauhof, Professor Arthur Uvedal. w.
a. Coskey, DR.. David Utter, w. g..
Crawford, John Dull, Edwin Hayi-
land, Jr., George Savage.
Alta business meeting held last eveii-
ing the Choral appointed n committee
Of hvo TO draft resolutions OF respect
10 the memory OF the late +. s. Gill
more, and TO forward the same IN his
family: q. ID. burst, a. ii. Peabody,
Mrs. n. Y. Smell, Mrs. II. +. San
eom and II. ID. Winters. The COM
mittee afterwards were authorized to
telegraph s25 to Miss Viola Pratt and
II. Is. Goddard, memberso OF the Choral
now In New York, instTucting thom
to select u suitable floral Offering aud
send II with the regrets Of the society.
The society also voted TO unite with
the Tabernacle choir and the Utah
county choir to render the same book
OF music here In grand concert at the
Tabernacle on tho night OF Oct. q
that will be given Mt the dedication oil
tho WORLDS Fair at Chicago on that
day. The combined chorus will mum
Der 1000. Each chorus will sing one
separate number, and the thres com
bined will sing three numbers. In
addition to this chorug Of 1000, there
will be children's chorus OF 100
making total Of 1900 voices.
The Choral society will continue 1t,
regular Monday night rehenrsals on
the "Light Of Asia, +" but beginning OF
sruesday night, Oct. 3, the Chora
society and tabernacle choir will hold
Joint Tehearsals each Tuesday night OF
the Worlds Fair music.
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