The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-27
THE CHORAL SOCIETY
A Partial List of the New Menu
bers.
It VIII Join with the Tabernacle and Utah
County Chorus to Render Worlds
Fair Music.
The following is a partial list Of the Salt
Lake Choral society, under the plan of re.

The following is partial list Of the Sal
Lake Choral society, under the plan Of re.
organization:
SOPRANOS.
Misses Alice Angel, Jennie Gray Emms
Edmunds, Blanche Kenner, Emma Bay
liss, Hermione C. Tyler, Hyrel CLANCY
Edith Hamlin, Fannie Lees, Florence Gil.
lespie, Bessie Crane, Mary E. Eastman
Hattie Harris, Mabel Shrine, Lizzie
Hyslop, Crissie Lawson, Margaret g.
Utter, Mary Nj. Evans, Mabel M. Cooper
Pearl Crosby, Katie M. Davey, Lizzie
Watson, Hannah Allen, Mesdames j. H.
Robins, L. Morris, DR.. d. A. Sykes, Bessie
Tolhurst Ada Surbaugh, Ellen S. Berry,
Hattie ]. Mayne, Byron Groo, Ray
Robinson, c. A. Toilet, Lydia Snow Pierce,
Jennie Holcomb w. A. Wright. Ida Bas-
sett, Anna Colburn Plummer, M. L. En-
sign, John Green.
CoNTRALTos.
Misses Nellie Leach. Celia Swenson,
Carrie Harrison, Ida Pratt, Rena Larson,
Neva Pratt, Ella King, Vi!ate Nebeker,
Ida Bates. Laura Patrick, Lillian Hanlin,
Jennie Hawley, Artie Myers, Ollie Myers,
Minnie Jones, Jean L. King, Charlotte
Goss.
Mesdames Nettie Y. Smell John D.
Spencer Enoch A. Mock, H. T. Samson, j.
G. Angel, Kate Lynch, T. L. Hines KBte
Marshall, Charles l.. Berry, N. r. Water
man, Katherine b. Parsons d. Z. Hemp
hill, Fannie Gray.
TENoRs.
Messrs w. c. B. Allen, E. c. Olsen,
Bowman w. johnson, r. D. Winters, r. j..
Thomas, Alfred M. Earnshaw, Thomas
Butler. Eli H. Pierce, Charles A r. Linde-
berg, George Westerveit. Garner S. STEM
house, d. E. Hemphili, DR.. L. A Vinaent,
Professor George S. Young, DR.. Charles
G. Plummer, Warner A. Wight, Emyr
Eynon. George S. Spohr. H. G. Whitney
Isaac G. Crook, ]. B. Hamilton, T. R.
Thomas. Ezra Jarvis, Isaac Diehl, Fred
Bennett. j. Z. Dunbar, John Burleigh
George ID. Piper. Harry Shearman.
BAssos.
Messrs Horace S. Ensign, jr. j. w. Squires,
Thomas e. Harris. Elijah Gill, Walter G.
Fowler. Harry Field, Richard L. Williams,
G. b. burst, Harry r. Browne, James L.
Selig man, Enoch A. Mock, Frank K. Gill
lespie, John D. Spencer, Charles L. Berry,
A. II. Peabody, Evan Arthur, DIR. c.. A
Toilet, N. r. Waterman. A. Fl. Rauhof,
Professor Arthur Uvedale. w. 9. Coskey,
DR.. David Utter, w. c. Crawford, John
Duh, Edwin Haviland, jr., George Savage.
nv u DuSiuOSs ncEtluS uClu 1851 CftuluR
the Choral appointed committee of five to
draft resolutions of respect to the memory
of the late p. S. Gilmore, and to forward
the same to his family: G. B. burst,
A. H. Peabody, Mrs. N. Y. Smell.
Mrs. II. 4, SAMSON and R. D.
Winters. The committee afterwards were
to telegraph S25 TO Miss Viola
Pratt and Heber S. Goddard, members of
the Choral now in New York, instructing
them to select suitable floral Offering and
send IL with tine regrets of the society. The
society also voted to unite with the tabor
nacle choir and the Utah county choir to
render the same book OF music here in a
grand concert at the tabernacle on thenight
Of Oct. II, that will be given at the dedica-
ton of the Worlds Fair at Chicago on that
day. The combined chorus will number
!, Zoo. Each chorus will sing one separate
NUMBER and the three com bined will sing
three numbers. In addition to this chorus
Of LOCO, there will DE q children's chorus
Of 7o0, making total of 100 voices.
The Choral society will continue It's reg
1lar Monday night rehearssls on the
Light of Asia" but beginning on Tues
lay night. Oct. 3, the Choral society and
Tabernacle choir will hold joint renearsals
ssch Tuesday night on the Worlds Fair
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