The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-25
THE GREAT CHORUS.
Over 500 to Participate in It-Nearly
$50 Grown People and 500 Chill
dren to Sing in Concert.

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AS the time for Ogden's great music
| al event approaches, interest in it
| grows and its various features are dis
| cussed more and more. Ii is now de-
! finitely settled that it will be held in
the Grand opera house on the evening
OF DECORATION Day and in all likeli-
hood, the number of those taking part
will be at least double that of any other
like event in the history of the city.
Besides the large chorus which has
! been practicing aSsiduously for so long
| under the direction of Squire Coop,
ably assisted by Heber Goddard, of
/ Salt Lake, there will be about 500
school children who will assist in some
| OF the chorus work. This will bring
| the number of participants up to near
/ ly $50. However, mere volume of sound
is not ali that will be secured, for the
! chorus has been in constant training
and is able to do fine work-berter
work even than when John Philip Sou
sa paid TO it, and it's leader, Squire
Coop, such a strong compliment after
| the chorus had sung at the band con-
cert.
After the Eisteddfod corcert last fall
interest in chorus work was not suffer-
ed TO die out but new and stronger
organization was soon formed. OF late
ing, rehearsing at least twice a week.
The concert on Decoration Day will be
ITS first appearance Among the mem
berS of the chorus for that occasion
are some names well and favordbly
| known in musical circles as to guar
! antee its success. Charles Kent, though
absent is not forgotten, and his good
work in the past has done much in the
way of encoura cement for the organ
arn oh.
bers who have attended the practice:
Squire Coop, leader; Hagbert Ander-
son, manager; E. T. Wooley, w. S.
Wallace, Bessie Dean Allison, II. Blair,
R. Williams, Farley N. Griffin, C. P.
Ferrin, James Erickson, Mrs. c. Blair,
May Brown, Daisy Oakley, Mile Hal
version, May Driver. Luella Ferrin,
Lottie Marsh, Tura Shupe, Lizzie Blair,
Cara Chambers, Annie Brown, Mrs
Dan Hamer, Sadie Fowler, Frank Fow-
Ter, Florence Pearce Belle Salmon,
Alice Watkins, Nellie Halverson, Ida
Farley, Joseph Goddard, B. H God
dard, John r. Horspooi, Charles j.
Ross. John B. Murray, Thomas Cum
bingham, Walter A. Kerr, W. L. Pick
EFT, c.. w. Hinchcliffe, L. Blair, Ed
ward Pearce, A. G. Nav, James Bee
ston, Mamie Robins, Mamie Virgins,
Nettie Robins, Lizzie Shipley, Martha
Otelis Halgren. William Purdle, Marie
christensen, F. M. Taut, William
Kent, w. S. Wallace, Rosetta Hors-
pool, Mrs. a. j. Johnson, Annie Thomp-
son, Emma Wright, Nettie Wilson,
Mrs Julia A. Ttler, Mathew Wild,
Mamie McQuarrie, Martha Pearce,
Ella Hinchcliffe, E. j. Stevens, Mrs. L.
Coleman, Ella F'alkman, Lottie John
son, Fannie Hammond, Della Ballan-
tyne, Mrs. Julia Riser, Mary Purdie,
William Royle, William B. Shipley,
William Vaughn, A. C. Osborn, May
Morley, Anna Pidcock, Mrs. j. c. Read.
ANNE Compton, Grace W. Parmley,
Mrs. Clara E. Cook, Minnie Patterson,
Emma Brown, Eliza Hinchcliffe, Sylvia
Cart, Lily Purdy, Mark Brown, Mrs.
Rose Berryessa, Jane Van Sweden,
Lettie Phillips, Eva NJ. Wilken, Laura
Baliantyne, Ray Davis, James Morri-
son, P. a. Cook. Heber Lund, John N.
Ford, John R. burlington, Thomas
Evans c, Garff, jr., Harry Ford, F. F.
Dalton, Ruby Stevens, Nettie Thomp-
son, Benjamin Critchlow, Ida Will
Jams, Maggie Gray, May Brown. Chas.
R. Crftchlow, John E. Fowler, E. F.
Tout, Nettie Boyle, Althea Ballantyne.
Ada Phillips, Barnard Farr, Asa Far
ley
Already the programme for the con-
cert has been arranged and has beer
rehearsed in regular order 1t will be
rehearsed several times before the
grand concert and unless all signs fail
there will be given in the Grand opera
house next Saturday night such a con-
cert as can not be surpassed by anv
organization in the west excepting the
salt Lake Tabernacle choir
THIRTY-THRDE DAYS IN COURT.
Co
MADE setting of motions and Jury
cases covering period from now I'M
til July 8. The motion calendar be-
gins today and extends to June /,
when the trial calendar begins and
continues till July g.
Following are the settings made:
MOTIONS-MAY rs.
j. K. w. Bracken VS.. Robert Robin
son, executor, ct al; Lessenger &
Beckwith; Soreman & Boreman. w. A
Lee.
Fred King VS.. Jennie M. King: Evans
d Rogers; Powers, Straup G. Lippman.
Argument.
MAY 26.
Amanda c. Peterson VS.. Baltzar Pc
terson ct al; Lessenger & Beckwith;
Miner & Hiles, Kimbar & KimbalI'
Plaintiffs motion for a new trial
Michael Derham vs.. Oregont Short
Line d Utah Northern Railway COM
pany; Dey & Street; P. L. Williams.
Plaintiffs motion for a new trial.
L. A. Perkins VS.. Lorin Cummings.
ct al; Maginnis G Weber; Brown, Hen
derson and C w. Morse Defendants
motion to tax costs.
Fannie II. More VS.. r. H Slater ct
al; Loar Peery; NJ. D. Lessenger.
Motion to set aside sale of real estate.
Commercial National bank VS.. Frank
b. Hurlbut ct AL; Haywood & TAFT;
Kimball & Kimball Motion to dis
charge writ of attachment
MAY 81.
Joseph N. Stout VS. Margaret Ross:
Jones & Schroeder; E. E. Dudley. De-
murrer.
Phoebe E. Beckstead VS.. Lorin
Campbell, administrator; Loar &,
Peery; V. c. Gunnell. Demurrer TO
amended complaint
E. N Conroy VS.. James Morris.
John B. Murphy; Tanner & Halverson.
Demurrer to complaint
Thomas E. Black VS.. Ogden City
Street Railway company; Lessenger:
Evans. Rogers and A G. Horn. De-
murrer.
Mary Reese VS.. Hildah Reese ct al;
Maloney & Perkins; R. H Jones. Mo- 4
ton to transfer to Box Elder county.
William r. Sewell VS.. R. P. Hunter
ct al; Evans & Rogers; Loar & Peery.
Defendants motion for new trial.
MAY 2S.
Albert Sadd ct al. VS.. C. M. Brough
ct al; Richards & Macmillan; Evans &
Rogers. Receivers report.
James c. Armstrong, receiver ETC..
VS.. Cache Valley Land and Canal com !
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