The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-06

lItt the first venture Of the Phil
w harmonic Guaranteeing society
such "a conspicuous success as it
undoubtedly was there will be no cues
ton as to the ultimate triumph of the
association. The fact THAI against one
of the best theatrical attractions of
the season a concert should draw such
an attendance was a special tribute to
the singer. The coming Of Harold
Bauer the last of the month viii doubt
less be haaed with enthusiasm by all
music-lovers, and surely the possibility
o. securing SchImann-H eink will be-
come a probability.
-Four soloists viii be presented az the
sunday night concert at the Grand to-
night The vOcalists win be Mrs Bessie
b owning and Mr.. Willard Spencer,
and the following programme win be
rendered:
March. king Cotton" ............. Sousa
Grand selection from Carmen" .Bizet
'bl ''iie Gave His Life for His
Mr. Walter Spencer.
Cornct solo. Sweet Sixteen ..-...-... Levy
Mr. a. s Zimmerman.
Grand selection. Fra Diavolo" CBy
Popular fq's selection 1Friacc Of Pise A%OeF
by rcquest .....-..-..............L4u
ClaIlienet. solo. aria, Louisa de Mon
M Mr. .'1 Waller Sj m,mns
Soprano solos. tO "Pattisou Waltz
song ..-.---.-.-...- De P9ttison
90 l SITs es.ic i;r,.,:;5. koYen
Capricio march. -Com.que" CBy re-
Grand seIecion 5rom El ca6i-n ss so1Sa
The following musical programme
VIII be given at the vespers and bene-
diction service at Mary's cathedral to-
night at 7:30:
Bass solo. Paradise" ..-............D Dana
r. G. Crawford.
so6ist s iir. W6.ie RoSe"is
Misses owen. Goidthwait and
Jones; Messrs. Dunbar. Sullivan
soprano solo. 20 Divine Redeemer''
Miss owen.
. I S2lu'ariS ,,,i5,,sr ,i;:: io Browne
Messrs- Dunbar and Lloyd. !
Iaatum Ergo ...................Ld Hache I
..Ararniricaf- ohoruS' Plain Chant
TIE Dcum, Holy God" .....-......... Haydn /
The choir of the First Presbyterian
church viii give a special praise serv-
ice this evening. The soloists viii be
Mrs. a. ID. Melvin and Mr.. Edward
Copley- Following is the programmes:
Anthem Evening Hymn" Carr by
Dudley BuclSl .-......-........... Wagner
Duet. 'Holy Father Guide our Foot
Mrs Melvin and Mrs Andrews @iia'e
Mr.. George Z. shelton
anthem hem, one Sweetly Solemn
solo Hear NJ PRAYER TIamilto An' 6Ti5e
Mrs \. y. Melvin.
Anthem. Fear Not, o Israel" ........
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Max Spicker
The choir of the Central Christian
Gnurch is 10 present a cantata. THE
Holy city ar the church next Friday
evening Besides the members of the
cnptr several Of the leading musicians
OK town viii assist with the solo work.
among whom are Miss Edna DIVER.
Miss Hope Mcintyre and Mr.. Phillips.
4 ne members of the choir are Miss Neil
Pm&erton. Miss Crete Pinkerton. Miss
Lena Pratt Mrs. +. II. Dorman. Miss
Edith Cornell. Miss Hattie Ward. Mrs.
Arthur Hubbard. Miss Sophie Berry.
Miss Carmen Messrs. Arthur Hubbard. I
y. "a. Twining Roy Bowen, Frank
Wight Walter Baysnger, Z. II. VIII
SON j. L. Moore and Mr.. Reeder. The !
,hoir is under the leadership Of Mrs.
ohm w Christy OF the Flanders' Sym
]hony quartette
/ ,
Those who were fortunate enough to Y
pc invited 90 the tabernacle at the close I
= the Blauvelt concert Thursday even I
ng enjoyed a rare treat. not only i'm
wo solos given by Madame Blauvelt in {
he large building. but also in some fine Z
'rgan numbers by Professor Mcclellan. ]
played for her benefit. Madame Blau- 5
-clt sang Come Onto Me-" from Han {
lei Messiah" and the Ave Marie"
" Bach-Gounod. the latter being espe- r
tally fine Mr.. Mcclellan played The
Pilgrims Chorus" from Tannhauser. l {