Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-28


rendered by the tabernacle choir
and the organ:
Prelude PRELUDE to Parsm"......
.................. Richard Wagner
Hymn. Jesus once OF Humble
Birth ...t..-.t.-t.+.., Ola thflsh
sone Anthem. "rhc Guiding STAR.
............,..F Dewey Richards
Ladies' chorus. christmas song
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -.......-. stephens
Anthem go Bcauty of Holiness"
.........t ......t. t...t.. 1uulNN SUCK
postlude. "Pomp and Circumstance
..................... Edmond Elsar
To vu be- noted that the two middle
numbers are boy home composers. Mr..
+ Dewey Richards sacred song being
heard for the first time in the tabor
rscle. and the ladies' chorus. Christ
mas Song" being Prof stephens lat-
,s, composition, written for this oc-
casiou
our singers are generally taking
breathing spell after their arduous work
lu preparing for Christmas The Fes-
tiva chorus will rest until the first
Monday in The new year. and the tab
eruacle choir VIII LAY of" for the COM
Ing week The chudran's singing class
of MI stephens will hold mo- practise
until the second Saturday i'm January
The rule, mo attendance, no takins
part in the performances" win De OBJ
served n an these organizations when
work begins again.
The Christmas music given m the
tabernacle. the local churches and the
ward meetinghouses was very success
fuI particularly the elaborate efforts
in the rimalstic churches. I'm many
the Christmas program viii be largely
repeated tomorrow. The Catholic CHOIR
viii sing. for the first time i'm the
basement Of the new cathedral which
has been sufficiently finished 90 adj
init Of holding service there. The pro-
gram viii be as follows.
Voluntary Nioln) Edward Fitzpatrick
Oncrtory "Adeste Fidciis' ..... NONyilJ
Sololsts-Misses Rosemary Holland,
Alice Farrell A. j. DuQuesne,
J. w. curtis.
"Ncni Creator .GlurHa
j. W. Curtis
"Exuita Sion ........--...... Hdmmercl
Full choir
Niolins-Edward Fitzpatrick, Miss
sylvia hannah.
CeIl0-C. ID. Schetuer
Organist and Director--Miss Nora
Gleason.
At the o'clock mass the junior
choir Of so voices viii sing.
"Adestp Fidelis' ....--..-..-....N oNeio
Ring Happy Bells ....'''''-'. .Jofuih
GLORIA ia ENcelsis' .........,. Bordesc
Isabelle Higgins, soloist
Violirs Miss Luicima Compson,
Walter Aures Carl Sprhgman,
Humbert Prince.
At ST. Marks. the choir made a most
favorable impression by their render
ing Of the Hallelujah chorus, while
the remainder OF the program was of
marked excellence. The CHRISTMAS
music will be- substantially repeated
tomorrow morning. ln the evening,
there will be a special service OF song
At ST. PauTs Episcopal church, the
musical features of the Christmas SER
vice will be repeated in the mornins
and az night there viii De service
Of special song. the program FOR which
Cholrmastcr Brines has carefully arr
ranged.
In the First Methodist church. the
Christmas music will be substantially
repeated tomorrow morning, Win
special song service in the evening.
The morning organ prelude will be
spring Song" by Charles Hurdi the
offertory. transcription. "Divine Re
deemcr." Gounod, postlude cornelius
March" Mcndolssohn. The choir viii
also sing Dreams Of Galilee,' by Shell
": and in the evening, Crossing the
Bar" by Barnby."
Fred Graham will furnish perform
ers for the musical part Of the smoker
90 be held this evening at the Ana
club. A feature viii be n mems quar-
tet. consisting or Messrs Graham, ASH
IA .afa IaHIHn r|aHn HHH
ana number OF actors from the Or
pheum are expected
There was an enjoyable concert Civ
en- last evening, az KaysVille, by SAT-
lake talent including Fred Graham,
Horace Ensign Ed =. Kimbau Miss
Edna Evans, Miss Claudia Holt and
Miss Helen Hartley.
There was rushing demand for
sheet music before Christmas, Every
kind appeared to Doe ln demaud-goo
bad and indifferent Mandolin music
WAS largely called fOr The piano tfado
too. has been excellent and me ush
Tor talking machines and records BIAS
proven a crush. a prominent machine
agent reports be can ten tho general
caliber Of purchasers by the class or
music they can tor
Tho Musical union viii hold ita quar-
terly meeting tomorrow afternoon
Tho Fifteenth Infantry band now has
&c men. with Godfrey Bac"aloHl Para
handmastor Nr Raccalou .s noW in
Monterey cal, ou furlougu. and Wi
arrive 90 take station at This post ncNt
month. D. is me purpose of Oh"
commanding officer t0 Increase Oh"
band 90 A. mon as soon aH rosrhl.
AZ Fort Douglas o. au attractive ri'-
tion. b ia believed there win tr u1
special dinIDulty boz securing ilo NUM-
her OF musicians desired.
Several members of the band mrt
pandmaeter Heric of the Twenty -n.uth
infnntr at Manila. where Doe has afi-
"a enough Philippine players t1 mak.
Tho Size an thc band A. men. Tho ma
1.-Two musician are Cine players Ihn
climate. however eceuH to DE- worry
herd on band Instruments. hIil brass
wind and wood Nind
serglus Krous Formerly NJ HellH
band dho recently enlisted. has hrDn
frnt 90 Fort Grant ArIz. whore nr wei
d. enrolled BOO tho band off iho flih
saKalrv ifia wife seems ta Dor un'i.-
foss0ul so Fan in securing ihe cancels
lation of hls enlistmcnt
Mrs. Kings pupils win hold an in-
FORMAL vocal recital ncEt Hcfk in nj