Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-29

Mrs. Ii. Hammer.
Anthem, Anril&Chorus', Verdi
Soprano solo, Tender and True
Adieu' i. LYLE
Miss Hildn Greeson
Chorus, THE Flag Without Il Stain,
............. ...s. $50. =. White
Soprano solo. Go Hark to Thy Saw
ior' ... Willeby
Miss Amy Osborne.
Medley Of patriotic airs arranged by
Edwin p. Kimball Cby special re-
quesD.
Ladies' quartet and baritone SOLO.
Ladies quartet, "List the Cheru-
bic Host. baritone solo. N
Heard the Voice Of Harpers''
GHoly City, ..~,.,.."...... Gaul
Soprano solo. Cross OF Calvary.
Miss Irene Kelly.
Violin solo, '.Ron1ance' .......,.....
Tracy Y. Cannon
Claude Nettleton.
Piano, Miss Irene Kelly.
Anthem, REST, Soldier. Rest".....
........ ). Kimball
Prof. Arthur Shepherd, formerly OF
this city. hut now OF Newton. Mass.
has won two of the three cash prizes
offered by the National Federation Of
Musical clubs. the prizes being for II
sonata and a II Tha sonata was
Il IlhNRtl=-ll.ElHG4 plttIt VI award tpTdlu
RAPIDS, Mich, during the convention Of
clubs, by William II. Sherwood OF Chi
cago, who has appeared in concert in
Salt Lake; and the song was suns by
Mrs. Lucille S. 1'cwksbury. The prizes
are $500 each. and the compositions sub
mitted arc held to be of Il higher order
than any heretofore offered. Prof.
| Shepherd won the Plderewski prize of
$500 three years ago. for an orchestral
composition. This was played later in
the Salt Lake theater by the New York
symphony orchestra under Frank Dam
rosch. The young composer Is evident
1y to become famous some day, In the
world of music.
Charles Kent and q lumber OF his
| pupils will give 81 memorial song serv-
! ice in the Eighth ward chapel at $50
p. M, tomorrow, in honor of the sol
dicrs and sailors who have fought for
American liberty. The following vocal
lists will participate: Thomas w. Win
tiers, r r. Burton. Lillian Brannlng,
Kent's male. chorus, Charles Trump,
Harry James, Ora Gill. William Tur-
ner, Myrtle Browne, Gus Bauhman.
Dillon Williams. Dot Mcmillan, Gilbert
Savage, Basil Kent, Charles Kent.
The ogden Tabernacle choir, under
the direction of Prof. Joseph Ballan-
tyne, gave an explanatory recital last
Sunday. in place of the regular after
noon service, of Julian Edwards ora
torio of "I4azarus.' This fine work was
presented by the choir two weeks ago.,
with the Chicago Symphony orchestra.
furnishing the instrumental accompani-
mont. Mrs. Belle s.. Ross made the ex-
planatory remarks, with the reading
or the text. and the soloists We're Miss
Myrtle Rallinger. Miss Maude Belnap,
Miss Ruby Geddcs, and Caleb Marriott.
The choir and soloists, as usual. did
their work we'll. The house was packed
and the recital was much enjoyed.
Sam +. Whitaker was organist, and |
following is the program:
PART L.
Explanatory talk .....,...... Mrs. Ross
Soprano air, Nov a Certain Man. !
................. Miss Ruby Geddes I
Chorus, Good of Life md Light.
Soprano air, NOW Jesus Loved
Martha"..s....Mis Myrtle Ballinscr |
Soprano and chorus, THE Way is
Long and Dreary"
.............M Miss Geades and choir
Baritone, Our Friend Lazarus
Sleepeth' ............ Caleb Marriott
Soprano and male chorus, 1T Is Not
Death to Die" .................
Miss Ballinger and men OF choir
PART II.
| explanatory tdlk ..........-.AlTS hoSS
Soprano. "Then Martha Went With
Jesus .............. Miss Ballinger
| Soprano. she Saith Unto Him..
>. ........... Miss Maud Belnap
Chorus with soprano obligato, Thou
Art the Way" ..............
Miss Belnap. Miss Ballinger II
Baritone, "And When she so said"
Mr. Marriott
L DDlh1p 0llartpt and chorus. Come .#...
We Disconsolate' ................
Solo, "Then When Mary Came
Where Jesus Was'....,.Mis Belnap
Solos and chorus, 20 Love Divine
Mr.. Marriott, Mr.. Woods and choir
Solo, Jesus Cometll to the Grave
Solo, Jesus Lifted Up His Eyes
Miss Ballinger
Chorus, IKE Heights OF Heaven
Adore Observation-Disclosures Choir
q .
The training school pupils at the uni
yersity gave q very pretty spring fes-
tiyal Wednesday, on the campus un-
der the direction OF Miss Edna Evans.
The children sang Chopin's Spring
Song" and then Mendelssohn's Spring
Song the latter being adapted to a
BLOSSOM Drill This was followed by
a. Highland Fling en- costume. Miss
Gaynor's Brownies Dance" was Civ
Ell, also a Maypole dance and song. the
words and music being composed NY
the children of the fifth grade. The
children of the eighth grade gave a frog
dance, the third grade the songs of
Robin Hood, the kindergarten children
The Rainbow Dance" and then there
was dancing by so Of the children en-
semble over tho green. French. Rus
sian and German songs figured on the
program. 1t was n Very pretty sight,
l ,,,,,rh 81, in rpI byIthp manV GraptlfnrS-
including the university students who
turned out TO see nj listen.
The American Music society Of this
city held an enthusiastic and interest
ing meeting last Tuesday evening at