The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-19

The cathedral choir was reorganized
duriu- the past week. members being
requested by letter to join. The first
rehearsal WILDE held on Monday even
ing al 1870 at the cathedral Many
uOu-CathOliCs of the city, who have
good voices and who love good music
have applied for membership. Tt is
the hope that shortly the ST. Ma rvs
Choral society of the cathedral viii he
organized. From the very first only
the best masses viii be sung, and dur
Ing the winter series Of sacred con
Certs viii hC given, in which the best
be heard. all this providing that the
members remain Loyalty together
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At the First Presbyterian church
this morning there viii be d trio
Hear Our Prayer by Attila, sung by
Mrs. J. Taylor. Miss Edna DWyer and
w II. Alexander. while a solo in the
response viii be sung by Fred Graham.
At the evening service the selection,
Christ Is Knocking a My Sad Heart, 80
by Otis, viii be sung by the quartet.
Miss Maude Thorn viii preside at the
organ.
The benefit musicale to DE given Tues
day evening at the First COngre gatiOnal
church at SIS, for the book fund of the
reading room for the blind. is attracting
wide attention and will undoubtedly draw
a large audience OF music lovers The
following program will be given:
Andante and variations for two pianos
...-.- .-..-. ...--. .-...- $4,000 oCnufndnn
Miss Leary and Miss Baer.
Prologue, IPagIacci -........ Leoncavallo
Fred Smith.
(a) Trepuk .............. Heinrich Hoffman
ID Romance Sans Paroles Van Goens
Miss Esther Allen.
(a) In Autumn ...........-''.'..''.,O Wen
(b) Spring Song --.-..-..--..-------O. Wen
Mrs. Owens
Violin obligato, Professor SHELTON.
Trgumerei -..--------.--.-------.- SCnunlauE
Albert Freeman.
(a) Hank. Hank, the Schubert
%! Who Is Sylvia2 ....--...-.----. Schubert
Mrs. A. 5. Peters.
The Brook ....................... Tennyson
Mrs William Igleheart
Violin Ohligato, Professor Shelton.
Within My Heart Song 1 Found. 49,.
Beloved, 1t Is Morn .............. Aylward
Miss Edna Cohn.
(aD Were L a Rose ...-.... Alfred Berger
Cb) Thou Art Like Unto a FloWer.....,,, 49,,
....-. ...... ......-. Nelson G. Smith
Cc) Long Ago in Alcala. .Andee Message"
Alexander J. Kisselburg.
Polonaise ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Franz List
Miss sybella W Clayton
Accommodation SHELTON, Miss
Baer and Miss Leary.
Miss Helen Greenwood, soprano and pi
anist, will appear in concert next Friday
evening at American Fork, assisted by
Miss Lettie Owens, II. w. Dougall and
j. w. Summerhays.
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An itinerary is being arranged for a
state tour OF the Imperial quartet, who
made such a favorable impression not
long ago on a trip through the northwest.
The quartet is composed of Fred c. Gra-
ham. Thomas Ashworth. Victor Chris
tophersou and Willard Squires. Mr.. era
ham is arranging for the trip, which is
to extend as far south as Monroe, Utah.
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The best of Salt Lakes musicians were
heard at the Salt Lake theatre last week
in a testimonial concert given for
Miss Edna Evans giving what was pro-
nounced to be one of the most artistic
musical entertainments of the season. 1t
was local talent throughout and a large
and select audience was immensely
pleased.
Miss Evans sang southern Rose" by
Arditi. in beautiful voice and responded
TO prolonged applause with when Cupid
Comes" In her first number Miss Evans
reached high d with apparent ease ana
perfect register.
The quartet composed of Miss Irene
Kelly, Miss Hazel Barnes, John w Sum
merhays and Hugh W. DOugau sang the
RigOletti quartet for the opening num-
Der and closed with the quartet from
Robin Hood. both being well balanced and
rendered. Frederick r. Smith
was heard in Had Horse By Kobay,