The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19

lcanlC service ana MISS SaOpoTD pay
several numbers from hls works.
Tho prize in the musical contest was
n beautiful picture entitled ''Iraumc-
RE. - During tho intermisslon the
Highland Fling was given IN costume
by the Misses Service. These graceful
little dancers added much to the en-
ioyment of tho afternoon. The Christ
was thought was beautifully suggested
in the decorations.
Refreshments were served, Mrs.
Sauborn was assisted in receiving by
her guest, Mrs. i, l.. llgbec of Long
mont, Colo.
Preceding the regular exercises OF Inc
Twentieth Ward Nj. |, \. ON Tuesday
evening, December Il, at 80 o clock,
Christmas song service will be given
by pupils Of Hugh ". Dougall, as fol
lows
Reci!sfion and quartette from the %,
q eiae MGsslan ,,,, '''' Gndmnn aigrSS,
Frank b. Platr,
Bethlehems Guiding Star, ,...... Mario
Miss Clari6el Gardiner,
The Chimes Ring Clear. r..,....... Mario
Melvin Peterson
Shine on. oh star of Bethlehem. Harper
Miss Margaret Summerhays.
While Shepherds Watched. Mario
John W. Summerhays,
O Little Town oi Bethlehem. ..... Mario
Miss Millie Williams.
Miss Irene Kelly.
AZ The First Methodist church on
Monday evening the Endcrly Windsor
company will give concert under the
auspices of the Young Woman S Chris
tiau association, The concert is
Christmas Offering by the members OF
the y. W. G., A., but as Madame Maync-
Windsor has many friends IN Salt Lake
City, who no doubt will be anxious. to
hear her fine voice, the ASSOCIATION has
decided to place a limited number OF
tickets on sale at the y. w. c. ~ rooms
in Brooks Arcade, Members VIII be
admitted by their membership tickets:
Madame Maync Windsor studied abroad
for several years. and sang in con
cert In several European cities. lie
Staffile Of Florence, Italy, has tins
mention OF her:
Madame Maync- Windsor was heard i'm
concert at the Sala FIlarmonica on Tues
day afternoon. Her voice is Il pure So
prano lirico, llmpd in quality and OF eX-
tr,a9!dnay compass. she Wow. toHchGS Tuim fmS
with case and purity or tone. The Ger
man songs wcrc given with rare grace
and sentiment. This singer adopts WIN
equal facility English, French. German
ard Italian.
The Christmas music for the First
Methodist church, Sunday evening. Dc
cembcr 20, under the direction OF MIS-.
W. 4. Wetzell. with Mrs. j. Louis Stro-
hauer. organist and Claude NetCleton.
violinist, will be a cantata "Thc Ma
tivity.' by Gclbel, sung by the choir
ensemble with Mrs. Sorcnson, Sourano;
Miss Robinson, contralto: Mr.. Winter,
tenor. and Mr. Kibcy. baritone. Solos
bv Mrs Davis, Miss Mills, Miss Heck
ncr and Raymond Brown Will be intro
duced Special Soloists for the day will
be Mrs. Schaufelberger and John Rob
inson.
This programme will be given Deccm-
Der GO. at G:30 p. m, at the Thirty
third ward meeting house, Eleventh East
between Fourth and Fifth South. under
tho direction of Joseph Poll, condnc-
tor, and Jessie Standing, organiSi:
Anthem-C;od OF Israel ........ stephens
Choir.
49,. Thirty third Ward Orchestra
Observation-Disclosures Anthem Calm
on the Listening Ear ......... Parks
Choir.
Violin Solo ............,. .Roumania Hyde
Trio,IO Restless sea...............w White
MISS Annie Kirlsman. Irwin j.
| Poll. I'D J. khl>ham.
Tenor Solo-Singing in Gods Acre. :,
(violIn obligato. Master Carl PolI1
! Quarletle-Savior. Comfort Me. PARKS
Messrs. Poll, Dunn, Standing and
I<iTkman.
Anthen-tIopc Thou in God d....... Choir
The Westminster church. which is
now holding services IN Odd Fellows
hall. Postoflicc place, will render Christ.
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