The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-28

Dudley Bucks arrangement Of Rock
of Ages" will be sung at St. Marks ca
thedTal this morning by a quartet com
posed Of Mrs. F. E. Murray, Mrs. Thorn
as Wise, John Wise and F. S. Brown.
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The following musical program viii be
given, today at the First Methodist
Offertory, "st. Cecilia .......... Batiste
Meditation in D Flat" ........ St Clair
Anthem, Lord Of the Living Harvest"
Miss Robinson and ' choir HERMAN
Bass solo, Prayer ........-.-... Hitler
H A. Hooker
Anthem, Seek Ye the Lord" ID. Roberts
Mrs. SOrensen, Mr.. Kibby end
choir
Miss Irene Kelley
Prelude to Bridal Chorus" from 10
AntR sHs'i@ i'Yo Shall Dwell in ! TIE 6s-Yl
Meditation in A Flat .................
Duet, My Faith Looks Up to Thee"
Mrs. Hammer and Miss schraek
Anthem, Thou Art My Son" zee. Pease
Miss sorensen. Miss SchTack and
choir.
Postlude. Thanksgiving ..,..... Calkins
Choir director, Mrs. William A Wet
organist, Mrs. J. Louis strohauer.
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At the II o'clock mass at St Mary's
cathedral this morning Miss Florence
O'Neill will sing the "Veni Creator by
La Hache while Miss Mae O'Neill will
be the soloist in the offertory- selection.
Ave Maria" by GLORIA
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The offertory selection at St. Paurs
Episcopal church this morning will be
Come Unto Me- by Coemens, with Miss
Florence Locke as the sOlOist. The choir
selection for the morning service viii be
the tie Deum anthem, by KING Hall
Miss Locke will be the soloist at the even
ing service.
The choir of the First Presbyterian
church will sing the anthem, Come Tn
to Me, Ye Weary" at the morning serv-
sing, Gently Lord, on Gently Lead Us"
Tracy Y. Cannon, organist, will play
for the prelude service at the First Con-
gregational service this morning an
"Adaggia in f Flat" by Merkel ana
Communion in G." by Batiste. The Of
fertory number will be a selection by
Foote, and the pOstlude will be q solo by
Rink
An excellent musical program, under the
direction of Miss Nora Gleason, has been
arranged for the bazaar to be given the
latter part of the week by the ladies Of
St Mary's cathedral. On Wednesday
night the cathedral choir of fifty voices
will sing a number OF selections, and on
Thursday night the vocal numbers will
be given by the German Harmonic ChO-
raj society AS a special number, four
members Of the society-Oswald Vsltz,
Otto Niederweiser, Gustave Motsld and
William Erdmann-will sing The Cue
koo Song" The instrumental selections
on Thursday evening will be given by
the mandolin and guitar club of St
Mary's academy. The orchestra of All
HalloWs college will furnish the instru
mental music on Friday evening, Will
the young girls of the st. Cecilia chorus
will sing MY Dream of the L. 5. A.
with little Ruth Kileen as the sOloist
The closing night the program will bc
given by the children of the parish, tn
St Cecilia chorus of one hundred voices
giving the principal musical selections
A number of the little girls Will sing
June Rose Time and other vocal num-
bers will be given by the little Cronir
children of Ogden. and Dolly Christen-
sen. Marguerite Taylor and Charles vii
liams of this city.
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pretty little operetta, 1.-THE Court OF
Hearts," will be given early in Febru-
airy under the auspices of the Free Kin
dergarten association, the affair being il
charge of Martha Royle King. The cas-
Of characters has not yet been decided