The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-12

Miss Pearl Rothschild has returned
from her studies in Chicago with Pro-
fessor Liebline and will register pupils
at her studio, No. 212 South Seventh
East, Monday, Sept: 10. from to 6.
1t viii be pleasing news to those
who have heard the PLAYING of Miss
Josephine Morrison, harpist, to learn
that she will not return to Seattle, but
viii open a studio in Salt Lake. The
demand for harp music at social func-
tons is such that Miss Morrison will
be a welcome addition to our music
colony.
Miss Mary olive Gray. who has been
visiting during the summer with her
father in MOntrOse, Colo, expects to
return to Salt Lake in about two weeks,
when she will resume work with her
piano pupils.
Miss Edna Evans, soprano:f Miss
Hazel Barnes, cOntraltO; Miss Ella
Nelson. pianist, and Miss Eva Craw-
ford. violinist will leave Monday,
Sept. 20, for New York. They will sail
from Montreal on Oct. for a two
years sOjOurn in Paris. where they will
continue their musical studies, The
party win be accompanied by Mrs.
Fleming
Miss Edna Evans will be rendered
a testimonial concert on Friday night
at the SAT- Lake LntdLEts tne aEIalT
TO be in charge of Hugh DOugal, J.
Giles and Charles Pike.
J. W. Curtis. one Of our prominent
local singers, who has been spending
the summer in Idaho. will return to
salt Lake about the middle of Oc-
tober.
Mr.. j. H. Summers, until recently a
resident OF Hamilton, Ont, will make
salt Lake his future residence. Mr..
summers has been prominent in must
cal circles of Hamilton, having been
choir master of large choir there
He possesses a very fine tenor voice
and will be a valuable acquisition 10
viii be the soloist today at the morn
ing service at the Central Christian
church.
A large affair complimentary to Miss !
Edna Evans, who leaves in two weeks (
for q trip abroad, was the recital at
the Thirty-hrst ward meeting house (
Friday night. The affair was in 1
charge of a number of prominent local /
musicians, and a most delightful pro /
gram was rendered during the evening. !
Among the participants were H b /
Dougau Miss Hazel Barnes, John ". /
Summerhays, Horace :. Ensign, Miss /
Eva Crawford, Miss Edith Grant, Miss /
Irene Kelly, Miss Margaret Summer
hays and others. Three hundred guests
were present.
Mr.. and Mrs L. A TOTrenS. who have |
been visiting in salt Lake for several /
weeks as the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
II. NJ. DinwOOdey, will be rendered
reception by the musical people Of the
city at the Congregational church Non
day evening. The affair is being ar
ranged by the directors of the Salt
Lake Symphony orchestra, and it viii
afford an opportunity for music lovers
to hear a discussion of matters along
the lines with which Mr.. TOrrens is
so familiar. The affair Will be in /
formal and complimentary. brief
musical program will be given. includ
ing vocal selections by Miss Gertrude
Kastholm and Mrs. II. NJ DinwOOdey,
both of whom have studied under Pro
fessor Torrens. The full program fol-
lows:
organ. prelude to Lohengrin" Wagner
Professor John j. Mcclellan.
- Mrs. H. NJ. Dinwoodey.
Sonata. g minor, for Violin and
Andante CantabiIe
Allegro Con FuOcO.
Professors George E.. SHELTON and ]. J.
Mcclellan.
Voce de Donna (The Blind Girls
Song) from la GiacOnda"
Miss Gertrude Ka 18th h3n'nieHi
Toccata IN = ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Wldor
Professor John J; Mcclellan.
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A benefit musicale for the book fund
Of the reading room for the blind at
the public library viii be given on
Tuesday Sept p. at the First Con-
gregationaI church. The affair viii be
IN charge of Miss LOreen Leary and
Miss ATiuette Baer. and the directors
Of the auxiliary will be patronesses Of
the affair. The directors of the aux
Hilary are as follows: Mrs. Andrew 5.
Rowan. Mrs. w. s. Mccormick, Mrs
Windsor V. Rice, Mrs. c. +. Allen, Mrs
J. J. Snider, Mrs. George Y. Wallace.
Mrs. George 2. Holman. Mrs. Russell
Schulder Mrs. Charles B. Moore, Mrs.
Arthur Bird. Mrs. Johanna Sprague,
Mrs. Mont Ferry, Mrs. j. NJ. Lindsay
and Mrs. walter scott
Miss Florence Shimming, pupil Of
Mrs. Agnes Dahlquist Beckstrand- gave
a most pleasing piano recital Friday
at Mrs. Beckstraud's studio on 3 street
The numbers given by Miss Shimming
were most artistically rendered and re
Elected great credit upon both Miss
Shimming was assisted by Miss Erna
Pendleton, who gave two delightful
selections during the evening The (,
complete program was as follows:
PART 7.
Impromptu, Op. 90.....-.--.... Schubert
Song of the Brook. 80. Theodore Lack
ca Hur1oreske s,.-,.-,,,.,s', Grieg
(b) Birding -.--.-.. ----..-.-.. Greg
Berceuse from Joselyn. GODDARD
Spinning Song ..-......-. AIendelssOhn
In Autumn ........-.. Robert Frantz
Miss Erma Pendleton.
PART II.
Impromptu .---...---.-......s Schubert
Ia Nalse ..-....-.--...- CHOPIN