The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-31

peared. Among the instrumental num-
1ers was a piano duet by Mrs 2. n.
Cook and Miss Miller, harp solo by
Mrs. Walter g. futile and a violin solo
by Mrs. TOrild ArnOldson, with Mrs. s.
o. 5. Nelden as accompanist-
Miss Florence Locke rendered several
delightful musical selections at the meet
ing of the FraternaI Aid society on Tues
DAY evening. As a piano number Miss
Roet5ovs played The, Butterflies" By
Sweetest Flower That Blows and When
Cupid Comes"
Definite arrangements have been made
for the presentation Of Victor Herbert's
opera. THE Serenade," at the Salt Lake
theatre for three nights and two mat
lnees, commencing Thanksgiving day,
This opera is almost as well known as
robin Hood" having been written for
and played by the famous BOstonians. .
An exceptionally large cast is called for
and the following well known singers will
take the principal parts; Horace 8. En-
sign, Hugh W. DougaH, Fred c. Graham,
Rowland d. Williams, Alexander s.
Campbell Wesley ClawsOn, John ",
Summerhays, Lon HaddOck, Miss Gretts
Carbon, Miss Irene Kelly and Miss Amy
Osborne.
A splendid chorus OF thirty voices has
been actively rehearsing for the last
three weeks under the direction Of Spen-
Ger ClawsOn, il. Wesley Clawson Will act
as stage manager. Arrangements are be-
ing made for out-of-town dates
A musicale was given Wednesday sven
ing at the Twenty-fourth ward meeting
house by the members Of the Beesley fam
lily in honor Of Fred Beesley, who leaves
shortly for a two years trip TO Europe.
The recital given by the plano pupils
Of Professor 2. \, Cook Friday night at
the First Congregational church was well
attended by a large number Of friends
of the participants. The selections were
of a high order, and were splendtdly rem
dered by the pupils. Professor Cook was
ably assisted during the evening by Mrs.
7. J. Armstrong, reader, and the Har-
monte Choral society. The program fol-
| lows;
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook
Sonata, Op- CAST four movemsntsl.
Blanche Miller.
| a La Chevalersque -..-.-.-......--.-Go ldner
| b At the Springtime. ........,,.....,.J aseffy
Adele Sutton.
1 a Die Nacht .............-... Ant
| b Des Saengars Helm. .Stips
Harmonic Society.
Er. Fox.
b Butterfly .NnTelS
Lillian Phelps;
Spring Song. Op- 29----.---.--------.M NATION
Ivy Ven Colt.
Reading, THE Fiddle Told, .-..-.........
! .......... Nora Franklin
Mrs. +. J, Armstrong.
DtaVOfina .........-.-....- -s........ .LauB9
| Jeanette DOull.
/ Impromptu, Op. 99............,... Schubert
| Blanche Miller.
/ a Die Sturmb eschwaerung --..-.------H eina
/ b Dies tst der Tag des Herrn.
! Harmonic Society.
a NalSe brilliant .-..-.....s.....---4 ~ leIIldln
| b RecollectiOns Of HOme................M Minis
| Adele Sutton.
| Grande Polka &c Concert. Wollenhaupt
/ Ernest OlesOn.
The Last Smile. ................W Ollenhaupt
| Lillian Phelps.
/ Printemps dAmOur (Afazourks Ca
price, ........ -;.--.-. ..GottschalK
| Leland Shafer
| X x x
The music for st. Mary's cathedral to-
| day will be as follows:
/ Voluntary ......--.--........----.-.. lie ybach
kyrle AJa-lle uSt
Gloria .A'eI
Credo = east
/ OffertOry, Ave Maria" La Haehe
Mrs. Corinne Hammer, Miss Erma
Stewart.
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