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

''Veni Creator" .......,.............Wef gano
soioists IN Mrs. corinno Hammer George
Soffe.
Professional ....,..... Haydn
W H King. nephew of c. E. Van
HOusen. has been chosen choir master of
st. Marks church, and the choir is now
preparing a special program under the
direction of Mr.. King and A. H. Peabody,
the organist, of musical numbers to be
given a week from today, when Dean CAT
laway, the new rector of the church, will
occupy the pulpit for the first time.
among the musical selections to be
given at St. PauPs church this morning
will be an anthem, Father, Whate er OF
Earthly Bliss" by MacFarland, sung by
the choir, with Miss Bertha Johnson, con-
tralto, soloist. The saTe Deum'' by king
hall will also be sung at the morning
service the solo part to be taken by Miss
Florence Locke, soprano. At the evening
service, the offertory selection will be a
solo, There Is Green Hill Far Away, ="
sung by Miss Locke.
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At the morning services at the First
Congregational church the oTganist. Tracy
Cannon, viii give "Romanza," by Walls
tenholre; "Andante," by Jackson;
''Priere," by Borowski, as preludes. The
offertOry selection will be "Andante Re-
Iigioso" by Dreyschock, and the post
Iude number viii be "Hosanna.' by
Wachs. The choir will sing an anthem by
| Ole Speaks.
The Presbyterian church will have the
following music at their morning service.
with Miss Maud Thorne as oTganist; ''Te
Deum," Foster, to be sung by the quar-
tette At the evening service the choir
will sing "BOnum EST by Dudley Buck.
Professor Shelton will give a violin solo
for the offertOry number in the morning.
The music at the First Methodist
church today viii be:
Morning.
Organ Prelude.
Anthem, Jesus. Savior, Pilot Me"
Mrs Davis Miss Heckner Mr.. of Kib
hey and choir.
| Offertory.
Claude Nettleton
Postlude.
Evening.
| Organ Prelude
| Anthem, Seek Ye the Lord" .. Roberts
Mrs. Sorenson and Choir.
/ Offertory.
COntralIo Solo.
Choir director, Mrs. William A Wet
zeil,
| Tho musical program at the Immanue
| Baptist church today follows:
Morning.
Prelude, Meditation" .......H. z. Browne
Anthem, Fear Not, o Land F. G. Maker
4 Offertory, Communion. 49,. Eugene Gigoui
/ Solo, Gust for Today" Mrs. F. B. Jone:
/ Postiude, Melodie. ....... Edmund Lemaigrt
Evening.
organ Prelude, Evening Song" ..,.....
! ,...,.,.t.st.rt..,-t.,,,t, E. Gladstone
/ 0ffertory, Verses, ,,.s.,,., Henri Deshavel
Anthem, "Jubilate Deo'' ...,...............
solo and Quartettes,' '.''The Day is Gen
thy Sinking to a Close" w. W. Gichris
Miss Emma Thomson.
Pestlude Recessional. -Edouard Batist'
DR.. w. c. Ebaugh, Organist and choris
! ter.
/ A delightful musical affair, a eempif
mentary vocal recital. was given Thurs
/ church by Rowland B. Williams, assisted
by Miss Romania Hyde, violinist, Georg,
/ Shelton and Mrs. r. b. Williams were tn,
| ACCOMPLISHED accompanies for the even
| ing There was delightful variety in tn,
! choice Of selections, and all of the mum
bers were well received by those present
/ One selection deserving special mentor
| was .eThe Dream So Fair" frem Mas
/ sanet,s opera, "Herodiade.'' Miss Hyd.
PLAYED her numbers in her usual pleas
/ ing manner and the work of the accom-
/ panfsts added much to the delightful
| evening. The entire program was as fol
| lows:
| Ballad, f;AfEieaine. Meyerbeel
a She wears 4 Rose Ia Her Hair. HaWie.
b Haunt Of the Witches ........... .Gassart
ISRAELI .-.............-..-....-. King