Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-02

ur singing at st. Marks cathc.
dnl last sunday was of re-
markable excellence, the an
\ ,bem work giving special satis-
, ln the evening Miss Amy Os-
,roe, solo had violin accompani-
ment
.r, ouartct singing at the First Com
.,Honal church was also worthy of
.or,icnlarlv favorable mention and
s p,n,ist choir did itself proud
d. oenoral. the christmas music IN
n. MANY local houses OF worship was
..n given and credit 60 the var
,,,s choirmasters and singers The
~. s,ccial church choir effort win be
~ Inc line of Easter music.
tobn James is in receipt OF neat
,.sriettnqs card from Dr. Protheioe,
,,.ainine "A Christmas Carol OF tha
s-tor,s own composition. II is written
sn andantc cantabile, 6-S time Ia the
rev Of q: "a charming bit OF melody.
,.eonipanied by these words; once
,eain Inc morning glory shimmers Ger
n, mangcr where love divine repeats
nv, stnr, to the ago long heart of
PRAYER q my heart hast tnou q man ma.
i,sr ioNlv meet for Gods dclight' Wei
,'rs thou love's crownless stranger
f,r fhv Savior comes tonight
Tho Festival chorus will not meet
ag,in until Jan TO- when the regular
,,'orE Is 90 b. resumed BY that time,
IN, new music will have arrived
Tho membership of the salt Lake
choral society is now nearly 20o and
fhe list TO be closed when that NUM-
bor Is reached. Al next Monday even
ine's meeting. the officers OF the society
win be present 70 meet the singers.
Miss Nellie Hasbrouk OF this city.
ana Miss Hazel Graves OF Ephraim.
pnpils Of Nine Swenson, will 80 10
Europe this spring TO continue their
vocal studies there.
The pupils Of Hugh w. Dougall will
give a song service In Sugar House
ward Westinghouse tomorrow evening,
tbo participants being Misses Irene
Kelly. Hazel Barnes, Edna Evans, Tia
Parry. May Brown, Gertrude ROmney.
wv Evans, Margaret Summerhays, and
Messrs. George W. Keddington. John
Ard Frank Plat, and J. w. Summer
hays. There will be l6 numbers, In
cludng two duos and double quar-
tet
Joseph Ballantyne, the Ogden taber-
nacle choir director. writes that the
oratorio OF Elijah" was given almost
In its completeness very few cuts hav-
inc been made) by the ogden Taber-
ernacle choir and the Chicago SYM
phony orchestra In the Ogden opera
house last March, when a musical fes-
uval was held in this city Two hours
and a half were required for the ora
torio's presentation However" says
the professor the people Of SAT- Lake
CITY and nearby towns are TO be con-
graduated on the prospective opportu-
nifty OF again hearing this master
work. 10 me the greatest oratorio Of
he style in existence. l hope some
explanatory lectures will be made as
an additional means for its enjoyment
These talks were most helpful in Og-
den as a means TO the better under
standing Of the great creation Of Men
delssohn's. It would be unfortunate
were not the salt Lake theater packed
10 the doors on the evening Of January
g."
MIs. Kathleen Atkins win be the SO
lost az tomorrow mornings service
in the Catholic cathe dral. her selection
being 'salve Regina" by Henshaw
Dana. with Edward Fitzpatrick violin
accompaniment Special New Years
service was held in the Cathedral yes
terday az a. m, when the juvenile
choir sang. with Loretto Boehler as the
soIoist. The Cathedral choir also of
Gated and Mrs. Atkins sang.
Mrs. Swcnson Is spending New Years
a Ogden. visiting her daughter. Mrs
kneass. She returns Tuesday morning
Tracey Cannon received Christmas
present from his sister, IN the shape OF
q framed viRnette Of Ole Bull. the
great Norwegian yiolinist. taken n
1870 II was presented 10 MI Cannon's
father az that time by the artist as "A
token Of regard and has been IN the
family ever since.
Gadski win be here Feb s. im the Salt
Lake Iheater with Mons. L.aForge as
her plano accompanist The latter =
one OF the most accomplished accom-
pahists I'm the country He has an his
scores committed 20 memory. so thar
he never thinks of bringing any music
10 the piano with him.
Tho musical part ~ tomorron's scr
Vices in the First Methodist cnurch.
Will include the following programs
uha'i iho direction Of Mrs Wctzcu
'nnli master, Morning Blumon
Mhein.n anthem My Soul Doth
hagniir;' baritone solo. Brigss Hold
Thou Ny Hand by Harry L. shiplc,.
evening dnunod's anthem. From rhy
Love M "a Father hy Miss Greuson
"na choir soprano solo. Randeec.r's
save Me, o God" Mrs Colinna
hammer mr. Kimhall tho organist
Mil play lu Ono morning cnsfa,e
'.ri in nat ls the prelude. his
pnn March, 8n ~ hat - the post
..''' ana aoddald's "Rcreuesc" as ihc
Tory. lu the evening. his ofasn
e..n.lt YIN BE- Phillips Autumn
song caife's 'poamde : i'm A r,in9,
HNh newHro's "Andanffro