The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05

capricious women n fad in headrear
called ''The Love Cure Bandaoe.5' THE
peculiar and exaggerated head dress
quite, startled New Workers when Miss
Abarbanell wore it on the occasion oi
her debut IN that musical play at the
New Amsterdam theatre, but Miladv
quick to recognize the advantage ir
tho 6 faddy" head decoration. took If
up Immediately The broadness of the
bandeau which is worn in imitation of
the halr arrangement Of the ancient
Greek women. affords opportunity foi
the display of valuable gems not here
tofore given by any other headgear.
One Of the most Interesting mid
winter theatrical events Will be the
appearance in New York of A Wien.
nese operatic company with prima
donna who is expected to take rank
WITH the best'known singers Of Amer.
,ea opera houses. The company vii!
be seen IN Shnbert thcater.
-, The Salt Lake Music association is
Inc latest organization in Salt Lake
lts OBJECT is for the purpose OF prono,.
ing worthy musical enterprises. cir
cular giving the reasons for the or
ganlZatioD Of the music association and
setting forth the plans for the season
has been sent to the musicians and
nave announced their intention of mas.
ing supreme effort TO arouse the Salt
Lake pubic TO proper appreciation
OF higher musical work This circular
is to be followed by another one, ask
ing Tor the support of the oroaniZa-
non In ats work for the coming win.
ter and spring.
series of three events has been
decided upon and subscriptions are be-
ing solicited FOR the sale Of ticketg,
The first concert will be given during
The holidays in one of the churches.
The programme will consist of Gounod' 3
"'Gallia,n Schubert's "Serenade' and
selections from grand opera. The solo. ohr
lists Will be chosen from among the mem
bers Of tho Salt Lake Choral society
and small orchestra will furnish the
accompaniment. The second event in
the series will be the second annual ren-
dition of the E'Elijah. - This will occur
IN the Salt Lake thcater in February
For this rendition arrangements will
doubtless be made for the assistance
of the Salt Lake Symphony orchestra
Elijah VIII be presented each year
on the anniversary of Mendelssohn's
birth. following a custom long since
established in the music centers OF the
old world and later in some of the large
cities IN America. The third and most
important event in- the series will be
Pupils Of Hugh W. DougaH will give
song service nj Cannon ward this
Sunday evening at O'Clock. An in
teresting programme has been pre-
pared.
AT the First Methodist church today
this musical programme Will be rem
dered under the, direction Of Mrs, Viii
liam a. Wetzell, choir director, Mrs.
j. Louis Strohauer will preside at the
organ:
MORNING
Organ Prelude-Canpilene Nuptiale;
Anthcnl-Grant. We Beseech Thee :,
oneriorv;. ,'-''.,,'''sAi M,sbs hamfnnsan Gnmser
Contralto Solo-O, Paradise. L. Brown
Miss 1eola Schrack.
Postlude .,.,...- .Lemaire
EVENING.
Organ Prelude-Reverie Pastorale Storer
Anthen-The Seraphs' Hymn. 49,. Saure
(Arranged by De Zarri)
Observation-Disclosures In 4 Hat.
Baritone Solo-Light of the World.
Mr. Raymond Brown.
PoStlude -..s.s,. ...s.-..s..,-.-.,-, stern
Charles Kent and a number Of his
pupils will give u song service this
Sunday evening at the Fourth ward
chapel, Seventh South and West Tenn
pie streets, commencing ut $50 clock.
The public is cordially invited,
The choir Of st. Paul s church. un.
der the direction of Mr. Bcrkhoel. are
working hard for fine programme to
be given for the Christmas music, King
Hall service will be given, and among
the anthems will be n new one by Harry
Rowe Shelley and james Rogers.
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