The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-12


--'' Miss Mulholiand. 'ssi
Miss Kingsbury.
Second Mazurka ..... GODDARD /
Shadow Dance ........... Mcdowell |
Rustic OF Spring ........ Sinding |
So. Miss Williams. -,
''pi1HO SOLO Mrs. chandler selected
Sonatina. op- 50. No. .Euhlau /
lyIsgon Fly ...-.-............- Nevin !
0gynella 80: .-.-----.---..----- Nevin
Last Hope -............... Gottschaik
Whispering Winds ...... wollenhsupt
A reception and musicale Will be
given by the Genealogical Society of
Utah at the home OF Mrs. A. w Nc
program will include vocal selections
Dy Mrs Emma Ramsey Morris and
Mrs Elizabeth Sargent Chandler and
music by an orchestra
Special music has been prepared for
the service at the Jewish syna gogue
20 God. Have Mercy" from the ora
torio st Paul" by Mendelssohn. and a
selection from Verdi will be given by
MS. Corinne Harris Hammer. Miss
Edna Dwyer and Mr.. Kent Miss Pearl
Rothschild will be the accOmpanist-
AZ ST. Paurs church this morning
Miss Bertha johnson will sing 20
Rest in the Lord by Mendeissohn- and
Organist Berkhoel will play Prayer"
by GOunOd. for the voluntary.
This evening at Unity church the
guar Quartet sr,, VIII u sing Lovely AppeaTS
Miss Gail Mills taking the solo part.
Mrs. Pearl Allenbaugh Jones Will also
sing solo.
An open meeting OF the American
Music society will be held at the home
Of Mrs. Charles Read Saturday even
meeting OF the year and a program OF
exceptional interest will be presented
organist Tracy cannon Of the First
congregational church will play prior
to the service. an "Andante I'm r" by
Guilmant: Prayer in F." by Wely;
tory. "Pagice Fleuries." Mailly; Post
lude In ID Minor" Guilmant The quar-
tet will render two anthems. Prayer"
Foote and Mrs. A. S. Peters. who has
resumed her position as soprano solo
lst will sing "Callest Thou Thus. o
Master by Mertzke.
Held's band will give the following
program at Liberty park tomorrow:
March. Excelsior" (Chambers). over
ture. Poet and Peasant" (suppe);
(Remicl). dances from Faust" (ar-
ranged by Roliinson). selection. Nine.
Modiste" CHerbert): capriccios. Temp
CRolinson): selection. FRA Diavoio"
(Auber); popular medley, "Our Boys"
CEdwards); selection. Mariana"
tWallace); popular caprice. "Annina"
lLubke); popular selection. Garden OF
Roses" fby request); march, Man Be
hind the Gun" (Sousa.)
At the II o'clock mass at St Mary's
cathedral this morning. the organ pro-
cessional played by Miss Nora Gleason.
yer Trumpets," by Viviani. Dachauser's
Cardinal mass will be rendered by the
cathedral choir with the following solo
lists: Mrs. Corinne Harris Hammer.
Miss Irene Delaney. F. +. Daley,
George SOffe and Max Zwydorff
"Neni Creator will be sung by Miss
Alice Farrell. and the offertory music
viii be a violin solo by Professor John
Stengele. At the S o'clock mass. when
the girls OF St Mary's sodality will -e-
ccive holy communion I'm n body, the
music viii be given by the Holy Angels
choir; soloists. Marguerite Locke and
Loretta Boehler.
The Shubert string Quartette. which
plays at the Commercial club every
Saturday at noon. and is composed OF
Josephine Morrison, harpist: Helen
Hartley. first violin; Janet Whittich-
Bennett, second violin, and Marion
Mathews, cello appeared at the com
mencement exercises OF the high school
at Tooele Wednesday evening. with
Horace s Ensign. baritone. under the
management OF the Graham Music bu-
reau. G. NJ Nelson, the principal Of Me
high school. who had charge OF the pro-
gram stated that the affair was most
satisfactory OF its kind ever given in
that city The salt Lake musicians
were well received.
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The many friends OF Mrs. Cecil James
formerly Lottie Levy. will be pleased 20
learn that this talented singer has re-
turned TO salt Lake TO make her home.
Mrs. James was at one time connected
with the salt Lake opera company. and
was = great favorite with the music
loving public OF this city. She has been
In New York for the past six years de-
voting herself to music study. also do
ing considerable concert and opera
work. Upon arriving in the great east
ern city she met Mr.. Cecil James. a
much noted and prominent tenor singer
whom she afterward married. He was
considered very able oratorio singer
and has taken part in many of the most
important music festivals and orchestra
tours. He was IN salt Lake during the
summer OF 1907, and was heard in the
Tabernacle by a few musicians at
private recital The death Of Mr.. James
which occurred last fall. Is really re-
sponsible for the return OF Mrs. James
90 her home. she IS residing with her
mother. Mrs. Sam Levy, at the Avalon
apartments on Third South street, be-
tween Second and Third East. She has
many friends here among the musicians
who have taken part in opera with her.
and Il Is 70 be hoped that her salt Lake
friends VIII ere long have the pleasure
Of again hearing her beautiful dramatic
mezzo soprano voice. Efforts are being
made for her public appearance through
the Graham Music bureau.
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The society which r. being organized
BY former pupils and associates OF the
late Thomas Radcliffe, A. q. O.. former
orranlaf Of the Eiraf Conrrac-a finnaI