The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-27

Russell Tracy Franklin Thompson, Viii
liam Stafford; COTn5t, William Gibson
pianist, Miss Myrtle Butler; drums, Frank
barnes, Thomas kaTrik.
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Under the auspices of the Unity quar-
tet pleasing concert was given at
Unity nall Thursday evening, February
a Excellent music was furnished by the
Unity quartet, which includes Miss Gail
Mills, Mrs. Pearl Alenbaugh Jones, JO-
sePh Poll and a. q. Mahan Mrs. Wet
zeils ladies' quartet, composed of Miss
Mills, Mrs. Jones, Miss LeOla SchraGS
and Mrs. Nels SOrenson, also gave some
delightful numbers. Others who contrib
uted TO the evenings pleasure were Mrs.
Luna Moore, Mrs. John Reed and Ernest
MoTetOn
Mrs. Harry J. Robinson entertained a
number of her friends at a delightful mu-
Slcale Thursday evening, February "a at
the Linden hotel. Mrs. Robinson, who is
best known as an Interpreter of Chopin,
gave delightful rendition of the
'Scherzo' No. 3. "Liebestraume'' from
List, The Papillon" from Grieg, and
other selections with which she favored
her friends. Mrs. Robinson was assisted
by Fred Graham and Willard ClawsOn.
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The annual music festival Will not be
given this year until the latter part of
-
The members of the chorus are working
on a number of difficult selections
and the chorus promises to be one of
the best ever had by the organization.
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The Salt Lake friends OF Miss Nellie
Hasbrouck, who will graduate from the
Oberlin Conservatory of Music in June,
viii be interested 10 learn that in q
recent musical contest her voice was
considered the only real cOntraltO
fe
known that Miss HasbrOuck is doing
eAceHent work In her musical studies
Miss Lillian Branning entertained
Kent's Male Chorus Thursday evening
February "a, at her home, 1913 street
in honor of Alvin keddington, who has
returned to tie city after a prolonged
absence. A delightful musical pro
gram was given by the chorus ana So
lOiSts.
Miss Mile HOwarth presented some
of her pupils in an informal piano re-
cital Thursday evening, February "a
The program was well rendered by the
following pupils: Gladys Thomas
Frances TreWeek, Eleanor Silver, Ma
riam Trump, Alton Free, Ruby Parsons
and Mildred Tanner. Miss HOWart
was assisted by Miss Vida Fox reader,
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Miss Lillian MaIquist gave a piano
forte recital on the afternoon of Feb
Tuary % at the Eighth ward chapel
at which a number of her pupils rem
dered pleasing music. Those taking
part were: Walter HattOn, Mary Asher
Tessie Wagstaff, Essie Wluden, Orley
Whipple, Alton Bergman, Constance
Alkire, Thelma Murphy, Bessie Sears
Nellie NoTiCe MAZDA COttreli, Charles
COttTell, Jennett Bullock; assisted by
Mr.. Eugene Holiday.
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Nine Hanna Mara, Of Berlin, writes
to Prof. J. J. Mcclellan, under date OF
February 6, complimentary letter
which will be read with interest in Salt
Lake. She says: Mrs. Emma Ramsey
Morris was kind enough to show me
your song, Dream Visions as well as
your ode [ must say 1 am denghted
with both. I should like very much 10
introduce your songs In one OF my
recitals here, and wish TO teach them
to my pupils. VIII you kindly send
me copies of Dream Visions as l am
anxious to sing it. Mrs. Morris has
told me of your splendid musicianship
and I hope to sing some day in your
big tabernacle with you at the organ,
I am delighted with Mrs. Norris sing
ing and envy you all in the pleasure
YOU will take in hearing her sing IN
Utah again. and many musical people
share this feeling with me. l hope 10
have the pleasure of meeting you some
day."