The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-02

this morning the choir will sing the
anthem, "As Mount Zion" by Wilson.
with duet by Miss Edith Walker and
Miss Marie Scobee. Miss Georsina
ranged from Bohm. In the evening
the OffeFtOry will be a violin solo by
Joseph Simpkin. and the choir will
sing the anthem, Onward, Christians
by Wilson.
Professor J. ]. Mcclellan will leave
on the ninth OF October TO give Sc
rtes of organ recitals at Pullman ana
Spokane. Wash, and Moscow. Ida.
X
Miss Florence KimbalI. who has been
spending a few weeks at her home in
the city, Will leave on Monday for
Boston. where she will resume her mu-
steal studies at the New England Con-
serVatory OF Music.
x x X
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Dougan enter
tanned at an informal musicale last
Thursday evening at their new home
in Fourth avenue. About fifty guests
were present. The program was CIV
en- by a number of Mr.. DOugalls pu-
ginia Cantler and Mrs. Florence Cover
dale, accompanies. Mrs. DOugall was
assisted in receiving. by Miss Pearl
Weller and Mrs. Hyrum Bergstrom.
Miss Edna Walton will have charge
of the music today at the Tiff Meth
odist church, in the absence OF Mrs.
Henry Ktrkman from the city: The
choir will sing Magnify His Name"
by Vine, IN the morning, and In the
evening IL viii give Now the Day Is
Over" arranged by Leslie.
Charles Kent and a number of his
pupils will give a sacred song service
under the auspices OF the NJ. /. A. at
the Twenty first ward chapel. First
avenue and X streets, Sunday evening,
October 2. at o'clock. Following is
the program:
Anthem Observation-Disclosures. Ward choir
Behold the Master ... Hammond
Don Priestley
Scenes That Are Brightest. Wallace
Myrtle Brown.
Plains of Peace .............. Barnard
Edmond Condor.
My Faith in Thee .............. Wells
Thalia Price.
NlOnn SOLO .....-.-..-...... schubert
G.. II. Schuster.
Evening and Morning Mat Spicker
lone Owen.
Watch Der Me ......... Green
Merle Morris.
Fear Ye Not Israel. Dudley Buck
Alice COlthurst.
Singing in Gods Acre. ....... Bracket
Ormus Bates.
Nearer to Thee ................ Parks
Kents male chorus.
suffer the Children to Come. Adams
Gus Bachman.
Ninety and Nine ....... Champion
Dott Mcmillan.
From Thy Lowest Depths, o Sea.
Gilbert Savage.
HoSanna .................... Granier
Mrs. Lillian Francisco.
Within This Sacred Dwelling Mozart
Carl Weenig.
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i. T. Burton. Mrs. Francisco and
Charles Kent.
X X
Only three free tabernacle organ re-
clrals viii be given this week. owing
TO the sessions of the semi annual con-
ference Of the Mormon church, which
VIII begin on thursday. Following are
the programs which will be given on
the first three days of the week;
MONDAY, OCTOBER 3.
Assistant Organist Tracy Y. Cannon at
oss., me organ.
Offertotre in + Minor. .........S alOme
SeIeHaos '''....s........ Schubert
= S 80 e,7 song ,.'-' Sehneeker
Old Melody -. Arranged by Performer
Iemple March ..s............. Vincent
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4
Assistant Organist Tracy Y. Cannon at
the organ.
Grand Chorus in B Flat. Dubois
Paque Fleuries .............. Mailiy
SIdule song .................. Spinney
spring song .................. Hollins
Old Melody $50. Arranged by Performer
Triumphal March ........... Wachs
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5.
Assistant Organist Edward p. timball
at the organ.
March on Themes from Lohengrin
$50. ............ Wagner-Dubois
IhteIiueZzo .---.-.--- ..-..---. Steanf-
Communion in G . st. Claire
Asa's Death, from Peer Gynt Suite.
49, ''.'''''..'...... Grieg
Old Melody 80. Arranged by Performer
Nuptlal March ..-.-........... Barnard
X x x
Miss Gratia Flanders returned on
abroad and has resumed her classes in
piano at Rowland hall;
x X
At the First Presbyterian church to-
In the morning and in the evening Miss
Edna Dwyer viii sing Evening and
Morning" by Max sPicker.
The musicians at the regular Satur-
day Commercial club luncheon were
Miss Florence Locke, soprano sooist;
Miss Irene Kelly, Miss Helen Hartley
and Miss Marian Matthews.
The music at St. Marks Episcopal
church today will include the Sane
tus," by Stainer. and the anthem, 20,
Taste and See" by Goss.
The Radcliffe club win meet tomOr-
row evening at the Berkhoel Music
East Third South street, to
complete its organization and adopt a
constitution and bylaws. Officers will
be elected for the ensuing year and an
informal musical program will be given
which will include the prize anthem
written by Professor Radcliffe. given by
the eollOWing chorus: Mrs. Charles G.
PlummeT. Mrs. Marie Gerrans. Miss
Edna Dwyer. Fred c. Graham, A. II.