The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-20

the First Methodist church. under ths
direction Of Mrs. W. a. WetSeh, are as
follows:
organ prelude (Gounod); anthem. Ride
on in Majesty" (Peacel. Mrs. Y. 3. Cur
Ter and choir; Offertory, Large
SChopin)' soprano solo, selected, MIS-, H-
3. Cutler postlude, Grand Chorus Q4s-
maigre).
Evening
Organ prelude. IntermezzO" CioilinslS
anthem, With Palms and Branches
(Peize), Mrs. Y. b. Cutler and eholrs
Miss Helen Hartley and Miss Romania
HYDE; harp. Miss Marion Matthew's Of
fertOry; violin duet Forgotten" Mles
Helen Hartley and Miss ROmania Hyde7
bass solo, (a) Shepherd King (zernel,
Ensign; trio The Siren (Theo. Bendix)s
Miss Hartley. Miss Hyde and Misa
Mathews; postiude tWidor).
At St PauTs Episcopal church the
music will include the Palm Sunday serv-
ice with the anthem by Goun0d. Send
Out Thy Light and the offertory, wills
be an organ solo, The Palms played
by Organist j. r. BerkhOel.
The musical program at the First Pres
byterian church today will include special
Lenten music, with string aceomp PAM
ment, the anthem, Peace by Maunders.
and John Summerhays viii sing The
Palms" In the absence Of Fred Sfaham,
who is giving series of recitdls In tho
southern part of the ctate. ar summer
hays will substitute for the present In
the evening the anthem. The Great Day
OF the Lord Is Near. viii be presented.
and J. W Curtis viii sing baritone solo,
At Unity church this evening the Unity
Quartet viii present the anthem. Come
Holy Spirit. and Joseph Poll viii sing
solo. The services tonight will begin al
I:l5, in order that the quartet may take
part i'm the memorial exercises al Eagles
hall later.
organlst TRACT cannon Of the First
Congregational church will play prior TO
the Sunday morning service. Claimants
Andassss, IN A Flat. and Faure's Palms
OffertOrr. Mailly's Palm Sunday post
Jude. "ffOsanna, by Wachs
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Memorial exercises at the Temple b mai
Israel viii be held today at p ~; Prof.
Kent viii sing over the stars There Is
Rest Some Sweet Day. Thy VIII
Be Done" and Kind Words Are sweet
Tones OF the Heart Miss Pearl Roth
schild will act as accOmpanIsL The puD~
lie is cordially invited.
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The Westminster Presbyterian church
music for Palm Sunday will include the
CFaurel, choir trio, Rejoice and Mag
nify' tRees), Miss Rose Smithen. VIII D.
Phillips and F n. Howell. anthem. Seek
We the Lord" CRObsrtsl, choir. The choir,
under the direction of MIR. Phillips will
render Billiards. cantata, The ResuFFe0-
ton" on Easter Sunday
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The date for the coming concert Ote the
Salt Lake Symphony orchestra has hsaB
definitely arranged. 1t is set for Sunday
April 3 al 4 p. m, ln the Colonial the-i
atre. The sUiOists viii be Willard Flash
man and Mrs Agatha BerkhOel Sieseis
who viii sing the Jeanne d ART" aria
i'm Minor Of TschaikowslIy. This viii
be Mrs. SiegeIs first public appearances
nouncement Will be welcomed With en-
thusiasn. Prof. J. J. Mcclellan director
Of the orchestra, states that the programs
is well under way. and that rehearsals
instruments, are being held. There was
also a rehearsal Of the strings section
on Thursday last, in which good progress
was made.
C. D. Schettler, the local cello in
structOr. has perfected the organization
of his string quartet. which il is expected
will be made permanent The personnel
of the quartet is: First violin, @. II
Schettier; second violin g. ii. Sch1ster:
viola Mr.. ILirschner. and cello, C. D.
Schettler.
The date for the coming recital OF thu
pupils Of George E. SHELTON has been set
for Tuesday evening April L. and il viii
take place at the Congregational church..
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Miss Fora Shaw, a popular young mu-
sician and elocutionist Of the city is
spending the winter studying I'm New
York, and is located with her MOTHER
Mrs. James X. Shaw, at 1920 Broadway
Her vocal instructor is G.. Magnus SchutA.f
who has hts studio in Carnegie hall, and
in dramatic reading Miss Shaw is study-i
ing with Mrs. Francis Carter Of the Sar-
gent School Of Acting. Until February
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