The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-20

dow Song and the waltz song from the
opera Romeo and Juliet" The Scotch
songs that came later were particular
IS pretty and the audience acted as
though IL would like 10 hear the singer
the whole night through. The nightin-
gale the lark, the canary and the
moeking bird would all trill with de-
light 10 hear Miss Wilson, and her ar
tistic career, just starting, is as rOseate
as mld-autumn sunset. Three times
she appeared during the evening and
each time she captivated ana enthused
the audience as few have done before.
Mrs. W. A. Mamler was accom- panist
for Miss WilsOu-Atlantic Ia, Evening
News, October p. 1910.
The opening reception Of the Com
mercial club next Wednesday evening
viii be musical event OF importance
as well as one OF the biggest social
events of the season. MOntgOmery's
band of twenty-five pieces has been
engaged for concert, and program
or classical pieces, with selections from
some of the new operas, mas been ar
ranged by Fred c. Graham.
In addition TO the band, which viii
be stationed in the main rOtunda.
string orchestra viii play a select pro-
I gram in the ladies' dining room.
Following is the program for the
band, under the leadership Of Harry A.
Montgomery:
PART l.
March from Tannhauser ..... Wagner
Selection, Ragged Robin. .-..,.. Olcott
a Egyptian Love Dance. ..,....,. Pryor
Cocoanut Dance - Herman
Selection. La BOheme ........ Puccini
Dances From Henry VIII. II, III.
Echoes From the Metropolitan opera
House ................ TObani
Selection, Martha $3.50. .Flotow
! Egyptian Ballet II. H.. .Lugini
! Selection, Madam Butterfly Puccini
PART II.
The Awakening of the Lion Kontski
/ Selection. Mile. MOdiste. .....- Herbert
Clown Dance. From opera Feramois.
Selection. Rigoietto. .............Ve Verdi
! Peer Gynt Suite II. III, ". .Grieg
selection, Faust .--.-,--...- Gounod
Dance Of the Hours, from La Clio
cOnda POnchlelI
March. 81. Andrews. ........ Chambers
x X
At the First Congregational church
| today the quartet choir viii give two
anthems, "lhe King OF Love My Shep-
herd Is" by Shelly. and Lord. We Pray
Thee" by Roberts. Miss Edna Cohn,
who has recently returned from an
European trip, has resumed her place
as contraltO singer in the choir. Or
ganist Tracy Y. Cannon will present
the following numbers:
Prelude, Evening star, from Lohen-
grin .-....... ..,.......-... W agner
a H H o. FL s H s H
| Chant de BOnheur- ..-...-...... .Lemare
Offertory, Melody in ID Flat. Faulks
Postlude, Grand Chorus in B Flat. 80.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. DubOiss
= x X
Complimentary to the Orpheum play
ers, Assistant Tabernacle Organist Ed
| ward Z. kimbal gave a special organ
recital on Thursday, at which the fol-
lowing program was presented:
OffertOry in ID Minor. -..s..... Batiste
Andantino ITO My Wife, 1900. -Lemare
IntermezZo from Cavalleria Rusti-
cana. -....ss ssss.s.ss A5Scd Bill
Slumber Song .....-.-- .......-..-.- Olsen
old melody, When the Swallows
HOmeWard Fly Arr. by performer
Damascus Professional, r. IN Naaman
x x
The rehearsal Of the tabernacle choir
on Thursday night was attended by the
visiting superintendents OF public in
structiOn who were in the city TO at
tend the conference on educational mat
/ ters. In addition 10 the regular mum
/ hers by the choir Mrs. Lizzie Thomas
! Edward sang "Inflammatus" from the