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niece have returned 10 their home in
Georgia avenue. after several months
absence In Europe. Their trip included a
tour through ItalY
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Mrs. Biello. wife Of DR. Biello. L. S.
", is visiting Mrs Hugh T. Taggart.
at her home In Georgetown Mrs Sank
ey Bacon. wife OF DR. Bacon. L. $. n,
formerly Miss Elizabeth Taggart, is also
the guest OF her mother.
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Where Organized.
A Amsterdam, Europe
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NOTICE OF SALE-CHATTEL
MORTGAGE.

Notice is hereby given that on pecem-
bcr 18TH 1909 Katherine Mountford gave
crgtirl mortgage TO Nellie Rector,
which was recorded in the county record :
ors office OF Salt Lake county, Itah, Ihat
thee Is now due and unpaid on sad
mortgage the gum OF slO6.
On january Z. 1911. at the residence OF
thc mnrigagce No. 1870 West Eighth
south street Salt Lake CITY; Utah, at
/ o'clock u. m. the mortEnged property.
consisting OF one brown horse. weight
100 lbs; one iron gray horse. weight 1900
lbe. ono two horse wagon, and one sel
~ barurgs for snid horses. will he sold
80 n'',,iir auction for cash. X29Jd
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SAMPLE SHOES

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the district of Utah
in the matter OF y. j. Sanders vol
banErupt-In bankruptcy No. l5$2.
10 The creditors Of p. j. Sanders OF
Murray. In the county ot SAT-
Lake and district aforesaid. bank-
No,icc is hereby given that on the 10th
dav of December. 1910 the said r j..
rnnt. and that the first meeting OF his
rrcditors VIII be held at my office In the
Continental block, Salt Lake CITY. Utah;
on the Tth day OF January, l9il, al lV
a;r,ork I'm the forenoon. at which time
the said creditors may attend prove their
claims. appoint trustee. c%nninc INC
bankrupt and transact such other puSl /,
n"Ts as may properly come before SAID
ncctinC CHARLES BALDWIN,
Referee in Bankruptcy,
Salt Lake CITY, December ia l'lo. -
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DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY

WE NOT ONLY SELL YOU DIAMONDS
but loan you within 10 per cent on
them AT any time. All transactions con
fidcntial. Utah Loan & Jewclry Co. is
j.. 2nd South. s2169
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HOUSES GvEEYWHERE; lie 5is SAY WHAT
pSoocs $3.50 o2Si6
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KEY FITTING, LOCK WORK


FOWLER REPAIRS ANYTHING
Phone koy. Gun and Bike works ic2
West End South. So09i
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Groom furnished house. corner fnc io. /.
cation. overlooking city. 3o2 18th East
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CIVIL ENGINEERS

SURVEYS FOR CU1NERTS, RESER-
voir sites and sewers. s2l-2 Mcintyre
bldg. r@9Sl
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s-SooM MODERN HOUSE. 50 11Tu
East. Bell phone s7s. 1851
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TEACHING OF MANDOLIN

~~~>~~~~-~~~-~-~-~>>~~-~
H. II. MITCHELL TEACHER OF MAN
dolin: private lessons given: hours 10
TO q daily. Room 323. Constitution bldg.
TiO0G
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PIANO TUNING.


D. BERT ANDERSON BELL PHONE,
3?l7. Piano tuning. polishing. repair
ing. u2g
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AS5AYERS
FIREPRooF STORAGE

.~~-~~~~~~~--~---@O--~- -~~~~~~~~-~@-~>~-~-~-7-~-~
WE HAUL YOUR STORAGE FREE
Safe storage; fircproof warehouse
equipped with automatic sprinklers, low
rat OF insurance; household goods packed
and stored. MOTUPROOF VAULTS for
fur garments; HEATED STORAGE
VAULTS for pianos; AUTOMOBILE ELL
EVATORS and storage stalls Pool cars
shipped To all points; expert packers.
| X l. Stores Co. Bell Exchange Is. Ind
II XgiS
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BANKS AND BANKING
SECOND HAND FURNITURE

WARREN PAUL. HAVING MOVED TO
56 w, 3rd South, first door west SAM
tarium. Will. for 30 days. sell YOU furpi-
ture carpets ranges, at the lowest prices
that can possibly be made in Salt Lake
II VIII pay you to see me before buying
or selling f26i6
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS


WESTERN FOUNDRY & STOVE RE-
pair Works. Castings made for any
stove Water jackets cleaned. An makes
Of water Jackets for sale We make a
specially Of furnace crates and repairs.
Rcar 531 So. State 81. Telephones dii4.
rIgTG
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CLEANING AND DYEING
HOUSE CLEANING

~~--~~~~~-~-~-''-~-~~-~~
JAPANESE HOUSE CLEANING co
Tel, Ind. iISs. 33 Richards st. N1Ii
JAPANESE HOUSE CLEANING AND
Engagement Co. Call phones Bell 2S95
Ind. 323I XI5lo
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- E-ROOM MODERN FLATS. 7Is
lMmsst 9th South. Bell phone 323S-X-
b3os 49, xtSnp
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STOLEN
PERSONALS
CARPET CLEANING

VACUUM CLEANING BY EXPERT.
cnccd men. work guaranteed: also ma
chimes rented Bell 6906. N94
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FURs AND TAXIDERMIsTs

WE; 30 EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taXi5ermst llnc and carry com
plctc stock OF manufactured goods: pay
highest price for fura and game
heads, II. Stencil Fur Co, % II. ard So
a3lS2
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NEW STEWART APARTMENTS. COR.
ner lst ave. and c ST. and 4-room
apartments. Bell 1S78-X eS2S
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SlH-ROOM HOUSE. EAST SIDE. WELL
furnished. every convenience. will rent
at reasonable rate for three months; ref
erences required. Bell phone Main 12s4-X
x247c
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! RELIABLE JEWEL,ER,

iEApc - n~~~-~0-~-~-~~~ ~-~~~.-~>>>~~~~~>,>~>@.>~~
shlr ,ral,,nS nS SALT LAKE: DEPEND
'.1iiches. n'ry only; Howard s. Hamilton
NJ traa." "eah. new icwclry for the hoIj-
p'k surbaugh's. l. Mccormick
3I1J
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NEWLY PAPERED 11-RooM ROOM
ing house. furnished. 90 W. 3rd South.
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G0sE m ROOM M. MobMRM NC az so,,tS CoTs 9IS
ish to6 x2399
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-5o0M MODERN COTTAGE. COR
rSy Srd ave. and X ST. Bell ii57-K.
hoi 1889
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5-RooM MODERN BUNGALOW. WITH
piano no. 90 Q st. 1856
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FLUFF RUGS

FLUFF RUGS MADE FROM YOUR
wornout carpets: first class work. low
est prices. William j. RIdgway, Sol SO.
state Bell $3.50 t27a9
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ROOMS. USE OF BATH AND PHONE.
$500 and up BIT End East x212S
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RESTAURANT.

~ oea,d' restaurant. You want an
saht ebna.' whore the people arc. You
'pun.ssh, up-to-dato fxturcs including
20 a noack uaack bar. stools, tables. chairs
,sm al, ,sin equipped kitchen. DO you
',piness ms. with the good VIII Of a
tem1 I, 'al mas been established eight
4 al haIs so. see me al once and get
%fru .yc,H. RICHEY. wItb
- 80 lp-l2 Il. Third So. Street.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

BOARD AND ROOM FOR TWO GEN.
slemen 23S East 9Th South s34s1
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a AND 5-ROOM MODERN BRICKS.
snaulrc Se3 Il. md South. r230S
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F0R EENT
HOUSEKEEPING ROOM

OR 4 UNFURNiSBED OR PARTLY
furnished housekeeping rooms; hot wa
Yer heat, gas range; strictly modern
house; cheap rent 10 right party. 353 10th
East Phone i245-K x2751
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,oI-sE OF EIGHT ROOMS. col e. IND
hSSe,ih Rivers As l.. 1st South. XlAag
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:s,oITeE ROOMS. REAR 25l T.. 2ND
hSub SSonib. Rivers. IS e. lst South. X15l2
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BOARDING AND ROOMING ACCoMMO-
cations for two or three young mer In
excellent quarters, two blocks from bust
ness center. Bell phone 1929. l42 So
Second East xI73
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MIDWIFE
DRESSMAKING

MISS SANDERS Is NOW LOCATED AT
Jl5-1G Constitution bldg Xl2l6
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GROOM MODERN FLAT. $25.0o- MAR
none, $50 End East Phone 4036-K.
/21eA
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,yNr .HousES rINFrrRN1sHED

-ssICTi,Y MODERN GROOM, HALE
tarrace; furnace, gas, basement.
o. aary CSC East 6th South St; $35. APP
t1hgT,s go gT,slinger, So Continental block. x2d00
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WISrrETnhMrnnu

a crnr - -,-o-->-~~,-~-----~~~o~C~
hslns.. "a fiNG. OLD -FSTABLISHED
Us going into other lines Address
~ 'oune. x9S7T
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sTENoGRAPHER & REPORTER

. YEARS EXPERIENCE IN LEGAL.
mining and eng. business. Crowtber
iol Felt bldg. xl7l3
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',rhhe DAY ABOVE ExprNsEs. Es-
ain"@he1 buSinngs. viii stand inyasii-
|,e. - Pfiee $500, .Addrcss T-2l, Trib-
- x2939
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS
S-~-~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~-~~~~
ONE OR TWO VERY NICELY FUR
nished rooms: every modern conve-
nience: hot water heat: s12.50. 200 A st
Bell 1s85-NZ x2147
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HAND PAINTED CHINA


HAND DECORATED CHINA AT KING
Browning Hdw. Co, 2I w. 5rd So. Miss
Bertha Wagner. studio. I3 So, ird East
t3a9a
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GASOLINE LAMPS

GASOLINE LAMPS AND SUPPLIES OF
all kinds. Mail orders solicited. T.. r..
Hcagron. i27 So. Main st. s2T32
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FOR RENT

APARTMENTS-U
NEW. COMFORTABLE. LARGE. CON-
venient suites In Prescott apartments,
corner Sixth East and Second South
streets, Apply to D. B. Kimball, room
ioa Utah Savings & Trust building.
x177O
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JX.RooM TERRACE, 23S EAST 3RD
south Apply Culbertson. National Bank
Of Republic sSI3
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN UOUSE-PAUI. HEN. PRO
prietor 6S East LIST South; ESQ rooms:
rates 35c t0c and soc. Nl93i
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TURKISH BATHS

EXPERT LADY ATTENDANTS. FACE
massage manicuring. hnir dressing
Sanitarium parlors. 50 West 3rd South
Bell t94l, Ind. 1913. G3lS9
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sIy.ROoM BRICK; BATH, ELECTRIC
lsht close in; rent SIS. Apply Brire
mug Co.. phones ioi. s1367
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fnR RENT-MODERN T-ROOM TER
rscc. 5th East, between 3rd and ith
South. Bell 2o2I-z $3.50
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VERY NICE FIVE-KOOM MODERN
niragr, all conrenieuCcS. etc; rent
reasonable. East South Temple. Both
phones liz. t121Q
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GLOVE MANUFACTURERS

NELSON GLOVE co, - r.. Sd so,
exclusive glove store. Gloves made TO
order. Repairing and cleaning m"5j
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HOLLYWOOD APARTMENTS.
Four rooms. bath. closets. Wilfiey beds:
Bell phone 5628 s150s
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DOOM MODERN TERRACE. WITH
isroe basement room: corner OF I and
~ ave. Jas IS. Shaw Co., 800 u. r,
Walker block. k2I6I
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SOON MODERN HOUSE. $40 SOUTH
ss,S East: SIS. X10i5
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FOR RENT

EoR RENT-HousEs FURNISHED
GROOM HOUSE, FJJRNTsHED SIS.
Aho phone 1892. 143 North Sixth West
x2702
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HOUSE MOVING


HOUSE MOVING. ANY KIND OR SIZE
Stacks raised. Boilers placed. He'll
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Music and Musicians
CONTINUED From Page One.)

CONTINUED From Page One.)
city. Miss Kimballs magnificent dra-
matte soprano voice is securing much
attention and her future progress Is
watched with much interest by those
who predict a brilliant future for the
young Salt Lake artist
Today at the First Methodist church
two elaborate musical programs will
be given under the direction of Mrs
strohauer. organist. Following is the
music:
Morning.
Organ prelude, Meditation Frost
Anthem, Repentance .-.--..... -Nevin
Miss LeoIa Schrack, Mr.. Kibby and
Choir.
Cffertory, Serenade ......-...- -Lemare
Contralto solo, Hymn of OLD Norris
Mrs. William A Wetzell-
Violin obligato -. Miss Romanie Hyde
Postlude ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6rooks
Evening.
Organ prelude -.....-.........- Karn
anthem. Voice of Jesus Smelling
Miss Emma Heckner and Choir.
Trio, Arietta .Grieg
violins-Miss Helen Hartley, Miss
Romania Hyde.
Cello-Miss Marion Mathews
Offertory. Berceuse ---------. Kinder
Trio. Ave Maria .Gounoo
Kiss Romania Hyde. Miss Helen Hart
ley and Miss Marion Mathews
(VioIins and eello-)
Soprano solo, White Carnation -
. Mrs. Charles Daily
rr,-5o eereDade Schubert
Miss Hyde, Miss Hartley and Miss
Mathews.
Quartette. Songs Ny Mother Taught
Me -
Wetzeu Ladies' Quartette
Postlude IN E-flat -.---.-... SdulAes
An additional feature OF the evening
program will be bassoon SOLO oS
Charles Berry
x X x
The Ia bernacle organ recital for the
week viii include the following inter-
esting program:
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win leave for the east for the purpose
of purchasing the necessary equip
ment for these organizations.
Mrs. Emily Sitter, who was appoint
ed to the position of Instructor OF mu-
sic in the training school last year on
account OF the absence OF Miss Edna
Evans, has been reappointed to the po-
sition for the coming year: Mrs Sit
ments, and with her work In the train
ing school the coming year she will
be able to aid very materially in pre-
pairing the students of the normal
school to teach music in the public
schools.
The now courses which win be Of
fered the coming year are:
First-The intelligent appreciation
Will be to teach students how TO listen
to music so that II can be appreciated.
This course will consist OF thirty lee
ture recitais to be given throughout
the school year.
Second-The history of music. This
course Will be complete history OF
music In the early Christian church
and the music of the sixteenth and
nineteenth centuries.
Third-Harmony OF music This
course win deal with the science Of
tone combinations and progressions.
In addition to these courses. a num-
Der OF new courses will be added as
the work OF the school progresses. In
speaking of the new work yesterday
afternoon Professor Coop said:
Utah has always had a worldwide
reputation for her musical talent At
the present time some of the most
promising musicians of the day are
Utah products and feel safe In say
ing that IL an opportunity had been
given the students of Utah as a whole
for musical advancement, Utah's con-
trfbution to the musical world would
have been much greater. With the new
courses that are being offered and the
high standard OF the work which will
be done, / feel safe In saying that
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wednesday, SIay IL.

Wednesday, Mny II.
Assistant Organist Edward =. Kimball
at the Organ.
Church Scene 1850 Chauvet-Guilmant
fa( Apdante con motto CalkinS
OBJ Hymn of the Nuns --....-.. Wely
fc) Offertory. Or. %, No 2 -. .Batiste
(a) Spring Song .--.........---W ilkin
Ch) OLD NJ, Iodv Arr by Performer
March in E fiat for organ -. Kimbal
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Joyful IN the Lord" by the choir. Sun
day evening Miss Minnie Folsom will
play a piano solo and the choir Will
sing. I'VE Praise Thee, o God"
Madame Amanda Swenson and Miss
Lillian Oliver have issued invitations TO
a large class recital, to be given IN the
First Congregational church Monday
evening, May 16. The vocal and piano
numbers Will combine to make high
ly artistic program.
x X
G. II. Schuster is arranging to bring
out two Of his pupils. John Resell and
Elmer Young in studio recital IN the
near future.
X X X
Miss Eleanor Prout. advanced pupil
of Prof. ]. ]. Mcclellan, piano, and
Hugh Dougall, voice, has received the
appointment OF supervisor of music IN
the public schools of Nephi for the COM
ing year. The position is one that re-
Quires a thoroughly trained musician.
and in every respect Miss Prout is well
equipped to fiji it.
X X y
The orchestra of All Hallows college
furnished a large part of the music for
the interesting program given at that
institution on Thursday evening last
Their work in connection with the clos
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from Mendelssohn's Elijah" by Miss
Edna Dwyer. In the evening there Will
be an offertory solo sung by ]. ". Cur
tence, Pardon and Peace" by Maunders,
with string accompaniment. and an
evening hymn by Rheinberger.
sou;ra Coon Who has recently been
appointed to the chair of music at the
University OF Utah with professor
ship, Is forming plans which VIII make
the musical department or the unlver-
sfty one of the most thorough courses
given at the school. One OF the prfn-
cipal features of the coming year VIII
be the offering of Individual ana class
instruction in instrumental and vocal
music The staff OF instructors in this
course will be composed of the fore
most artists in both instrumental and
vocal music in the state. The purpose
of these courses Will be TO insure TO
the students of Salt Lake and other
parts of Utah who have had some pre-
liminary work in music as high de-
gree of music culture as can be Sc
cured in the east 1t is hoped that
these courses will bring out a great
amount of the latent talent in music
which is believed to exist in Utah.
In addition to the class instructions
in instrumental and vocal music, 1t Is
also promised that the coming year
will see the University OF Utah with
one of the most thoroughly equipped
bands and orchestras that can be found
in any western university. For several
years past an effort has been made to
get a band and orchestra started. At
different intervals musical instruments
have been secured, so that at the pres
ent time there Is a partial equipment
for both branches OF the work For
this work Prof. Squire Coop has been
promised q sum of money OF about
$4,000 with which to purchase the nee
essary equipment AS soon as the pres
ent school year closes Professor Coop
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Friday night. May 9, at Whitney hall.
Miss Irene Kelly and Melvin Peterson
sang duet, Calm as the Night"
by Goethe The voices blended har-
monfously and the number was a great
success Mr. Peterson, who has a fine
baritone voice. is promising young
musician, for whom successful future
is predicted.
Michael Gallo, an italian harpist from
Denver, has recently come to the city
and has associated himself with the
Schettler string quartet, playing the
harp with that organization The quar-
tet will furnish music Saturday eve
nings during the spring season at the
Commercial club.
A special organ recital was given By
Prof. ]. J. Mcclellan in the Tabernacle
Tuesday afternoon for John Sebastian.
president of the Rock Island. and party.
who were staying in the city. The pro-
gram included: Overture to Tannhaus-
err "Elegy.'' (Guilmant), Com
munion." (Batiste); an old melody and
the Bach fugue
Miss Romania Hyde's string orches-
ira furnished the music for Field day
at Rowland hall on Friday afternoon
last. They viii also play for dance
to be given by the students Of the
hall on the fourteenth of May
X X X
The following advanced pupils OF
Tracy Y Cannon will give a recital In
the First Congregational church Tues
day evening. May "a. Mrs A Y: Taylor,
Miss Ivy Allen, Miss Stella Beesley, Miss
Alice Martin and Miss Alma Bauer or
Ogden. The popular tenor. M. ].
Brfnes. will assist in the program.
X X X
Arthur Frazer. a well-known concert
pianist of Spokane. Wash. will pass
through the city the last of May on his
way to Europe and there is talk OF ar
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within the next few years Utah will
produce q greater number of musicians
who are above the average than any
other state in the Union"
The Twenty ward choir will
present the following program at the
Groves L D. S. hospital at p m on
{Batiste), choir: vocal solo, Face TO
Face {Johnson), Marguerite Allen: or
gan solo. P. w Dunyon; vocal solo. Ivy
5seethoven1. choir: vocal duo, a. E. II.
Cardwell and Gertrude Cardwell. Choir
lister, Thomas H. Ash; organist, p. w.
Dunyon-
Organist Tracy Cannon Of the First
Congregational church will play prior
to Sunday mornings service, Salome's
offertory In A min95. and conElunion
.'Meditations." by Lucas; postlude, by
Lemmens.
4 fine ten-stop chapel organ has
Home and Day Nursery by the Berk-
hoel Music company. and as soon as
1T arrives 1t IS the intention of
J. B. Berkhosl manager of the COM
pany. to give a recital at the home
to dedicate the organ Mrs. Agatha
Berkhoei Siegei will assist In the pro-
gram with some OF her delightful songs
and the evening promises to be mu-
steal treat
At Unity church today the quartet
composed OF Miss Gail Mills, Mrs. Pearl
AIlenbaugh Jones, Joseph Poll and A
@. Mahan will sing the anthem, God
Is & Spirit" by Smart, and Mr.. Poll
viii sing THE Lord Is My Light" by
Alfitsen-
St. Paufs church choir will sing the
"Te Deum" by Dudley Buck at this
mornings services, and the "Jubilate"
by Smart organist Berkhoel viii play
the "Andantino" by Lemare-
Cards have been issued announcing
the organization of a new musical
club. the ladies' mandolin and guitar
trio. The members are Mrs. George
| Burns, Mrs Lorenzo Beesley and Mrs
Ralph Sharkey- Each of the members
| is an accomplished musician.
| A repetition of the cantata, Mes
| stab Victorious" under the direction CT
Mrs. William A Wetzell. is announced
| for Sunday evening, May %, at the
First Methodist church.
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A June flower recital is being pre-.
pared by pupils of Charles Kent. a
which the Kent Male chorus will ap
pear in several new selections. TIT
Schettler string quartet will also as
sist in the program.
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The choir at Westminster Presby
| terrain church will sing Sunday, Sim
per's anthem, What Shall I Render?
the anthem. God Hath Appointed