The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-26
OBSERVE DAY IN
C|TY'S CHURCHES
Music Is Prominent Part of
Celebration Held i'm Houses
of Worship.
BEST MUSICAL TALENT
HELPS ON PROGRAMMES
Weather Is Favorable and
Helps Swell the Crowd
of Worshipers.

Special Christmas music uas prominent
IN the services AT the various churches
of the city Sunday. Anthems, favorite
Christmas hymns and we'll rendered can
tatas were heard at the several houses OF
worship by big congregations. Salt
Lakes best musical talent assisted in
the programmes.
An excellent programme was rendereo
at the IL o'clock mass at St Mary
Catholic cathedral.
helped to swell the throngs OF worshipers;
George +. King. choirmaster. directed
Me vested cnof in The services Services ss az s 81
The organ. The soloists were Miss Amy
Osborne. mez2o soprano. and Mrs. Ger
trnde murray soprano: ~ Il the so, II 0,ei9Sa - 3Sa
lntroit anthem. ''Benedictus Qui VENT
In G. by Redhead. Her efforts were
especially esp pleasing Miss osb9Tn9 sang ns
in the hymn "Adeste Eldeles," introduced
IN the .offertory anthem. Sing o.
MeaTeHs td,sS by Tours Hamdes Malle Halle
played with great effect. The evening
musical programme consisted of several
Well-choscn numbers.
At ST. Paul's Church.
Besides the PLEASING programme OF
GhrLstmas music given at 81, Pauls $
was given in the evening. Carols, solos
and anthems We're we'll rendered, The
choir enc Iia %as assisted by Professor schns hils
ileva Dunford. Miss Bertha Johnson. Mrs.
Emerson r, Bailey: 3, +. King, and /.
Jroit solo. Once IN Royal David's City"
from Stewards Nativity" was sung by
Mrs. Bailey. This was one OF the finest
selections OF the morning service. The
music OF the evening service was espe-
cjally vel! rendered
Among. the beautiful numbers Of the
tionsl church were the following. played
BY the organist. Tracy Y, Cannon:
Largo" from the symphony, Aus
..usLF pe1 Seuen ,h @ Met t:,...'-..' Pw3rak
PastoEale from First Organ Sonata"
onerlory. "PastoraIe". .Fauks
Posti1de. "Hallelujah Chorus" from
Al the evening service -organist Can
non rendered the following:
"Idylle" Kinder
Pastoral symphony from Messiah
oaertory ;.gerceuse.; sasrfta nsRfe,
Mrs. A s. Peters and Miss Edna Cohn
sang the beautiful duet. He Shall Feed
HIS flock, from Handels Messiah at
the morning service.
Excellent Programme.
Good musical programmes were rem
dered { both the morning and evening
services OF the First Methodist church
The choir. under the direction Of Mrs
William a, Wetzell, with Mrs. j. Louis
Sirohauer at the organ, contributed much
10 the programme and assistance was
given by Horace Ensign, baritone, and
Mrs Gail Mills Dimmitt. soprano. Mrs.
Dlmmitt and Mrs. Wetzell sang the solos
at the morning service.
Mrs Dmmitt and the choir sang the
anthem. 'Sing. o Heavens" In a beouti-
ful manner. and Mrs, WetZclls rendition
OF Bethlehem was effective. Miss Ro-
mania Hyde played the violin oDlgato
sign. was prominent number OF the
evenings programme. and the cantata,
Nativity by choir ensemble. with solo
parts by Mrs. Charles Daily. Mrs. Dim
nltt. Miss Leola Schrack, 5. Winters and
Earl Kirby. was exceptionally we'll rem
,.ered
Syecial music was prominent in both
services at the First PRESBYTERIAN church
ne music was under the direction OF
Miss Maud Thorn. a voluntary anthem.
Christmas Awake" was rendered by e
quartetts consisting of Mrs. j. G. Tay=
lor Miss Edna Dwyer, Fred c. Graila m
and Mrs j. w Curtis. Mrs. Taylor. Mrs.
Curtis and M ham also sang ''Foun-
tain of Love Eternal" George Shelton.
Alfred Press. Mrs. Press and Mr. Bur
ton also took part in the programme In
the evening the feature was the cantata
byterian auartette. with orchestral &C
compartment The orchestra consisted
OF Miss Ella Pitts, Miss Leonora Smith.
Miss Constance Bruere. viollns. and Miss
Elizabeth Allan cello.
At the Emmanuel Baptist church the
enlarged choir: assisted by John T. Hand.
furnished the music. Mr.. Hand rendered
service. and the anthem. Behold /
Bring Good Tidiass'" was pleasantly rem
and Mrs McNitt. The evening pro-
Efamme included a variety Of Christ
mas songs and anthems.
Mrs Fred b.. Jones Is the director OF
the choir and Mrs Mary l.. Chapman the
orEanist.
Song Services.
Special Christmas song services were
rTenderod, at both h the is,,I n'orninE q and even
The choir rendered several beautiful Sc
lections at the morning. service. with
Miss Marguerite Duvall at the organ.
The evening service was devoted to IA
yorlte Christmas hymns.
Christmas services at the Third Pres
byterlan church Sunday were largely mu-
Edgar zobel gave two trombone solos
one being The Rosary" Harold e. Hol-
man. sang Glory to God, and Tear
Night Christmas story was told bv
Dr. r. G. McNiece. in a short talk sci
forth the higher claims OF Christmas, The
Girls' Glee club then rendered 81 beauti-
full variation OF ''It Came Upon tht
Midnight Clear
The lasl number OF the programme was
sn artistic tnbleeu of the nativity. Wher
the lights were turned off, q quar-.
telte, in an adjoining room. sang 20
Little Town OF Bethlehem" and then tho
doors were thrown open. and while Mrs
Earl Dunshee read story of the scene
there was shown by the light OF the sta,
the manger and the mother. with tht
shepherds. wise men and angels. whc
sang softly. In the disance.