The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-10
THE HERDREpuBcAN SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. SUNDAY APRIL TO- 1870

Elijah" sung by Mrs A. @. Andrews.
In the evening Mrs. Andrews will sing
-All Through the Night by. w. J. Bait
zell.
Ksnt's male chorus will give musical
program at Phillips Congregational
church Sunday evening. as follows;
Need Thee Every Hour. .Lowry
Beautiful lsle.-----...--,- -Ferris
Until the Dawn PARKS
Jesus. Savior, Pilot Me. Gould
Nearer, My God, to Thee............ Parks
The Westminster Presbyterian choir will
sing this morning a Gloria" by banks,
Gounod's anthem, Send Out Thy Light,
and Coenen's anthem, Come Unto Me" "
WIN D. Phillips, the choir director, will
sing He Leadeth Me- by Ashford.
A quartet composed of Miss Gail Mills
Mrs Pearl Allenbaugb Jones, J. W. Sum-
merhays and Claude Nettleton will fur
nish the music at Unity church at the
services today. The quartet win sing an
anthem. and there will be a solo with
violin accompaniment played by MT. Net
Teton.
At the Presbyterian church this morn
ing only the communion music will be
given. In the evening the choir will rem
der the anthem, Abide With Me- by
Barnby. 1t includes four solo parts,
Edna V. Lynn. Miss Edna Dwyer. B. c.
Graham and ]. w. Curtis.
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Prior TO the morning services at the
First Congregational church Organist
Tracy Y. Cannon will play Prayer"
Devred, and Largo" Handel He will
also render the offertory by A. Slmonetti
and postlude by Gounod The quartet
choir viii sing the anthem. sHe Shall
Come Down Like Rain" by Dudley Buck,
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fixion." by Sir John Stainer, sung by M.
J. Brines and Fred Smith.
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One OF the successful musical affairs
of the week was the concert given by
Miss Mary Olive Gray in the First Con-
gre ga tional church on Monday evening
last. Miss Gray was assisted by Mrs.
Emily Sitter, soprano, Mrs. John Reed,
reader, and Miss Marguerite Duvall.
pianiste, and one of Miss Gray's advanced
pupils. In her work at the plano, Miss
Gray displaced the rare technical ability
for which her playing is so much ad-
mired, and she also interpreted the works
of the great composers. in admirable man
ner. The great double piano number,
Concerstruck. opus 40, Chaminade, by
Miss Gray and Miss Duvall was par
ticularly well received by the large aud
ience that gathered to hear these artists.
Mrs. Emily Sitter received much applause
for her beautiful singing and Mrs. Reed
had the success that this popular reader
always wins Miss Gray is one of the
leading pianists of the city and the high
ly artistic program of Monday evening
was heartily enjoyed.
An evening of song, given by NJ ].
Brines and Mrs Judith Evans Brines at
the Congre gational church Thursday
evening, April Z, was a fitting home COM
ing for the popular tenor. 1t afforded
his many friends opportunity to hear Mr..
Brines in a number of new songs and
some Of the cid favorites. Mrs. Brines
played the ACCOMPANYING and also gave
q Chopin number that was appreciated.
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Miss Nora Gleason will give two pupils
recitals in her studio in the Constitution
building during the week. The first on
Tuesday Afternoon, April IL, promises to
be an interesting affair as 1t exhibits the
work Of several Of Miss Gieason's younger
pupils. among them being some of re-
markable talent and proficiency. Those
taking Part in the program viii be Miss
Mary Wilson, Miss Cecilia Morse, Miss