The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-23


Mamie Tout. Miss Evans Is studying
grand opera music with D'Abigny, ana
is also a member of a famous dramatic
school Her beautiful soprano voice Is
said TO be greatly improved by the Two
years OF study under the best masters
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The orchestra and bland OF All Hal
lows college are progressing 1aVorably
under the direction Of Professor Anton
Petersen The band now includes 81
musicians, of whom twenty are new
corners, and the orchestra has mem
bership OF twelve.
At a benefit concert gwen in the
Twenty ward on Friday even
ing, the following local musicians gave
an entertaining program: Miss irene
Kelly, Mrs Lizzie Thomas Edward, i.
S AshwOrth, Horace Ensign and Alvin
Beesley.
An audience which filled the audi
tOrium of the Ladies' Literary club lis
tened 10 the excellent program given
bv the music section on "Wednesday aft
ernOOn. Excellent papers on ltallan
music and Italian opera were given by
Mrs. ClessOn Kinney and Mrs W ;
Giesy and musical numbers were rem
dered by Miss b. Barnett, Mrs. s. o. s
Nelden Mrs. ". A. WetZell, Mrs. II. a.
BrinkerhOff, NJ. J. Brines. string and
piano quartets and the Treble Clet club.
Mrs. Walter futile was prevented, by
illness, from giving her harp solos.
Following the program there was re-
hearsal of the Treble Clef club under
the direction of Mrs W A Wetzel
At the First Presbyterian church this
morning the choir Will give the an
them, Trust in the Lord" by Handel,
and Miss Edna DWyer Will sing the
contraltO solo, Evening and Morning
by Spicker. IN the evening, Clarence
Burton will play tor the Offertory,
"Abendlied." by Nachev, and the an
them, savior, Bless Us Ere We Co.
by Hawley' viii be sung by the choir
The morning anthem at Phillips Con-
gregatiOnal church VIII be Arise, o
Lord" by Heyser. and in the evening
the choir will sing "Purer Yet and
Purer" with a duet By Miss Edith
Walker and Miss Marie Seobee.
The music at Tiff Methodist church
this morning viii be an anthem by the
choir and offertory solo by Mrs. }. b.
Smith,
In connection with the mission OF
the RedemptOrist fathers. there will be
special music at 81. Mary's cathedral
today Al the / o'clock mass. the choir
will give -Neigand $ Festival Mass,
''Neni Creator" Russo. "Tantum Ergo,
Nerdussen; TIE Deum,' Haydn; and the
Offertory, Ave Maria" by La Hache,
will be sung by Mrs. Corinne Harris
Hammer and Miss Erma Stewart. In
the evening the choir viii sing tie
DeUuL" Haydn; 'Neni Jesus" Cheru-
bini 10 salutaris,' Brown; "Tanum
Elrgor Verdussen, and ~Magnificat."
Mozart.
Al the First Congregational church
today there will be trio for con-
tralto. tenor and bass, sung by Miss
Smith. II is 20. Cease. My. Wandering
Soul" by Chadwick. Mr. Brines and
Mr.. Smith will also sing The duet num-
Der from The Crucifixion." by Stainer.
following; Hymn a sainte Ceelle'
GOunOd: Cantilene in f minor. Mar
chant. Largo, Handel; offertory in d,
Mailley postlude. Triumphal March
Wachs.
The following have signified their
intention OF becoming members of the
Radcliffe club: Miss l. Oliver, Mrs e
G. Plummer, Mrs. 5. o. Nelden, Miss
Edna Dwyer, Mrs Gerrans, Mrs. Dun
ford. Miss Dunford. Miss /. Snyder, Mrs.
Corey AllbrlttOn. Miss Bateman. Mrs
Young, Mrs. J. Greene, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Strong, J. Peery, vice president
Dr. a j. Ridges, president: Mrs. A j.
Ridges. JfB. Berkhoel, A. II. Peabody,
Squire Coop. II. ;. Smurthwaite. Logan,
Utah. Mr. and Mrs l. {. Miller, Fred
Beesley Miss Leslie Woodruff. Miss
Maude ThOrne. c. H GoOdsell secre-
tary and treasurer; II. f. Greene.
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AT studio recital given by pupils
of Tracy Y. Cannon yesterday after
noon, the following program was given:
To a Water Lily. .......... Mcdowell
From Uncle Remus ......-. Mcdowell
Etude in ID Flat. ................. List
Miss Alice Martin
Hunting Song .......... Mendelssohn
CaVendish Cannon.
| Impromptu In c Sharp Minor. .Reinhold
Miss Ivy Allen.
To a Wild Rose. Mcdowell
/ VIII o. the Wisp..---....M acDOWell
Air de Ballet. .--......... Chaminade
Miss Stella Beesley.
Concert Piece. Op. 70. Weber
Miss Alice Martin.
At second piano, Miss Stella Beesley.