The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-29

Leo Haslam, Milton Backman, CHI
husbands.
The music from this advantageous Do
| s1tion is expected to be pleasing inno-
Vatlon- The program follows:
! warren, Beau Ideal SouSa
| overture, Poet and Peasant. Suppe
Jolly JokerS Observation-Disclosures Brown
SnJ tntiIS bTSdhlS Robinson
| IrlSh medley, Tipperary. TOLERANT
| Medley, The Soul Kiss. Levi
selection, The Hunting Scene. .Bucalosi
| The Fascinating Ragtime Glide Mills
Darkles Jamboree ............ Puerner
SeIectlon, Lohengrin Wagner
waltz. Blue Danube $500. Strauss
| selection, Our Boys Remick
| X x
Pupils of Andrew Bowman will give
| the following program at the Eighth
ward chapel this evening:
soprano solo, o, Loving Father.
$500 Del Reigo
Miss Coba vorkink
Baritone solo, The Tyrolese ..-.Lange
Ambrose Greenwell.
Contralto solo, Ave Maria Bach-Gounod
Mrs. Nellie Sconberg.
Bass solo, Flee as a Bird. 80 Dana
Mr.. Van der Aiken.
soprano solo. Songs Ny Mother
. . . . =
Miss Florence Bowman.
Baritone solo, The Mighty Deep. Jude
John Keddington.
soprano solo, Alone Coombs
Miss Matilda Mumford.
Tenor solo, Babylon . Adams
Joseph HiIlstead
soprano solo, o, Divine Redeemer..
go Miss wv Alien Gounoo
Tenor Or, solo, One Sweetly Solemn
Ar,nI
Contralto solo, Goodbye. Sweet
LAY Mrs. Emma wirtbiin. 'Vannah
Accompanies, Mrs. Effie MeIlor and
Miss Ivy Allen
At Philips Congregational church to-
day the following musical programs
will be given under the direction OF
Mrs. Emily Sitter, choir leader:
Morning.
Organ prelude
Anthem, Freedoms Heritage. Wilson
Chorus.
Offertory solo, Peace Gloria. .Puccio
Mrs. Emily Sitter.
Organ postlude.
Evening
Organ prelude.
Anthem. The Comrades Greeting.
Solo. Light of Ny Life. p roS1n
Mrs. Lizzie Chamberlain
Duet, Brave Hearts Lie Still. Graham
Miss Edith Walker and Miss Marie
Tenor solo, Heard the Voice of
Jesus say .Rathburne
G Corruthers.
Otfertory ...........-..S Saint Saens
Joseph Simp<in and Mr.. Abbott.
chorus. Freedoms Heritage Wilson
Postlude.
At a meeting OF the Mutual Improve
ment association at the TweIfth-Thfr-
teenth ward meeting house today. the
following musical numbers will be
gwen Hymn, congregation; selection,
cno1r' SOLO, Heber &. Aldous; solo, Mrs
Della Daynes Hill; solo, Mrs. John X.
Hardy, and selection by the choir.
At the First Congregational church
| this morning two anthems will be Civ
Most Merciful," by Concone, and asTbe
| Sun Shall Be No More Thy Light" nv
Woodward. Edward P. Kimban will
preside at the organ Tracy Y Cannon
Is absent from the city for few days
A large class of pupils took part in
| a class recital given by Mrs. Alberta
Dersham at the First CongregationaI
church Friday evening. A. j. KisseI-
! burg, assisted in the program, which
was of an unusually interesting char
acter. Those taking part and their Sc
March" four hands (Rathbun), Miss
Gladys Roberts and Mrs. Dersham
Morning Prayer" .(Streabbog), Miss
Margaret O'Donnell; santa Claus
Guards" (Ducellel, Miss Grace Ludwig;
Robins Lullaby (Krogmann), Miss
Leah Hancock; Little Patriot March
| (Krogmann). Miss Luella Deck: The
Sleigh Ride" four hands (Walters),
Misses Ouida and Beulah Hartwick
Garland of Roses" (Streabbog), Miss
Amanda Clausen; Heather Rose
| (Lange), Miss Louisa Lees; Donna Ell
vira" (Heins). Miss Gladys Lyons; EEL
Miss Cora Milan and Mrs. Dersh ha \ !:
Spinning Song" (Ellmenreich), Miss
Enid Cahoon; La Fontaine" 0ys-
bergl, Miss Viola Vowel: ..Toreador
Rozelia PEBBLES, Bertha Crabbe, Ange-
Ia Hanrahan and Mabel Reed; (a)
Three" (Aylaard), tb) at Is Not Be
cause Your Heart Is Mine" (Lohr), (c)
Your Smile" (Foster), A. J. Kissel-
Miss Viola Grundy; "Minuet" (Pade-
rewskD. Miss Myrtle Turner; "Taran-
| telle" lHeller). Miss Jennie Larsen
ME ~e Martin and MRS. persh ans . SSa-
zurka Caprice" (Wollenhaupt), Miss
Maude Brown; "The Last Hope" (Gott-
schalk), Miss Ivy Crabbe; Vale, Op. "a
No. 1 (Chopin), Miss Lulu Allen; "Valse
Warburton: waltz and chorus from
Faust" (Gounod), the Misses Farrol
Anderson, Zillah Darl1e, Eva Boyd and
| Katherine Graham.
| The return OF Francis Leon Wood
mansee to Salt Lake musical circles
has given renewed impetus to musical
| affairs generally. Mr.. Woodmansee
ago, was easily leader among local
pianfStS, tho friend OF Arthur Shep-