The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-24

the world. In its great audit )riun.
which seats ten thousand persons, have
appeared Nordica. Schuman -lteinS.
Games. Homer. Blspham. the Marine
band. Souss's band, and a host Of other
musical celebrities. The new Hope
Jones organ, completed last year is one
Of the largest and most wonderful IN
the world. The quaint little modern
city By the sea adjoins Asbury Park.
Ocean Grove is on the Atlantic coast,
fifty miles from New York. ninety
miles from Philadelphia, and is reached
by the Pennsylvania railroad. over fifty
trains a day. The streets are all grad
ed, and shaded with wide-spreading
trees. There are no street cars. saloons
or mosquitoes. II has over two hul-
dred hotels and boarding houses. tie
finest OF artesian water, and a perfect
system OF sewerage, insuring the best
Of sanitary conditions. OF the thou
sands upon thousands OF women who
are seen on the streets and in the va
rious concerts and entertainments
and religious meetings, II is rare
sight to see one with a hat. The great
auditorium where the convention Will
be held is ideally situated in the trees,
and away from all noises. The build
ing Is supplied with folding opera
chairs, and has not a pillar or post 70
obstruct the view. The softest tone
can be distinctly heard in the further
most corners Of the gallery and in all
sixteen entrances and can be empued
In four minutes.
Nine. SchUman- Heink will open the
convention on the evening OF August
2. with a song recital. She will be toll
lowed on Saturday evening August D.
by Mime. Bernice PasQuali OF the Met
be read by some OF the leading organ
lists OF the nation. and the convention
will come TO a close with a banquet
on "Wednesday evening, August 10
Organist J. J. Mcclellan is the Utah
organist belonging 20 the organization.
his portrait and complimentary ar
ticle appearing along with leading
New York and Boston organists II the
July issue OF the Musical World Of
fetal organ Of this body Of musicians,
and has received from National super
cordial invitation 20 be present at the
August convention Of Americas great
est organists.
The president of the association is
ist and composer The vice president
Is VIII c. Macfarlane. orEanist Of St
Thomas's church OF New York
The experiment Of mingling vocal
music with that OF the orchestra at
the Commercial club Saturday luncheon
is proving popular. Yesterday the pro-
gram included music by Miss Helen
Hartley. violinist Miss Maude ThOrnei
pianist: Miss Claudia Holt. dramatic
soprano. and Fred 9. Graham. tenor.
Miss Holt sang Open Secret by Wood
man. The DANA by CHADWICK. Two
carmen" Mr.. Graham gave an aria
from Carmen" An Evening Love"
BY Bingham. Love, the Pilot By
S Srsmln' s M,ss aa1ti Ss NUMBER were
"Hungaria Dance" by Brahms.
"Slumber Song" by Schumann. Con
dcieora" from suite by Ries. The
Bee" BY Schubert and gavotte by
Bohm. Miss Thorne was the accompan-
list.
At Phillips Congregational church
/ today the music under the direction OF
I Mrs Emily Sitter will include vocal
/ solo. Il Heard the Voice Of Jesus Say
/ CRathbourne). by Mr. Corruthers and
an anthem by the choir. BY the stu
Waters By J. Werner.
Harold. called The Poet OF the Vio-
| linr with whom Miss Helen Hartley
studied in Los Angeles. will be on tour
during the coming season and there is
I a possibility OF his heinz heard I'm con-
| cert in salt Lake. Efforts Will be made
| by some leading musicians 10 secure
him for an engagement here
The following item concerning Liza
I T.ehmann is taken from the current
number Of the Musical Courier.
Liza Lehman. the composer OF I'm a
Persian Garden" has just written some
| special music for the new play. "Ciem-
| entina" which will be produced next
/ fail. and IN which II. 2. Irving: son of
l IN the character OF the hero. Madame
/ Lehman returns to America in early
Octoher for n three months tour TO
the Pacific coast. She will bring her
own quartet from London. Her tour
l. under II. =. Johnston's management
X
For the daily Tabernacle organ re-
citals the following programs have
been prepared.
MONDAY, JULY IS.
Assistant orssni~t Edward p. Kimbail
at the organ.
Excerpts from Lohengrin. Wagner
tal Pastoral s...sss.... sfoote
/ OBJ Melody in ID Flat........St. Claire
I ca Barcarolle 80. .OtIenoacn
I OBJ Gavotte from Mignon. 80. Thomas
/ Co old Melody. ..... Arr. by Performer
Offertory In the form OF march
Tuesday July 2s.