The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-13

interest ana secure tile funds necessary
TO continue the orchestra.
At meeting of the board OF directors
Of the symphony orchestra on Friday
plans We're adopted looking 10 the glF-
ing OF at least three concerts during
the present season. the first one abouI
the last week Ina December. Arrange
ments have been made with Manager
PIPER of the salt Lake theatre TO give
the recitale there on Saturday. IL IS
believed that the Sunday maunees did
not attract the musical following that
can be appealed 10 on the weekday
date
prompted by the assurance OF the COM
mittee having the financial matters OF
the orchestra In hand that ample funds
would be raised 10 keep the organiza-
the symphony orchestra VIII Doe held
at the Salt Lake theatre saturday
morning, November 49, at 1880 o'clock.
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The music section Of the Ladies' Lit
erary club VIII meet at ] O'Clock on
Wednesday at the club house. The
program. under the direction or Mrs.
A. IL. Pea bOdy, chairman Of the see
ton, Will include selections from tho
music Of Scotland and ireland with
Greig representing Norway. III is as
follows;
America
Paper-Greig ..... Mrs. ". Ferguson
Instrumental Duet ..-----.......-... Grleg
Mrs. j. Treasure and
Mrs j. Williamson.
Piano SOlO-NOcturne .-.--...... Grieg
Mrs j.. A. Wickett.
Talk on Scotch and Irish Music.
a;;..e al ReIeie mes
..-..-.-.--..--. Mrs. ". A. WetzeI
Contralto Solo-Irish Meeting OF the
Waters; Scotch. Angus Macdonald
Mrs. c. @. Snyder
Club Ch0rus-Annie Laurie Blue
Bells of Scotland, I'm Wearin'
Ava, Jean ....,... ........... 900.
Duet-O, Vert Thou IN the Cold Blast
Mrs. C. g. Snyder, Mrs. IS. A. Wetzeu
...........,........... Liza Lehmann
Peer Gynt Suite. harp. TWO Viollns.
Miss lydia White. Miss BONANZA
Hyde. Miss Nell Mahan Miss
Jeanette Thompson.
Accompanies. Mrs. r. Hornung, Mrs.
". futile, Mrs. j. Treasure.
A well-merlted honor has been con-
ferred on Professor j.. ). Mcclelian'
the Tabernacle Organist, In ms selec-
ton 10 mbersHip in the American
Guild of Organists which Includes On
its select and restricted mem1efsMp
over 1855 OF the best known and most
accomplished Orgaulsls, conductors ana
composers in the United States. IT is
interesting 10 know mat the honor
came unsolicited and unexpected which
highly valued The letter announcing
Professor MeCitIan's admission to the
guild was received by him last week
New york. Nov. 3. 1gl0.-8lr. John
j. Mcclellan. Organist Tabernacle, Salt
Lake City, Utah.-NOu are hereby mo-
titled that at a meeting OF the cOun-
ell held October 81. 1910, you were
elected a colleague Of the American
Guild of OrganiEts-
sc. n. FEDERLEIN,
General Registrar.
president. Arthur FoOte.
Russell King Miller. the noted Phila-
delphia Organist. nominated Professor
Mcclellan for membership. and was
seconded by ". C.. Carl. head Of tile
Guilmant school IN New York City.
MI Miller has been I'm this city and
played on the Tabernacle organ. AT
thur Foote is one OF the best known
musicians in the country The late
Professor Radcliffe secured entrance
to the guild years ago, after a severe
examination in Chicago. He considered
il such an honor that he was insistenr
that the title of "a. q. o." should Dc
appended 40 his name when he was
mentioned in print
This reward OF merit comes 10 Pro-
lessor Mcclellan as a fitting and de-
served recognition of eleven years OF
continuous organ playing on the part
of the salt Lake Organist In that
time. thousands OF tourists, many OF
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