The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-10

Janice Clays, Miss Dorothy Wilson, Miss
| Nellie Hayes, Verne Hiskey, George VIII
son, Charles Taylor, Fred Price and Ar
| thur Williams. On Wednesday evening,
April 3, a recital win be given by fifteen
young women who have completed a
| four months course of Mason's Touch
and Technique.
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! At the musical evening to be given
| Thursday, April p, by the music section
/ Of the Ladies' Literary club, Mrs. VIM
| A. Wetzells double quartet of women s
voices will appear in several numbers
| on the program. Under Mrs. Wetzell 5
! mana cement the octet has reached a
| high degree of proficiency and the music
sung includes some of the most beautlful
numbers arranged for quartet work. Ar
rangements are also being made for the
double quartet to give an operetta in the
near future. The musicians who belong
to the organization are Mrs. Charles
DAILY, Mrs. Nels SOrensOn, first sopranos
Miss Gail Mills, Mrs. Harry Bntz, sec
ond sopranos; Mrs. Pearl Allenbaugh
Jones, Miss Rowena Korns, first altos
Miss Elizabeth Robinson, Miss LeOla
schrack, second altos.
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Word comes from Boston that Prof. Ar
thur Shepherd, formerly of Salt La Ike
and now connected with the American
Music society in New England, will leave
in May for France. He Will remain there
some time. taking up a course of study
that viii keep him in the music centers
Of the old world for several years The
a dvantages of foreign study and musical
atmosphere combined with Mr.. Shepherd
rare ability as a composer will, it is pre-
dicted by his friends, produce some nOta-
bic work on more advanced lines than
anything he has previously attempted.
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Saturday evening, April 6, at Rowla nd
hall there will be a pupils recital given
in Miss Gratia Flanders studio. The
work of the students will be exhibited il
aaef lon 20 he fQl 70 he
given in the First Congregational church
during commencement week. Pupils of
Miss Flanders, piano Mrs Anna Col
bourne Plummer. voice, and George E.
SHELTON, VIOLIN will appear In the pro-
gram Saturday night.
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NJ. ]. Brines. whose return to the city
has been so heartily welcomed by
large circle of friends. is about to re-
sumo class and concert work. He has
opened a studio in the Templeton build
Eg, where a large number of his old
pupils have called to renew pleasant &C
uuaintanee. Mr.. Brines contemplates do
ing some work along extension lines that
vii create public interest in the highest
class of music.
Alfred Best, the Salt Lake tenor, who
is scoring a brilliant success in Berlin.
writes to Prof. ]. ]. Mcclellan of some Of
his public appearances. He is making
tour including Ostend and London and
- ullhtl COAiti dtb AOA oAdNOA AZ anu
attic work in the fall A recent picture
of Mr.. Best appears elsewhere in these
columns today.
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One of the interesting musical gather
ings of the week took place at the home
of Mrs Agnes Dahlquist BeckstTa nd on
Wednesday afternoon, April 8. 1t was
the occasion of the regular monthly
meeting of her musical club and a mis-
cellaneOus program of piano music was
given by the Misses Brownie Mehesy,
Bernice Davidson, GwendOlyn Williams.
Ruth MulhOlland, Blanche Holt, and