The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-06

posed Of American and English people
| residing in Berlin.
Madame Mara, under whom Mrs Nor
ris has been studying for several months,
is one of Germany's greatest vocal teach
| ers She has magnificent dramatic So
| pranO voice, and has had years Of eX-
Derience in grand opera in Europe and
America. A number of Utah musicians
are now under her instruction, among
them being Willard Andelin and his wife,
| formerly Miss Arvilla Clark. Miss Ivy
/ Houtz, who went abroad in November. is
4 also studying with Madame MaTas and
she is making excellent progress.
X X
The musical programs arranged for the
morning and evening services today az
the First Methodist church are as fol-
MORNING.
| Organ prelude. Charles Lesebzrs
Anthem. Calvary .......- Rodney Shepherd
Mrs. Sorensen. Miss Schrack. Miss
Mills, Miss Heckner, Mr. Brown and
choir.
Offertory Meditation. Parker
Soprano duet, Oh, Jerusalem--.........-..
Mrs. SOrensen and Mrs. Brown.
EVENING.
Organ prelude. Largo. Handel
Violin, Miss Romania Hyde; organ,
Mrs. ]. Louis StrOhauer.
Anthem, God Shall Wipe Away All
Tears ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lel4
Mrs. sOrensen. Miss Schrack ana choir.
Trio, Happy Days. .Sclereskl
Violins, Miss Romania Hyde and Miss
Helen Hartley; cello, Miss Marian
Mathews.
Offertory, selection from Madam But
terflE. ..-.-.-.-.-......
Violins and cello. Miss Romania Hyde,
Miss Helen Hartley and Miss Marian
Mathews.
Bass solo, Selected. .........--...
Claude Nettiet0n.
Violin solo. Swing Song ..... ........ Barnes
Miss Helen Hartley
X X
The Theta Epsilon sorority of the Uni
Versity of Utah viii give musicale at
the Ladies Literary club house on the
evening Of Thursday, March 10. An eX-
cellent musical program has been ar
ranged, those taking part including some
Of the best known musicians OF the city.
The sorority will erect a chapter house
on the university campus In the near fu-
ture, and the proceeds of the concert viii
apply on the building fund. The pa
trOnesses Of the affair include the wives
of the university professors and the
mothers of the sorority girls. The pro-
gram follows.
Tenor solo, Wishes. -...-....-.. Thompson
.Fohn ". Summerhays.
Soprano sole, Selected --......--.....-.-s..
Mrs. Emily Sitter.
Bass sOlO............... ...........s..B BONN
Fred Smith.
Harp solos
Dance of the Fairies. Alvers
sextette from Lucia Arr BY Oberthur
Miss Josephine Morrison.
Baritone sole. Egyptian War Song Haley
Piano solos
Water Observation-Disclosures. Mcdowell
Concert Etude. -..-..-....--...--.. Mcdowell
Miss Sybella Clayton
Soprano solo, Oh Weep, Oh Weep. Mine
Ewes .--...--..... ............ hiassenet
Miss Margaret Summerhays.
Tenor solo, Bespi la Cuibba, from Pag--
liacci Observation-Disclosures. -Leoncavallo
John w. Summerhays.
Violin solo, NOcturne, Op. 32 No. L.
Miss Marjorie Brooks.
Soprano solos
Waltz Song from Romeo and Juliet.
-. ;S5o5lno9
Nymph and FaWns. .........-.-.- .BamDerg
Miss Irene Kelly.
Baritone sole. Prologue, Pagiiaeci......;,
A. J. KisseIburg.
X X X
The music at st. PauPs church this
morning will include the King Hall ser
vice and the offertOry, God So Loved
the World" by Stainer. ]. y. BerkhOei
will play Communion" by Dubois In
the evening the full vested choir will
sing Stainer's OratOriO, The CrUcifiXiOn,"
under the direction of Organist BerkhOel.
The sOlOists will be DR.. W. J. Davis,
tenor, and Hugh Dougall baritone. Mrs.
3. S. Anderson. viOlinist will play the Of
fertOry, Legend Of Joan Of Arc" By
GounOd.
At St Marks church this morning, A.
H. Peabody viii sing the offertOry, Cast
Thy Bread Upon the Waters" A spe-
in the evening, which will include the
full choral service. the Magnificat in G.
a GregOTian arrangement by Stainer, the
Nunc Dimittus in A flat by Stainer, the
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