Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22
furnished the music at this Moons
Commercial club luncheon.

furnished the music at this Moons
Commercial club luncheon.
The Catholics of Bingham viii listen
To tho most impressive church music
ever given in that town on the occa-
sion OF the dedication OF the local
Catholic church, Oct 3d. Miss Nora
Gleason. organist of the cathedral, and
her choir Will go to Bingham to fur
nish the dedication music. accompanied
by two vIolins and Mrs. McGurrin with
her harp. A fine program Is in prep
arntion.
Held with 10 musicians spent Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday at Payson,
furnishing martial music for the six
tieth celebration OF the towns an
niverslry.
Organist Tracy Cannon of tho First
Congregational church will play the
following numbers prior to the Sunday
morning service: Hymn Il Saintc &C.
ellie, Gounod: Cantilcnc In + minor,
Marchant: Largo. Handel; Oifcrtory,
IN D. Mailly; Poatludc Triumphal
March, Wachs
II is interesting to note tltat Supt.
Emerson of the Columbia monograph
laboratory at New York will accom-
pany Expert Hausman to this city next
month. when the latter returns TO re-
sumo experimental recording OF the
tabernacle choir and organ.
The pupils Of Miss Beth ellsworth OF
Pleasant Green. gave recital ut the
town hall Thursday evening, that was
well attended and well received.
among the audience being people from
Garfield, Hunter and other precincts.
The performers gave evidence of
satisfactory progress which was
gratifying to their friends. They were
assisted by Adolph Brox, violinist,
John Robinson. baritone, Miss Eliza
beth Robinson, contnlto, and DR..
BranSrord bassO. all of whom acput-
ted themselves with credit.
President Nebber OF tho American
Federation OF Musicians was en- route
recently from New York to this city,
but had only reached Detroit when he
was taken sick and had to return TO
New York, 1t Is uncertain now when
Mr.. Weber will get west.
Miss Roumania Hyde sends notice
that every sunday evening al I:iO in
the First Methodist church her string
quartet will give program, the next
program including Braga's Angels
Screnade," and II Tone Poem" by
Lorraine.
The appearance of Nine. Liza Leh-
mann, the celebrated composer of
THE Persian Garden" assisted by her
own English quartet which is sche-
dnlcd for the Salt Lake theater.
November End. under Mr. Graham's
management, promises TO be one of
the most successful affairs this local
management has presented. The music
teachers and music students are talk
ing keen interest in the concert
from the fact that The Persian
Garden" will be given under the COM
poser's own direction. The students
are being offered special rates for re-
served seats in both the first and
family circles. for which n heavy de-
,nand has been made. There has also
been heavy demand in the lower
body of the house. Mr.. Graham reports
that practically every seat down
stairs has been subscribed for.
Following is the roster of the Rad
cliffe club up to date: Miss l.. Oliver,
Mrs. c. G. Plummer, Mrs S. o. Mel
den, Miss Edna Dwyer, Mrs Gerrans,
Mrs. Dunford, Miss Dunford, Miss |.
Snyder. Mrs. Corey Allbritton, Miss
Bateman, Mrs. Young, Mrs j. Greene,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Strong, j. Peery,
y-President. DR.. "A. j. Ridges Presi-
dent, Mrs. A. j. Ridges, j. B. Bcrk-
hoel. A. II. Peabody, Squire Coop, II.
5. Sinurthwaite, Logan Utah; Mr.
, and Mrs. L. c. Miller, Fred Beesley
Miss Leslie Woodruff, Miss Maude
Ihorne. G, II. Goodsell Secy. and
Treas, II. +. Greene.
The program for the meeting OF the
Ladies' Literary club to he held Oct.
IS. will include piano solo from Miss
Sybella Clayton. and n vocal solo from
Miss May Hortensc Kimball.