The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-16

gagged; Mrs. Corinne Harris Hammer.
Miss Edna Dwyer, Fred c. Graham,
! Willard Squires. Irene Kelly. accom-
PIANIST ana A. II. Peabody, director.
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! Professor J. j. Mcclellan returned 10
the city yesterday from the northwest Z,
when he gave three organ reeitals in
Washington and Idaho cities.
At Iliff Methodist church this morn
ing Mrs. e, Buckle will sing the offer
/ tory solo and the choir viii give the
lanthem, savior. Source of Every Bless
ing" arranged by Leslie. In the eve
ming there Will be a sacred concert al
which the following program VIII be
Hymn, America"
Anthem. Come Unto Ne" ....... Choir
Piano solo. Dream of Love" 49,.
........... Miss Marguerite Duvall
/ soprano solo, show Me the Way,
o Father ..... Miss Annie klrkman
/ GARNET SOLO ...r..'-.--. ben Nlelsoh
PIANO duet ---'.'.-'.'-'klif,;s. Miss 'iE;di Edna
Walton and Miss Helen Stanley
...-..--...... Miss Bessie Barnett
''a' Mis- Annie ana Dora Kiirkman
Baritone solo, 20 Love Divine -.
Anthem. Lord OF Heaven 49,. Choir
Contraito solo. Abide With Ne
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! At the II o'clock service at St. Mary's
cathedral today solemn pOntifical high
mass will be celebrated for the open
| ing Of the mission by RedemptOrist Fa-
theirs of 81. Louis. The choir Will rem
/ der "Kayria" by GOunod. Mozart 5
| Gloria" from the Twelfth Mass,
/ Feast's Cardinal Credo," GounOd's
/ "Sanctus" and ~Agnus DEL with harp
and violin accompaniment. played by
] a a
mania Hyde. The OffertOry solo VIII be
| Ave Maria" by Mercadante. sung by
/ Miss Erma Stewart, soprano Ia the
IeVening there will be solemn GregOr-
/ ian Vespers by the male chorus of the
cathedral Al the nine O'clOcA masS
/ Miss Matilda James viii sing The
Holy City" and there viii be music by
/ the St. Cecilia chorus AT the eight
O'Clock mass, Miss Nora Gleason, or
ganist. viii play Ave Maria" by Mas
cagnt, Prelude" by Chopin and offer
/ tory in ID, Lemare.
The junior chorus of St. Mary's ca
thedral is preparing a cantata AT san
Ia Claus Time" 10 be given during
the Christmas holidays in honor or
Bishop Lawrence Seaman.
| Mrs. Jessie l. GaynOr. a composer
| of beautiful songs, and her two daugh-
| tiers. Misses Rose and Dorothy. VIII
give concert in this city on Noyem-
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/ schools The affair viii be given 10
afford the teachers, students and mu-
sicians OF the city an opportunity 10
thear these true artists, and also for the
purpose OF starting a fund which may
be drawn on when il is desired 10 fur
nish music for extra school occasions.
A committee composed OF Professor
William A. WetZell and Principals Bar
ton and Bradford has been appointed
l BY Superintendent Christensen TO ar
range for a hall and 10 propose a plan
by which tickets may be sold in the
public schools. II is proposed to give
/ a concert OF this nature each year in
future. OF which the proceeds VIII go
/ into the school music fund Mrs Cay
nor viii also lecture 10 the teachers
lin the afternoon at the Lafayette school
on the subject OF public school music and
lei ildren's songs.
A German musical paper gives the
following hearty testimonial about the
work OF Mrs. GaynOr and her daughters.
The entire program bore the sign
/ 'GaynOr II seems 10 be right gem
timely musical family consisting or
mother and two daughters. which our
lneighbor America, has sent over 10 us
I What the mother has composed the
two daughters sing. what the older has
| composed. the younger sings. ana vice
versa. Musical are they, to the very
roots OF their hair. but the mother eX-
cells as a composer OF songs the young
er daughter In the expressive quality
OF her voice, the older in the unusual
I CAaill o. A-Vl singing
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! At the concert given for the benefit
! OF the Orphans Home and Day Nursery
at the salt Lake theatre, Monday. Oe-
! tOber % three leading musical artists
/ OF the city viii give the following pro-
/ az sognai ..................... schira
% Aria&vissi d'arte LA TOsea)
Miss Mary Hortense Kimbaii
- hEW In
Miss sybelIa White clayton;
(a) Ia Cfoche ........... Saint Saens
/ (bl Air de salome CHerodiadel
1870. , ;;;' i-,n,6.ii Massene'
Nouvelle Fantastic (sur des Themes
de FAUST .-..-..-.----- Safasate
Willard Weihe.
/ Elizabetn's Prayer (Tannhauserl
Miss KimbaiI.
/ fa) Waldesrauchen -....-... -. List
90 Gnemem Reigen '..'...'-''' I I-iszt
I (a) PRELUDE "A Cycle OF Lifel Ronald
/ Oh Down in the Forest "a Cycle
&c, 81 Aris is' from Dreams Of Thee H 4aiia
/ (e) The Years at the Spring. -
.............M Mrs. H. H. A. Beach
Miss Kimbal
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church the choir viii sing the anthem,
Onward. Christians, by Jude, with
solo by Mrs Emma Shaw. In the even
I ing the anthem, "He Shall Dwell in
me Land" will be given by George
I Crippen and choir. and Miss LeOla
Schrack viii sing. Fear Not. o
Israel" By Dudley Buck The string
Quartet. composed of Miss ROmania
HYDE Miss Jeanette Thompson. How
ard T. Anderson and Norris Treweek
will play "Siumber Song" by Greene,
and "Humoreske," by Anton Dvorak.
At St Marks Episcopal church today
the choir Will sing the TIE Deum" in
r flat by Woodward. and. for the Of
/ fertory. the anthem Rejoice re Pure
/ in Heart" by Suydenham, which in
/ cludes a soprano and contraltO duet
sung by Miss Isabel Orborne and Mrs
] W F. Adams
At the meeting OF the Young Wo-
mems Christian association al the First
Methodist church this afternoon Mrs
A s Peters will sing a soprano solo
and there will be organ music by Mrs
]. Louis Strohauer.
Tracy y. Cannon Will play the fol-
I lowing organ numbers al the FIRST
Congre gational church this morning.