The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06

TcEUIdT 1NCFlTlIE
OF musical lecture recitals TO be given
by Mrs Agnes DahlQuist Beckstrund dur
ing the coming winter convened at her
home on Wednesday, afternoon An es-
say was read by Miss Florence Shin
mines on "Muslc as j Force in Civiiiza-
| ton The musical numbers were given
by sixteen pupils. the selections illustrat-
ing some OF the ways human growth
has been affected by music. Special men
tion might be made OF the selection given
by Leah Mehesy, years old, VINO played
one OF her own compositions. Mrs Beck
strund explained what Is meant by meth
ods in music. The club was well attended
by pupils. parents and friends
| The program OF the free kindergarten
vaudeville to be given next Thursday
evening has been completed and as 1t
now stands. will begin with a moroogue
Miss Isabella Mcdonald, will follow with
her fancy dances, directed by Miss Bur-
ton, after which Mrs. c. d. Richards VIII
give The Manicurist." \ solo BY Mrs.
Henry NJ Dinwoodey will follow. and the
| first half of the program will he com
| pleted with the play by Bernard Shaw,
| ''How She Lied to Her Husband" in
which the characters are taken by Ken
| meth c. Kerr. Miss Aurania Ellerbecl and
| Athol Rawllns. Miss Ellerbecil has staged
and directed the whole and Miss Alicia
| Poate has costumed tho play. The Sec
ond half of the program opens with a
| solo by Leon s, Rains, late of the Metro
| politan opera company, who will be heard
here Tor the first time accompanied by
Miss Sybclla Clayton. and then Will fol-
low the most ambitious effort OF the
evening. '"rhe Real Thing by John Ken
dric!S Bangs. In which Mr., Brines will
take the leading part and Mrs. John Reed
Will he the commcdienne Others in the
cast are: Mrs. A. j. Gorham. Mrs, John
| Cain. Miss Aline Maclean. Miss Mary
dred Mcmillan. Miss Alice Wall. Miss
Louise Clawson. Miss Lorenc Lcary, Miss
Lucille Frapclee. Miss Mamie Ross, Mrs,
John Cowan, Mrs. f. *. Woodruff
The Radcliffe club held its regular
| monthly meeting at Berkhocl Music COM
pany Thursday evening, which was very
| well attended. A delightful time was had
| and n fine program was given. Mrs. S.
O. Neldcn read q very cnlightentng paper
on ''The Foremost organists of the Pres
eut Day" There was piano solo by
Mrs Ernest Fowler, a vocal solo by Mrs.
| Summers with violin obigato by Mr.
| Shuster and a violin solo by Mr.. G. r.
Schuster. j, b. Bcrkhoel was tho ac-
| companist Of the evening. The next
meeting will be December /.
AT the Forest Dale tabernacle this Sun
day evening at $50 o'clock Hugh W.
| pills. The accompanies Will be Miss Irene
| Kelly and Mrs. Virginia Cantuer. An en-
tcrtaining programme has been arranged.
The umarl"ttc which will sing Is Miss
Irene Kelly, Miss I1lma Young, Frank
Graham and Hugh DougalI
| The music section of the Ladies IiteN-
| ury club at n meeting hold the past
week. discussed the matter OF aiding the
Salt Lake Symphony orchestra this win
| ter in their recitals and to that end au
of the music section. TO select a commit
| tee OF twelve members of the club TO
work up interest i'm tho orchestra.
Where concerts In the past have been
| tIn frnf in, fhn Col I ak i,.n1
world. Mrs: Peabody has selected tho
following ladies as Il committee: Mrs,
A. j. Gorham, Mrs William Wetzcll. Mrs.
| Walter Tuttle, Mrs. W. +. Adams. Miss
Clara Coburnc. Mrs. Charles &. Plum
mer. Mrs: S. o. :: Nelden. Mrs. Edwin
Treasure and Miss Leona Hague. These
\ ladies have consented Lu act and this
! means that the concerts OF the Symphony
| orchestra arc certain 10 bo given this
| wlntor. for whatever these ladies under
| take is always success.
The Dubuque Times Journal of Novem-
| bcr 1 contains the following. which will
| be OF interest to Salt Lakers. Miss
: Duncan WAS former resident OF this
city. her father, Y. W. Duncan. being at
that time cashier of the National Bank
Of the Republic. Says the Times-Jour-
nall
ATTENDANTS at the morning service OF
ST Luke's Methodist Episcopal church on
| Sunday were transported into other
realms by the sweet singing OF Miss Edna
| Duncan of Kansas City, who rendered
| the offertory solo. Miss Duncan Is a for
ner Dubuque girl. the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. L. w Duncan. and her success
In the musical world is shared by hun
| dreds in this city who knew her as u lit
tie girl. She has wonderfully rich voice,
full OF feeling. which has been developed
under the direction of the best instruc-
tors at home and abroad. She recently
returned from Europe. where she studied
vocal for two years under George Fergu-
son in Berlin. and one year under Jean
de Reszke in Paris. She expects TO take
| UP concert work aud give To the public
| the benefit of her wonderful talent Miss
Duncan: with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.