The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-14

but the majority devote the annual
holiday to travel and rest"
Professor J. J. Mcclellan, who re
turns TO the city tomorrow, will be
at the organ at two of the Tabernacle
recitals this week. Assistant Organ
list Edward p. Kimban will continue 10
do the work of Tracy Y. Cannon during
his absence from the city. The pro-
grams that have been arranged for
the recitals this week are as follows:
MONDAY, AUG. Is, 1910.
Assistant Organist Edward p. KimbGn
at the organ.
Fantasia in A Minor. Merlel
ca Homage TO Grieg ......... Whiting
CD Liebeslied ............... HaenseiI
co vision ......s.....''..' BlDl
ca Serenade .......... Schubert
ID Old Melody Arr. by Performer
Postlude in b Flat ............W West
TUESDAY, AUG. 16.
Assistant Organist Edward 2. Kimball
at the organ.
Lost Chord ............... sullivan
(a) Melody ...,.......... MosZkoWsKl
% Meditation in d Flat. 49,. st. Claire
ca Romance .......---.... LltterDafl
% Old Melody. Arr. by Performer I39T
March Majestic 49,. hin
WEDNESDAY, AUG. II.
Assistant Organist Edward P. Kimbal
at the organ.
Fantasia in + ...s....s..'.. foiIefl
(a) Meditation ...-.-....... .Lemalsre
(b) Hymn of the Nuns ...... Wely
(c) Spring Song .............Wll Wilkes
(a) Melody in D Flat $500. faulkes
OBJ Old Melody. Arr. by Performer
aHi7'7 THURSDAY. AUG. Is.
Assistant Organist Edward Z. klInDall
at the organ.
Largo from XerXes ..........:: Hanuel
(a) Virgins PRAYER .......... Massehet
% Shepherds Pipes .;....'.'' ;I dar[ls
Cc) Berceuse from Joselyn. GODDARD
(a) La willamette .......... Hammers
Cb) Old Melody. Arr. by Performer
FRIDAY. AUG. 10.
Organist J. J. Mcclellan at the organ.
Overture for Organ ....'..... dolii .
OBJ Cantilene .............' II DT nc -
NOcturne ....'.'' go ar
Ce) Old Melody. Arr. by PeTioTnelr
Chorale ............. ........J. ~ :; B 5sl
Prelude to Lohengrin .::...:: wagner
SATURDAY, AUG. 20.
Organist ]. J. Mcclellan at the organ
Special request program
REQUESTS must be mailed TO organlst
at the Templeton building before
Thursday evening.
Miss Mary Hortense Kimban, who
has been STUDYING vocal music in Paris,
sails today for New York, where she
will land on the 23d. She viii reacn
salt Lake about the 2sth, and VIII
spend two months in the cry DeI Or.
returning 10 Paris TO continue heI
studies. Miss Kimball plans TO Wofk
under Jean DeReszke the coming yeaI'
and it will he necessary LOT her 10 DS
in Paris by the first of November Mheh
ipstructfOn with him will begin. Dur
ine her STAY IN Salt Lake. il Is hoped
nv her friends that Miss Kimball VIII
Give a concert, in order that her beau
ttful voice may be heard in public
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MI. a. recital
Mrs. James HOgle in honor OF MIS-;
Harry Cue on Friday included seVeIaI
songs by Mrs. Cue and piano music oy
Mrs A. II. Peabody. Mrs Cue sans
nv carl Loewe; two songs by GREG
II owe" and Morning Dew;" The Val,
lev bv the Sea" by Stephen Adams. ana
sNIy Rosary" by Nevin. Mrs PEABODY
pIaved an overture by Dekonskl ana
"Valse" by Wollenhaupt-
Miss Irene Kelly. the talented young
soprano vocalist was taken seriously
i'll on Wednesday and removed 10 the
hospital. where her condition has since
somewhat improved.
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The current number OF the Musical
Courier contains a column or inter
estine musical notes from Salt Lake,
sent by the local correspondent, Fred
c. Graham.
Mrs Harry Cue a well-KnOwn church
and concert singer of New York and
Rrooklyn who has been visiting her
brother. ". II. Shearmans for the past
two months leaves on Monday Tor
Portland. ore, where she Will spend
a bout two weeks. Before returning 10
her home in Brooklyn, Mrs. Cue will be
in Salt Lake again for a few days,
though IL is not probable that she viii
be able 10 keep her engagement TO
sing at 81. Marks cathedral.
John W Summerhays is spending the
summer in southern Utah, where he is
giving a series Of concerts in some OF
the larger towns.
Edward p Kimball. assistant taber
nacle organist. will reopen his studio
for piano and organ instruction about
September g. Mr.. Kimball viii devote
more time this year TO teaching, and
his classes promise TO be unusually
large.
The building at IS East South Tenn
ME street now occupied by the Graham
music bureau and several local musi-
clans Will be entirely remodeled by the
owner. H II. Cummings, who contem
plates fitting up twelve convenient and
attractive studios there. Work viii be
Monday and the exclusive
studio building will be renamed Han
del hall. The Graham bureau viii con-
tinue 10 occupy its present quarters
after the improvements have been
made.
A special organ recital was given by
Assistant Organist Edward p. Kimball
at the tabernacle on Wednesday in