The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-30

August 1910.
teaching based on science ar well as
-tr-flence. would be much more salts
factory. Professor Mills himself iudl-
ta-r1 points on which he thought there
ought 10 BE- no serious difference 90
opinion in theory or practice. The dis
cuaalpu Was cIrrled on by five gentle
men and one lady. while an Edinburgh
physician read a paper on tie develop
hent 81 speech and the speech mech
anlsm in the brain The general imDres-
aiol seemed % be- that Ine question Of
TIE relation Of science % voice prod uc-
lion was u great importance. aud that
tle day ~ Reliance on uuFe tradition
ana experience was past
The following Is IN English transla-
uon oI me words 81 The AIR de- Sa-
net sung Dy Miss Mary KimbaH an the
benefit concert FOR the Orphans Home
and DaT Nursery an the salt Lake
theatre on Monday evening. ID is
song much affected by foreign artists.
though not so well known here.
pie whose word effaces all sorrow.
The propnei is here. 10 Is 70 him that
g..
lie is gentle. he is good, his word IS
serene
he speaks. all Is quiet;
softer DER the plains
The heedful air passes gently,
tie speaks.
All. when VIII he return
When snail J hear him speak
Z as suffering, 4 was alone
and ms heart was Gained
ln listening 10 his meIOdious and ten
der voice,
Ay heart was caimedi
an beloved prophet can ! live with
Il is there. On this desert. where the
asf0nisLed crowd
Has followed his steps,
That some day he VIII receive me. an
abandoned child.
And VIII open his arms 10 me
Miss blanche sorensOn 81 Omaha.
Neps was the guest for four DAYS OF
iaat week of Mrs William a. NefzeII
az her home On North State street Miss
Sofenson is Tire president OF the music
section OF tae Is omens club Of Omaha
ana q well known writer az verses.
Mfioh she pu olishes under the title of
it"me-Aiade -inglcs. she WAS q former
pupE ~ Airs. Wetzell's in Portland,
tie., 81 the time they both made their
home m than city.
TIE music given at the services held
ny Iae RedemDtOrist Fathers al 81
Mar5s cathedral during The past two
weeks, has been of an exceptional char
actrH. tile fuli choir of thirty voices.
rnueT The direction of Miss Nora Glea-
son being in attendance al each meet
~. Hiss Gieasons work has been
IisHrl appreciated b. the large gather
ings that have ATTENDED tie services
Al the First Presbyterian church this
morning :he choir viii sing Tie Deum
"a HolSeiy ana for the response. the
Edna Dwyer win sing the contraito
solo Evening ard Morning b3 Max
Snicker Ia the evening the anthem
WIZ be II Lay Ms Sins On Jesus by
80 sweet and Tender" Mss Ella Pitts
largo, by Handel
The music an Phillips Congregational
church this morning viii be the anthem.
5y Emerson. and the Offert0ry solo. 20.
Love Divine by CoWens sung by Miss
Ruby Christensen Ia the evening the
llolr VIII give the anthem II VIII
LIT Up Mine Eyes. BY Adams.
The Schubert TFio. composed Of Miss
irene Aells, soprano Miss Helen Hart
.cyi NtOlinlst, and Mrs Beuiah Storrs
~ Wiz. reader. viii give d concert al
Richfieid on november =. During the
iFlp Go tie southern past Of the state
,asy VII also give reeitals ia several
other towns.
The music at the scandinavian rally
% the Republican party. which viii BE-
leid u the odeon on Monday evening.
Noysin9er VII be FURNISHED by the
rectlon OF Professor Anton Petersen.
Word has been received By Profess
sor >. j. Mcclellan OF the action taken
I.... al 80. ~ -
irrigation congress TO make a rendi-
,icn of Tia famous Irrigation ode Of
me salt Lake composer an integral part
- every session Of the congress. The
words uf che OGe We're composed hy
AIRS. Gilbert mcclure of Colorado
springs and ser 10 music By Professor
Mcclellan IL has been presented three
lines by the ogden tabernacle choir at
; iotai cost 81 $26,000, first IN Ogden
40 a session OF the congress in 1908. AZ
he Portland exhibition in 1895. when
Miss Emma Lucy Gates was the solOist
and at4the Sacramento session of the
congress IN 1907. In rs present form
The music b. Professor Mcclellan con-
sists ~ IS pages.
Mrs. Jessie T.. Sayn0r and her two
daughters. the Misses Rose and Doro-
uy Gayuor. will give a song recital
In the First Methodist church. Friday
exc ming. November 4. under the aus
DicSs OF the department Of music Of
veil-kn0wn composer being the author
N two books o. cllildrens sonEs now
in use Ia the city schools
Both Mrs. Gaynor and her daughters
are delightful yocalists and they VIII
give a recital OF varied and interest
ing character They have been spend
ing the past year in Europe and are
now on their return trip. They arrived
Ia Tie city last night and viii spend
the week In rest here and in renewing
q former warm friendship with Pros
lessor and Mrs William A. Wetzell
Airs. Gaynor viii meet the teachers
Of the public schools Thursday after
room. November s, in the High school
gymnasium She will address them Oh
The teaching Of music TO children n
Is expected that her recital on Friday
night viii be largely attended. as this
il the first opportunity 10 hear the
distinguished musician that has oc-
CURED in the city.
Leon Rains. late of the Metropolitan
Opera company and also OF the ROYAL
Dresden Opera company. who has GENE
10 salt Lake 10 make his hcHle viii be
beard for the first time in public here
81 the Free Kindergarten yaudevilia