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

honor of the officials of the Western
Pacific and Denver & Rio Grande rail-
roads, c. II. Schlacks, 4. A. Wadleigh
and T. L. LOmaX. and the visiting rep
resentatiYes of the Japanese-P Pacific
steamship lines. The program was as
follows: Offertory in G, Batiste: An
danttnO, '"TO My Wife" Lemare; Der
ceuse," ole Olsen, and an old melody ar
ranged by the performer. A feature
that caused considerable surprise
among the Orientals in attendance was
the playing of the Japanese national
song by Mr.. Kimball, who gave II three
times, as is their custom, and in the
usual tempo.
The concert which was TO have been
given at Liberty park last Thursday by
the Hawaiian trOubadOurs and was
postponed on account Of rain will be
given Thursday, August IS. The fol-
lowing program will be presented:
The Great Divide March and TwO-Step
Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly 49,.
Unrequited Love .....--.....-. Waltz
Cupld.s Garden .............. Selection
Nam Nam .e;.......-''.''' Hawaiian song
Put on Your Old Gray Bonnet. 49,.
Forget-Me-Not ..-..... hawaiian Song
4 Trip 10 the North Pole ........
................ March and Two-Step
Mrs. Alberta Dersham has received
word from her former master Xaver
Scharwenka Of Berlin, that he is con
templating an American tour that viii
possibly include Salt Lake in its itin-
erary DR.. ScharWenka has not aD-
peared in this country in twelve years
and his proposed return is a matter of
great interest to musicians. Mrs. Der
sham IS now making inquiries 10 learn
II the necessary guarantee can be Sc
cured.
The music at the Commercial club
luncheon yesterday which was under
the direction OF Fred c. Graham, in
cluded a trio, Claude NettletOn, violin;
Albert Pres, cello, and Irving Snow,
pianist; and Miss Esther Davis, vocal
sOloist The program given by these
artists was an unusually pleasing one.
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The following program will be CIV
en- by Held's band at the Liberty park
band concert tonight:
March, The Man Behind the Gun"
$4,000. $3.50. ......'...... .Sousa
Overture, awakening OF the Lion"
Selection. ..Winsome Winnie" Edward
Caprices, "Stephani Gavotte," 'rrau-
Popular selection, II Trovatore," Verdi
Overture. Bronze Horse" .Auber
SlecetiOn, ''LOhengrin" Wagner
Waltz, "CaprlclOsO" ........NOn Weber
COrnet solo, Bonnie Sweet Bessie"
within a Mile - Edinboro Town"
March, "All is Right .......Von BlOm
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Mrs. Mabel Sharp Herdian, the noted
Chicago soprano was a visitor in salt
Lake Oh Thursday on her way to Cali
fOrnia. She will also spend a week
with Mrs. Harold Siegel at Wells, Ne
vada, on her way to the coast Mrs.
Herdian is said to have the highest sal
aried church position in Chicago at
Sinai temple and is also a sOlOist with
the Thomas orchestra.
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Francis Woodmansee is preparing an
unusually good program for his recital
that VIII be given next month. This
Will be the first opportunity afforded
since Mr.. WoOdmansee's return 10 the
city, 70 hear him in public and his
friends are anticipating a rare event.
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Miss Bertha Johnson, who has just
returned from California, will sing
'One Sweetly Solemn Thought" by AM
brOse, at St. Pauls church this morn
ing. Organist J. B. Berkhoel Will play
prelude by Saire.