The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-29

newly organized choral society for male
voices. with delightful programme on
Tuesday evening at her recital hall, 9O9
Rice street. II. j. Sims rendered Il
flute solo. Others who appeared wero
Mrs. Sophie Brodbeck Bates, Miss OH
via Brodbeck and Madame Sophie Brod.
beck.
Music at Tiff M. E. Church.
Tonight at the Tiff Methodist Epis-
copal church on Ninth East and First
South streets. a sacred concert will be
given The programme follows: Pre-
lude. Miss Marguerite Duvall; vocal
solo, Miss Lucille Hill; anthem, Gwen
ing Hour baritone solo, G. w. Tor
renee; violin solo, Miss Gala Crane;
soprano solo, Mrs. Earl Cappock; piano
duet. Misses Alice Martin, Marguerite
Duvall; vocal duet, ''The Lord Is Ny
Shepherd, by Mrs. r. P. Nichols and
U. U, Hiskey.
Cantata Brilliant Success.
Tuesday evening at American Fork
''The Nativity was given by cho-
rus of lOe voices from the high school
and local musicians, under the direction
OF Miss Lottie Owen, supervisor of mu.
sic In the public schools Miss Owen
was assisted by Professor J. j. Nc
Clellan at the organ and m orchestra,
the other musicians being Fred Midg-
ley, first violin; Moses Goodmanson.
second violin; T, A. Nichol. viola; C.
L. JOY, clarinet; J. P. Olsen, cello;
Farley Jefferson, bass; Miss Ida Smith,
piano. The soloists were Mrs, Eugene
Gluff, soprano; Miss Julia Brown, alto;
John II. Davis. tenor; Eugene Clutr,
baritone; Ray Nichols, bass. The can
tata was great success and Miss Owen
deserves unbounded praise for her good
work. The chorus was fine in attack,
sang with good expression. vigor and
style. The orchestral numbers were the
Fortune Teller" by Victor Herbert;
10 a Wild Rose" MacDowell: cello
500, The swami Saint Saens, ], P.
osssai;. Ulssen; Spring Song" Mendelssohn,
(Godard), Fred Midgley; "Intermez.
20, from "Cavalleria RusticanaU - Mas.
cagni.
In Honor of Burns
The programme given Tuesday even.
ing to honor the memory of Robert
Burns was great success Those TAX
ing part were Mrs. Flora Mcdonald
Snyder, Mrs. Corinne Harris Hammer
PROFESSOR Charles Kent and his male
chorus, Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edward
Davld Nelson, William Cook and the
scottish quartette.
orpheus Club Reorganization.
Inc meeting to reorganize the Or.
pheus club was held at the Commercial
eluo last Tuesday evening, The meet.
ing was addressed by w. II. Shearman
all present to join the organization. and
called upon the following gentlemen to
express themselves regarding the club.
A. b. Peabody, w. II. Shearman w G.
Ebangh w. j, Mccoy. M. ]. Brines
Fred Free Bennett, Thomas S. Ashworth, j.
Willard Squires, j. L. Hand, Fred C.
Graham, Eli w. Call and Andrew Bow.
man All were unanimous in their
views and promised to lend everv aid
| possible to further the clubs interest.
many. going into detail as TO their post
! associations with the club,
The. resignation of the old officers
and directors was voted upon and car
RED. The retiring officers were: w. II
ohearman, president; E. Z. Scott, vice
Pres president; paIu0., tus Youngberg; secretary;
more. librarian; w. ]. Mccoy d;rcctor
at large; A. II. Peabody, mnsie dire.
tor, and W, c, Ebaugh, assistant di.
rector "-
After some discussion the election of
othcers was proceeded with, the rules
of the club being suspended and the
foilowln" officers and directors were
elected unanimously: A, H Peohod,,
president; J. D. Spencer. vice ppes;
dent; Fred c. Graham. secretary: Fred
Bennett, treasurer; w. II. Shearmnn
director at large, and l.. Frances Zulick
librarian.
The board of directors was instructed
to elect a conductor and report at the
next meeting, to be held at the Com.
merlal club next Tuesday at s O clock
The following are the officers and
members of the Orpheus club as re.
organized Tuesday night: A. II. Pea.
body, president; j. ID. Spencer, vice
president; Fred Z. Graham, secretary;