The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-26
TABERNACLE CHORUS
ARRIVES HOME TODAY
Utah's Sweet Singers Com
plete Triunlpllal Transconti-
mental Tour Of Month.
BIG RECEPTION MONDAY
Assurances in Plenty That an
Enormous Audience Will
Hear Programme.
BIG RECEPTION MONDAY

The 200 triumphant singers and solo
isis, who comprise the New York
chorus Of the tabernacle Ioir, with
accompanying officials and excursion
lists. are due 10 arrive ''homc over
the Denver & Rio Grandc road IN a
special train early this morning lu
many respects the transcontinchtal coz
cert tour and New York appeara noes
have been tho most extensive ana me
morable undertakings ever carried out
bv The choir organization. After an
absence of ono month and two DAYS
7hc tired singers viii appreciate the.r
homes and dear ones, and enjoy incir
native clinc more than ever.
From every standpoint except that
of fipnpcial returns it is conceded lnat
the trip was one of great success nis
is trUr, If for no other reason. alone
from the viewpoint of publicity eiorts
on the part of the singers TO explot
Ihe resources, advantages and natura
attractions of Utah. The effect Of snch
work has alrcaly been substantially teil,
and in appreciation thereof the "el
come home, 90 the returning ag2reSa
tion will be one Of public demonstra
ton, in which all patriotic citizens, ir
respective of creed or religious dlvis
ion, will Join in one hearty acclaim
Tickets in Demand.
Final details Of the programme for
the testimonial concert and rcceptlon
tomorrow night in the tabernacle have
been completed with minor changes;
Yesterday was another day OF splendid
results amoug the members of the tex
et committee, club women aud stuicnts
who have laid siege to the city Tor me
sale Of tickets. It is reported that inc
sales are gratifying and tnat tne 'tp
ernaclc will be crowded Monday plgbt
with an enthusiastic, representative
audience. All Cav Yesterday the work
crs we're busy in all sectious OF me
CITY, ard automobiles were used TO VISIT
the OUTLYING sections.
The programme as previously an
nounced will he carried out with tee
exception Of the chorus by the orpneuS
club and the E'Gypsv Sweetheart
number, in which Horace 5, Eusign was
70 appear as soloist The abseucc from
Tho city OF many members of the OF
phcus club ard the necessity of Mr.. En-
sign s leaving Denver after the Fri1ay
night concert there to attend the con-
ycntiou Of state fair associations st
Chicago eliminated these numbers !
However. the other numbers VIII re |
main unchanged. No encorss will be
given.
Revised Programme.
The programme follows:
Song OF Welcome TO Returning Chorus.
Address Of welcome. e.....-.......-..-.
.......... Governor William Spry |
|"o''s. ooo - o'i Dudlcy Buck
Tabernacle Choir New York Chorus,
Selection from "Rleolctto." with solo
b. J. r. Hand, ,..-,>,,.,. ..,....:.;'...
Christmas song Observation-Disclosures Stephens |
Ladies' Chorus.
Harp solo Autumn ..,..... Miss White |
Male chorus. pixie. Combined Choir |
Solo ....,.'s...;;, MISS iona vans |
Death OF Minnchaha' '.......-...
Tabernacle Choir New York Chorus.
Soprano solo, kiss Waltz ...,-.....
,.,....... Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edward !
'Irrisa tion Ode Qast parD .........
............-... Prof. !. ]. Mcclellan !
Tabernacle Choir New York Chorus
Violin solo. Fantasia Apassoneta'
Observation-Disclosures. Willard Welhe |
Tenor solo from la Boheme". .....-
......~..-............ David Reese !
Sc|tctte from Lucia .......... Dcntzctti !
Fifty voices Tabernacle Choir
NeV York Chorus.