The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-12

Music at st, Mary's.
For the o'clock mass at ST. Mary's
cathedral today the music will be organ
selections consisting OF prelude by Chopin
death Song" by Mendelssohn Miss LII
lie Wheaton and Miss Margaret Harley
Will sing an Ave Maria by Bcrdese. For
the o'cock mass Miss Loretto Boeh-
ler w!ll sing MY Faith In Thee" by Dud-
ley. At II o'clock the choir will sing
Wclrs ST. Cecilia mass in G, with Mrs.
Corinne Harris Hammer. Miss Alice Far
ren Edmund Condon. soloists. Ludwig
Isken will sing Neni Creator by Gcorza
will he sung by Gotthard Messenger: I'ud :
wig Isken, Max Won Zwcydorff and Joseph
Kinney.
Welsh Society Programme.
The Sons and Daughters Of Wales gave
a pleasing programme on FridaE night,
Gladys Williams Edwardine Parry, John
James Rees Davies and Eugene Meir-
cler.
First congregational Church.
Tracy Y Cannon Will play the follow
ing organ numbers at the First Congre-
gational church at the regular service
beginning at l0:45 o'clock this morning
Greeorian Impressions ......., .Gullmant
Meditation 80. ...'..'''...- frgslmeel
Allogrette in F.. IGar
The public is invited to attend The
service,
st. Paul's Programme.
At St Paul's Episcopal church today
the choir. under ]. B, Bcrlihoel will sing
King of Love" by Shelley, with Miss
Heva Dunford and Paul King soloists
The choir will also sing send Out Thy
| Light" by Gounod Mr.. Berkhocl will
| play an Andautc by Dubois,
Song and Story.
Mrs. William Ieleheart and NJ j.
| Brines. tenor, will give a programme OF
song and story at the Congregations.
will read Bongfelows King Robert OF
Sicily" with incidental music by Rosset-
ter C, Cole. and will also be heard in hel
poems of Paul Lawrence Dunbar. the
blind negro poet, who died recently MIR
| Brncs VIII sing series Of old French
ballads, a Greek song OF the classica
| period and a series by Edward Elgar.
st. Marks Today
church under G.. r. King. choirmaster
| will sing a re Deum by Dykes. witt
Miss Amy Osborne. solost: also. "Th'
Earth Is the Lords" by Lynes; At The
Nunce Dlmmittus in r by Simper
Symphony Concert February 81.
The next symphony concert will b'
| given on February II at the Salt LAX
theater, Two especially strong number
|
de Concert by Glazounow. These are
both very pretentious undertakings, bu
| the members Of the orchestra have mad
| such a magnificent showing that Profes
sor Mcclellan is confident OF success
! The orchestra will be assisted by Mis-
Lydia White harpist who Is a gradu
ate OF ST. Mary's academy in this city
Spencer Clawson, Jr.. who will be tn
concerto IN minor This Will be MI
Clawson's second appearance with th
orchestra and thcre is no question bu
that his first magnificent success will b
| repeated.
Lucia Sextette by Fifty Voices.
The tabernacle choir under the direc
ton of Prof. Evan Stephens, will give
concert on February 2S. Professo
Stephens announced at the concert give
last Tuesday night that one OF the spe
cial features OF the programme will b
the singing OF the SeXtette from "Luci
di Lammermoor." by fifty solo voices.
First M. E. Church.
the Lord (Jeaton) Miss Emma II
shaw and chior' soprano solo. II Hear
the Voice OF Jesus Say" (schneckerl
Dinsmitt. Jim Miss schracg, S. A. Abbott an al
choir; quartette, IF Ye,, Love Me
schrack. A. a. Abbott and Z. Eberhard
At Phillips Congregational.
gational church: Morning-organ pre-
: lude In G (Rudolph BibD; anthem, "Jus
AS / Am (Roberts): chorus, choir; OF
fertory, He Shall Lead His Flocks
finale. "Postlude" (Ashford) Evening
Organ prelude. BE Not AFRAID (Men
delssohn); chorus from "Elijah'" violi