The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-22
Child Pianist In February.
Music and Musicians.

The music section of the Ladies Lit
erarv club enjoyed musical pro
gramme on Friday afternoon, given un-
der the direction of Mrs. A. n. Pea.
BODY. Mrs. N Morris gave sketch of
Spanish and gypsy music and musical
numbers were given by Mrs. T. ;. Mur-
phy. Miss Marian Gilkerson, Mrs. Jack
Keith. Mrs. P. II. Hopkins, Miss Edna
Dwyer, Mrs. Wetzell's quartette and
lin and guitar.
Miss Romania HYDE and her ladies
string quartette will play the follow
ing programme at the Commercial club
Sunday evening, ) to S: March from
'Tannhauser; Invitation to Waltz,
Serenade: "Yelva;n Ariette; Morning
Song: Hungarian Dance; Souvenir: 90 To
Wild Rose:' "PeeT Gynt, Snite l.
"Meuuetto; Beautiful Land of
Nod - "Nisions. - The quartette also
gave a programme Saturday noon for
lunc cheon.
The St Lawrence orchestra OF ST.
Mary's cathedral is working hard on
the music for the st. Patrick's concert.
The members of the orchestra are
Misses Emma Cullen. Elsa Berger. Hell
Gavin, Thomas Hanrahan, Frank Ber
ger, John Kane. Jack o 'Brien.
The music for the clock mass at
ST. Mary's cathedral on Sunday will be
by the St. Cecilia chorus. For the s
o clock mass the organ selections will
be prelude, by Chopin; "Old Hymn, -
by Palestrina, and Consolation by
Kirchner.
The members of the Children of Mary
Sodality enjoyed a delightful musical
programme Wednesday evening, the
musicians being Misses Romano Little,
Gladys Chase, pianists; Mae O'Neil,
Marguerite Scott and Claire Little, vo.
cahsts.
The members of st. Marks choir, un-
der the direction Of G. r. King, choir
master, will sing "Lord, Thy Glory
Fills the Heavens by Dorthier, to-
day, with Mrs W. F. Adams contralto
soloist and Miss Isabel Osborne So
prano soloist.
The st. Paul s choir. under the direc-
ton of organist J. B. Berkhoel, will
sing the "Radiant Morn" by Wood.
be the soprano soloist. Mr.. Berkhoel
will play prelude by Guilmant
Tracy y. Cannon, organist for the
TODAY: "Meiody in A Flat" West;
"Adagio," Volkmar; Meditation,
Harker; offertory, Parker; postlude,
Vincent.
Miss Nora Gleason had an interest
ing studio recital last Saturday, the
pqnils taking part being Irene Goody.
| Alice Ferguson, Anna Aures, Dolly
| Christensen. Margaret Finch, Dorothy
Wood, Nancy Finch.
| The members of the Radcliffe club
VIII meet on the evening of Thursday,
! February 4. The evening will be de.
voted to the study of Beethoven. Miss
Lillian Oliver will have charge of the
programme.
| Five hundred children are in active
rehearsal for the great concert which b
Will be given at the Salt Lake the.
ater on March II for the benefit OF the
Kearns st. AIMS orphanage.
Mrs; Albert Ross. formerly Of Bos.
ton, dramatic soprano, has become a
member of st. Paul's Episcopal choir.
Mrs. Ross is pupil of Mrs. NJ. f.
| Lewis of this city,
Madame Sophie Brodbeck will give a
concert at her recital hall, 900 Rice
street, Tuesday, January "a, at 8 p. m,
to the members Of her newly formed
vocal class.
M. J. Brines spent yesterday in Og-
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ture before the Historical society, TAX.
ing for his subject, "Starting Career
in Music
The choir of St. Mary's cathedral
will sing Weigand IS festival mass for
the ii o clock mass on Sunday. The
offertory will be a "Tantum ERGO. y
by Mantani.
Spencer Clawson, Jr., will be the solo.
| ist for the next symphony concert and
will play Chopin IS concerto Opus II.
r. J. Jessup will have charge of q
sacred concert which will be given al