The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-10
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Miss Hartley will return to Salt LAX,
III October,

Margaret f Andrews leaves Monday
| 10 enter school at Ferry Hall. located at
Lake Forest. III. In connection with her
school work sho Will study music with
the noted piano teacher, Victor Heinze
Morris A. Andrews Will leave Monday
! to assume. with the opening OF school.
| his position as instructor on the violin
| in Culver military academy, where he
graduated last June.
Tracy y. Cannon. organist at tho First
Congrega tional church. has arranged to
play the following numbers at the rcgu-
lar service at that church this morning
at il O'Clock:
Prelude, "Praysrn ,,.,.., Sawyer
sonata In ID Minor ......s,. ,Guilmant
! Allegro AssSr" ......,. ........,...
Onertory. "ArIetta". ..... -. Parker
Postlude ...... ......,....,. 80. Wachs
Rehearsals will he resumed by the choir
Of the First Methodist church about Sep
tember 10, under the direction OF Mrs.
prise during the coming winter a double
qrartettc and mixed chorus.
a reception will be rendered by the
church and congregation next Tuesday
night to Dr. and Mrs. Francis Burgctte
Short. Prof. and Mrs. William A Wet
zeil and MIR. and Mrs j. LOUIS Strohauer
Mrs, Strohauer Is organist for the church.
Arrangements have been completed
by the Aborn grand opera company with
George Maxwell, American representative
of the Italian publishing house OF G.
Riccordi & Co. for the presentation Of
the Fuccini operas during the coming
season OF the Aborn English grand opera
company,
The first rehearsal OF the Jewish quar-
tctte. for the special music for the COM
ing Jewish New Year observance Will be
held next Friday night. This holiday
u ter l11r n
the quariette Will have two rchoarsals d
week after next week.
The members of the quartette are Mrs
Corinne Harris Hammer. soprano; Miss
Edna Dwyer, contralto; Charles Kent.
tenor. and Robert Sddoway, bass. Miss
Pearl Rothschild Will be the orSanist
again this year.
Miss Hazel Barnes arrived In New York
"Wednesday and will remain I'm the me-
expected TO reach home Thursday OF the
coming week
The first music service OF the season
az st. Pauls Episcopal church will be
tonight. The Gregortau fes,al choral
service will be given by the mixed choir
Harry Rowe Shclly's "Hark. Hark, My
Soul will be sung, and Mrs. Emerson
r Bailey and Miss Bertha Johnson Will
De the Spl0lSls. IhomaS Eatnbone- l3te
OF London, VIII be the violin soloist and
Paul f. King will sing 20 Love Divine"
by Nevn. organist John y. Berkhoel
viii play Gounod's "Audante."
The muslcal service VIII be given on
the second Sunday night in each month
through tho fall and winter.
The most important development in
local musical circles soon is the engage
mcnt OF Madam Lillian Nordica who Will
sing in conjunction with the tabernacle
choir at the tabernacle, October .. The
contract was signed on Wednesday, thus
insuring the appearance OF the great
singer.
Arthur Fraber, son OF Prof Anton
Petersen Of this city, who returned TO
the city few months ago from New
York City, whore he had been studying
with Dannreuther noted teacher has
secured leave OF absence from the New
York Philharmonic orchestra. In which
he has been playing first violin for three
years. and VIII remain here with his
parents for n time,
Visit Moxum Hotel Cafe for tho nn.
est SOC table d 'hote dinner in the ci.T
Served every evening from 6 to 8,