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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-22
LOCAL AND GENERAL


DickersGn, under The BlGisdeH.
Lovely Washington Birthday, trim
med advertisement
10000 loads CT gooG soil for sale.
Geo. NJ. Yamada, McCandless block,
'phcne 2l57.-adyerIisement
WaHted--TSU mole passengers fol
around : the island at $500. Lewis
Stables and Garage. Tel 214l.--ad-
gertisement
William Mckinley Lodge No. s. X.
of p, will meet for short business
session at X OF p. hall at half-past
seven tonight
Try a case OF assorted sodas from
the Consolidated Soda Works and you
will order again. Theirs is the best in
the advertisement
Rev. Akaiko Akana will speak in
Hawaiian at the kaumakapili church
Sunday evening at seyen-thirty
O'clock The public is cordially in
vited ~ III:
Memorial services were held this
morning at eight O'Clock at the Catho-
lie Cathedral in memory of the late
John s. Nascimento. Many we're
present
Collectors of Green Stamps are en-
titled TO chance free on a whole
room full of furniture. Come in and
see. Everything free for Green
Stamps. advertisement
Post Quartermaster Sergeant j. ID.
0'Brien, Schofield Barracks and John
-0Hogan, wagon master in charge of
fro ne .OTsfo of 20 he
the transport yesterday afternoon.
Genuine Kryptok blfocal lenses fur
ni$hed promptly. Factory on the prem
ises, A. N. Sanford, optician, Boston
building, Fort street. over Henry May
& Co. Telephone l74O.-advertise-
ment
/ have a thousand designs of 1914
calendars to select from. See me be-
fore buying elsewhere. Geo ".
Jai1ins, auctfoneer and commission;
agent, 76 BeretanIa street advertise
ment
NJ. j.. Silva, the undertaken, has a.
new autocar 9ld is now prepared for,
removing bodies to or from any part
of the city and country districts.
Phone 1179; night call 2514 or 2160.--I
A party OF more than twenty Sun
day school workers, on their way
around the world, will be met when
the Tenyo Maru arrives March 7th]
by local workers headed by Rev. A.
A. Ebersole and Rev. Fl. P. Judd, who
have drawn UP plans TOR their enter
tainment.
Patriotic exercises will be held by
the inmates of Oahu prison, beginning
at three-thirty o'clock this afternoon.
in addition to literary and musical
program arranged in honor of Wash
ingtons birthday, religious services
will also be held Rev. E. C. Smith |
of the Methodist church will preach !
All those who are interested in the
German language are cordially invited |
to attend the evening conversations
which Pastor Emil Engelhardt is 60
ing to hold every Friday evening at 8
o'clock sharp, at the German Schools
ON Eeretania street, commencing With
Friday, March It'll There will be a i
small charge of 80 cents month for
each attendant in order to pay for |
light and other upkeep expenses.-ad-
Run over by hand car he was
working on himself, an unknown Jap
,nese met death yesterday at Eva
Mill. The news reached police head
in hurry call for Deputy |
Sheriff John jack Fernandez of /
Eva, who was attending the horse
races, and he and Sheriff Jarrett
alter went down to the scene The
,nly details that could be learned |
we're that he rolled off the car while
t was in motion.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
ELECTION OF oFFIcERs.
weha Agricultural Company, LImlss

At the regular annual meeting OF
shareholders OF Weha Agricultural
Company, Limited. held at the office
of G. Brewer & Company, Ltd, Agents,
in Honolulu. February 10th, 1918. the
following Directors and Auditor were
elected to serve for the ensuing year:
E. F. Bishop, Richard Iyers and II.
NJ. Whitney, Directors,
Fl. Glass, Auditor.
At subsequent meeting OF the
Board of Directors. the following Of
ficers were appointed to serve for the
ensuing year:
E. F. Bishop ............P President
Richard Ivers ........ vice-President
II. NJ. Whitney
...........S Secretary and Treasurer
II. NJ. WHITNEY,
Secretary Weha Agricultural
Company. Limited.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-22

Suggestions given for simplifying
or systematizing office work. All
business confidential.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-22

Conducts all classes Of Adults and
and furnishes Reports
on all kinds Of financial work.
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ANNUAL MEETING.
Pacific Sugar Mill.

Pacific Sugar Mill.
The adjourned annual meeting of the
stockholders of Pacific Sugar Min will
be held at the office of F. A. Schaefer
& Company, Limited, in Honolulu, on
Wednesday, the 2eth day of February.
1913, at 1870 O'Clock p. m
J. w. WALDRON,
Secretary
5476-4t.
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.Jack-So your wealthy aunt is dead.
She lett a last will and testament, |
suppose? Tom-Yes. Jack-No doubt
she remembered you? Tom-She did.
/ got the Testament-Boston Trans
criDt
The Marshall republican., 1913-03-21
MALTA BEND.

Mrs. Brady and daughter. Miss
Flora were shopping in Marshall last
Monday.
Miss Daisy Franklin. after spend.
'ng ten days with her sisters in Kan.
sas City. returned home last Tues
day accompanied by her sister, Miss
Mable who will make a visit here,
Mrs. Marvin Bryan was shoppina
In Marshall last Monday.
James Adams was %transacting bust.
ness In Marshall last Thursday.
Mr.. Frank Meinershagen and MIR.
Lester Levey were t%ransacting bust.
ness In Marshall, last Wednesday.
Mrs. Gilchrist and daughter. Miss
Hattie, who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. James Chrisman for some
time left Monday for Nebraska.
Mr.. W. ". Wilson and wife left
the first OF last week for Norway.
Kansas. their future home.
Mrs. DR.. Brown went TO New Ha-
Ncn last thursday To visit her dau-
ghter. Mrs. Eugene Levesay.
Mr.. Frank Blackburn was transact
ing business in Marshall. last Sat
iirday.
MIR. Jasper Cole and Miss Dierking
we're shopping IN Marshall. saturday.
Miss Bertha rlattner OF Grand
Pass wgs the guest OF her uncle, MIR.
Andy plattncr and namily Sunday.
Mrs. Humphrey and son of Grand
Pass was the guest Of her son Mr.
George Humphrey and family. Mon
day.
Johnnie Riley was the guests Of
relatives nj Grand Pass. Sunday night
Miss Leah Thornton was the din
ner guests OF the Misses Platner.
Sunday,
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Mt. LEONARD

Mrs. Dowden returned home N,
first Of the week after n visit OF n few
weeks with her daughter In Sweet
81 rings.
Honor Roll OF Prairie View school.
The following Is n list OF the
names of the pupils IN a class OF the
Prairie View School. who have nei
misspelled a word during the lasl
school month. Eighteen In the
class:
List number oLe Herman Schroe
der, Helen smith. Nicholas smith,
Lorine Lynch. Clarence Schroeder,
Elizabeth Triton. Alma Rodenburs
George Seibert, Elvin Mueller, Elv0
Triton, Agnes Triton. Arthur Cook
Helen Cook. Gertrude Taylor. Annie
Rodenbnrg.
List number two Below IL a list
| OF the names who have not misspell
ed but one word during the las,
school month: George Selbert. Myr-
tie Taylor and Brady Triton. g. I.
, Grimes, teacher.
James Welsh, who has been on III,
sick list for the past week, il report
| ed 10 be better.
The Marshall republican., 1913-03-21
.lyRt:S


Miss Hazel Boring OF Good Hope
neighboi hood Is visiting relatives
here this week.
The Entertainment nj the Walker
school house GU March ~ was very
interesting.
The passenger boat scott" passed
down the river loaded with stock and
grain Sunday.
Julius velton aud family aud Miss
Nettic Neville visited e. x. Irland
and family Sunday.
y. n. Edwards OF Charlton county
Is very sick.
The duck hunters here are having
n time hunting as the river IL raising
very fast. There are not very many
ducks Ia now.
Sunday school sunday was well at
tended.
Mrs. Nellie Harris aud daughter
visited V. y. Dunlancy and family
Wednesday.
Miss Mary Hermann is out collect
Ing money for the purpose OF buyins
song books for the Baptist churcl,
here this week.
V. u. Dulaney IL binding u barn
FOR Curtley Garrett this week.
The Marshall republican., 1913-03-21
IHARDENlAN.

jeff Hazel hauled corn to Walter
den were guests Monday night ut Mr.,
Tom Davis.
Misses Ethel ELLIS and Lucy Dow
Neff last week.
MIR. John Mailman was trading
here Monday.
Mr.. Herman Ikerman and family
moved In Hardeman this week.
Mrs. Glen Amsbrry aud Mrs, Er-
nest Townsend spent Tuesday with
Mrs. Ben oaell.
Rev. Leonard aud son were guests
OF Simon Davis and family. Sunday.
Miss Margaret Davis returned to
Marshall, Sunday to attend school,
Walter Leimkuhler made a bust
ness trip TO Slater. Monday.
Several from this vicinity attend
cd the sale OF Mr.. Hollywood, Tues
day. 49, r~L-~.-"
Mr.. Jack West and Linwood Brown
were here Tuesday.
Frank, Chas. Lorene and Mary Pi
per spent a few hours at Mr.. vii
Odell's. Monday night,
Walter L~eimkuehler was tradinl
IN Slater, Tuesday.
Mrs. J. r. Townsend and daughter
Catherine and Lorene spent Saturda!
afternoon at Mrs. l.. Il. Odell's.
Several from here attended thu
spelling match at Clay Center, Fri
day night.
Mrs. A. Highbarger OF Gillian wa
buried near here at Concord Gene
terry, Friday.
Messrs. Walter and John Leimkue
hler and OFT Meyers visited the latte
part OF the week with Mr.. and Mri
l.. w. Leimkuehler of Alma,
Mrs. o. G. Brown spent Wednesda
1T j. u. T~ownsend's.
Miss Mary Odell aud Linwoo
Brown, OF Clay Center, passed thr
here Friday afternoon anroute to Mis-
Margie Lucas ear Arrow Rock. RI
turned sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. bud Neff were trad
ing 10 MarshalI, saturday.
VIVA I.
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IHI:itNDON

II. A. Thomas and w, +. Riddle
went 10 Marshall recently,
T. j. Johnson shipped . car load 0.
hogs from Sweet Springs Thursday,
DIR. J, ID. Jackson went To Kansas
City with a patient last week.
Jim Aulgur is going TO have IL sale
next Monday. Mr.. aud Mrs. Aulgar
aud children are going to leave right
away for Texas for the benefit OF
Mrs, Augur's health.
Mrs. Yokely 1yas buried az Haze
Grove cemetery Monday. She wa'
burned severely several weeks age
and died from the results. Mrs
Yokely was a sister OF Mesdames Joe
Hilton aud Chas. Fenwick.
The G. l.. society will have !,
social Friday evening at the homd o
Mr.. and Mrs, II, A, Thomas.
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saassssaasss.s4 *3++4t+@4+#

in town Wednesday afternoon and at
tended the meeting OF the cemetery
association at the Old Tavern.
John Reynolds and wife OF Coo
per were town visitors "Wednesday.
Miss Bessie odell one of our popu-
lar teachers was a week end guest at
the home of her cousin Mrs. Walter
Digss In Cooper.
Misses Mildred Siocum and Henrie-
TIA Gibson OF Blankwater returned 70
their home Sunday alter O visit al
several dsys with Miss Edna Park,
The Marshall republican., 1913-03-21

NELSON

DR.. NJ. G. McAlister went to Kan
sas City Wednesday to attend the
dental meeting which was held there
last week.
John Marshall died az his home. 2
miles south OF town Tuesday morn
ing at II o'clock. He had been sick
for several months with "a complica-
ton OF diseases The funeral servic-
e. were conducted at the Salt Fork
church Wednesday morning at II
o'clock by Rev. l.. r. Clemens of
Marshall. The interment was made
in the Salt Fork cemetery. One son
Una and the wife survive.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. r. Wiley visited a
portion OF tile week with Harry Hud-
son and family of Arrow Rock. They
irtend leaving Saturday for Califor-
MIA. where they will make their home
In the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Shackelford OF
Napton spent Wednesday with Mrs.
w iONdn Hhu tdIllIN
5. W. Clute has purchased the
Blakely property on Baker street and
will move there in the near future.
Mrs. Sophia schilb OF pilot Grove
IL visiting her daughter. Mrs. Ray
L~otspeich.
Dabney Finley Is visiting relatives
In Springfield.
George Thomas and family moved
TO an island near Arrow Rock the
first OF the week. They intend re-
turning IN the fall.
Mrs, j., McClelland has been real
sick with the grip for several days.
&. T.. williams is building u barn
on his property just below the lum-
Der yard.
Miss Mary White returned Friday
morning from Wichita. Kansas.
where shc has been visiting Mrs. G
Critics and Mrs. ID. u. Lowderback.
Rev. Clinton Cox passed through
here Saturday on his way to oyerton
whore he preached sunday.
Rev. snapp preached nj the
Methodist church sunday morning
and evening. lie was the guest Of
Mrs. Joe Wood.
Miss cleo Holmes OF Kansas city.
who is at present singing In Slater.
game down sunday morning with
Misses Christine Nelson aud Eloise
FLANDERS aud visited her uncle. l.. NJ.
Nelson. aud family until Monday
morning.
Clarence Wolford IL carrying the
mail for MIR. cordry for q few days.
Mrs. Roy Grossmsn and children
went to Billingsville Saturday norm
Ing and returned Monday morning
Little Miss Thelma Cowan. who
has been quite sick for several days,
was able TO b. out sunday.
Tom Fowler. who has been down
with pneumonia for several days was
reported no better Monday morning.
John Koenig, who lives Oh a farm
near town got his foot badly cut
Monday. Ills mother and the doctor
went out Immediately upon receiving
the news.
Doctors Barnes. Smith aud Shuck
and Messrs. VIM. iiauley and ". IL.
Higginbottham were summoned TO
Marshall Tuesday on the Elgin trial.
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Mrs. Walter Townsend was a guest
Siondsy Al the home OF John Rey-
nolds in Cooper.
Frank Townsend was uansacting
business in Marshall. Monday
q. p. Martin and wife are making
their home for the present with Glib
son Scott and wife.
II. +. Morris and Ed. Gibson made
a trip TO Boonville, Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry McCart and daughter
Miss Ella OF Cooper were shopping ~
tcwn, Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1913-03-21

Sam Fisher and family moved the
first OF the week to the farm ives, o.
town.
Mrs. Carl Merely was among the
shoppers in town TUESDAY
Miss Ruth Piper passed through
town. Monday enrQute to Howard to
visit her sister, Mrs. Frank Watts.
7, ". Hogge and family OF the
county were shopping he"eWednesda,
afternoon.
Mira. Horace Eades and Misses Jes'
sic and Nora Eastman OF Cooper wers
The Marshall republican., 1913-03-21
ARROW ROCK.

J.. II. Dickson from west OF town
was ON IA streets Monday.
T. II. Dickson. who recently moved
to the west end. Is improving the
looks of his residence this week by
having Il painted. Let the good
work 40 on.
Messrsx Eichman and Enapp went
70 the country last Monday-and work
ed all day helping Dave Green to ge
The Marshall republican., 1913-03-21
the shingles ON his new house.

the shingles on his new house.
Mesdames L.um Gibson and Pm
Reynolds OF tIardeman were among
the crowd In town Monday afternoon
j. n. Dickson OF IT, louis was {
guest OF home folks here last sunda,
and Monday.
June Martin anu FAMILY have gone
40 housekeeping In tho killer proper
ty.
Mrs. Gene vanArsdeli was s~isitinI
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Y. ia
! wilson in MARSHALL, Monday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-13
Music Notes.

Mrs Stella Angel Fletcher Will be
soloist for the First Church OF Christ,
Scientist during the absence OF Mrs
Emily Sitter
Miss Marie Hughes, harpist of the
Sha w Hughes Evans trio, will return
home Wednesday. On SUNDAY last Miss
Hughes played for the state ChautauQua
at Boulder. Colo.
The general public and y. z. A. dele
gates in particular are invited TO the
concert 10 be given at $3.50 this after
noon by the Utah state prison band on
the shaded lawn In front OF the prison.
The last three concerts of the season
By the Twentieth Infantry band, under
the direction OF A. de La Mora, Will be
given at Fort Douglas Monday, Tuesday
and "Wednesday evenings.
Miss Helen McNitt, daughter Of J; c.
McNitt. auditor OF the oregon Short
Line. has gone 10 Nav York. from which
city after q briet visit, she Will sail 10:
Germany to spend two years In piano
work.
There will be no special music at st
Mary's cathedral today, as the members
OF the choir are enjoying brief sum
mer vacation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-13
WELSH AIRS FEATURE
. Of CAMbR|AN OUTING
Professor H. E. Giles VIII Ar
range for National Step
Dancing Contests.

Extensive preparations are being
made by the Cambrian society of Salt
Lake for the fifteenth annual outing
Of the Welsh people Of Utah, which
will take place at Saltair July IT, AS
usual, music will be the main attrac-
ton, a number of wel-known artists
having been listed to appear.
Prof II. E. Giles has been selected
TO take charge of the musical end of
the event, and announces that Mont
gomery's orchestra Of fifteen pieces
will accompany the singers at the con-
cert which is scheduled TO take place
upon the arrival of the train which
leaves Salt Lake at 5 clock in the att
ernoon.
The main address Of the day will be
"Prince Madoc, the Original Discoverer
of America.
In the absence of Arthur L. Thomas,
president Of the Cambrian organiza-
tion, who is now on his way to Eu.
rope, Captain D. l.. Davis, vice presi-
dent, will be master of ceremonies
Prof. Giles announces number of
old Welsh step dancing contests for
which suitable prizes Will be offered,
During the day the orchestra Will play
ancient Welsh airs, arranged by Colonel
Godfrey of the Coldstream Guards
band of England, who visited this city
a number of years ago,
Last year s attendance at Saltair on
Cambrian day numbered over 5000 peo-
pie, and ii is expected that this year S
attendance will be far in excess of that
number,
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Music at Pioneer PARK.

The following programme will be given
at Pioneer park this afternoon at 8
o clock under the direction OF Charles c.
Bush. manager OF the Troubadours; Fl,
c. Sandberg conducting;
March. "Cal OF America. "......
,........., Louis Won der Mehden
Waltz. Heart Memories. Walter Rolfe
Overture. Flying Artillery" op. %
......,.....,.... Edward BergenholtS
Popular number. BE My Little Baby -.
Bundle Bee. "...... Henry I. Marshall
Novelette,, Pearls ....,. Neil Morett
olive minutes intermission)
Overture, Northern Lights" ,,,.....
IA, j. NelCl
Waltz. Perfume OF the Vtolets".
.................., Walter Rol!e
March. The Thunderer" ",.......
.,.,.............. John Philip Sousa
Reverie, Romance OF a Rose"
Laurence 3, o'Connor
Ballet, Flight OF the Birds" ". NJ. Rice
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Would Have Public Hear
Greatest of Music Free

public production OF four great works OF
music-"Fair Ellen" by Max Bruch:
Beethoven's Mount Of olives" Haydn's
Creation and Handers Messiah The
Creation has been produced two sue
cessive years and each time the public
was invited TO hear the masterpiece with
OUT cost q great throng attended.
Mr.. Coop further pointed out that per-
fornances OF works like these great ora
torlos are OF necessity expensive, re-
quiring large and well rehearsed SYM
phony and soloists OF high talent and
much training. Hence these productions
do not pay as a financial Investment for
an individual, but their good effect upon
those who attend can be said TO be in
disputa BILE.
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Concert TO Aid Widow.

AZ ths Salt Lake theater Monday even
VIII be given testimonial concert
me widow and children OF Patrol
go Thomas Gritfths. who several weeks
81 was shot and killed while on duty,
~ excellent progra mme for the even
X me Wh.ppoorwiil ..... Westman
" All lhro' the Night.....,.....,.
r.....,,..-,........... Ancient Welsh air
SsSeiimorlan male quartette-Messrs.
IIsSniilps, Brown. Bywater and lianni. .
y, Mrs. Edward McGurrin.
nlohn oblieato. Professor Skelton.
slor solo. "Thora" "..,......., Adams
VIII D. Phillips.
'p-Esho solo, Just Wearyin' for
al. Mrs. Maggie Tout Browning,
"ecuon, Silver Threads" s"...,..O Oanks
(By request.)
Cambrian male quartette.
nesone solo. "Cambrian War
cong" 49,. ,.......... Richards
ham, Charles Kent
''snn solo, "Zigeunerweisen".. -Sarasts
.,,.. George E. Shelton,
"iftalo solo, The Moon Drops
',:'.... .,.,..-.......,,Ca Cadlan
son,. Miss Edna Dwyer.
'' solo: Carnival OF Venice.
II ''''''. -......,.,...ss.B Bucalossl
,sa..., Emil II. johnson.
I ''ffiHen' 'fisenn' Those. Songs My Mother
hns,. cambrisu male quartette.
selolsts. quartette and audience.
AeConpanist, Prof. II. z. Giles
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The great works OF music should
be given 20 the public free of charge,
frequently and under conditions that
will make them attra actlve. In no
other way will the love for good
music become universal The state.
the church and the educational in
stitutions should pay the cost OF pro-
duction.
This is the statement OF Squire Coop,
for seven years head of the music de-
partment of the University OF Utan, IN
response TO the direct question: How
can the public taste for tine best music
be fostered?i
The subject arose In n discussion OF
the work OF the University Music society,
which has in tho past four years given
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-13
Resources over s4,5oo,ooo, =
NOTICE OF AMENDMENT.

Western Loan q Savings Company,
Notice is hereby given that an ad
journed session Of the annual meeting Of
Western Loan & Savings Co. will be held
at the office OF the company. Nc. 10 East
First South street. Salt Lake City, Utah,
on Monday, The 4th day OF August. A. p.
1918 al 8 o'clock p. M, for the purpose.
among other things. TO consider and vote
upon proposition TO amend the articles
OF incorpora ton OF said company by In
creasing the authorized capital stock OF
said corporation from $4,000, 10000 TO
s12, ,00o. 900 90 and from 100000 shares 10
l20, coo shares, said increase to be gem
eral stock. so that the first paragraph
OF article 5 OF said articles of incerposa-
tion relating to the above subject as and
II amended shall hereafter read as fol-
lows:
Article S-The amount OF the capital
stock OF this corporation shall be $12,.
900. .o00.0 90, divided into 10000 shares of
the par value of 5000 90 each" The bal
ance OF said article remaining as here
tofore.
This notice Is given and said business
will be transacted at snid meeting pursu-
ant to an order OF the board OF 'direc-
tors OF said company.
p. w. MADsEN. President.
d11ss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-13

drilled and led by Prof, ], R. Boshard.
supervisor OF music in the Provo schools,
and throughout the programme demon
strated careful training and high order
tho acf that the music given was home
production. the three songs being the COM
positions OF Prof c. W, Reid of the Brig
ham Young university music department. !:
With James whItcomb R!leys June
when the Frost Is on the Pumpkin, ana
"The Passing of Heart" as his inspira-
,ion Mir. Reid has achieved an efleeuXe ., We
harmonious and appropriate settihs ,oi
In melody the pathos in "The Passing OF
IJsor ri -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-13
Special Music at ST. Paul's.

Special music will be given at St.
Paul's Episcopal church this Sunday
evening at s o'clock. under the direction
OF Hugh w. Dougall, cho!rmaster, with
Miss Ruth Bellemere at tho organ. The
programme follows:
Soprano solo, "Sing Ye Aloud" 49,, Buck
Miss Winifred Smith
Tenor SOLO ''My Hope Is in the Ever
lasting from THE Daughter OF
Jalrius' ..................,. Stalner
Rulon Robson.
Anthem. "Oh, How Amiable" Barnly
Soprano solo, my Redeemer and My
Lord ..........., ...,.,.,..., Buck
Miss Margaret Summerhays
Duet. Forever With the Lord. .Gounod
Miss Winlfred Smith Hugh w. Dougall.