Show n 4 -r 8A Sunday Morning THE — —: SALT LAKE HERALD October 12 1919 & - w i -aw lkp Jn t t ' Realm of Music ' ' "" ' 11 11 ' ' 1 ' Utah’s Heroes Ho w Honored Minneapolis New Sympkony A at Oratorio CONINING Emil personal a Oberhoffer Orchestra of sketch essentials of cccleclastlcal music is the theatre ardent an patron of he has a broad and Intimate with books old and new and of history unusual an knowledge is of to part his close inspiration of world conditions modern In all their political social phases of In the JVDAS ( tl MACCABAEUS” the at Tabernacle evening society as by died the world In the colors in fconor those of by Simon B and IL Roberts chaplain 145th Utah Light artillery The of the 362d regiment were to the state taps and were He many city Mr Atchison musical Xake membered his engagements although a as masterful circles fine will also be Mr in was chosen t ciety i who unusually an by parttire from always is Coop choice frrYn of recognition artistic high bass popular a this the so- a de- splendid temperament the wonderful In the work exquisite of most chorus recitative and aria Mr Nfagginettl held the audience enraptured and the full when chorus the final “Halleluiah Amen” the effect was overpowering the or production better than which Salt Lake has credit never heard should be given chiefly to Mr Coop riuei secretary unance of the In the last entered tilling mo And of Town Hangs to San Beside throw to 11 whole into the the brand parcel new post Bale? rench and thoroughgoing a dates back It 13 for a home to enough of many looking big company's serious to Robinson Universal Service I of plant to little a this Lutheran answer are hotel and are men "We a up held and that up shipyard in tho cannot real give will m a estate The townsite a employs m two League of being and the on p TO YALE ExPresident 1 semester ‘MEANEST MAN’ SOLDIER’S (By man” STEALS WAR MEDAJ International Columbus has soldier irst Mr reputation a and has Dougall personally oratorio several of “But the pupil whole a way he of Oscar whom the I did I war some fact must I pupils and there like when not a T Mr success my contestants out won I the of pupil out of and another listed with away had tried tho asked Mr record prize after That was don’t Mr scribed being replied the upon is Quality naturally the is obtained throati-one were four and of teacher voice with who which young did forced for prepared me my singers and whatever Salt Lake Churches News Service) O 11 Oct The "meanest — been found A again the at by Miss win Are O of The morning of Nations" IIONOGtAl'H Rev 11 a m a p by p J the m m a P m preach church Methodist will be Sins: IL ES N irst 'will church inescapables” while on ms theme will be “Crimes Are You Guilty?” BEST Ob’ thirds has been paper Lake “voice of of Mrr the is Q liPfrint’’ theme Bath's great school O Divine will Order 409 830 sneak of by p m "The Its largely able are of this admittedly composition standard it played with that singularly broad and vibrant tone all his and with musicianly own Mischa Elman understanding- A four of group next comprising m its and regular Hooper n r r N Mat- Saturday Great will Sig- with “The Sparkling" (Elman) Dew “Contre (Beethoven-Seiss-Elman) Danses “Koi Nidrei” (Bruch) 7 Hungarian dance No (Brahms- and Joachim) and the for at “Little Rev 8 Sins” the and 8 O m p i IJE’ is B in the English which on will at preach the Zion Evan at Lutheran in Swedish church HAS? Out on which the v Brown at He 11 a will and Throughout held Elman tho entire concert Mr audience recalledtlfollowlng the admiring spellbound He'was each and programed number re sponded with six encores the most of which "Preislied” was from "Mastersingers Lucy He also symphony soloist a “Romeo additonal church of In He has active been in music City for after a which applied for the as schools the John (Wash) and position he half orchestras experience choirs high of it In had of speaking the Mr by will schools all over the country to according Mr Dougall revolutionize in music these Institutions The books deal with the training of the children’s ears so that they are enabled sing instead on' using of correct the the melody a written words work ever and trou- for has done country to be deserves "Mr the Dann in this he work” his finest the for public highly concluded Mr thing music honored Dougall NOVEL fee tenor The local will preach church Westminster at at a 8 p m UNKNOWN CHRIST Unknown Christ" is the theme on which the Rev Chester A Snyder will at preach the Central Christian church this while his sermon morning tonight will be on "Making a Name for Oneself" TO PREACH “Glittering on Abram’s Rev hostesses Scott DR Dr GOSHEN Llmer ON RICHES Generalities" a sermon riches is to be delivered T IL Zeiders at the Llb- THE preach Baptist Plnr’ his bo quartet Tho Goshen POTTER at AN describing ' not appended John Hand approval n-n- audience of will a sympathetic itself him assure he whenever returns to the “John Hand’s tenor which instantaneous an and 11 a m church on enrist In theme will Rev at sing ‘IVE H the at “The a v the 8 In preach THE A at Invited lecture will Rice former the made such triumph marked won be will at By elementary by fol- public a Wentworth Theosophy" Part enlarge join IAWS' What Christ?” the of Which pastor will Adventist church at the edifice church ifth South streets by Is the at Sixth drill be 240 the on — should after he or captain done they and practice that — East not captain say been res- crew this unless Water’s one the with are ladder a you cued on p up Also the floor w'ith pounds him Oak “rescue” to been Captain rescued The style say of niftylooking somq 200-pound 8 the of has 6-q-u-a-s-h Seventh-Day preach thud The theme the dull has to weighs drops crew Was or it turn a daily the down Lately & THELaws:TWO 200-pounder isdepartment comrade and run him Up mind -with class Two a It’s that fire a upon occult this of Park the wherein and heroine why: subject president Is — Here 200-pound a department stu’dents class Service 11 the Oak Park fire have a to act as heroine at imaginary fires If such is a heroine in not found the the future very near whole will strike works go on Here's by new Immedlatcy Oct chance for imperative science material from theosophic ’viewpoint On Earl Wednesday night Nilsson will conduct a class for study members only subject "Thought Power and All Concentration" members are urged to Heroine Universal Chicago evening In facts and J Blonde rooms In and verify 200-Pound or m conducted given be Chance hold will class a beginners’ and speaker a Monday attend to the CIIRISTIAN "Are Is Sin blonde heroine riot found to be carried only the ladder up but the firemen add gallantly “down as welL" can m and SCIENCE Disease theme the In to and Death considered be and Scientist the irst Christ be the PRO BRUHL LECTURES AT Heal?" the at Second ’’Prosperity” A Mrs K Myers meeting of Unity Is “Lucille”' New K at at 8 p of P theme on yill speak Practical or the hall 58 which at a the The evening POINTS’ Lyons Baynes the will male THE-CAU TO ADVANCE’ Dr J Wallace will preach Sherman at Immanuel Baptist church at 11 a m Call to on “The Advance” while at 8 p his theme will be m "Americanizing Young will America: Education for the gowns has set bringing of attention of the picture ho is for Service” j factors that decide the tumes originated his his In patrons On with wearing' of cos- the coat is cut right is effect Russian -fringe left with bodice I photo he gown (By International Cambridge Mass - the costumes are outdoor walking or shown type displayed this new of his two models who arc striking winter at a society costumes of horse At this show everyevent of indoors and out character doors is "Lucille” with his present models In as' cases a dozen as some many the are exhibited at gowns came the of event the and nature event the time that it takes place the being Grande and to In of designer smart mefhod creations Broadway E York's novel Christianity m GIVES HARVARD 4 X ‘PROSPERITY’ at will Wilderness" m city” SOCIETY on o’clock lowing "Science 11 the meeting will theosonhy M Anna Snow CLAY lynn Rio Hotter p sweetness welcome a the first concert a?4 even greater ovation in the second AppearHis rendition of favorite ance Irish like numbers “When Irish Are Eyes Smiling” and '’Wild Irish Rose” brought his stadium to audience almost their feet intheir enthusiastic for demands continued encores” ' Congregational I J Thomas Rev will irst audience he leetwood PREACI TO the at am church The I that of chary superlatives extracts testify: To tenor soloist was the accorded most enthusiastic of singer of the any summer the audience cheering and calling wildly third-encore after his “The Lament" from "Pagliacci" until he came back to give “La Donna e Mobile”from "Rlg’oletto” his big tenor and manly the selections he having sang completely caught and held the hearts and musical of the minds men and women who heard him” his Hand carried heareT-s "Mr storm with his fine tenor voice which lost none of its tone charm of middle in either high low or registers He in best “O was at his Paradise” Meyerbeer Irish songs favorites were with him for and with his encores his "Wild Irish Rose” leaving Episcopal society building 730 At meetings Church of m will the roused in newspapers of the American triumph were the that ROCKS and appearance Tacoma sang dozen overwhelmed encores was with applause immediately and received a return engagement at a as METHOD ASHION IHS the at a memories HAS Josef by sensational a enthusiasm the people’ of number large (Schumann) (Dvorak) accompanied stadium such to appeared supervisor Salt Lake was selected Prophet” Hand made 30 August in of als (Schubert) Bonime in number a (Wagner-Wilhelm Marla” “Humoresque” ably was Nuremberg’’ “Ave ajid the Gates has soloist-with has had director of m Luther league will nt meet Thursday 830 p m TTJ! Mlecaa IRA uuuJennie dard and will Cronman bo 11 THE "The 1 preach public Abolished theme Hanson ' closing group “Melodie” gave (Tschaikowsky) Sarasate’s "Caprice Basque” he ’ regular “The ‘LITTLE will demonstrations SINS’ came Rubinstein’s on Is magnificent He fol- he selections paraphrase Here’s W Mark’s Theosophical 505-6 the B Its address questions a i and The exercises South nn Time rancisco 11 at hold the at irst at will church TIME’ services E 745 at promotion ‘SATURDAY gelical preach TrtA while his sermon topic at 11 be “Our Social Responsibilities” the and Sunday Sunday 23 building parlors thews delivered Presbyterian of San Aldrich Adelaide Rally day the stcrcop-tlcon William St THEOSOPHICAL The are be of today! service “Well-Spent-Life” a -surmounted “Chaconne” the was next this Though figures work of on violinists programs few to master tho inner meaning number “Vogel CATHEDRAL Rev at MISSIONS a MARK'S Very dean his ‘ Presbyterian by ST Mrs Alaska” 1145 at tenths were and ease as surance as at Bethel Baptist Points" his while will m be “Shining m in passages and Lights" j Life" Rev theme m tn irst 11 at '“TO- of p p “ive on cathedral St preach on 3 at church preach Methodist ‘THE 8 will Mrs' lowed GA PA BLES’ preach “ire” on Clarke will Baptist church Work Evening Williams be E the of phono-sacred a by m p LIE’ lecture at m The will H "Mission 515 concert ur at Hallock will m ALASKAN “Doctrine” on CONCERT Heath at 745 at wnue graph M a at Wednesday m p 11 at theme Charta” At lecture a H on The Rev Burlington "Advice at ON COLUMBUS Dennis of rector church will preach “Columbus” while “WELL-SI’ENT Davies deliver in sermon NATIONS m at30 p theme Completer" his PREACH J Rev Episcopal Ever-Seeking 10:45 630 at a given The Paul’s followed by Dr refreshments W M Iaden formqr of the pastor irst Presbyterian church here will conduct the teacher training class at 730 the TO will 11 nt be Sladek Italian and chll-dren home mission The pastor work preach at 730 p m on “Where Nine?” Special this music at service ' churen will Julia on morning “What on Methodist program Epworth league Tabor at the Nations” will Park special A the for colored entered a local tailor shop his to have uniform pressed While tailor the was temporarily absent and entered took the colored someone soldier's medal from his coat composition j) “aust” a as notes EXHIBITING O this sixths deCity up You with a AMOUS DESIGNER musicianship with at in Doug-all public schools unilast Hollis Cornell paid Dr Dann of verslty where he worked summer fine tribute Dr a Dann is the author if which taken of a set of school books stop of work understand not studios “Traviata” as to when is has music insist to in octaves churches relaxed tone of control secrets of success ”1 fortunately know a pupil when the tone there see was one year he west and - -sheer where in the in as and the number extraordinary train experience much music baving appeared such operas Juliet" and through of each contained permanently had of opera came I locate Salt a has field amazed What to baritone a He inclined the voice over loose throat a after was with perfection Ernst’s famous sharp (allegro minor concerto pathetique) followed The difficulties technical caliber” of heard two one or pupils of the teacher carrying off same first prizes at affairs various but scarcely of teacher’s pupils one taking all if before them And one were to doubt the veracity of such a then there statement was a newspaper clipping to prove it that “All due to the success was voice building work that I had derived from He had Heinemann absolute control by as very!” had who an arrangements Dougall hall Carnegie voice Dougall’s 815 rather think?” you being auditorium the instage dqma music-loving admiring showered applause on rendered productions and Dougall “Indeed writer first honors for remarkable a seven that contralto pupil Mr made large important that the have since the interpretation young singers for his he heard a when young a few months’ work with been persuaded in York New uaritunc pupil a competed nine of has renowned by vast and after soprano this admiration teacher he his expressed and quite surprise frankly Mr Kammerstein had heard of Mr Dougall’s work and when he saw real of the results it evidences produced In he his singers expressed desire to have him teach his future prima some of donas it is not With such encouragement at all that has surprising Mr Dougall but of stayed to 1908 “In the when National Welsh Elstedfod met In Salt City Lake from the largest cities western took part in it and these among were some of the most prominent singers of that section of tho It country lasted three afternoons and three evenings and there choir were band solo and contests “There were nineteen sopranos competing and my pupils won the first and tenor I Hammerstcin number a person it thing I nearly I was hear to before taste to admit that the my chief pride is is the another During Indorse of with a repertory twenty grand operas in “Ten additional years spent were teaching in the west as well as singing professionally Success with much success nice very doesn’t who weeks still 1 so is you Hip established of was one unusual program variety and thus interesting enabling the great to concert giver display his art from angles many He opened with Handel’s sonata in D for major which beauty of tone that of each them means to how' to his voice use obtain the biggest effects that his material of allows him that each them sings with taste a high of expression degree and an extraordinary musical line all Is That dear Dougall my your I work am happy that you have such a and I congratulate success your pupils for their teacher” One of the first New Yorkers to Mr Dougall’s work Arthur was of tho late Hammerstcin Oscar son Americans and time is tell world which virtuoso great on The “That him Taris the knows Jacques the teavher was was another with worked in to America returned was other any work with believe Salt after this Sunday-evening to pit with eluded The thi of the in York the from filled 28 manifested was attendance spent follows given was of artist audience as New popularity means? American in and wrote podrome recital first 1919-20 September with you the of the large most number of your pupils And there was kind of no one voice he whichever who did not know how may have had to sing Do you that know what In first it and Saenger I the was before year came to Bouhy who I had home in ELMAN’S season Heinemann’s he country Dougall home there to two able be or MISCHA former-pupil: his have success this with Mr former weeks Jits City started nau ne to voice it is method Alexander to Lake recently “By of one visits earned won whether singer significance itbe has is his a wrong" During before let teacher singing' a as all-around an all of artistic he the - temperament of pastor Methodist church will today sermons on “The League he m at understood that Professor Taft concentrate his teaching work so for the complete academic In which began on September 25 first upon those was declared to orchestra amateur The orchestra will and partisans Impression profound heard the pageant Salt be Lake's best a -work English 'The Greater Magna evening discourse on his The Is year made who thirty-five performance erty “The on his Clem preach 4000 law the members has now well local UHRIS’I “Christ be Rev labor to which it of pupil then Violin Artistry teacher singing a follows even Is gratified more with he what has accomplished in helping others to sing properly 'I for studied a period of eight long of the best some jears wun American and European teachers among them a of number with years Alexander Heinemann of Berlin” Mr Dougall told a Musical Courier representative uncanny a assume as orchestra is long very also attach be will opera concert church he work off came not in hitch a Tho the as I speaks theme in Garlsen while HN It will work the mastered to pie was presentation will that While and parts Yorkers building Intensive undertaking that quite me of the be sermon p Waterloo transactions International News Service) 11 Haven Conn Oct William Howard Taft of— the class of 1878 who leave was granted of absence from Yale university to tho of chairmanship the war has board to returned continue his duties teaching Kent as professor the of law in college and as professor of law in constitutional the school of New weeks’ recorded both every afternoons and It to attitude WISE’’ will LIXAGUE By ( two degree without well as rational puts the most tho whole legitimate finds in Emil were mornings day the in published Courier Musical namethat a various New conductor his Simpkin pastor Congregational church at 8 preach Christ” an TAT RETURNS In modern warmest played department fluentlv church his while in win be Danish of Christ?" Phillips air EX-PRESIDENT one tho held in is throat With I mistake work always for an relaxed throat and if one open and that theory the quality properly will etc come along easily few ’There are so teachers before the public at the time present who put enough emphasis on voice building Another if thing the can’t teacher produce in his pupil a soft tone sweet which be can brought down easily to a mezzo-voce then the Is again method -orchestral knowledge Latin boyhood days In Munich deeply was grounded in -will So he ‘THE EVER-SEEKING p a The Rev told company Wise" discourse Ye Think the assured In Dougall and university vig and his of orchestra all greatwest and Thursday belief into for furnish music — andand practice again each again during next at tho Tuesday’s assembly season — that the established tho will be when program institution should give these the works a given by faculty of tho music fair hearing not but often once which from was postponed He is hoping for the endowment of last Tuesday sort of publishing some foundation so & that to unable bear the H composers of St Prof A organist Peabody initial of printing expense might have Mark’s cathedral has returned from a enough copies of their work Struck off three of weeks’ tour the Pacific coast to obviate the of slow process sending Ho to spent his vacation good advantage single a from manuscript one attending various churches where to trie another during season’s ho of heard the finest organists some span choirs and choir soloists of the west This progressive If same receptive not of the country has Its Mr Oberhof-fer’s bearing on The choirs show the results of much in surprising versatility interpretation and patient practice according to Mr and the quickness of shifting and the Peabody beautiful church sang to locus baton of his so speak music with zeal remarkable religious from of to one tye composition Mr noted the Peabody however ten is another There deep scholarly to sing dency' the and hymns chants In authority his Beethoven Brahms In and too fast very fast Is some cases who is to him almost a god played to get tho religious of real the his purport under inspiration with a remarkmusic impressive ably fiftfiSA Ar cnlrlfii'il While at San majesty rancisco he heard the Lc organist great Maire he who presented Again evoke with can almost a most beautiful the big concert on subtlety the moods of Debussy In the civic Oakland of organ At The whole auditorium world modern rench he in attended various of music fact to rehearsals bo a seems happy tho fine club the fine since Orpheus from medium for him for one reason ho has the work of which he received fresh inspiration or another facile Gallic to tho touch the continue rench work of the impalpable manner — — club but unmlstakable-T-without this winter which of rench He also attended works is inevitably meetings of many the a failure Masons a feature of which was the extensive and does his beautiful And in no case plastic music organ used in imagination and highly sensitized connection with tho work at finds the brilliant meetings play more the than In reading of Lawrence Russian While Mr Peabody music was away With unfailing intuition he Eberly assistant the organist at conveys the “feel" its of of 'rhusic emotional pulse its cathedral and instructor at insistent color and the mysticism University' of Utah presided at the haunting console His Inborn sense of the dramatic sfc is s: guarantee that the romantic and operatic The genealogical of the meeting find him fready took place with sympathy Young family and a week ago a at graceful Social hall touch theatre at which a very wit fine Grace and of inusfcal elegance the A sort given was program associated with old of world group salons rendered by are songs was Lucv attributes of his which Gates the violin readily obligatos for most which Impress themselves upon those played by Miss were whose Romania Hyde contact this with Charles Shepherd being at the man Is of a purelv piano social variety Miss Hyde also played a group of violin Perhaps none of them would be solos In looked for a figure who has short Miss Gates a gave biography gained his place in the big still of her life telling of her new experiences northwest by force of in in will anti both this opera and in country clean idealism Nor they could have and of her Germany hard which blazed the trail unaided by wholesome has been with now crowned success vigor and the faculty of meeting Miss told of her in Hyde experiences other men honestly sanely squareGermany where she was when the war broke out of evening’s J c Rev the town has got to go into the of category “surplus" “Workmen are asking whether or not have wo contracts” said more “They hesitate Robinson about buying homes unless they know that employment is German Italian ‘THE The been fateof absolute Rehearsals of inspiration the in rigid a If is recently that the is in Clyde the balance It is the question of getting a rate on overland steel shipments from the east that will enable the to yards continue One hundred modern bungalows have been built ifty more would go on to sale the but for men at the once uncertainty So they arc wondering whether He from and sane and given was and the special splendidly score arranged from and Chopin’s Polonaise MUitalre Swedisli Svendson’s coronation march the in the to composer of his one believes as his he shipbuilders have own the ambition Oberhoffer denartmont® so American found Hugh physical known pageant nights riday with baritone music of schools might have know when his Delights in near the Ciyde was into bejng when the started it concern rapidlv grew of the Many homesites were bought and homes erected And there was also a hotel and retail stores all and so on going to make the town quite a settle xnent But there is no doubt In the air the according to shipbuilders S- Tho summer far flews town surplus 4000 whom chance yards brought nuances as they are vast repertory available orchestral leader department presented government question is a really serious one lot disturbing a of people at Clyde up at Bay Point where the Pacific Coast Shipbuilding his not all native his The located or of City they S Will — at English both Service Oct rancisco have a he miles around can effective capacity for huge physical labor in farm activity No wonder be keeps when Universal soil Lake long-since-acquired Adjudication By more for his The catholic taste and sympathy to racial convey moods nationalistic coloring and delicate psychological orous Rate on the farmers testify of of home at Orchard Minneapolis society ate owes than the Miss pageant eminent Elman Predicted Is doesn’t issue of current the will bring thoughts of congratulation from the of friends the many Salt former Laker: accompaniments university Lake’s supervisor Lake bles concerning the of 'Hugh success the education truly devotion conducting truly he tho by requires -jealousy Lake manner his or-violin The splendid ensemble of the chorus the singing beautiful numbers almost perfectly resulted the from untiring efforts of the director and from Mr Coop’s masterful and sympathetic The chorus women’s sang in a extreme of mo as soloist finesse the Hyde-playing for of Salt ( former Salt the at direction and now week last appearance the under Romania educational co-operation hehas soloists the which seriously bass marks Handclasp -his manner custom which outside engage to and of Salt the 'been and voice Mr His itself them fair of and public first Is orchestra organized its state without saying that the foun his musical training were well laid they the substantial were most his which father a scholarly Bavarian in musician with th’e privileges of Munich and Paris could effect And them he has upon built by sheer force of intelligence single-minded ambition and devotion a has superstructure which weathered every test many-sided His lite contact with has to do naturally his much with in as a conductor success especially — the field of It Interpretation or realize most of his ardent admirers of a perennial This sense humor has of been one defenses against the flattery which always waits around the (hand-in-hand cruel with corner criticism) for the successful artist of Instead taking himself too he his and reserves reverence for the lofty enthusiasm standards set himself and which he has maintained in the face of obstacles which only a few people can truly appraise all lie the of knows about sorrows his for prupuet oy unnonorea own it in a had was community which known him intimately as a youngganlst and teacher of the piano and that he first the organ erected banner of a musician’s highest aspiration that he fought criticism opposition misunderstanding never inch yielding his an of and purpose faith until he had in established the northwest an Institution the recognized of country over as the big factors one In musical life American And he hag done it in a part of the continent almost of wholly devoid of precedent of worthy competition artistic inspiration other than tho of of a faithful group believers the torch Holding high these under lonely circumstances Is an achievement whose bigness is hard to calculate His success Is largely due to a seeming contradiction of qualities Quick sensitive he Is still sympathetic an unflinching disciplinarian the With gifts and temperament which might have made him an actor of distinction or a great musical virtuoso— very possibly too a notable diplomat he has — the yet for the capacity thoroughness and hard he work without which could have never accomplished tho half of what he has done But this very versatility of course has him in stood stead good When the of advent war made impracticable his trip customary ahnyal to Europe tn search of fresh material inspiration and he took to intelligent fervent and re-I the sang artistic more made goes dations discerning to oratorio singer by rendition of the tenor Maggfnetti role It fulfillment university fully — artistic and even role ! the as warm the Perhaps Salt to new big a mistaking that in has THE Industrial perceptions loversby I musical mind conceives Dougall observation Interest -hearts her is perfectly the alert responsive smile and the of keen friendly a eye man who finds great and absorbing in things of all sorts men and is exotic no hothouse Here flower himself about with a series who hedges still of No is And there poses no mistaking the acutely sensitive organization of his and spirit body mind no -under fulfill he easy really matches of the presentation oratorio was the direction of Squire Coop An orchestra of forty pieces of which Prof reber Arthur concert mas-‘ter was the played accompaniment J throughout J and Prof McClellan the at assisted the in organ orchestra the choruses and played the accompaniments for the in recitatives and arias his beautiful and exquisite style own soloists The Mrs Marjorie were Dodge Warner soprano Edward Atchl-Ison of Chicago tenor and Will Maggi-' netti basso Mrs Warner sang her arias in that beautiful style of interpretation which hc only can present to an audience ‘She was warmly welcomed back by her many Salt Lake friends who anxiously awaited the performance and thronged the to Tabernacle to hear her exquisite Interpretation of the role soprano is She the most popular oratorio singer in Salt has Lake and placo in a won the of Salt Lake music her in “The appearances Messiah” is whic'h given every Christmas by the Oratorio It society is with regret regret that she returns to Chicago at once to I not remarkable a Ideals Gov The i time same of presented sounded the at war made were the is in and for the individuals one further reason that while he is a denial of theories of many superficial popular what professional musicians are he Is Lake Oratorio memorial services the state limits that reason several Salt of the Addresses Bamberger of the part a held who by Wednesday distinguished brief to conductor to do— for given was last orchestra’s York article acquaintance Symphony Hugk Dougall New following THEmetropolitan Ho Minneapolis the University Success — 1 costumes is shown a broad Krimmer’ trimmings to give shown On winter the coat braid a a coat is Prof 11 who the Sorbonne to Harvard made his first the appearance when he gave of first a series of in weekly lectures at in Harvard rench hall the Emerson On a turban The has rich coat trimminsrs and of beaver while the' hat is of the latter material with a simple ribbon boots Russian trimming are worn with it to complete the effect Paris of the winter shown Levy-Bruhl as Service) Oct — of University has just in arrived this an exchange professor from Lucien country The effect Russian right and cloth News i yard was Nineteenth Professor Levy-Bruhl's “rench subject Philosophy The Century” whole the series parallel the to give during lectures will roughly college he is course which the first half year under of j oi rt rniiosopny Levy-Bruhl Professor gulshed rench -public Is in the title distln- philosopher J ' M |