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Show HI ARTS HOT is mm i s. John C. Freund, President of Musical Alliance, for Innovation. Great Army in Country Would Be Interested ; i Unity Is Needed. Establishment of a national ministry of fine arts at Washington has been advocated advo-cated from time to time by different persons. per-sons. John C. Freund, president of the Musical Alliance of the United States, presents the following arguments for such an addition to the cabinet in the last issue is-sue of the Musical Trades: "Did you ever stop to think of the vast army of intelligent, cultured, more or less well-to-do people who would be directly Intcreated in the establishment of a ministry min-istry of fine aris, as representative of the professions and industries in which they get their living? "Why, summed up at a careful, conservative con-servative and moderate estimate, it means between four and five million people, of whom perhaps 20 per cent may bo ..classed as being in the student or preparatory stage, though many of them have already reached their majority. Of this vast army the great majority take little or no interest in politics whatever. And so, naturally, they mean nothing to the legislator, and certainly nothing to the politician, who is governed absolutely absolute-ly :in ali he does by the power of the vote. "It is because of this lack of Interest on the part of all these people with regard re-gard to their civic duties that whenever they go to a legislature, :" whether state ' or national, for anything, even if that mav be a benefit to the country at large, they mav perhaps get a respectful hear- Ing, but that is where It ends. Until this ' great body of workers takes an interest in politics, Indeed, if it is only so far as to register and vote for such candidates as favor their right to representation in the national government, there will be nothing doing. "Among mahy of these workers there are alreadv considerable organizations. . The musical industries, for instance, today to-day are fairly well organized. There are a "great many, organizations among the musical people... There is the great Federation Fed-eration of Vv omen's Music Clubs, with a membership of over 150,000. There are the various state music teachers' or- . ganizations. There is an organization , ambng the organists. There are the or- ganizaiions among the musicians In many : cities. The architects, as I said, have a ' large and valuable organization. There , are also organizations in the newspaper worlds which,, curiously enough, gives o much attention to politics and yet the , very 'men who write about politics are mor or less indifferent when it comes to taking the trouble to register and vote. "When the time comes and all these forces enter the field of practical politics for the sake of getting recognition in the shape of a ministry of fine arts in the national government, such as they have In Europe; when they begin. through their various organizations, as well as individually, to try and influence public opinion, a pre5sure will be brought to bear, particularly in Washington, which will be simply Irresistible. "The time is coming; however, when the idea put forward will take root and begin to grow, and presently the effort will be translated into a vast movement which will have a tremendous influence in establishing our cultural future, and incidentally in-cidentally will meet many of the issues, and certainly, perfhaps, solve some of the problems, in the shape of national encouragement en-couragement of our own talent, murh of which goes today to waste, and so in the not far distant future enable us to lead In the spiritual forces, as today we lead the world in ail that is material." 1 Musical Program at Liberty Ward Organ preiude, "Handel's Largo". Cleone Jenson. Singing (page 46), "Love at Home".. Sunday School. Invocation Winnie Hill Smith Vocal solo, "Daddy" W. Allen Howard. Sacrament thought Led by Mary Greenhalgh facrainent service Elders N. T. Henderson and W. T. Cannon officiating. "While of thee emblems wo partake, In Jesus' name and for hl3 sake, Let us remember and be sure Ocr hearts and hand3 are clean and pure." Organ selection, "Come Unto Me" Cleone Jenson. (Wiil be rendered during the passing pass-ing oi the water.; "Mothers of Great Men" Ivy Frazier Violin solo, "The Old Refrain" Reginald Bealc1". f Accompanist, Msla Jensen.) Sentiments and distribution of carnations carna-tions to mothers Under the direction of Bernico Tel!ef.-en. Sacred music, "Siceyliano" Reginald Reales. "Hp let our v. hi'.e carnations fair A loving greeting to you bear, And may tho fragrant flowers say Glad welcome all on Mothers' day." VociJ solo, "LUtly Mother o Mine".. Aaltje Poelinan. "Mo'Jr" Tray Y. Cnnnon. (Of t:;c gont-rnl Sunday school board. ) Remarks Bishop TT. G. Olson dinging Cpnec ''. "Ix-ar to the Heart Of the Shc;-nerd" Sunday School. Benediction I.uabde A ndorson Chorl-'-r. Albert G. Brain; organist, Cieone Jenson. Music Program at Central Christian M-:;:c hi th Central Christian church for Mot ri'-ry.' day fo!!o ft's: "That Wonderful Mother of Mine... . .Good 'vln "Dear Little Rov of Mine" -.Rail M vh. Norrnfi n A I ki riFon. Tabernacle Organ Program for W eeh Monday, Assistant Organist Edward P. Kimball at the organ Sonr.ia In A minor (allegro), William Faulkes; Song of Sorrow. Sor-row. G. Nevtn; Pomponettc. A. Durand; favorite Mormon hymn, "Come, Come, Ye Saints," arranged by organist; An Old Melody, arranged by organist; Grand Pro-cosslonal Pro-cosslonal ("from "Naaman"), Costa; National Na-tional Anthem. Tu-rsday, organist J. J. McCTellnn at the orr;i;i Fflntasle on old hymn tune, "Jerusalem, the GolJen." Dr. Sparks; Traumerel, P.. Sfanss; Communion In F, Gribon; An Old Melody, arranged hv organist or-ganist ; f -tA'orllo Mormon hymn, "Come, f.Vme, Ye Saints." arranced by organist: Kair.enol Osirow, RuMnstein (arranged by Mr. McClelian); National Anthem. Wednesday. Assistant Orcanist Tracy V. Cannon nt the organ Concert Fieco, Parker; Kven Song, Johnston; favorite Mormon hymn. "Come, Come, Ye Sa nta. arranged by o.nnlfit; Br:dM Sonic, Gold-mark Gold-mark ; A n Old MeiO'ij-, arranged by or-ganist; or-ganist; Sortie, Ltmmonp. Thursday, Arisrant Organist Kdwnrd P. Kimball at the or:nn-"On ward. Christian Chris-tian Su Idlers" (fantafde). Whitney; I-t Cln-r-Anntalne. O. Marie; Albumbla t. l Grlcc; favorite Mormon hymn. "Come, Come. Ye Saints," nr ranged by organist; An OM Melody, nrranitt-d by organist; I'rortsidonal, Jamas Rogers; National Anthem. An-them. Friday, A$s'stnnt Orgnnlt Tr:?cv Y. ! Cannon ftt the orgun Fourth Sonata, (a) All ?rO, (b) Adacio. Guilmant; Ht-i-'ne. Si'tnnry ; favorite Mormon hymn, "Cou-.c. Coon-, Yh S;t i nt v," arrant;.- d by ruvai.iM; An Old Mf'otly, arranged by organist: Solemn Murvh. Fnulkrs. Saturday. ui,-anist J. J. MeOIelln at the oi is-J.ii--orWtoirc In V. flat. Lef. We'y; Ada crio, Guilmant ; An riant I no. Lm:t re; An OKI Mrlody. Arrange! by ora nist; favorite fa-vorite Mormon h vmn, "Conv. Come, Yo S:i in 13.'" arr.'umed by organist ; ?'l"ction ft o:n "Cava 11 it in Ttustieniia,"' Mascanh postlude, "The Heavens Are Tc'l'.ng," H a i : d f i . Kvi'iiing Or;-an prelu.ie. "Cradle Pong," , Kreis.er: Jj,roivi.innal. hymn ;.T; anthem. "O J- nurf, Thou Art St:ifidni" l. Sc'i :u :k - , er. M :s. S.-ott A. Jone. ii. O Durkrhardt and I'lmir; sojrano oio, "Mv lUdi iner and My S.wior" (Fn.-k. Mis. H. W. 1 1 1 i'Kr-1 ; bass pn'o, "Songs My Mother Taught Me" (Pvorak . Harry Jellsi?on , j ort;ui pi : : Uile. " h'iihot ta. " Kink. 1 Mrs. I :Ma ram mini; Wetzel!, chorister; Mrs. Geiwvii've Gleason, organist. j i ! Rickards Ward Choir to Give MusicaU "My Valley Home" Stephens M'.rtle L'oelle and choir. "Eevond the Veil" . .Stephona May me Ilich, J. L. Kjar and choir. "Grant Vb Fcace. O Lord' Stephens Ayncs Fo'to, Don Friestly, rlouhle mixed quartet ami choir. Solo, "The Sonsa My Mother Taught Me" Huoy Cnilds "Send Out Thy Light" Gounod Choir. Lon Fl?her, condu'-tor; T!"ie Ash ton. Cleone Onnclon, lama Anrh-rson, on;an; HftM?ift Whttaker, Murray Snow, iC. ;iin-merman, ;iin-merman, vIoIIhf: ilugii IJlKvilnd, c--.lo. David Reese Will Give Ogden Recital David Reese, will Rtvu an hour of rout; for the M usic club In Otf'len, Tue iay, May 1.1, at p. m. Mr. li' cse wiil in-accomianted in-accomianted hy L'lwrciHjc I'-herly. Arthur Freh-er will play a violin obliRaio for one num ber. Tlo program will be rendered a a follows: fol-lows: "Caro Mlo Pn," Glarrhinl; "Mat'nrtt-ta," "Mat'nrtt-ta," Leoncavallo; "fove and Life," Nicholas de Vare; "The j:o-!ns Sing In the APi'lo Trcfi," MacDowdl; "Wind atid Lvre." Uarrl'-t Ware; No'-turnn, 'la1 rllo Sibylla ; Jo Suts Sen I I'mm "Ma non" ). Manenet ; " Hy the. Waterw of M in no-tonka" no-tonka" (an Indian love song) Thuil"W Hievranco (violin obllgato by Arthur Kroner); Kro-ner); "Thou Art So Lllto a Flower." Chadwiek; "Hymn to the NiKht," Camp-bell-Llpton. M usic Program at First Presbyterian Mornint; Quartet, "(re;ii Forth Into Joy," Sim per; offci toi y solo, "Mother u' Mine" (T'iuim), I fowa nl lrr;c.'v. ; nolo, "I'.ackward, Turn LacUward." Mia. llr-ne.it llr-ne.it A. Kmith. KvPiilnjf Son i? porv'lco, rIct Ions f i'om Gaul'H "Holy City" : Sextet. "Fur Then, O I '-ar, I e;ir (;ount ry" ; an i inuii, "1 Sa w a New llM.ivcn mid a New F;n'lh," Mr. Jeill.-on and choir; ret"t, "LImI, I ho Clif'rubic Host," Mr. and Mrs. Dally, foio-tids. Oratorio Society Rehearses Today The ivunlnr wrkly rfharsal of the Salt Tke (i:ilorlo nrwdety will b hold n L tho Odvon 'tjr.d.(.v afl'-rnoon at A o'olock, itiPt.-ai of at I'ar.-mt hull. H is d'"!lr-. Hint all tnrniherw be ptr:-ent. ptr:-ent. to th.il tin.) fnw rci-iii inlntr r',ln-irj'at.s may it::n T a mici stul rendition of HaiHlrl's "Jml 'M Maceabacua" at tho coining coin-ing pe;' e ccb brai ion Music Arranged at Methodist Church Munle at the Liberty Park M'-thodlM Fpl d'OT'nl church Sunday will IncliKb- the fo lowing: M-M'nlnir. anthem, "i'or Moth-cr'M Moth-cr'M Sa'te" iWcsiver); tlo. "IJltlu Mnthor of Mile-" (Ilu'leUh). G. Albert Karr-it. Kv.'Hitu,'. duet, "Till I r.e My Mothrr'n l-'nce": ((u:ii-tit, "McMier'n l'r;ivpr Hae Followvd Mr" fj.-lo, "Mother" (Ki-fd.-ri kl, Ml..:j Le:Uie Ki-nl; (iuarl't, "My Mother. ' Musical Program at A. E. Church Tho follow I ni' musical program will be Hlvi-n at the .service uf the J- li st Methodist Meth-odist ehun-h tn.lny; Mftrninj: - ( " r'l'n prelmln, "Cradle Sum:," pfbrurk : pi oecHslonal, h vnm " 1 ; ant tietn, "Lullaby" (Frot-llch), MIsh Kutli l'att-r-mom and choir: tenor solo, "Utile Mother of Mine" ( 1 turlellO, Harry Lewie; orcan Second Ward to Give Musicale Order of program-Prelude program-Prelude Sunday School Instrumental Trio. Song "Dear to the Heart of the Shepherd" Shep-herd" (page 2('oj School. Invocation Idabelle Christensen Song, "Our Angels" (page 23i School. Sacrament Gem.. Lei by R. II. SIddoway "While of these emblems wo partake. In Jesus' name and for his sake. Let ufi remember and be sure Our hearts and handa arc clean and pure." F-acrament Mualc Helen Croft Sacrament admlrti.-ter by Ge-ji ice A. Bowles and Walter Robinson. "Songs My Mother Tauzht Me" Marvel Livingstone. Mother's Poem Mabel Cook. "Songa My Mother T'sed to Sins".... R. IS. Siddoway. Sentiments, "To Our Mothers" Mary Lea t ham Presentation to Mothers. Son?, "Mother" School. "Mother so tender and kind and true, I love you, I love you." Selection Sunday School Instrumental Trio. Closing son "Oh, T Had Such a Pretty Dream, Mamma" fpage 161) Sch'ot. Benediction Lihop II. B. Elder Musical Program in Thirty-first Ward An excellent program has b"en prepared for Mothers' day In the Tiiiity-tlrst ward thin eveidnsr. An uidreni will be delivered deliv-ered by Servant Axel A. Maderi, recently recent-ly returned from overK-a.H. The nt us teal program will ie an follows: Inrtt umenta I ne lee Hons Cat A ve Maria Gouno'l (o) Fxtan'- ' lanno Flrft violin, Mae Anderson; s"c-ond s"c-ond violin, Alice Anderson; ceilo. Mo!lv Fiiirri: harp. Mm. Ivd-ward Ivd-ward McGurrin ; org a n, Leona A nift t. Vocal ftolo, "I.ittle M'dh'T of Mine".. BurlelKh Il'-nrlr.tta Hlau. (Violin obli-ito, Mae Anderson.) Hr'rp Kolor ( a I'riere Ilasr.'dma n (l) FatluKMu HprtKnnola Tedenchl Mrn. M'-Otirrln. Ilarftone solo, "Dea r Little I toy of .Mine" Pall Kv-r;ml MeMnrrln. The servleeM commence- at 1 :?.0. Tho Thl it y-first ward ch;i pel W lor;;i U-i on Nin'li Fact Ktt'et. ri'-ar Prlrveton avimy. Visitors are eonllully Invited. Elite Quartet to Feature Program The -".lite rpiM.ifet. will be feainrol to-dn'.- ;n the rnudcal pro-.:rurn at the Twi-n-tl-( n v. a rd. The prom ;j m is at follfiws: "rome, Come, Ve S;t in t n" Clayton Congregation. "O .Nfy I- ather" Snow-M';r!rannalmn "hoir. An'laiiMno f"To My Wife") L" ma.ro i'lano and oj can---ATUn 7,iudle )'ii.yne, Mr;i, .Jermv It'iiiiofv Crawford, (The form, r a p ipl! (f the lartt-r ) "To My Moi Ict" Mn 'leHan Mrn. (''ay MaralnJI, Kvm. Alr-I, A.. ('.. S'';u'!i, (). (, Ilotunev, Jr. "Moth ," Hulfdi 'i'be I'll i I f in.ilo quartet. Hin .faii""n, 'bfirlnter; Jemiy Itoinney Crawfoid, oii;anl".t, Bf'hutib'tnti irr.lnk, imi:ilrnl idol of tho Amm-icftii pcoidti, who will npiinir nt tho Suit L.'iku thoalor Juno , |
