Show ‘A at HERALD-REPUBLICAN THE 4 SALT LAKE UTAH CUT - 1 JULY 1 : — - - 1V’’ — -j if" 1 'i h X — - If ‘ ’i aridthoseMrKentand I i r r i thetriplesex-tpt tion making her a graceful and forceful It has been renderedin churchesat" will sing The regular service at Christian program follows: performer endeavor Sopranos Edna' Anderson' ’Josie conventions and entertainments at Hinckley Ltllti Davis contraltosAura Charles L Shepherd who has been school graduationsand in celebration Lindell Nettie Thornley in of patriotic events Rogers Boston with his brother Prof Elizabeth Johnson Lucile Johnson at Allen Rice the authorof the Shepherd New England Walter first tenors X’T'Hand Carl Samuelson Conservatoryof Music is home and Bloomfield the words and Ij’red D tenors Ardon Oberg second Lotus will remain here openinga studio as composer received congratulatory letters rattj ’J G from Spencer'baritones Clement soon as possible He has had many many distinguishedmen John them Crapo Irwin Jensen Russen opportunities in various lines Theodore Roosevelt the among (Continued rom Page 2) Apollo basses Dr Holdaway and back well equippedto take late Grover Cleveland the lateBenja-min W S Organist comes to McClellan director Utah" Hansen Evan Wilberg his place Harrison the late John Hay Elihu Hiisle among the local musicians Sonservatory of ‘Templeton March Pomp and Circumstance' Root the late United States Senator riday noon of eacir unding before E Edgar —Op 39 lorence William P rye Arthur T Hadley Miss Jepperson contralto ’’r week Operatic is president of Yale and the late Prof Masterpieces the Salt Lake among musicians to Only good standard music will be Selection Arranged by Safranek return for a much-needed Charles Elliott Nortonof vacation after Harvard uni considered Baritone soloToreador’ssong from strenuous work Miss elsewhere versity Bizet Carmen favorable JepperSon made a impression The Charles Kent (wlth full band Sunday's concert at Pioneer' park by in words are: Boston and New York and will the Silt Lake Military band starting at Accompaniment us recall colonial days in the fall to numerous importantLet o’clock in th'e afternoon will conacheltanz in B flat Meyerbeer engagements When o’er the sea nur fathers came: tain the followingnumbers: request Let all the people sing In praise By sje “Call of those who kindled reedom's flame Reine de America” iriarch by J' Ballet‘music from La Miss Mabel Barnhartof the musical Of Louis von der Mehden Saba Gounod department How brave the hearts who risked their of the state normal school Sextet from Lucia Donizetti all “To Arms’’"overture by Clement at San rancisco is returningfromanda Triple sextet full band accompaniment trip to the chains of tyranny: Bruise des Nults waltzes by G La national park To break Caprice Yellowstone rnothe My heroes they who ld the call Cherokee Queen What will be the guest of Mr and Mrs E Vigen ta overture by M Losey H S Joseph rancisco at 128 Beryl avenue Through dangers dark to Liberty Get by Mr Popular numbers “Get Out andtionje Arranged for band amid the wilderness Under” Uy Abrahams “When Montgomery Harry Joseph has composed a march Behold An altar reared flag unfurled Baek” by Gilbert Caprice The Old Church Organ for the home-coming a Beaver to be A nation’s birth ordained to bless Intermission Brown christened“The Beaver Home-coming Bits of Remlclc’s hits No 14 Beesley the new-found world! Medley Chimes by Mr A It is being by’ Prof America March” arranged shields of gold their overture by J B Lampe The Musical Critic’s Dream and will be played the On names by Edwin Asa Dlx Durham “lower ofitaly” waltzes by G de band every day grave during the week — Stefano valiant deeds modern melody (Annie Rooney) as Press Their commemorate Beaver Weekly and as it have been had live the flag our fathers gave! “Way Down Upon the Swanee River’’ ittheis following would sc Long old masterstreated it: D Beneath “Old Glory” celebrate grand fantasy by- Douglas Walter Allen Rice and Bloom Scarf dance fnnn Ballet Symphonlque Theme Annie Rooney by composer field of Buffalo N Y haVe written a by C foes defied Chaminade national anthem which is being sent Though oft by mighty' ship of state: “No Surrender” march by Morffson Annie Roonqy as Mendelssohn out over the United States with the idea Majestic moves our tide inale treated it the public Lo Banner” would have (Song of having it taught in Commerce comes across the Gate 5 without words) schools mart and Golden To Eastern Liberty park concert tpday from doth the millions feed The Annie Rooney as Mozart would The title "A National Paean” means Our bounty will be 4 to by Held’s concert band treated it countless mill swiftly have (Gloria Twelfth a song for the people of national While wheels as follows: Mass) similar to turn umphs and “America”and Overture MaximilianRobespierre Annie Rooney as Chopin would “Star-Spangled her rightful meed Banner It was first And Labor wins Litof have treated it (Nocturne) rendered by Sousa’s famous band at Of all her willing hands may earn Caprice What’s the Matter With Annie Rooney as Beethoven the exposition in 1901 ’Lampe ather Love the Ladies would have treated it (Sonata a In twelve years’ it has grown wonderfully’ Throughout our land of liberty’ Caprice Berlin To all men give their equal rights ihetique) in popularity’ as a national an Operatic selection Diavolo ra Auber Annie Rooney as Rossini would them Then Prosperity everywhere solo by Mr Bell have treated it (Cujus shed her refulgent lights ’prombone Aniinan) It has been published solely’ for the Willlaws warm Grand selection Cream de la Cream as of man and laws of God Annie Pooney Haydn would of one more to The purpose adding anthem have treated it (Surprise rich and Tobanl symAlike ’should bless both tlie few national songs of the United Chocolate Soldier Grand Potpourri phony) States In the past twelve years more poor rod Strauss Grand finale march from £Tannbeen her chastening than a million copies have Let Justicejply Caprice Deniah chorus Sebek hauser Wagner cost to directors of music By palade gate of cottage door without Caprice from ortune Teller Mazurka EilenbergSelection Herbert and teachers in public schools of Duet Verdi Andantino To My ‘Wife Quartet from Rlgoletti all states Columbia the people’s land! 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Spangler is an ardent booster Express Opinion He Should She will return Idaho ami Utah I Do His Perspiring in Private home this week I interesting Emma With She Begs Abbott in Died Salt I York Penniless 1 -in'New -a t ’ 1 the fat man or woman who to break into society and the hundred duringthe soft collar and straw hat season if the gaze of two of - jjs Salt Lake’s II SI They II Hotel “Occupation?” asked Lieutenant Mulligan ' ' replied Barberis “Singer” "You a singer at your age?’ said His collar was wilted beads the lieutenant perspiration stood on his forehead of “Certainly” said Barberis "I he was nard and a handkerchief sang at the old Academy of breathing Music before and a fan were being the Metropolitan' was built overworked by him in vain efforts to keep coni and was original member of theI’ve it” said one social Jsung isn’t Metropolitan “Dreadful company with Patti leader with a semishudder Sembrich and Nordlca and was with Mme “What’s dreadful?”inquired the oth Emma Abbott er when she died in Salt Lake can there sing a little even yet “That fat man over “I haven’t-any at wouldn’tit be awful to have himclothes a money” he said “but tonight party if he had evening thought would walk tangosaid first down and see the old opera house on”1 think the its dreadful to be so that again It was too tired to walk control himself in such a back and hadn’t any one cannot money so little thing as said the seclook perspiring” asked some of theIf I’ve passers-by to ond help me get home got to go plebianf does but to prison for that “It awfully suppose you should say transpire its the bethelp for jt” ter saia — tiie first usage you know’sweating and he’s well tnen sweating dreadfully”said the second becoming perturbedon accountof the correction IN you agree iwith me “Well anyway that persons who trans as you — sweat have no business going out in state food arid say Willard Hansen Jr — won’t you?” inquired the first dairy commissioner has received ja “It’s something that can’t be helped” from the do tltinK that letter Calumet Baking said the second “but fat people ought to have sufficient of soliciting Powder company Chicago to sw — transpire — in private” his supportin the use of egg albumen I' I sll My I I trl-1s B 3- I f — I Pan-American there’sno I I OPPOSES furnished EGG ALBUMEN BAKING POWDERS B B B f society (i I refinement I i t STATE SOCIETY in R baking powder her home Wednesday “Egg' albumen dos not tend to im? her friends enjoying prove way baking powder or in any Hansen benefit the consumer” says Mr in honor “As a of fact it is Wdlson entertained matter PAYSON her into baking powder nierely of daughter Marjorie Tuesday Special to The afternoon the occasion being her sixth for the purposeof assisting demonstrators freed birthday the public as regards July anniversary A number of the in deceiving Payson Harold Gore children Crowned victors at Manila bay — Mrsof her strength of their product were present in mother-in-law apparent entertained honor and Mrs exists in baking Mr George HDone were “When egg albumen will be mailed free of charge Mrs Gore of foam A copyaddress Kansas City on Salt Lake visitors Wednesday attending under certain powder it will application to the while honest to any upon esday’ afternoon The following the wedding reception of Miss Irene treatment baking powder Wedn National Ell Done Willard not containingegg albumen will Paean company 644-646 daughter of Mr and Mrs were present: Mrs William Amos Done not show such vigorous action have icott square Buffalo N Y Mrs Jack the albumeri theory’ Maria Craven Mrs Vance was hostess investigated egg Miss Minne Oberhansli Bertelsen Mrs Mrs to the Brier club Thursday carefullv and have touna its Mrs McCormick Bonnie vaiuenot for E Niles and Miss Miss Ivy Smithof and to extend an opportunity receives violin pupils R A Porter Mrs C evening Ogden beyond C Stayner demonstra608 the Misses Laura and Nette Clegg of deceotion while making Templeton building — AdvertiseBlanche Porter inlayson was hostess at tions” ment Mrs W Heber were invited guests 1 A kensingtonat aafternoon ten of her s Philadelphia the I r particularly of i i o the lobby In a 6 - seats I ' enthusiasm 8 ' II jfc a had 4 humidity e MISS them on man 1 arranged fall Utah yesterdayafternoonand were discussingthe efforts of a fat railroad who was attemptingto evaporate through the aid of the heat and S ’ far the largest concerts school children” This is certainly’ ever for Saltair are those true prepared proving for this afternon and It was rendered by’ great chorus of evening at the for AILEEN M’MILUAN resort by Director of 2000 school children on Memorial day Montgomery the last year has been studying 1905 at Cleveland O to an audience of Montgomery’s band The band will-be assisted by Charles Kent Salt Lake the piano in 10000 people and Boaton returned home aroused intense baritone and a triple sextet numbering It has been the week for the rest of the taught in the early in public schools of some of the best known artists in New York City Miss McMillan’s technique is the city summer Cleveland j Columbus Buffalo Care has bepn used in selecting te very much Improved and she is MinneapolisSt Paul Los New Haven various pieces to be played by the band strong rancisco and other cities on careful interpretaAngeles San leaders humidity “ By social attendance I I “Star-Spangled Herald-Republican NEWi I during any tea party now called “the which they may be in dansant” atwhile the theijnometeris kicking holes In the sky and the getting is more “humldorous” ' t? Special to The July YORK — A white-haired bent old standing In front of the man Metropol!-1 tan Opera house ask--’ apparently attracted ing alms of passers-by the attention of Detective John’ lood of the headquartersmendicancy o’clock last squad about night lood took him to the West Thirtieth station At the station house he old said he was John man Barberis 90 years of age and lived at 510 One iftieth Hundred and street four ’ jJc attempts Pity return 4 I '3xxx 1914 5 I j’4jt 7 - SUNDAY ± I A tB ' hospitality Mrs I ' Introduced R Herald-Republican 4 M B ' I J I LMM 1 at yZ’ V ' have we We of I V HOSE Women for Black and white value Cotton Hose Silk Hose all shades and $125 1 ‘ OR regular seamless in hose black have underpriced stock of the pongee and plain Stockings A 15c value pink and m BASEMENT Sale All $175 marked Q JLJjC All STORE $200 marked $125 Parasols down to Parasols down to All All down "''’ SATIN COLORED These blue? 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