The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-24
Of their art with renewed enthu-

practice OF their art with renewed enthu-
siasm.
The latest publications of Coalter &
Snelgrove are the stBee Hive March, - by
Prof. j. j Daynes, and my Doll Waltz
by Wilhelm F. -
Miss Geneva Jennings will be missed
from our musical circles this fall and
winter, as she has decided to spend those
seasons in Lincoln, Neb.
! Forty eight pupils have already regis
| tered in the piano and voice culture
departments of the College of Music
Class work will begin next week.
Professor Hill, assisted by his advanced
pupils, will give Chopin recital about
the middle of October which promises to
be one of the best he has given.
The concert and ball to be given by the
| Metropolitan Quartette and number OF
we'll known soloists at Gifts hall on
Thursday evening will be musical treat.
Signor Campobello, the well known
operate baritone, and at one time resi-
dent of this city, is looking up the pros
poets for a brief opera season IN Chicago.
George Ford, the baritone player, has
joined Held's band, w. I. Hrier having
made arrangements for a tour of the
coast and departing therefore Wednesday
evening.
Lieutenant Massey, formerly OF Fort
| Douglas, witnessed the, choir contest at
| the Worlds fair, and was very emphatic
in his statement that the Tabernacle choir
was by all odds ahead.
Prof. Krouse is anticipating an I'M
usually pleasant years work. He says
| his class represents more ability than any
he has yet had. He will give public re-
cital early in November. at which time
some of the latest compositions will be
presented.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Whitney are
spending few weeks visiting relatives in
Northern Idaho. They expect to go to
Chicago or New York this fall, where
| they will pursue their musical work the
next two years.
The following ladies compose the COM
mittee on arrangements: Mrs. Ellsworth
Daggett, Mrs. Spotswood Kincaid, Mrs.
j. Hawley Woodrow, Mrs. Thomas j.
Almy, Mrs. II. P. G. Coates. Mrs. w. A.
Nelden, and Miss Jennie Winston.
| Miss r. j. Carpenter and John Pike
| have Invented new music stand; 1t IS
duplicate of the regulation style, differ
ing only in having a seat attachment
which prevents the daily occurrence of
their topping over on occasions of their
use as in the old.
Mr.. Charles Kent, whose magnificent
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enthusiasts so often, departed Thursday
last for the east to accept professional
engagement. He sang in Ogden Friday
evening and his renditions on this his
! farewell performance were greeted with
perfect ovation.
| The Tabernacle choir held splendid
rehearsal Friday evening. Mr.. Barker.
of Willard, presented the choir with sew
eral cases of grapes which were enjoyed.
There is some talk of the choir attending
the midwinter fair at San Francisco, and
! it is understood the movement is already
meeting with favor.
| A chorus choir has been organized for
| the Synagogue, andaE excellentrehearsa
was had last evening, Harry Josephs
officiating as choir master and organist.
The next meetings will be held Monday
and Thursday evenings at 1880 o clock, at
which time all those DESTROYS OF becoming
members are requested to be present.
The Ladies' Vocal society is a musical
club recently organized and under the
direction of Prof. H. S. Krouse. tits COM
posed of many of the leading musicians
| of our city and may have honorary mem
| bers of both sexes. The intention is to
give musicale once month, to which
the members may invite limited number
| of friends.
A concert will be given at the Salt Lake
L u y
| H. S. Krouse. 1t will be a farewell testi
monial to Mons. Hubert Arnold, who has
delighted Salt Lake city audiences many
times during the past season. Many of
the old fayorites will participate and
new vocalist will make her first appear
ance in this city.
The weekly musicale, given at the home
of Mrs. Adella j Harrison last Wednes-
day night, was one OF unusual pleasure
= foxx frio The lYnnIaIta
playing of Mr.. and Mrs. @. S. Caring
| ton and the vocal music of Mrs. Mabel
Witt and others was rare treat and
thoroughly appreciated. The next must
Gale will be held at Mr.. and Mrs. Car
rington's studio, in the Culmer block,
next Wednesday.
Next Wednesday evening grand con-
cert will be given at Younger's hall, and
| on this occasion Willard Weihe will make
/ his first appearance since he returned
from Chicago. Among the others
who will participate are Miss Wins
ton, Miss Jorgensen, Mrs. Mark
ham, Mrs. Christy and Miss Hal
vorsen, Joseph Mueller a Vienna
dialect comedian and vocalist of wide
reputation, will make his first appearance
here, and will delight the Germans with
| Oh ich an Salt Lake; BIN oder la Wen.
| Genauethliche Leut ham an gnaaethlichen
sim.
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in imported millinery at Mrs. Christy's
recsbtion, Thursday, Sept. %; As Main st.
% Furniture Wanted.
Ii you want to sell, trade or buy second
hand furniture, go to Paul. 2O9 State
street.