Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-10

each Of the TWO cpu.eos' 'uiH winner,
hoping thus 10 make the entertainments
al least self.sustainining' fliJ W1Iih
was thus bought flr lho hfat lfsp-'.
sentiug $50 out Of LOU memhei-| aua
$40, representing 100 out OF thc am
number for the last one. Ihtae two
put together IL fait average 90 tue
support We have received. Anu y.t We
have become aware OF general Idea
among those who should be- Interested
that this choir was great money.
making scheme on our part
UI.et ne see how the 'tcnrmu" hs.
worked this season. We have had tHg
entertainments, at the tt-i 0yur nine
hundred people paid admission fee
aud i.fmeI what ~ usually luimtd aY
audience II two thousand pcDpIu-luis
misstntemunt IL pefhupi madg in Mind.
Tues. m ding the affair assume more
importance or u may Do due O. thr
general miscnlculntiOu in thg suntirG
capacity Which sadly nucls c.tfuciuE
% wchsa looule wish t1 Ecup uur ere.
uit FOR a lowe ttutb. THE amounted
90 thurnormous o. fum gi $3.50 SSH oi
tHis wa. ult.i out in pr.E IHr luu .ua.
as.fuI c1pto,iautf, SO 900 Hlyer,Hue
tlr entertainment, so iUT iI.uls,
tolrsssfrfa and iicaCt H.IiIr, SIS iur
actual labor performed b. preparing %
tluu0r uot connected win Co... uuHca,
part while mot Ices than 500 v.uIt
cover ether rEucusca. IuuH NpHrH I.ft
with only s5a 10 meet "a possible iail.
Ing nt thr uvKt venture.
"rLu second unt llsinm.ni coming
agui e @ powerful cUun.u. aiiftD'iOI
al tine rhe1ttT, a grand utlI 'Ht yuuug
people. brought tur rcctIU.a down Co
$4,000. and while our PAGE woe
twenty d8llars less aud tII.u. extra
labor Iu our part other expenses aumu
tpu HItpen uollaiB less tusu tHs ffsf,
we ygtfrH.ill tomu fifteen dollars short
or clearing expense. Ihis .yH us sil
ifum our scnsun's two entertainments,
au4 %. siuly az much m Is taken iu
Initiation fec from luW mUmurTs.
There 90 $50 for two musig teachers Go
share inf AK months tWiiIUs OF from
eight o. tw, Two hundred o. H.J-Ntur
biz mnny as four And fyu frUHatapis %
week with various parties % 900 e. a..
with an addition Of the suspicion O. m
those thuy are trying tuuit u.I ivugit
that hey use them A. tools whereby Co.
make money.
"But have no quarrel Go I.cs with
the Cgmmuuity. 1 took zap me work
Of my own choice, aud now ! Riyut
up 1f my own choice. j um sauHliyI
10 Will uu more beneficial tI me, ami i1
SUCH that really desirs their children 10
study with me, that We enter lut1 such
arrangements with each Other as viii
satisfy both, ! settling my IrCu, they
accepting Ur iUilctiug o. they choose.
/ nui o8ly safty Tor the many children
whose parents go net appreciate the
advantages OF musical Training suill.
ciUut o. make much tnlu t0 SECURE it
f1f them. The juvenile choir was q
boon or such, AMI Haylus % at
least 900 u year 10 the community.
"lfuu equal number under any other
arrangement received tho benefit Of
tue training, NJ no class Instructions
eau bu thought OF uuugT % competent
instructor Tor lees than one dollar rrr
torn, while the choir has mot g.st that
much per pupil fur the thIuu ears Iast
70 tht 200 enrolled.
"A greater benefit eau accrue 20 these
attending by the more individual nt-
tontiOn gwen them In sm lliul Clalses.
But % f. Hn iffcpamu.e l0ss 81 the
hundreds VINO viii not get these al.
VANTAGE
"rhu whole matter summed up h
that O. make a Juvenile Cu0if 10 success
the support, financially aui Otherwise,
Of tho perruts must bee haJ.
For we can neither afford 10
give the entertainments ntces.
safy 10 keep their ambitlOu
alive AZ our own rick, nor wear out our
health, strength AMI existence 20 get
results from children that their own
parents will not take The trouble 10 be-
resent 10 enjoy whom such results are
publicly exhibited.
$50 We discontinue lhojuvonile c Or
AMI take up our Glasses again, with no
regrets for having done our best, AND
only best wishes Tor tue little sit gers
who have given Us No much pleasure
~ well as labor"
IVAN STErHESs.