Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-11
Arthur Daley and Mlss ida Jones al
tend the literary department.

Gifted young nlan OF south BOuntiinli
and Bro. Hansen, q representative
Utah 10y from 5anpu,e, aud Juuge :,
ID. joiner, Of Provo, whOl 10 wen Known
as a bright lawyer, held Utah's emu ny
at the law school.
In tue celebrated music chool one
finds on tho register the book lhe
uames OF Ge rgo A. Done, the ollielehl
loader Of the Socold ward cnoit 81
Payson; Stanley Partridge, Of Provo,
who undoubtedly pOssesste talent OF
high oruer 10 his Afii Frank Wight'
man, another Peyson hoy, VINO br ms
great credit 10 bis city, and Miss la
Jones, Of Provo, who has already WUu
SUGGESTS IN Utah Ia concert, and who
uues fine work ia the school. All oil
tho music pupils, excepting Brother
Partridge take vocal music with theo-
Tetical woTk, and Brother Partridge
tab o. pipe organ, pisno ani theoioey'
la couneotion with the Univereity
School OF Music, 10 tho Fficzo Mems
oflai hall, named IN honor OF the laio
Henry Ffitzs, who, during tho SOLVE
part OF his life, wrote many text books
which arc used largely In tue public
schools. His book called Ftit zee
Virgil, IL especially noted. lie also
held the position OF Professor Of Latin
In the u. VI NJ for several yenrs. He
died some six years ago, AMI the largo
musical hall was named after him on
account VI tue interest he msnifosted
Ia the progress VI tbs music world.
Professor J. J. Mcclellan OF the
school OF music, has tne honor OF
being director OF tho University
orchestra, which IL composed OF the
bcst musical talent Michigan affords.
Their ioheAfsAls arc held Ia tho Ffiozs
Memorial hail, whicn no other Of
chosttA would be allowed tue use Of
Our Utah boy waves the baton ever
many older heals than his own, and
looks dignifiod In the place, 20 we'll
iiiled by him. Many mus cal people
go TO tho foheafsAls ~ listen 10 the
sweet strains produced by the we'll
known orchestra, which IN under ono
Of our own boys. Ho IL also pianist
Of the Choral Union, n musical body
VI about 6OO slugors. Tbs Columbian
organ Al tins large Uuiyefsity hall 10
undof his sway nj the Choral Union
concerts.
We must not forget 10 make men.
ton Of tho ~. Thomas choir aud
orchestra, under tho direction OF Prot.
Mcclellan. They have been Oigau-
izod sgain sinos The summer vacation
sad atv doing excellent work. They
rendered Msfzj'a hais 10 q last Sab
bath bsauuiuny aau TO the perfect
satisfaction ol all present.
The two btlght Utah girls who nj
tend the high scnool are foapins
IneTlted success anu are the fsvoritcs ia
their classes. bliss Lfilo Douglas,
daughter Of Joseph 3. Douglass, Pay
sun, and Miss Annio McCIvllan, daugh-
ter u Jonn j. Mcclellan, OF Payson,
aud sister OF the Titan mubloian
who holds the proiess0rship In the
music school here, are the ladies. Es-
| peclAlly Ia Latin recitati0ns are they
| praised by tnUir INSTRUCTORS. Tbs past
week they were each and separately
held up before tho class NJ students
worthy OF emulation, which greatly
encouraged them. Although they weft
tnree weeks behind the Tost OF tht
pupils Ia the olasses, they have long
since caught up ana are making record
complimentary 10 Utah. They expeo
" teach Ia Utah In tnc future and " u
MAKE teachers OF great merit. W.
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tn work Of sduc.lion.
A s.,,.. NJ on,c.,,, and ,.o,,.i
,onaI ~ .nv In m. ,nu.,caI lin, n,
isp5.6. bss 1son pIsonf.u py The Cnots
un,on' I'm. famous ono. 40 oron.,trS
with Theodore Thomas as conductor
will be u big attraction. Hs 10 boOks,
Tor November 10, 1895, also April u
1896. rhey are locked forward ~ VIII
delight ny the psople VINO EMO.
classical music.
Deo,mpsr ~. n song t.oital by M
Cl,n.nline ID, We're baolo VIII ps on
| of m, musical sy,pts OF inc yeaf, I'm
opinion of IN, A merinnn ms,s,o,l M,
| No eonesfnInx nsr IaIsnt ami ,nus,a,
nbiI,tl.s. mas pvsn nlu.t smpnnlienlI
enaor.sd uy Europ,an oluos. md n,
rsoont appsafAno,s auroAa w,to zen,