Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-12
and the party viii remain over the fol-
lowing day and take In the city.

and the party will remain over the fol-
lowing day and take In the city
Prof Mcclellan received dispatch
| this morning from Great Falls Mon
tana, asking him to preside at the
opening of a pipe organ In that city on
May nth The organ Is the first OF It's
kind ever brought to that part Of Mon
tana Prof Mcclellan had to return
word that his engagements would not
allow him Ia accept at that date, but
that II the matter could be deferred he
would be pleased to do So
"The Chimes OF Normany" was rem
dered I'm Provo last night before a
good sized audience. and a very APP
preciatlye one The members return
ed 10 the city after the performance
on special Tonight they so to Ogden
where the final presentation OF the sue
cessfui work will be given, Next week
Prof. Mcclellan calls the salt Lake OBJ
era company together 20 begin work on
THE jolly Musketeers' which they
will render in connection with Miss
Emma Lucy Gates
Governor Wells this morning receiy-
ed a communication from Dr.. r, 5.
joyce. president Of the ogden Baseball
club. inviting him 70 attend the opening
game OF the season at Glenwood park
on April g. The event viii be made
a grand one In baseball circles as
ogden citizens are very proud Of their
organization Unless something very
important occurs 20 prevent Il. the gov
ern0r win accept the Invitation and be
in attendance at the game.
Chairman Harry shcarman has
called meeting for next Thursday
evening In the rooms Of Company +,
First infantry. over the Deseret Nation
al bank. of The bank clerks intending
10 organize IN this city the Salt Lake
chapter Of the American Institute Of
Bank Clerks. There are about 100 in
Salt Lake. and 1t Is believed that a fine
organization can be erected II Is the
object OF the American Institute TO
provide a course Of instruction and lee
lures on matters pertaining to banking
and france generally
The weather office sent out today
notices of a light frost for tomorrow
morning. Atwood Brown Of Davis
county called on Section Director Muir
doch this morning with several peach
tree branches showing whore the buds
had been Killed as he claimed. by the
January fogs. in the middle OF the
tree. so that he said the killing was
by no means confined TO the lower
branches OF the trees Mr. Brown
thinks that he will gather about one
third OF crop. Mr.. Murdoch says
that heavy frosts are liable to come
slong all the way up to June 10.
There will be concert given next
Thursday eyenlg In the First presby-
terrain church under the auspices Of
the Christian EndeavOr society Of the
church in aid Of the new church edifice
fund The following program will be
presented Piano, eight hands 1.-TWO
pianosl Mesdames Putnam. Richard
son, Hottaugh and Miss Morris; song
Ia. Drink 10 Me only With Thine
Eyes" tb), In Picarde," by the Or
pheus club; reading, "A Son OF the
Desert Am +" Hlllett by Edward Cop
ley: violin (a), "Cavatlna. Ran. o.,
"Obertas, Mazurca, Wleniawskl, by
George SHELTON. song Spring Song"
Henschel, by Miss Gertrude Damon;
piano, (a), "Galatea." Jensen. % Valse,
Opus 81. Moczcowsti, Mr.. Woodmansee;
reading, Some Bits OF Negro Verse;
by Mrs. John Reed song, Destruction
OF GAIA" BeRille. (by special reques)
the Orpheus club.