Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11

Robert Grau for concert season IN
this country beginning in the autumn
Of 1904,
Held's band, aided by the members OF
the Salt Palace Vaudeville company
win give sacred concert In the SAT-
Pnace theater tomorrow night The
program will be strictly limited to Sc
ectl0ns by the band, and solos by the
various singers concerned.
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The Catholic Fathers Of this city have
had compiled and published In pdmpnle'
form, al the newspaper notices ON zoe
recent visit and work Of DR. j Lewis
Browne. The publication VIII be sent
Ia him as souvenir Of his reception
and his artistic achievements.
Linus Clarke, the noted Pacific coast
organ expert, spent a day in SAT- Lake
this week. lie Inspected the great
Tabernacle instrument and declared
that It surpasses The widely advertised
Yale organ, which was dedicated last
month. salt Lake he said, should be
proud Of IT,
Prof Mcclellan went 20 Payson today
and viii spend tomorrow and the next
day at Upper Falls, Provo canyon
Prof Peterson viii. as q result preside
az the Tabernacle organ at the sunday
services tomorrow
Madam Swenson is arranging for q
musicale to be given at her residence.
66a Third street, in the near future. Thp
affair VIII be- i'm honor ol her former
pupil, Miss l.ueIla Ferrn, who returned
from New York TO her home m OgIen,
early this week
Miss Giatia Flanders, the well known
Salt Lake pianist has gone To the Pa
ci0c coast to spend the remainder Of the
summer
Little Arthur Petersen, the boy
yiolInist, ii studying as never before,
He apparently never tires of his work,
ana takes hold OF the most difficult
compositions without the slightest hest
tatl0n In fact. the more difficult they
are.the better he apparently likes them.
His father Prof Anton Pedersen gave
him his first lesson in counter-polnt on
Tuesday last
AT the Tabernacle choir practice on
Thursday night, Prof stephens gave
the members Of that body a good
fatherly talk. It is observed that he
has been doing some beneficial weed
ing. and il Is understood ht Is going
to DO some more OF Il. 1t may be stat
ed IN this connection that Thursday
nights rehearsal was one of the best
the choir has had in months
Prof. Mcclellan and Miss Sybella
clayton are engaged upon couple of
very pretentious COncertos which VIII
be given at "a musicale at the Clayton
home within the next few weeks, IT
is stated that there Is a genuine sur
prise IN store for the music-lovers who
will hear IT,
Miss Ella Cotte who has been one Of
the most industrious pupils that Mad
| am Swenson has had the past year,
will spend the next twelve months In
New York in further developing her
voice, which is a very promising one,
and one OF which Mrs. Swenson is quite
proud,
The Euterpe club made a decidedly
good impression at the Tabernacle re-
| cital on Tuesday last.
Among the younger piansts OF the
city, Mrs Harry Melton Is beginning
to attract no little attention for her
| skill as a performer.
|
Orchestral aud other music Is be-
coming quite feature al hotel dim
ners In this city The string quartet
that has been engaged at the Kenyon
| Is giving a good account Of itself It's
work Is much appreciated by the guests
| Of the house.