Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-06

the hone that tha ,yre maintain afr
might restore HIM Ito ne old y,ror
Mr. Coon r.,Iile ail his ODD i1larrst I'm
local .,u.lyal apgws. ana Mas sulcIally
Interested ;o learn of mo favorable
impression created by AIR. Sh.pberie
symphony 0rt,stm. uu organization
which haze sprung into he during his
absence.
A COMPLIMENTARY concert of eyoar.
tiJnal inter 80 is 10 come uT lu la. uou
future. we refer 10 ,aat uD., being af.
ranged for NIss Judith Anderson. Tn.
First Presidency have 600 far Interested
themselves as TO grant tlu Nga of IaI.
lady being q student of the D. ID. s.
University. and q pupil of musical l..
rector stephens ol that institution. 4
program, including several ot oar l.aQ-
ng professors. and the best other Hl.
cpt available, Is being prepared ly
Prof. stephens Among those whose
services are already enlisted are Prof.
Anton Lund, who win come up from
Ladies' quartet who made such
favorable impression az the school con-
cert IN the Tabernacle, the male quar-
tet The Ap0NOs.' who are nov bee
coming f1yorhes, the Pratt Brothers iu
Prof. Arthur Peterson ana mis- talented
son for % violin solo. Forty leading voc
calists ol the Tabernacle choir viii be
three other special features viii yet DE
added
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The prevailing craze the "Andautino"
rr0 My Wife, has been arranged as
cornet duet. and win Doe rendered by
ICssrs. Glll and Christensen In the
First Regiment bands program ut
CaldGrs park tomorrow.
Miss Emma Ramsey has been cnCag-
ed as The so.0lst for the Tabernacle
Nyercises on the night Of the 18Th. whom
the All HalloWs' commencement eXer-
cises take place Or. Brown win be
thc orsanlst OF the occasion and PROT
Mcclellan SAYS ne is a master OF the
instrument Master Arthur Petersen
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Prof Lemare says he wrote his Ia
nous AndantinO on the top OF "a street
car In London. and an he ever got out
OF IL "as four guincas. paid him by
the firm that published It.
Miss Wishard is training the children
OF the Collegiate Institute In chorus
singing.
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As tomorrow viii be fast day, there
will be no services In the Tabernacle
but ats 80 y. m, Prof j. j. Mcclellan
will give an organ recital, when the
following numbers viii be rendered
Largo, Haendel. Overture to Oberon,
Weber, Sping Song. Mendessohn;
Andante. Guimant, Prayer. Dubois,
Marche FunebTe, Chopin. The Taber.
nucle organ recitals are becoming more
and more popular, ana are proving a
great educator to the public, SO much
that Prof. Mcclellan might be able to
give paetCGny all OF ms time TO Or
sah Work' re mas ali OF Lemare new
music ana VIII laVoI lhe pubic win |
''e same is opportunity occurs.
mo Imperial quartet WIZ sing IN
NVIileTS Walu sunday hlsht' AT the
Young men conference oil the Gran
lie STAKE, me members OF the quartet |
are Messrs' Ashworth, Poll, Kent and
eq'Hes'
me past week mas been more or
ess prollhc IN concert work. on Mon
lay hight came Frot' Lemare at he
flrst Congre2atlohal church organ,
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At the same place; Thursday night,
anne Mime. Swenson's nuplis' recital
md on The same evening 6rrurra1 fbp
,eception and musicale In the Fifteenth
yard neetinghouse given Inv The rn.
urned German missionaries In honor of
Mss Emma Ramsey. There We're reel.