Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-17

February lea' ,lr Godd "a as Plum.
kett; THE JH'Y Muskotecr" the nlal
opera, May o., I'm which Mr. Col.
dard had onl" brief part, that OF the
captain Of the guards but IN which he
made one Of bis most notable successes
singing 'FrIend3,'
a letter from Mrs. Egc Dean White
head, who Is now teaching I'm San Fran
cisco, says she "a much pleased with
her new home and that she has made
many friends Among them are Mr.
ana Mrs, j. w. ChWson. Speaking OF
them Mrs Whitehead says that Mr.
Clawson had Mt the eighth annual ex-
hlbiton OF the Bohemian club three
portraits, among them being one of the
LeWys family entitled "a Rhapsody"
Whieh attracted special notice Mrs.
whitehead says: THE musical atmos-
phere Of San Francisco ls very lnvlg-
Grating, as there is something good 20
ing on nearly an the time. Including
recltals both vocal and piano. different
teachers bringing before the public
thelr best pupils on pupils In an musl-
cal INES and teachers and artists them
serves constantly giving recltlls So
llf TINS t0ll we have had the privilege
OF nearing Nine. Fannie Francisco I'm
Doth concert and grand opera. She f.
a native OF California ana has beau.
tliul voice decidedly dramatic. In
Lucia she handled the mad scene
wonderfully WELL She was assisted bv
me Tlvoll Opera company and yerv
Wen dld they sustain her. Padsrewskl
gives three recltlls mt the Alhambra,
saturday afternoon. Dec. H. and
Monday and Wednesday evenings Dec
~ ana ~ A great musical treat is In
store Tor all our music lovers"
Little Katie Forlyce. a promising
child singer Is TO have o baDe0t on
Monday evening In the Eighth ward
nam she Is a pupil Of Mrs Kate Bride
event. 'P '''o
Frof' Pedersena ladies' orchestra Is
plactlcing the first Beethoven sympopy
with four first and three second ylollns
TWO vlolas, cello and bass
There viii be a musicale ana drama
,llc entertainment at All Hallows col
leBe on the evening Of next Wednos-
Gay IN which the college orchestra I'M
der me direction Of Prof Petersen viii
lurhish the music, playing two over
lures ana the music between the acts.
Prof, Ernest r. Kroegcr of ST. Louls
has favored Prof Mcclellan of this civ
with another composition Of hle for the
5S. '''''' opus
Willard Welhe was In his boyhood
protege Of Ole Bun. who wanted to
take him under his immediate care I'm
Paris and educate him.
Miss Emma Ramsey win leave early
IN January for Chicago and New York
Where she VIII look over the Operatlc
Held, and decide what she thinks IL
would be advantageous to do. Her
many friends wish her the best of
success, and regret to see her go.
So
Christensen's orchestra has long
llst OF engagements ahead for society
functions which promise to be quite
frequent until Lent cuts them short
Bandmaster Held continues very sick.
with high fever, and Is unable TO leave
his bed. The band WIN however, give
its usual evening concert tomorrow. al
the Grand Theeter, with popular pro-
gram, and Manager A. $. Zimmerman
will conduct as before.
Miss Halle Foster, the young con-
tralto singer who made so favorable
an impression at the recent cantata
performance In the First Presbyterian
church, has a range Of over two oc-
tayes and sings In the soprano register
as well as IN the contralto. Her teach
err Mrs King, has the highest expecta-
ton Of her.
Walter Poulton, a promising young
music student Of this city has recov-
cred from a protracted Illness, and is
able to be out once more.
The vocal pupils Of Hugh w. Dougall
will give q recital next Monday even
ing, at Mr. Dougalls home, 40 north
West Temple street, where the follow
ing program viii be rendered. "Armor-
er's Song" Robin Hood, Dan G. Cou-
lam; "Bendemeer's Stream" (Gatty),
Miss Olive Pearson; ia Serenata,"
(TostD, Miss Helen Bamberger; "A