Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-05
Music and
Musicians

cert In the Salt Lake Theater on the
night OF the 18th inst. for the benefit
OF ST. AIMS Catholic Orphanage. and
under the direction Of Miss Norah
Gleason. organist Of the cathedral. The
All Hallows college will furnish in
strumental music. one hundred and
twenty-five children are to sing as
sisted by Miss Lottle owen, soprano:
Mrs. Martha Royle King, soprano:
Mrs. Edward McGurrin harpst Prof.
Anton Petersen, viola and piano; Ar
thur Petersen, violin, Charles Kent,
baritone; j. ID. sullivan, tenor; Berna-
dine and Thomas Feeny, song and
dance performers. These st. Patricks
day celebrations in the Theater are al
wayI entertaingly given and handsome
ly patronized.
Prof. j. J. Mcclellan will leave for
New York and other eastern cities to-
morrow evening. He win be gone two
or three weeks and will combine bust
ness with pleasure. though he IL prin-
cipally In search Of rest and recreation.
He expects 10 see some OF the big oper-
attic productions that are now on In the
Metropolis.
There will be a special organ recital
tomorrow, at 1880 p. m, I'm the Taber-
nacle in honor Of CartOOnist Homer
Davenport who Is to lecture IN the
evening, in the Salt Lake Theater. The
recital will be omen to the public
At $3.50 this afternoon there will
be II special organ recital at the Salt
Lake Theater in honor of George j.
Gould and party who will be the
special guests Of the Church authorities
for the occasion.
Mime. Patti and her management dis
charged their celist, Hegner. in San
Francisco, and he responded by suing
them for $4,000 damages, He attached
the receipts In Philadelphia and the
concert in that city was cancelled IN
consequence the money being returned
TO the owners. II Is said that PATHS
success IN san Francisco was so pro-
nounced that she will play return visit
there before crossing the water,
Prof, Mcclellan has organized two
young lady quartets for two pianos,
eight hands, and some excellent work Is
being done.
Several new and valuable masses
have been added 10 the musical library
of st, Mary's cathedral.
Mrs Mont Ferry will sing tomorrow
morning, IN the First Presbyterian
church.
The choir of the First Presbyterian
church will give a praise service to-
morrow evening, assisted by Mrs. a. H.
Melvin and Edward Copley. The fol-
lowing program will be presented:
Anthem, Evening Hymn Wagner
Arranged by Dudley Buck
Duet, Holy Father Guide our Foot.
steps OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wallace
Mrs. Melvin and Mrs. Andrews
Violin solo, selected George = SHELTON
Anthem. zone Sweetly Solemn
Thought" u,-,.,,.,,,.," Ambrose
Solo. Hear My Prayer Hamilton Aide
Mrs. A. u. Melvin,
Anthem, Fear Not Oh Israeli
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Max Spicker
Held's concert band will present the
following program at tomorrow nights
concert in the Grand theater:
March king Cotton ".",,,,""sousa
Grand selection from "Carmen'r
......,.,,,,.,,, .,,...n.....," Bier
Baritone solo Answer His Life
For His Country"
Walter Spencer,
Cornet solo, Sweet siXteen"..", Levy
A. s Zimmerman,
Grand selection from Fra DIavolo'
,,.,.,,,. ,,...,,,,''s'''''.'' AUDIT
Popular selections, prince Of PHI
zen ....,,,.,., .,,.,',,,'''' Luders
Rcquest)
Claronet solo. aria from Louisa
de- Montefort" u,,,.oW Walter sims
Soprano solo, "Patteson Waltz Song
"Rostlie" ,.,r,,,.,,,', De hoNeh
Capricio. March Com,Que' u."Carlton
CReQuost)
Grand selection from "El Captain
..".....," ,,..,..''''''"',' Sousa
There will be Vospors and Be1cdc-
ton ton OrroW evening In st. Mary's
Cathedral, beginning nj 1880 o'clock
and the musical program prepared ny
Organist Moran Gleason viii be as fol-
lows;
Bass solo, paradise ,,,,".","Da Dana
r, G. Crawford.
Vespers In G...,.,,.,,.u,u.,",Ro s'Wls
Sololsts Mrs. Al Whltoman, Misses
owen, Goldthwuit and Jones; Mossrs,
Dunbar sullivan and LLOYD,
Soprano solo, 80 Divine Rodoemer'
..,,,,...,,,.,,,,,,, tounOd
Miss owen.
90 Salutnris" .....,.,....,.n. Browne
Mrs, Whteman Miss Jones; Mcssrs,
Dunbar and Lloyd
"rantum Ergo .,n,-,...... la tlache
Chorus.
"MagnihCat" .,.....,,. Plain Chant
re Deum, "EIoly Goo" Haydn
The Knights Of Columbus will attend
the service In A body