Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-02
Music and i
: Musicians

Above the bed hangs n massive gold
cruclilx fully 30 inches long. ON a
table beside the bed Is q golden urn
containing holy water, In one corner
OF the room is a small oratory and
other proofs Of meditatiye devotion.
PATHS supporting artists on her
American tour, are said to rank very
high. The conductor X Slgnor SaplO,
who has directed la diya's previous
tours of this country; the planlstc Is
Mrs. Vera Margolies, a Chopin y%irtuosO;
the solo vlclinistc Is Nils Roza Zamels,
q pupil of Ysayc, aud the owner Of the
violin on which that master played for
II years, Wilfred Virgo, the tenor, Is
billed as the principal tenor OF the Lon
don Philharmonic. Claude \. Cunning
ham, the baritone. IL an Ohioan by
birth. but he has been established for
years in England; Anton Hegner, the
c%elloist. enjoys a very high reputation
IN Europe. and has played before
crowned heads in most Of its capitals.
Asked the reason, the other day, why
he lived so far out Of town, with no
telephone connection. Prof, Evan
Stephens gravely answered, you know
we arc at the verge Of 1904, which Is
leap year."
The old year closed for Prof, Arthur
Shepherd very pleasantly in the re-
ceipt Of a letter from his old teacher
In Boston, DR.. Goetschius, who had
inst concluded n perusal Of Mr.. Shep-
herds Irrigation Odc,' and his piano
| composition "Erotik.' The doctor, who
is an undoubted authority, having n
high reputation IN both this country,
| and in Stuttgart, whore he was a pro-
fessor for years, gives Mr.. Shepherd
the warmest praise. and ends by telling
him, no matter what else he does, to
write, write, write, and to keep on
writing.
II is pleasing to note that Miss Ram
sey has done remarkably well during
her northern concert tour, 50 that In
spite of all fears to the contrary, she
Is considerably ahead financially. and
there Is no reason to doubt her con-
tinued success. Miss Ramsey will be
In town tonight. In order to hear Ma
dame Patti Monday evening; and then
she viii rejoin Miss Sands in Idaho and
| AtnNlilt lllt AtllN'AN AbhA 49,
will not make the trip TO Salt Lake,
but remain az Nampa at the Dewey no.
tel. where the ladies have been stop
Ding for the past day or two. The
friends of Misses Ramsey and Sands
will be pleased to learn they are doing
so well.
Prof. Anton Petersen is organizing O
..x.x,s LuNN 10 An lnnal npnfQggiOnuIu
whom he will tax. to the Worlds Fair
AT 81. Louis, and represent Salt Lake.
The last large band the professor con-
Quoted was the knights Of Pythias
band. which Wrs considered the most
accomplished organization Of the kind
ever brought together In this city Pro-
lessor Petersen IL regarded as one of
the ablest musicians in the west, and
a very thorough conductor.
There will be a fast day organ re.
cital tomorrow afternoon, in the Tab
ernaclc, az the usual hour, with Or
ganist j. j. Mcclellan as the per
former. A fine program has peen ar
ranged.
The Euterpe quartet sang for the ole
folks at the lntlrmary on New year
afternoon, when the following program
was given:
Quintette. calm Listening on the
Ear Of Night, ,"""..",.".'"''
Solo, THAT Sweet story OF DC, ,
49,. ...,.. Miss Novel
Duo and quartet, LIES Dream ..'..
Solo. kathleen Mavourneen, 800.
...,.., .... Margaret Harle!
"old Kentucky Home. '""., go.
go. Euterpe Quartett'
"a Temperance Mans Troubles.
NAM, ..,. .,.,,Prof' Qua!
These singers were assisted by Mise
Mildred NJ. Novel;, Rosa smithen am
' Fannie Neal, and the inmates OF tne IN
Urinary were delighted win the 're"'
II. b. Quay conducted the concert
; AT the state prison yesterday aller
! noon. the inmates were given a musica
: recital under the direction OF MISS 10
+, sephine Morris and Miss Moran 1lSa
! son. The program included mandonI
, and guitar numbers by Grace hadciln'
! Margery Mulyey and MAUD Slhoh'
! Vocal solos by Clara Fatek' Nellle MA
han Matilda Houtz, Margaret ana AZ
/, mes Coulter, Mile Williams, MIS- :
, Wiley, Masters Gust Backmai an
!. carlos Wood, Miss Morris gave q NUN
4 Der OF humorous recitations' ana ,ner
: ,vere several numbers by Vhelma JONI
. son and Bernadine Feeney
i Two new songs on sale In THIS clt
. ora where the Flowers Bloom all I'd
Year" and "Sweet Golden foppies.
roth are by Mrs. Venle Bartlett Wa'
son' now Of Denver, formerly OF "a
lake, and both promise to meet VIII
@ popularity.