Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-30

', the organization are ~" iO'u9O
=, s. Louis, The cutting out OF IN
o o,s tour and the substituting of anol ne,
Vu' 80, mean that the Angel city VII
O',' no visited by lions sweet sing
NV Tho cancellation Is but tempo
''s # IS hopcd-untiI 1905, when tn
' '"', will likely be re-attempted
U"' ,.,b hotter success. These wer'
""' .,r,lusinns that were definitely
Wv .t.J ot the practice work Of thu
,., an Thursday night. The Los An
'"r , .vpcdition would have cost abou
.,,o.o for three hundred persons the
"'r necessary to close negotiations
nh tb, railroad company It was at
.o-,,n.r TOO much money TO raise. The
I,y,du,l members said 50 and Con.
' ,,",o, stephens affirmed their state
a,,rs And then, the giving OF COM
'.,.at this particular time Is not very
incentive another fact that con-
f.muINl nb''
.lb,,,d 90 the decision arrived at As
- the Worlds Fair iourney-lhot VIII
l.s and more choir members are
s,siron. Of visiting that than are anNl'
... to. beauties Of southern Cali
i0rnil .,,.,,
The determination to see the eNposI'
,on has brought another matter to the
'front.' and tha, is whether OF not the
~,l.,u,,l. cuon Is TO compete with the
,,,sr big choirs that are expected TO
.,sr III. contest. A. to that, Prof
s,.raens said this morning; Il should
NJ. very much to have the Tabernacle
,bojr compete, but under no clrcum-
stances will permit it TO be done UNI
r.s can have l2o Of the pick and
,,u.. d, lh- organization, to enter II
NAVY looks as only a small percentage
~, ,bs host singers want To so, Thdt,
" ,5,rss pracludes even the remotest
,ossInlity ,f competition. With our
H., singer, the contest would be a
sifoglre without tn,m IL would be
,'sU you know what IL would be, 50 1t
10 rot necessary for me to express my
IN further OH that point
gv way OF distessIon. Prof. stephens
t,sissutd cali to the members OF the
rso,r that reads as follows: "A special
rssing ,hy request Of the First Presl-
a.rcyl Is made upon all the members
n me- Tabernacle choir to meet at the
T.b-rnaclv on sunday, tomorrow after
roon, promptly at ! o'clock, Tor the
rurp5se OF having photograph taken,
'Le pboto 10 be used Dy a noted stere-
,,tton firm. that our choir may DE seen
AZ is throughout the world by the
mutlnldes that do not have the oppor-
iunIy Of visiting US at our homes
Walter A. Wallace. the young salt
lake basso Is about to be heard in his
S'ne city for the first time since his
iyrn from abroad. He has, accord
hf 70 Madam Corelli, his noted teach
ga voice Of rare and pleasing quality
Accordingly his appearance VIII be
awaited with interest The date Of his
concert Is set for Friday, Feb. ;, In the
Congregational church, He VIII nave
some excellent assistance from Messrs.
Willard WeIhr. j. j. Mcclellan and
Nr. Spencer Clawson, Jr., No wallace
ENJOYS the distinction of beng one OF
three exceptional pupils Of renowned
teacher, an Of whom hail from Utah
Miss Emma Lucy Gates, Miss Emma
Ramsey and Mr. Wallace being the ia
rofel trio. Madam Corelll In writing
10 MessrS stephens and Mcclellan
about Mr. Wallace. says: He Ia wor'
thy, indeed. 10 be mentioned In one
breath with my other two scholars,
Ramsey and Gates. His voice has de-
yr0ped wonderfully, the tone Is good,
pure and full of metal, and he renders
Ms music with much intelligence and
feeling | am proud Of him and anX-
l0us TO have him demonstrate what he
has accomplished Ia the Utah public
The American cOnsul's wife, Mrs Ma
Con- proved 10 be- a warm friend Of Mr.
Wallace and invited the Utah artist to
sing some numbers at gala occasion
Al the American embassy The date
for sailing for home prevented his ac-
CeltIng this engagement, In a recital
given by Corellis pupils, Mr. Wallace
appeared three times with marked sue
cess and II was upon this occasion that
Mrs. Mason predicted a brilliant future
Tor this young man.
The German Times" gave Mr. Wal
lace splendid wrte.up on this recital
shl sgnalled him as the star Of the oc-
aSlon The program chosen for the re-
tlal Is rare one, including two num-
tsrs In which Mr. Wallace viii have or
san accompaniment by Mr.. Mcclellan.
Nf' Weihe Nlll play Bruch's great con-
crto and "Fantasle Appassionata"
,NeuSlemps) assisted by Mr.. McClel- |
Jan al The piano. Mr.. Clawson will ac-
company Mr. Wallace,
concerning the Ramsey concert tour
,,.HouRh the northwest the Deseret
news Baker city correspondent writes:
haEer city Or, Jan. 9S.--Bakor city
lUu eastern Oregon have been favored |
VIVA ylSll from Utah's celebrated vo-
ansl All" Emma Ramsey, accompan- |
~ oy 'he talented and charming young
,ahlslr Miss Jennie Sands ~ Salt
"aHe 'ltN To say that all who had the
,saSur' NJ listening to these artists |
'sIe delighted would I've 10 mildly ex-
.'m me iacts. Two concerts were Civ.
u N ms city, one at Sumpter and one |
., IA drandc, Union and Pcndeton |
I" also hn visited, when the tour will |
y excluded to Washington ard the |
at MISS Ramsey's wonderful vocal |
'NeIS are widely praised In these |
'ls, one critic stating that II was but
mater ~ a little while when she
uuu o" recognized as one Of the fore !
'oS' 'o'' lists Of he time, Miss Sands |
,. a.So hIgllly ACCOMPLISHED In her per
\ ','''eS IN the nlano showing that |
wv ms mastered thai instrument 10 a |
Iu'I k1oIc degree. The Young ladies' |
'r n''n very successful artIstlcally |
(. "pI aS financially and are travel |
~ uhIrr the management Of Miss
amtoys two brothers. Messrs Frank
'u george Ramsey
"a, "' we sunday services In tho Latter
W y, .'lO'S westinghouse In this city.
~ ana Frank Ramsey and Miss
=, 'i I. ramsey wore among the sneak
i .IS, sunday week. They all expross-
IN, a.u pressure In meeting with "A
Nv It,",t OF Latter.day Saints. and
lee 70 strongly While IN Baker CITY
,s,,l ramsey and Miss Sands were iho
''', W, OF Mn and Mrs Frank shurtlir,
~ , "n9 are old friends Of the Ram.
, ,.s south Baker choir has been re.
VIZ 10 furnish music for the quar-.
ann oUl'rencc In Ia Grando next
lev rl, quo inc organization is now
m. ",l,,n lrrr''sals for that event.