Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-07

Stringed basa--James Olson.
Flutes--W Flaschman, James Sims.
Oboe--Johu Smith.
Clurluots Frank Ford w. II. Foster
w. Hauerbach. Ern Ford Ben Nelson,
G, Olsen G, sims, Edw. short, Arthur
Petersen
Bassoon-John Evans,
Tympanies ana traps Alvin Beesley.
Snare drum Rem Becsley
Bass drum aud cymbals Klcnke
Tho Or9heus club of New York and
Hcld's band WIN present The following
attractive program IN the Grand thea
ter tomorrow evening
Grand selection king podo'.r,.
......... ......,...,.....Ciu Gus Luders
Held's Band.
Violin solo
"Chanson d'Amour' "", -, saint ION
Bernard Walthcr.
Song. italian waltz .....,,.W Wilson
Jean st. Ecmy
Pianoforc solo, "Wultzer',..t...."
.,,,.......,,. .,.,...,., Nallenh3npl
Katherine DcNere,
By request
a. SeNtettc from Lucia. Donnizettl
b. Bcrluuso nom Jocclyn.. GODDARD
Holds Band,
Violin solo
a. 'Zicgcuncwoi2eu' .,.. Sarasate
b. (Giusy nuuccsD ....,. ,....
Bernard Walther
Monologue isis Simpkm" .,p original
Dorothy WalsVorth.
Aria, 30 Luce di Qucstguima'.,.".
,,,.''..','. .'..'.,'',,'..'' Doll"elll
G'rom LINDA al ChluouuiX,D
jean ST. Romy
Grand overture, Pest LoutnCl
Holds Band.
Tho concert given last sunday even
ing, by these combined organizations,
VAS so successful chat tomorrow even
ings event Is looked forward TO with
plcasurablo anticipation.
A. 7. MACPHERSON has drilled n choir
Of 40 boys from the First Baptist sun
day school, which made It's appear
aroe last night, at the Evangelical
county Sunday school convention N the
First Methodist church. II is argued
there is one way to keep the boys of
the streets at night-round them up and
teach them how to sing
Enoch A. Mock Of Denver, for
merly "A resident Of this city and a
n ember of tho Orpheus club, mas been
In town on n visit this week. and speaks
highly Of the work ,pf the club which
he listened to in practise.
A ladies' vocal quartet has been or
ganizcd I'm the Westminster Presby.
terrain church, consisting Of Miss Rosa
Smithen, Miss Edith Evans, Miss Pear
Allanbaugh Miss Kate Johnson. The
| gtn,1ntipp is luuN
Local music houses report the sales
| of sheet music this week as unusually
heavy. Something light, bright AND
entertaining is Nha, Is generally call.
| ed for.
Organist Mcclellan Of the Tabernacle
| has been spending a short time thi,
| week rustiCating at Payson, and visit.
ing with Mrs. McCl7llan's relatives.
Frank Foster one OF our wen known
singers, who Is now on mission IN
| England, writes his father w. II. los
| ter Of this city, that he is CultNatinp
| baritone singing instead Of tenor AND
! that he has made a much better i'm.
preston since he made his change. liz
| speaks highly Of the progress II. s
| Goddard Is making I'm London, and says
| he creates a fine impression whenever
| he appears.
Vocal pupils of Mrs. King gave re.
| Cital Thursday evening, I'm Mrs Kings
| studio, that was well attended. Amonp
| those participating In the program were
Miss Louise Morris, Miss Christin,
| Johnson Miss Helen Recdall and Mis-.
Edith Godbe Miss Judith Evans wa.
the accompanist The young singers
made their first public appearance, anc
did very credltably
| Miss Mary Olive Gray has issued in.
| yitatious for piano recital to be giyer
by her pupils Miss Helen Piper anc
Miss Ella Dyer Of this city, in Unity
| hall next Tuesday evening,
A reception will be given after thii
| evenings Wagnerian lecture by Mrs
| Sol Segel. TO Prof. Goldmark, at he,
| east First South street residence, II
| honor Of the noted lecturer Their,
| viii be short program in which tn
| professor Miss Berkhoel Willard
Weihe and Arthur Shepherd viii ap
| pear.
| Mrs. Agnes Osborne's pupils will Civ,
| recital at her studio, AS south Eas
| Temple street, Monday evening next
TO which the parents and friends Of tn
| youthful performers have been invited
! Mrs, Ira Lewis will give a musicale
next Wednesday afternoon, at her resi-
| dence on Thirteenth East street, An In
teresting feature of the function vii
be the sole use of the Italian languag,
| In the vocal numbers. Among tn,
| participants will be Mrs. Lewis Mrs
| Wayne, and Miss Agatha Berkhoel.