Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-28

II has become usual for returning bands
to bring back native players,
The Twenty-ninth infantry band Is
to have a new bandmastor IN Frank
X. Herrc, at present blndmaster OF
the Thirteenth cavalry. His term OF
enlistment Is about 20 expire, 80 ne
VIII be here before long 10 take charge
OF his new command. He Is TO bring
several musicians with him, and that
they are needed is evident from the
fact that the band Of the Twenty ninth
has now only IL men, including two cor
nets, one clarinet, two altos, one BARI
tone, one trombone, one tuba one ten
or horn, and two drummers, The band
at present Is in charge OF Principal
Musician Otto. Slebenechen, with Geo.
Il. Cleveland as drum major As fast
as possible the band will be recruited
up but at present II is too much of u
skeleton to attempt any concert work,
The piano recital last Tuesday even
ing. in Unity hall, of the pupils of
Miss Eleanor Burrows was largely at
tended, and the excellent work OF the
youthful musicians highly appreciated.
Mrs. Fisher Harris who assisted at the
recital was warmly received, Miss
ronized and enjoyed
The Orpheus club adjourned for the
season, with the recent reception given
IN their honor the other evening by w.
H. Shearman at his residence, II was a
very pleasant and successful function,
and during the evening the club sang
a number Of selections.
A piano recital was given last We'd
nesday evening, by Master John Put
nam, aged seven, the son OF G.. +.
Putnam OF this city, The young man
favored his audience with some rather
heavy music for one OF his years, and
his performance of the same was char
acterlzed as excellent, Miss Agatha
Berkhoel was present and assisted with
several vocal numbers.
Mrs. Lulu S. Mnyne is giving n series
of concerts before her departure for
Europe where she Is TO spend the sum
mer. She has already appeared at
Murray and Park City, and this even
ing, gives a musicale at the CONNER
cial club. assisted by Mrs. Kate II.
Anderson and Prof Claude j. Nettle-
ton
Mrs, Frank Benedict, soprano, nu-
| pill OF Mrs Ella Cumming Wet2el, and
| Miss Jennie Williamson, pianist a pu-
| pill of Miss Mary Olive Gray, assisted
! by Prof. c. d. Schettler with his vio'
loncello, will give a song and piano
| fcrte recital on the evening Of Mon
| day, June 6, I'm Unity hall The pro-
gram win include 10 numbers, and
| IL n choice collection OF standard COM
| positions,
The Fergus Coulter Music company
| has issued IN attractive form, Prot
Stephens anthem Grant Us Peace q
Lord" II IL furnished IN o shape that
| Will make It very attractive TO choir
leaders.
Miss Salie Fisher Is busy receiving
| the greetings of her friends and their
congratulations over the success she
| has achieved as leading LADY with
| Frank Daniels. She Intends to take a
| good long rest before resuming work
| The company commences its western
! tour IN September, and forms the sec
ond attraction OF the coming season at
the Salt Lake theater
|
II will interest salt Lake Catholics
! to learn that eastern Catholics are very
| hopeful as 10 the recent action Of the
consistory Of archblshops In their Of
| fort to convince the pope that II VIII
| not be possible - have music worthy OF
! the name I'm American Catholic church
| es, without the aid Of feminine voices
The archbishors note that the heavy