Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-29

1T sacretary ana uea'"'"i
pI''l' LAS directors, Rev. Mr. Gosh
i'', ,o o'" me president and George ~
en- pew" w. vice. president Mr. John d.
Pype' ros been engaged az business
Spence Arthur Shepherd viii act as
m' ..,o, and the present plan Is TO Sc,
' ln,. strong hist of patrons VINO ,' VIII
'u' inscriptions to guarantee iuna
p n.', ls to be loaned or invested ana
Nl ,' % nroyIde against any possible
new y. copcerts The concerts VIII De
is n.d In an up-to.date shape ana
nun a,oscta.lon is that when the town IS
W, ,s,c"ehly aroused to the merits OF the
W' s,o',, each event wIll yield a pro-
|' of loss subscription lists
' No openei for parties who win
"r .. 10 take a certain number OF tick
II. for each season
" y,,s tbot the organization Is In the
"a. ~ business men, and men, too
.,s enthusiastic over the project II
, "@ seem that the orchestra has
,...sa ,he experimental stage and is to
,ecsoned with as one Of the standing
Institutions Of our city
-., cannon. who has so sue
,.'sGuly presided at the tabernacle
o,yor durng Prof. McClellans apsenee'
g' ,sgroIpe classes In harmony at his
.,,Iio An fine ManX building.
tN''
rs,ro viI be special musical pro-
., A tomorrow evenings services IN
sr.s'r,lrster church. The program VIII
,',inie a duo. 1.-THE Lord Is my Shep-
Ss,d' by Miss AIlenbaugh and MISS
SmItben and am anthem, Awake MY
som by a double quartet consisting
~ Misses Christine Johnson, Rosa
.mtbsn Pearl AIlonbaugh and Kate
Iobrson and Mcssrs A. Hudson s. w,
Morrison. Howard Harold and h b.
quay
Tho many friends VI Prof Wetzel,
music Instructor iu the public schools,
,Gll he glad to know that he is rapidly
recovering his health and strength, aft
e., ronyaescenco from typhoid fever.
He Is able to do some work, but for
tbs present has TO guard his strength,
II the title NJ Music Maker to the
World" were 10 be bestowed there Is no
one who could gansay the right Of John
phup Sousa 20 that distinction In the
!. years since the organization Of the
Sousa band, the famous conductor ana
composer has performed a prodigious
amount Of work and entertained with
hs music more people tnau all of the
symphony Orrhestras Of the world COM
boed he has given more than 1000
cobcgus Do 500 different cities and towns
o'l EVopo aud America, and travelled
more Than $4,000 miles IN doing so, In
aItds time Sousa has consistently en-
Favored TO elevate The standard Of the
Military concert band and with unques-
med success for his concerts are the
rodpI Of the entire world Tie has great
'r enlarged the scope of the band, en-
Hhoi lis literature with contributions
from his own gifted pen and with SUI
Wfb Arrangements of the works of the
great masters Of music and IN every
way sought to present the very best
music to his audiences,
The following program will be pre-
sfo'ed tomorrow evening. at the Grand
Ifealer by Held's band March.
Eleven O'clock Toast" Winston:
Aanana Chilean Dance" Missud,
Sanburst' Glider, "Mlserere.' and
Anvil Chorus from III Trovatore."
W. Il, leslie lcorneO, and Z. G. Ste.
'ens lblrItone) selections from car
men Blzet soprano solo. THE Lass
win The Delicate Air. Miss Agatha
befAhoei Fantasia, "Thaumbilder,
Llmbye with bell solo by A. Beesley:
Polish Dante No Scharwenka. selec-
l0n, Peggy from Paris Lorraine.
Tho local music houses report an ex-
client business On pianos. with COLI
t'uons that cam not be complained of.
me number Of piano brands I'm this
MARKET has increased considerably
Wuln The last few months. and from
INEQUALITY Of their tone and touch It
u evident that the standard Of piano
manufacture iu this country has ma
uIialiy improved Strong competition
mAhes constant effort at Improvement
necessary TO success.
zoe brass band of the streetcar union
nEowlng 70 that the boys have hopes
0 establishing it firmly within a few
kspl up
Madame Swenson viii give recep-
m ana musicale next Monday even.
,s , 70 her nupus. 40 her residence, No.
wv First street
Local music teachers, both vocal and
,.'uumenlal say they are having plen.
W 10. ana mat attendance and pa
H ygase nave Increased within the past
Mess ae@T' skelton ana Dougan and Mrs
r rlaaId are proposing To give a instru-
Ss s,." ana song recital at Bingham
A.. sgyohl passoon is to be secured for
W. symphony orchestra: as apportuni-
w1 tllay occur the Instrumentation
VIII be Increased.
PRESIDENT Webbcr and secra,arv NH
s,I.s . '0e American Federation OF Mu-
Nl. si VIVA The executive officer for
ray, u,s1IlcN VIII be IN Salt Lake carly
(, ,,nOlth, en- route TO San Francisco
N,n, 'enuahpe on the annual conven.
r, az mat time any matters that
NJ, ue M dispute with the Salt Lake
so1 qua such other matters as occa.
arI uay bring up, viii be admdicated
'''"u 0y visiting officials.
san promising girl ylollnlst In the per.
nac s, Ilue Miss shores. aged 6 Is a
hs,s,alent with Willard Welhe. Her
headWav says she Is making great
d,s 40, q. Petersen has organized n Ia
10 M, ,iolln solo class, with six ylolins
Ne Rs s, WIN. and others coming. Al
ca,tI,i1D practise the six played the Raff
ngb,s1' a, Wl'h am excellence that de.
ws ,ner instructor. Prof peder.
Quart, ,'so organizing a 0ouNle strlneed
"hlpanlsts ''' anu piano as ac-
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