Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-03

orchestra VpllNt'N ""'NA ~
~.msnt Of the new organization ana
",d.r tbe auspices Of "a host Of our 500
o o peoplewlll be given at the Theater
Monday evening Certainly II there Is
snv yaue IN advance booming" this
s 1sr, will not suffcr, Nothing that has
,,,rspred of late has been taken up In
nob whole soulcd fashion by society
a1 music circles combined Several
80, rartles. IN which full dress will be
~. ro,s are already announced, and
,so patrons Of the orchestra, whose
.a,ds include some Of the most promi-
an' nsople OF the city have sgnliied
XVII, intention Of making these con-
m .sis as far MS dress rs concerned, tho
Sswsllest events the season AFFORDS.
mia nropram for Monday nights
m, KIN be OF rare brlllianoe, Mr.
ss.rherd Is a stiCkler for short cons.
e se.,s and his program includes only
.sycn numbers, which VIII allow Tor
so mr. three encores, and still bring
.s,r the curtain before 10 o'clock, The
.,,hsstra wlIl essay for the first time
romar symphony presenting two
movements Of one OF Menuelssohu 5
real works. This VIII be the only
ssayy number Of the night the others
ON Me- program including selections ON
We LIGHTER order. one OF them being
s,,onss bewltchlng Southern Roses
w.,tro Mr.. Goddard has been secured
a, tbe vocal sololst and the chance OF
ss,rIng him accompanied by 40 lnstru-
,,ents h one that would alone form IL
"oiable event The other sololst Is Mr..
Fhsbman. the young nutlst whose Pic
lure appears on this page.
Prof VIM. A. Wotzell has done a
,sry graceful thing In sending out over
ME- Signature several hundred letters,
addressed to all the professors and
teachers Of the city, drawing their at
tsniOnl to the high educational value
OF The concerts OF the symphony or"
rbestra. and urging them to have their
advanced pupils take advantage Of the
low scale Of prices the management has
pu, into effect, especially for the bene-
III Of students
II will be pleasant news TO the many
friends OF Mr., II. s. Goddard and our
music public generally to learn that
he has decided 10 remain in Salt Lake
and reopen studio. His first inten-
Zion had been 10 return TO London and
remain there q year. singing In public
and teaching as we'll, but on arriving
L.. 10 al Of 10
time so promising, and so many Of his
old n1plls here and In ogden united In
urging him, that he decided to forego
hIs determination and to settle down
q, home now Instead Of waiting a year
Mrs Goddard and his son, who are in
london, will join him in the spring
Mr. Goddard will open his studio on
ihe top floor OF the Templeton build
iag about Jan. /.
II Is reported as a fact IN local mus-
cal circles that well-known local
male singer proposes TO challenge an
other TO mOrtal-yocal combat, the con-
test 70 include six numbers for each
contestant What Is 10 become Of the
audience Ia not stated; and the fact
nay there Is no emergency hospital
within easy reach somewhat compli-
Gates the situation. However, II Is UNI
dtniood that spongers rubbers and n
email corps Of physicians and surgeons
VIII be IN attendance on the audience
With a full repertoire OF standard
remedies and stlmulants In view OF
NAai s likely to happen, the local
druggists are proposing to raise the
Prices OF alleyIants and restoratIyes
--
Liberty stake will open Its fine new
amusement hall Wednesday evening
next at Fourth South and Eighth
East streets, with a concert, for which
~ excellent program has been prepar-
Cd on the following evening there viii
H OalL II Is the Intention OF the
NCaI authorities to give a social and
entertainment every Friday evening
,as winter with good orchestral mu-
Ihe people Of the Twentieth ward
VIII give Careless evening" In the
ned future, at which the entire pro-
yam VIII be given up 10 the compost
uols OF Prof George Careless The |
EUeSsor has recovered from the ef- |
,vyh OF the felon on his hand, and can !
NSs UP bis violin once more,
hessts Goddard. Mcclellan and |
rm.ehe appeared IN concert at Ogden
IauISday evening In the Tabernacle,
where they We're assisted by the choir |
uuaer Prof Ballantyne; they ap. |
psred again In concert at Provo last
..senng' where they were assisted at |
p Iaoemacle by the choir under
Nv Boshard, The artists acquitted |
..yllseFes as usual with high credit |
NV gave their audiences a program Of A,
''s nlBnest order Mr.. Goddard Is re- |
,.eNlng many compliments on his i'm |
""emenI since he studied In Europe. |
aIs Martha Royle King has com. |
.e.el lhe program for the musical en-
pp'Hlnmeht to be given In the First |
!, @0yleran church on the 9th inst,
WY include the cantata, 1.-THE Garden |
rIoWels' by Denza. The LADIES' |
~vuesiTa win furnish the instrumental |
.Iusg' The personnel OF the organlga. |
wv oeng Miss Broaddus and Miss |
M" ~, Nrst Wollns; Miss Brooks and |
i oo,, Mhl;tlck, second violins, and Mrs.
XXX yJs pianist The program will In
S,r schuberts Serenade, Ladies'
soustl quartet, Miss Miriam Brooks,
Mo.upanlst; opening chorus, 1.-THE
Nh. lDen2ali Duet, Lark and |
soss .la (Denza), first and second
,n,,auos, The Forgetmenot" Worth
'yr,y,.l MISS Edith Godbe: choral,
."u.le Butterfly Denza), the choral
M.s ~ The Dandelion (Chadwick),
ne. " h'siIne Johnson; choral sum
I'm nIgezes tDenza), Choral society:
,a my i.iy' (Speaks), Miss Judith Ev-
den 5"o sees Den2a), Miss Grims-
fBsacb,' society; THE Blue Bell" !
strssr,i radleS quartet; ooh. Happy /
Rosob"g DENIAL, chorus. Lovely
tsr. aI tDenza), Miss Halle Fos-
the @ ZOO Night DENIAL, Chorus, I'm
her, ppn5ins Time (Francis). Miss Tur-
Cbo.., Garden OF Flowers" Denza).
ma, j., society The cantata Is so brief
MIX s divided up into numbers.
Hal, O'sef songs added by way OF va.
rnS, a double quartet win appear. in
fr.t Misses Turner and Grimsdell
kirt oolIdnos; airs, Caskey and Mrs
Nlssan second sopranos; the two
Me-. Evans. first contraltos and
iral,e roster and Miller, second con-
rectlon - ~ klng VIII have the d..
we entire performance,
,, gn,aFd Weihe played on a ostradI.
cert ~ az ltst Monday evenings con.
on n "", mas the date "i7sf stamped