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


,,,., definitely settled that the he
rs',o III choir will not send san,a =,
1aD',' = enter the music coh'es' '
roe =. s. St, Louis fair a decision MOL,
,'sA vi, , ,ar The obstacles .' IN
w "'t q h, H. cholrs akIns part par, Were ere
~ way y In,urmourtable from 'ns :,
wl n, ,ss tIricully of selecting out OF o,
s,H s1 No. body the voices wanted . uo o.
Dc vaY y. funds, Of securing the re, :,
'isas s,a 'n' business Of the desirable able
n'e and more than all, the fao'
ae :. i contest est IS SET for July one .,
'l'' v, ,,,tSst months Of the year ~
: y" 'suI .' Al dampsned the ardor OF the
y wv. .,a nut quIetus on the pro
c tas,', 50 Il IS not unlikely that the d
s r, ar f. considerable section of -, =
a az "a, the fair but If it does inc
y. viii not be until oe'ooer'
.,.,,m for the ST. PatrIck's day
Ihs %r vs al the Salt Lake Theatet
,.r THURSDAY evening g,, y tbo "6 direction lon
,,,a excellent shape under 'nS t a ,bo ,1r'
.w.. Nora Gleason. All oil t ue pa,
AlS arr gre diligently engaged ana
wps. .., sNects win be worked INTO
" pes; ,,,rance. only first class
u e.Is,I talent is being enlisted, ana
sssO me curtain rises on what Is SUR SUR
s', ., w y crowded house, the audience
w sSre Of an interesting evening
s,,s, features Of the program VIII be
4, ,npeaTance OF little folks IN the
~, I,slmber from st AIMS orphan
~ Y, and tAe group Of little fairies
~. " sIctures are printed on this page
M MAKE A pretty picture on the stage
aghng the evening" b
1P,relope' an operetta. was given IN
a.y,rs,senth ward Westinghouse, with
nr,h success, yesterday and last night,
~ ante n little sum was realized In
"a n Inc fund for the Westinghouse
r,s. The singers were Anna Erlck-
=, Mrs Jos. Wood, Sam Winter Bert
Mretts ana Jimmy Pouton The oper-
VA va. followed by a farce In which
N following appeared Rufus Johnson
waon Ross, Lorenzo King Barbara
neur Jean Afford, Dora Bowman.
-
Manager Z. v Church Of the John
fAgrth Music company Of Chicago is
n town calling on local music houses,
On Ms way home rom a trip 10 the
htIhc coast. lie reports business as
vry ialr both In pianos and In sheet
rgSc The endowment Of the Chicago
uchssua Is assured, as enough money
hs ben raised to make this certain,
Most o. the money viii be expended IN.
Ne erection Of an hall and the re-
rpladH with the concert receipts will
n uei In the maintenance of the or
prliatlon
The oyers Of good music Will be
rsissd 10 know that Alfred A. Far
Ind The banjo yirtuoso has been en-
pg'd TO give another one Of his de-
liAlful recitals IN this city on April /.
VI Farland played here in the Con-
rtsallcnal church Just four years, ago
~ won The heartIest endorsement
irn both the press and public 1t is,
thettst that Prof. e. u. Schettler,
uhhs talented gultarist, who recently
itlrnh from Hermany, win appear
WI NJ Farland In the concert. as will
90 c'her well known local talent.
. NE long delayed bassoon, which
mhs band has been looking for, ar
n,a Yesterday from Elkhart, Ind,
spGs !, was manufactured by Conn,
ln value Of the instrument IL placed
i'Nh and Charles G. Berry viii play
nn tomorrow nights concert. Mr.,
ga having contra bassoon manu-
'"'uN' 70 De along a little later.
Nnn Robinson will sing "Oh Lord
~ NV Asicy,' from the oratorlo OF
LVsn az tomorrow mornings service
nN FauIs Episcopal church.
" Pauls choir is working hard on
ssa'oials Easter program. and pro.
~ F" make fine and successful ef-
,I 10y n rom Chicago states that Mrs,
49, 49, inomaS Edward Is making very
nWsoIe progress at the conservatory
y, nv, ne Is studying vocal culture, and
=, ~ au friends will be agreeably sur
w., w. % nearing her sing when she
"an home next month. '"N
\, !" u :, Daniels secretary Of Salt Lake
d., W. u Inc American Federation
". . s..s and Henry Klenke, man.
'as OsetheE ''' '''u' nave their
,.p,A ms ,a ~ the First Methodist
Ia N S'nOirow morning viii be Miss
~ Nv,nonas a pupil Of Mrs. Stanley
WIS., m IN the evening Mrs 7 1 ,,iu
u's will sing. e "'S' Lulu D.
N ,,,S calculated that 100000 piano.
d ,rs ,sss, IN tho United States
ka n ,h, ana tho question ia, how
nppIy M sa' s. rate WIN It take to fully
N' S'~N tho great pianist, viii
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