Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-28

,,euriug TO aSlldie Luc pucatiph VI thV
,,rtnire. From Los Angeles comes
i,ud. long wall from the fact that
,to company will, after playing Salt
Take turn to the northwest, playing
p.ru,nd. Seattle, and Victoria, ana rc-
cunning from there east via Minneapo-
A.. euttiug out California altogether,
oa,s Is due to the fact that the COM
..,,,. WAS not given cordial support in
.,, Francisco last year. although Los
Angeles people turned out enmasse to
see &C.
brief letter from Alfred Best, who
3. singing with the company, says the
hest hill IN IT'S repertoire this year is
oAda.o and he hopes Mr., pypcr will
.sr,tre that opera for one night. "Rgu-
l,tto' and Faust are equally strong.
ye Saws IT Is regrettable that the stay
u salt Lake Is limited to three per-
,ormances, as he believes the company's
repertoire would Justify its spending a
week here.
The musical public of this city will
'asrn with pleasure that Mrs Bonita
y4bn Somcrs-C Cocks, who was formerly
fhp soprano of the First congregational
church i'm this city is visiting here, ana
has been persuaded to sing IN recital
next Thursday evening, IN the First
church, for the qualification Of her
friends,
the lady Is now in the United States
fo ON "a New York engagement in ora-
ioHo. usting through the winter. Sew
,raI Salt Lake people have heard her
SING I'm New York and Denver, aud
,r'T. that her voice Is exquisite, and
hat she WAS enthusiastically received
iu both cities. She has been studying
l6r several years in London and Paris
where her vocal powers We're greatly
5ayclor,d and finished. Her debut was
made AS professional "a year ago, a
,ha Promenade concerts I'm Queens ball,
1oud-p. where she was handsomely re-
roycl Later in the season, she app
raared at Queens hall I'm Max Bruch's
.Odvsseus," and the critic Of the Lon
don Times referred I'm a complimentary
way 10 her clear enunciation aud beau
tIfJl tone.
vharc will be musicale on Thurs
day evening next, in the Y. NJ, G. y.
auditorium when the performers viii
be Miss Sybcla w, Clayton, pianist;
Hugh Dougall baritone, Claude j. Net
Teton, yioinst, and Miss Emily Lar
con. soprano, with Miss Ethel NJ. Net
Teton as accompanist all under the
management of Fred c. Graham, Miss
clayton viii play the Chopin opus AZ
yalse. and the Twelfth hungarian
l..
sing Mlscagnls ave Maria" and Sup
ras "Ialla's Song" and Mr. Dougall
wlU sing the Divine Evening star
and two ballads. Mr.. Nettleton's
numbers include Vleuxtemps' Fantasia
Appasionata," and one OF Gounod
Communions
II is the purpose of the Y. NJ, G. \.
management to give recitals every 9TH
or Thursday evening i'm the auditorium,
under Mr.. Graham's direction At the
second musicale, to be given on NOV.
49, Miss Agatha Berkhoel, contralto,
Miss celia Sharp, pianist; II, 5. Ensign
baritone, aud w. j. Flashman, llute
win be the artists.
Local Insurance men say the recent
disastrous fire by which Christensen u
Arson lost so heavily, could easily nave
been caused by oil waste LETT lying
around by some needless workman az
when left by llsell LOT any leus'', ~
time chemical ucllol sr'a ~ , 49,
results IN hpoHlei.SouS ~, si,,s,io
Then there IL trouole' ~ %
piano was saved Iroi', '"o "''O"'
-. ,,.,,... aooo,,,.
senior anu 0eu9 I, 1ul''o ,.i,, b,, Miss
l'NI'u on lncii ~ ~, n,5 Hyo music
A+l's oioau Vi 49, tl'p G,'' Gnnnr Tomas
f,u9tiN ilo', ,ii stor ON different itu-
NtIles III "e'l'"''
o,t, ,,,,l.,, N,nsical club held a well
,r.n5nL and Interesting meeting this
sh,rp. The feature Of the evening was
gIlno Concerto in G minor by sans
S4poa. ulavcd by Arthur shepherd, Miss
.n.rp ulaying the orchestral parts on
sacona plano.
THE Theme and Variations TOT ulh
piano by Arthur shepherd mas pv'u
published By the Wa-Nan fuDHshluh
company eff BOston and rs pelhE eN-
'uNycly distributed among the uaGt'
2msleans think mighty OF IT, as '"'
loduttion of "a musical scholal'
g. -. Schcttlcr the celllst ana man
o0ln player writes IRON Los Ahs'l''
that after a few private recllAlh tN,I'
u. win hc ready to return To suit LAKE
Boo participated In recent Sgll'pl"nN
concert from which 200 people were
turned away, unable to gam aull''S-
sion. Mir, rcnettlcr met win H'''''
lHg reception I'm Los Angeles. re met