Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06

ro,, week, The building hns Just been
,oulppcd with mn instrument OF tho
same mako as our own ind almost AZ
large. II Ia rated M tho third biggest
organ I'm tho United St0tos and IL said
"a no A marvel Of musical and mechan-
teal perfection,
prof Mcclellan Ion yesterday for tho
irwin cities country, whore his per-
,ornnnocs ara being prepared for nv n
Jls,inoty red letter event IN Mlnnc-
unois musical annals, lie was 0ccom-
nonlod by Mrs, Mcclellan and Mr. ANA
Mrs, John u, Hansen, Tho purity VIII
Ia aonc about 10 days From the 0d-
vance programs issued by Prof, Me-
clcunn before his departure II IL cvi-
den, tina, he proposes TO give the Min
ucso,nns an elaborate and varied mu-
tlchl menu In all four rccltals have
been arranged for,
mo four programs to bc given VIII
Include 90 selections. Tho programs
uro models IN the organ cenccr line,
and ought TO meet the demands Of the
most critical audiences, Among tho
principal numbers nrol Fantasia In u
ila, major, Rholnbcrgcri In Paradise,
m Dubois Chromnllc Fantasia
'rhlelc, cnnsone'la IRON. Nlo'ln Con-
cerio Il, GODDARD adapted for the or.
qan by Prof Mcclellan, Elegy IN u
Minor Archer Gibson, Andnnto from
Fourth organ symphony Widor, Pro-
ludo 10 Tristan ana Isolde, Wagner,
Chant Of the Scraphs, Gullman, An.
dnnuno, Lomnre, Concert Overture,
Hollis, Grand Oforlorc, Beethoven
Baliste, Meditation aud Tocoaia, r.
dEyry, Capilcclo, Lcmnigrc Contl-
Lone Gossc Largo, lineNhol Prelude
and Slclinno Musc0gnli Elogy IN q,
l.omaro Pilgrims Chorus, Tonnhou-
scr, Toccola aud fugc IN j minor,
Rach Nocturno, CASTOR Dothlcr, can.
IONA, Wastonholmo, Final Duo, Trla-
ian and Isolde, Wagner Third organ
Sonaln, 0ullmant, Ofortoire In ",
pulac, Virgins Prayer, Masscnei
Andanto Trislnmcnte, khrocgori Inter-
meglo, Mnsoapnii Toccnta In Y, Widor,
Canlilono IN A minor Snlome Concert
overture. lfnulkos Ave Marie, Han.
ecll, prlgicd Die Mcistcrslngcr Wng-
nor, Toccaia IN r. i'aulkcs, Romance
IN D. nat. LemNro; Andnntc uor
strings, Haydn, Elevation Gullmnni,
Funeral March, Chopin Religious
March O.ohongrlnl, Wagner Dubois
Jensnlcm the uoldcn, SPARKS; over.
,lro 10 OhorOn, Won Weber.
Clarence Eddy ana other noted or
gOnsls win follow during the season.
Mcclellan should have been chosen for
The dedication,
ysnyo's date IN salt Lake " vet for
Thursday evening next and the whom
musical fraternity Nv ngog with eN.
demen, over the event Certainly noth-
INK In our recent musical annals mp.
moachts II In interest yHNyc WIN rem.
der hc whole program himself with the
exception of u piano number by his
accompanied, Mr.. DE l'ofVc, and fons
tllro " The evening VIII be the rondls
ton Of the famous Kroulzcr Sonata by
Beethoven, The program also Includes
Max lrOchs concerto In q minor, and
other numbers by H. Hocna, TschNlkow.
~, Schumnnn, Ernst ana NieuSlcmps,
Ymyos appearance win form the only
event of next week NJ the Thcater,
Manager pypor OF the Salt Lako
thoNter has been notified by Mr.. y, M,
WorullnNon that owing TO unforeseen
circumstances, contingencies, etc, etc,
etc. his vocal recital Of advanced pu-
nlls' etc. etc, etc, has been ncccssar-
postponed, ndeinltclyi or words 10
,hal eject BEFORE HIS little duct with
ucorgo SHELTON IN which the latter
TOOK very much tho primo part, Mr.
Woflhlng'on spoke his mind, pres,o-
lnon'o, IN the Thonter office, 10 the 81.
foe, that he proposed TO show the poo.
pc OF Salt Lake how u recital should
DO conducted, lie would opcn their
eyes, and ON PEASANT remarked that no
ma sold between 700 md 500 tickets
w dOllar onch, IN Wow Of como NJ
Wv Ieshl ontnnglcmcnla In which he
ns become Involved II IN believed that
Wv gentleman must have spoken, cum
~sMVNlio montully, Mr. Worlhing.
,2n studio IN the Commercial club
u'o,N mas ben omp,ied ~ lis occupant,
Wnn we numerous portraits OF HIS
Nuohls IKE self IN n wide and assorted
0aIlely OF position and II IN only sent.
Mr Nollhlngton announced with some
snow OF eNulinlion after the pubIca.
Wn o, MS little study IN pedal oblignio
Nn ML Nkolton, that ho would sno
me news" for 100000, A friend sug.
Ns'el mar u million would bo bottcr
uW lhe lnhgn0nlmoua baritone con.
aohdlngly remarked he would be
,,o,sned WI III 100000, Mr. Worlhng.
wn STATED conlldontnlly 10 nm nc.
ponluhce that he had consulted Judge
,rUwerS who told him he had really "A
oMohg case, but that he uho judgo)
"S nol IN criminal law Just at pres.
Mn uhu therefore, must decline to con-
olc the libel suit for tho pentlemnn
Ihen the litlgntlous musician AZ
nameu 70 brother musician TINT no
JAZZ consulted stanley Price, who also
nI,u MN ne h0d u iine ease made ont,
,o"McNeE the would-bc plaintiff failed
nlaNe clear Just why Mr., Price failed
AIM, I'M w 'ho case, and the attorney
mwrWer0A. on being questioned, de-.
,n s',u no ID moi know Mr. Wor,hlng-
''o FORM Adams or OK,
poun.e advanced pupils OF Mr. Hugh W.
do"tnN WIN give n aonp recital Tues
NJ VWNon'ng next IN Clayton music hnll
ds,ShII a mo program win he rem
nl' Dan g, coumm, Miss DIVA Par.
,pn Miss Sarah Rasmussen, Mary IIni.
LILY MISS Ivy Evans Howard nh.
sS'' MISS llcnc Kelly, Miss MAY nus.
U, MlW Edna Evans Mrs, lame,
''v''oh and Mr. Henry ~. King,
MI. ",,cr from Copenhagen states that
n, ~ 'uullh Anderson snng ON AprIl Al
v,u hoyhl concert Palace for the bell
nearon' oiluca OF the city, She an.
o,"n under the direction of sapcI
az NV Jonohlm Anderson, who " ono
roo,nu uon, Danish composers aud dl-
Ncoo,nnline hoynl orchestra She was
uho pnnlod by Prof Aug Emma, Al
cn m olose Mas Anderson was hlqhl,
,,np,lmeh'cd BY all who heard her 1,
" We hear future. " WV WV" "''"'