Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-04
BRIGHAM Young COLLEGE.

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Logan, March 3.-The college mu-
! slcal department scored a complete
/ success In the comic nautical otara
Billee Taylor" which was presented
| wednesday evening In the Thatcher
! opera House, before am audience that
/ entirely fllled the building. The wort,
uone by the students was excellent ana
| showed very careful trimming. prof
| W. o. Robinson is to be congrattlated
on the entire production, but especial-
~ on the chorus work The 80 voices
| We're well balanced and thorougblv
trained for their parts. The movement
oL lhe piece too, was good, the or
cnestra did credltably It's part ana IN
every way the production wa one
that rejects credit on the college and
Us student BODY in general, and on
~ noplhson IN particular the bur
on him ''''eu uP-
The leading roles were of an exact.
ing character but they were In canahla
nahds, Miss Maggie Jones as Phoebe
MlSs Carle Thomas as Arabela. Miss
Marian Hendricks as Eliza. and Misc
Ivy farr as Susan. sustained tho Ia
dies parts creditably The leadinc
men were; Asa Bullen. ns "Ri,loe
IIaylor" Howard Wilson, as Cantain
fApper n j. Hammer, as Ben Barna.
Gle' hd Hansen, as CHRISTOPHER Crab
T. =. Petersen, ms Sir Mincing Lana
u,u eacn OF them won hearty an
p i!u,l Inc audience repeatedly ana
eS'N NaInlly alested It's appreciation
VI ne EFFORTS OF the opera company.
Ihe company VIII make a tour ~ tho
north end Of the valley newt wo ,i'
playing at Richmond. Monday oven1
ing Lewiston Tuesday evening ana
Snlthheld, Wednesday evening 0n
friday afternoon, March 10. n sneciai
lIee matinee for the old folks win he
FNen IN the 0uerd house here ana ,ha
same evening the opera win be repeat-
For the third time IN the las, 20
years, the college has been this uSaai,
Valltd mon 10 mourn the death of ora
pI US atldents-W William II. Gambiin,
9 o,i aharon ldu passed away early on
uvsahy morning, from the effects oe
pIaln teNer, which followed an attach
OF measles, from which ne had boon
SUFFERING for only few davs Tbn
Young man was a second year stpdent
ana was far above the average In ahiI1
NY tie was Of deeply religions INN
vi NINA studious I'm his habits ana
was general fayorite. The news of
~ ~ 1euth came as a shock to the
o mn" ,,'I as wen as to his family none
9,ao "i.otl were able to reach his bed
sslde before the end came lie bsd
however every attention ana "au,
surrounded by devoted friends nnJ
leiioW students. The Young man,s
lather Thomas Gambling reoCboj |
mere shortly after his son had diod |
ana on Wednesday he aocornantnI |
me remains TO Idaho Previous 10 ~ |
departure, memorial services v,oro |
leld IN the college Consolinp remnri,s /
were made by President Linford Prof |
~haihberlin and Sister Zlna Y Card |
ma beautiful solo II Shall See Hin, |
ace TO race was sung by Prof. Rob /
ison' The entire school was thon
,,lsnllSsed to follow the remains TO tho
ttrpot ABOUT 900 students were IN
ime 70 pay thelr last respects to the
we're laid on the casket bv mo stn'
Tents The deceased was 2t wears ~
.se' and was true and faithful mem.
'er OF the Church.
On Monday President Isaac Smith
coupled the devotional hour I'm speak
lb OF important Incidents OF mission
ly ite and encouraging the students
~ t.1Ne dlilgent use Of present oppor-
, ',',les Ils remarks we're faith-pro-
noting and interesting
On sunday there was n special
umnne day exercise In the college
unday school Miss Edith Bowe1
,ad an excellent paper on the value
|. birds, and was followed by Prof.
'olte' who spoke Interestingly of the
Dmpani onship OF the animal creation
no their worth to man. The exercises
ere prepnred hv ~ ooU... ~ 80 |
tudy club. '''
MISS Virginia Bush. formerly q