Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21

|" The news noo lNSNlNNH ~
Va program OF the event, which
,.uovs That It is one OF rare interest
y evident at a glance, The Tabernacle
,o,r win render their new selection on
,n,cn Il is now at work, either at the
,.glnning or the close of the program.
rrlo for harp, piano and flute. .",..
INV ,,.... .....,,,."O berthur
s,gnorIna Sassoli Miss Davies ana
Mr.. North.
a) "Plalslr d'Amour "",,. Martini
n, "Jeunes Fillettes, ., Wekerlln
,Ol5 songs of the eighteenth century,
Mons Gilbert.
rhe mad Scene from Lucia di
Iammermoor, 49,. l")hlzetV
Madame Meba.
Flute Obllgato, Mr., North)
Nordische Balade, for narp Poenitz
Slgnorina Sassoli.
Aria, Celeste Aida, "-, ,,,''''"Nerdl
Mr., Van Hoose
eerenata... q, O.. ... ,,,,,,,.''lOsu
Madame Media,
luarp accompaniment, aignorina Sass
soli)
"Magle moi ."""... .,''."'"'Piehfer
Mons, bllDtlt'
Danse des Sylphes, .,.,rn Godefrold
Signorina Sassoli.
yolse "Se Saran Rose, Ardiu
Madame Mclba,
puet. "Le Crucihx, '.,.,.,,.,",.F aure
Mr. Van Hoose and Mons. Gilbert,
Mr. Sucking, Melbn's representative,
,ho has spent the week here working
M interest I'm her coming, says there
yll be strong delegations from Ogden,
provo, Sprlngvlle, and intermediate
olnts. the railroads having taken an
ctive interest In the event. The adj
ance sale Is going steadily forward
I the clayton Music companys, and
blk nights sale Of general admission
ckets is Anticipated
Mr. Shepherd Is making several
bopges In the symphony orchestra
reliminary to the third concert. He
ltends Increasing the number Of his
rings, and asks the News to state
hat he viii receive applications for
osltIons from string players OF ability
salt Lake or near by points All
uch should address Mr. Arthur Shep-
.rd at his studio IN the Hooper Ed
EDGE block.
invitations are out for n pianoforte
erltal to be given by Master Henry
ll.ulOrfcr, assisted by Miss Marion
Jtcrudorfer and MISS Romania Hyde
be first two pupils of Mas Gratia
flanders and the latter Of George Skel-
oD. The event win take place Mon
ay. the 5Oth inst at the First Con-
ogational church.
mr. Edward p Klmboll, well remem-
red as pianist for the Salt Lake
uru company, has lately been re-
.sed from his mission and Is now
u1ylug music in Berlin, He writes
fat he Is preparing to study under
i0dowsky, who was Squire Coop's
lcher Mr. Kimball writes that
Miss Matte Read under Godowsky's
aching, is developing wonderfully
lss olive Ora is also working with
I'M. and those Who like Mr. Kimball
ne preparing TO enter his class are
Annie Meyer of Logan and Celeste
onroy Of ogden.
Hed's band will render this program
L their concert ut the Grand tomor-
ow night;
Overture, "The Poet and the Peas
ant'..... u.. .,,- Suppe
al My Klckapoo," new 49,,
,..,,. ,,,",,.. ......,.N Til2er
b. Ballad FOR Cornet," .,,,,. Bonet
Mr. a. $. Zimmerman.
Grand selection, Bohemian Girl,
,...., ,.,,. ,,.,.,.. BARE
Solos By Mr.. Sims, clarinet; Mr. Brrey,
saxaphone; Mr., stevens
euphonium
AZ new Scissors to Grind" Allen
b. "Mnuett, ".,,.,.,,.Pa derewski
Soprano solo
az "A Winters Lullaby De Koyen
b. Longing" ..,,,. 80. Castillo
Miss Agatha Berkhoel.
Concert Waltze, "Espagnolla, "...,.
u.,., ,... ,..,...,,. Waldteufel
Caprice. Teasing" new Won Tllacr
Popular Song Medley, Blue Bell
,.,,.,, .,,,. ,,,,. .,,",ChataWay
Prof stephens has Just issued from
ne 'NeWs' press, "a beautiful anthem
on the subject, Gospel Restoration"
i Us primarily intended for the Taber-
nlcic choir, but several hundred extra
lopleG viii be struck Off for such other
Nde'aWake cholrs as may desire them.
u Is for chorus and soprano solo, the
music being adapted from a dramatic
hotus by the English composer, Sir
Henry Bishop. The subject is most OPP
pol'une for the present year, as selec-
IONS suitable for the commemoratlop of
ne birth Of the Prophet Joseph Smith
VIII naturally be in demand by our
.rors, and this subject is inseparable
rom that Of Gospel Restoration
Programs are out for the piano re-
gltal to be given by Mrs, Graham T..
rutnam with her pupils IN the First
congregational church Tuesday next,
assisted by Hugh w. Dougnll, bari-
lone' The following young people viii
Ppear Miss Dorothy Ingram. Miss
margaret Eddie, John Putnam, Miss
Florence Ware, Miss Hazel Gray, Miss
louise Lamson, Miss Alice Martin,
MISS Julia Cullen, Miss Averda Mar
lh and others. The star number VIII
ue me overture TO Semiramis for two
pianos and eight hands, by Misses
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