Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-18
Music 0nd
: Musicians

| high class program to be rendered at
the next concert, and urging everyone to
encourage the event with their patron
age.
Mrs. Wetzell, wife Of the supervisor
OF music In the public schools, has a
chorus OF 20 young ladies preparing TO
give II pretty little operetta entitled
The Growing of the Gypsy Queen. %
But she hnds double that number of
voices is needed, and is on the lookout
for them.
Prof Thomas Radcliffe, organist Of
the First Congregational church, will
Introduce his pupil, Miss Edna Corny
Ia an organ recital IN the First church
on the evening of March "a. The de.
butante will be assisted by Mrs. Flor
ence Macdonald snyder contralto, and
by Miss Roza Teresa Radcliffe young
est daughter Of Prof, Radcliffe.
Fred Graham gave n song recital last
Wednesday evening, at Park city, as
sisted by Miss Sadie lasband, a pupil
of Prof, Mcclellan. The attendance
was good and the enthusiasm was
marked and gratifying Mr. Graham
win spend two days IN the week, at
Park CITY, giving instruction i'm vocal
music.
Mr. Carlson, the baritone, leaves for
Boston Immediately after Mondays
concert, His visit TO Salt Lake has been
rarely enjoyable and he has made many
friends.
The Street Car Union band Is prac-
Using diligently I'm the room over Fer
gus Coalter's music store, preparatory
10 appearance on the street next Tues
day at 1880 y. m, IN advertisement OF
the unions excursion on the 22nd inst,
TO American Fork The boys are prac-
Using under the leadership Of Thomas
Boyes, formerly q cornet player In the
Sixteenth infantry with the following
Instrumentation FIVE comets, four
altos, three trombones, one baritone,
two tubas, one piccolo, three clarnets
two drums,
Messrs. j. j. Mcclellan, pianist and
organist, and Willard Woihe had a
profitable trip, artistically and hnan-
clally IN southern Idaho. They were
particularly impressed with the good
work Of the Idaho Falls choir under
the able direction of Joseph Morley
who was formerly a resident OF this
Opera company; and At ReXburg, oscar
a. Kikman was found to be accom-
plishing much good In the same line
At both of these places suppcu and
spreads were given after the concerts
IN honor Of the visitors, and the gem
eral social festivities were very agree
able. Mesrs Mcclellan and Weihe
visited the lava beds in the Snake River
valley and were shown as much OF the
scenic attractions In the country as the
limited time would allow.
s. Molyneux Worthington is arrang-
ing for recital Of his advanced stu
dents In the First CONGREGATIONAL
church early In April. The participants
viii include John Robinson, Thomas
Ashwo .th Willard Squires, John Bow
man, Hamilton Park, Jr,, Miss julia
Jones, Mrs. Saunders and Miss bruce.
Tracy Cannon has written a musical
score for the hymn, peace Troubled
Soul" to be found I'm the Latter-day
Saints hymn book, 10 viii be sung
next Sunday, at the public conference
OF the Salt Lake Stake choir and a
number Of ward chors in the city VIII
also render II.
The many friends OF Mrs. Martha
Royle King are congratulating her on
being able to resume her musical work
in which she had become so deeply In
terested when sickness in her family
interrupted.
Mrs Agnes Osborne and a number Of
associates are holding musical evenings
every second and fourth Sundays In the
month; last Sunday night they gave
up their entire time TO Wagner from
historical musical and literary stand
points.
Miss Agatha Berkhoel win sing at
one of the recitals to be given by Prof.
Rubin Goldmarck this spring With
MIR. Dougall she is working up Lab
mans Song Cycle" for presentation
later