Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-30

years ago az her studio for next Mon
day night The object is 10 reunite flr
this summer az least, all those who
took part boz that organization. The
membership was 49, and most OF those
who comprised Il are yet In salt Lake.
When Il was 10 the height OF his eff
cheney 90 the latter nineties and was
winning prizes and plaudits at home,
and when II carried on the hOnors at
the big Denver festival OF music. 90 was
made up very largely OF young ladies
who have since married. But Madam
SWenson announces that that makes no
difference FOR the purposes OF the re-
union Whether married or single.
young or old, they arc urgently request
ga 90 attend next Mondays meeting
Prof Peterson. whose ladies' orches-
ira recently sprung such pleasant
surprise On the public Is 90 Boz largely
augmented n the near future. 81 Its
initial appearance some weeks ago, 90
was heard iu the performance o.
stfinged instruments only Since tha.
time Prof Peterson has secured the
services ~ cornetist and Two clarinet.
lists and has negotiations ln progress Tor
a trombonist. The members are dll ls-
d'es and the purpose Is 20 make Of 81 dn
efficient symphony orchestra.
Al the request Of many friends who
were unable TO attend. Mrs. Emma
Ramsey Morris has consented 10 re-
peat her advanced pupils recital Don the
near future Tho date aud place have
not yet been decided upon.
willard Wcihe since hIs return from
Chicago where he recently went ou
music business is giving his time
largely 90 rest and recreation. lr has
not been determined whether be- wills
lead thc Orphcum orchestra the CONE
ing SEASON. though indications point Boo
that direction.
The Catholic Cathedral choir had %
Jolly outing to Lagoon ON "Wednesday
of this week las Vindup to the sea
scr's work 10 viii attempt nothing
musical again until the first sabbath
On September
The Moon queen. pretty litur
C.uiat.. under the direction 81 Miss
NOD Gleason. Nill bc given az The or.
pheum or Monday night next Already
an Of the boxes of thC house have been
sold grd the outlook IS Cor crush a.
t1rIaacr The proceeds. os heIrtofors
stated VIII 20 towards the purchase
of TIE "Dhildrcn's window for the ness
cathedral.
Mt Alfred Best the well knhvn salt
Lake tenor who was With the Savage
opera forces last year. received a let-
ter during The week from Ralph Ei-
muuds. Mr. Sayage's manager formal
ly granting him a leave ~ absence t0r
the coming season owing o. a decided
change in plans That change NJ
Rest SAYS. means that the Savage sing.
crs have an been dishanded and The
sole member re-eneagcd is Joseph She
ban who viii have the leading male
role m Madame Butterfly the only
heavy opera that Savage win produce
ln ig1s-0-. In this Madame Kirkhy Lunl
is Co have the title part The rest 81
the singers win hs brought from iEu-
rope. u is stated that The Madam
Butterfly company VIII not come far
Their west than Chicago and -. Louis.
though the right 10 invade Pacific
Coast territory VIII be retained in the
event that C shall he deemed advisable
The sole American rights % produce
the play are in the hands ~ NJ. saw
age. who by the way. ia anxious 20
give the piece a long New York run.
Nine. DeLoery presented some ri her
vocal and Instrumental pupils at n
recital Wednesday evening AZ the resi-
denes Of Miss Neitie Raleigh. Those