The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-09
Nj MUSIC

generous toward their younger col
leagues than Nine. Melba, who is COM
ing to this country next winter for a
few concerts, under the management of
G. A. Ellis of Boston, in addition to her
appearances with the Hammersteiu Op-
era company of New York. She has
launched more than one on success.
full career through her kindliness and
great influence in the musical world.
Two Of her proteges will be in Amer
lea this winter, Mile. Parkina, an Amer
icen girl from Kansas City, whom Mel
ba introduced to her own town, and
Mile Dopnlda, Canadian girl, who
will be in the Hammerstein company
through Nine. Melba,s influence. The
great singer is unsparing in her pains
to help young people along. In June
young Australian contralto in whom
she had faith and played the accompa'
niments for the girl. This gave the
singer not only a tremendously auspi-
cious launching in London, but what
was probably as welcome, il insured
her very substantial financial returns
from the concerts. for the mere an
nouncement of Melba in London means
always a crowded house.
Emilio Gorgoza, the famous baritone
will be heard in recital at the Pres
byterian church on the evening of Oc
tober 10. The second appearance of
Gorgoza in the city will be one of the
musical events Of the year. Last year
he toured with Emma Eames and re-
ceived hattering press notices wherever
he was heard.
Miss Shannah Cumming, the we'll
known soprano, a sister of Mrs. Will
liam Wetzell of this city, will be heard
in recital in this city next month.
Miss Cumming is making a transconti.
mental tour and will give a number of
concerts along tho coast.
A great deal Of interest Is being
taken in the Wedding Day, y to be
given by the Home Opera company, be-
Saturday, Prof. Mcclellan has been In
charge Of the music and says that
treat is in store for the public.
Miss Mary Olive Gray presented her
pupil, Miss Ella Dyer, in very pleas
ing recital Friday evening at the Con
gregational church The work done by
the young pianist was excellent and
she was well received. Mrs. Marie
WHO mas IecepIly Iebuiu ued
from Paris, was the vocalist Of the
evening.
Miss Emily Larsen will sing at the
service at the First Presby"
terian church today.
Mr.. Sharp will sing the otfertory at
st. Paul s church this morning
Miss Edna Duncan has opened a vo-
cal studio in Boise.
A special musical programme will be
given at the Ladies' Literary club on
the afternoon Of September IA. Those
who will appear on The programme are
Miss Cecilia Sharp, Willard Weihe and
Prof. Schettler.
The members Of Held's band have
been the recipients Of many congratu-
lations from their friends over the ex-
Irrigation congress, in Boise During
the past season the band has accom-
panied the Utah Manufacturers associa-
tion on its various excursions.
The last Of the popular band concerts
given by Held g band will take place
this afternoon at o'clock at Liberty
park. An excellent programme has
been arranged.
Club Calendar.
The history section Of the Ladies'
Literary club will meet at the club.
house Thursday morning, September 13,
1T 10 o'clock. Mrs. Byron Groo will |
give the topic, "The Supremacy of |
Macedon. 3" The subject for one-mfnute
.alks will be "Demosthenes.
The Ladies Literary club chorus will |
meet Friday afternoon at Mrs. William
Wetzell's studio A full attendance is J
lesired
The following programme will be given
IT the Ladies Literary club on Friday
afternoon: Piano duet, Arthur Shep-
lerd and Miss Sharp; flute solo, Mr..