Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-02

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~ New York the other day the annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the
| Metropolitan Opera House & Real
J estate company was held, and new
.esers elected for the year The pro-
s,ious financial results Of the past sea-
u, we're somewhat affected by the
s.8 Francisco losses, which were plac-
"A AZ $3.50 coo. with Insurance OF only
r0ao The outlook for the coming
Jason. In spite OF the Hammers;ein OPP
,ost.on. is reported as being unparal-
,.red. In fact with the opening
tn FIVE months away the subscription
Gales had taken up nearly every seat
IN he lower part Of the house and
MANY Of the desirable ones up stairs.
The new president Of the company is
George :. Haven; Charles Lanier is vice
president. and George :. Boudoin. treas
.rsr. The well known fnanciers, j. o.
Minis and A. Z, Juilliard are on the eN-
,cutiye committee.
A Constant Attendant" addresses the
following communication 10 the
News" That the Tabernacle organ
,esitsls are appreciated by the san
rake pIblic was pretty well aiteste0
N by the almost brcaJhless attention
siyrn hy the large audience In attend
snca saturday afternoon. but ] wish
M EXPRESS my appreciation lH words al.
we'll We would travel far and pay we'll
for such music-Wdgners music. that
fbrIlls with varying emotions inspired
I'M the grandeur, sublimity, sweetness
,o The pathos Of tears. And this Is
moi A figure merely, for IN more than
one instance Tears were called forth
bv the melting harmonies and sigh OF
saisfactlon was breathed by the sus.
ceptlhle music lover as he was lie.
6ovn 10 earth again al the close. And
an this is given as freely as The sun
SHINE and the flowers. All We have TO
"a Is 10 sit and drink IN the melodies
brought forth by the skilled fingers OF
The musician from the responsive in
.rument II seemed TO me that the re-
c,al mentioned as the very best hav"
ever listened to in the Tabernacle, and
/ thought ] could see the same appre
rstlon m the faces around me. but this
may be- because am such an ardent
sdnlrer Of Wagncr's music, and We ano
ART 10 Judge others by our own views.
With much appreciation and many
thanks from myself and numerous adj
,nlrsrs not only OF Wagner, but Of the
organ and the organist as well, yours,
etc"
Tie First Baptist church choir will
sing tomorrow morning the anthem by
Goss "Oh, Taste and See
Miss Martha O'Connor viii sing Give
Ne Thine Heart" az the . a. IN. mass
tomorrow. In the Catholic cathedraland
q, the Il o'clock mass. r. &, Dunbar
MIL sing, "Yeni Creator" by Tedesco.
RAJ time has again appeared over tho
local music store counters, ana inc
KIND Of rag time that is now being
published may be imagined nom me
appearance Of such a piece as 'knll
Your Eyebrows with Mise.' For INC
present the standard classics have fall
81 into an innocuous desuetude.
Local musicians who may be DESTROYS
q forming small instrumental organl-
cations. may find something TO consid-
~ IN the l.ongly club Of Boston, which
IS made up Of two flutes, two French
horns. four clannets and two bassoons.
Some beautiful music can be produced
from this combination OF instruments
Local music dealers are interested IN
accounts OF the presentation Of a me
loving cup 10 Ernest Urchs OF New
York. who has often visited salt Lake
city In the interest Of the Steinwal
company
Visitors 20 the Lowell school Thurs
day morning we're much pleased al tn
part singing by the pupils I'm Miss BeS
SIC NiliIamsons room. particularly IN
aito work which was clear. round an'
rich Both voices also blended yer,
we'll
Tho All Hallovs cadet band deserves
specal montion for the creditable wori
j did on Decoration day In the parade
no boys showed every evidence o
conscientious work under Prof Peder
son and made favorable impression
tiI along the line.
Miss Judith Evans. Instructor II
music az Gordon academy, gives
piano recital next Monday night. In IN
fHsi congregational church,
Nme Swouson's vocal recital Is So
i'I The evening OF June 3 next.
" appears to be accepted as a settle
iact that Arthur Shepherd can con
iue a. the regular organist IN IN
ifst congregational church as long A
ne desires TO occupy the position,
ine hrsl and second grade plano on
lls 81 Miss Nora Gleason WIN give
IeoNal Monday AZ $3.50 y. M, at h,
tlualo. ~ east First South.
Prof ". 4, Wetzell has had nj
Ashls iull this week i'm preparing ru
so 10Y NE public school graduating q
cNts. and In every case the pupil
nave done remarkably well. The caus
OF music IL growing In the local school.
MS Martha Royle King is very bus
Nn state normal school students q
l,eparaiion for the approaching com
"'hceiuent musical exercises.
~ Musicians club held such q sue
esstul meeting last Monday evonin
'n American music. that Il Is propos
10 continue the same throughou
tnoiher session.
MS Wetzell Is meeting With success
her training ~ the senior class 4
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