Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-26

UOUsANDs Of tourists have
spread the fame Of the Royal
Hawaiian band Of Honolulu all
1 over the globe and fea-
.,re Of the amusement season In this
,itv will be the appearance OF this
.nrorb organization here shortly for a
.,isg engagement The band numbers
N people. men and women, and each
,,embers Is skilled In playing from five
"a 10 different instruments as well as
,,ing trained singer. In fact, the
.,sal charm of the Hawaiians Is their
J.pehtfu singing of their melodlous
.,uye songs. The band is under the
leadership of Captain II. Berger. who
f,n1ded it in 1871. after the Franco
pussan war. when he was sent by the
first emperor of Germany to establish
military band In Honolulu, at the re-
ouest of King Kamahamaha.
rooal nrganists are much interested
in Nh, new organ to be placed in the Og-
Jsn tabernacle. II IS To be half the size
af
like Tabernacle and equipped with
he latest and most improved stops,
Combinations ana accessories. The de-
dic1tlou Of the new organ viii be a
red letter occasion among ogden mu-
sIcians.
The vocal recital that was to be given
tha coming week, by number Of Nine,
Sgenson pupils, has been postponed
until the first week In June. The pro-
cram win include three duets one dou-
BE quartet, and several solos, the
number " the participants being about
n Mrs. Bessie Browning and Miss
Mcintyre will appear on the program.
Helds band Of 80 men will give n
nee open air concert this evening, on
Main street The concert tomorrow
afternoon. at Liberty park, vii In
cude the famous Henry VIII Dances
with which Satriano made such hit
al Saltph at the time of the Elks ma
toudl convention, the overture -
oRo,amonde," and the William Tell
Fantasia. Mr.. Braun, the tenor saxa-
phone player, is also to play solo,
so thai the program Is likely 10 he
be much enjoyed.
Mrs. A. u. SnodgTass has issued
Invitations for a piano recital to be
Given by her pupils next Tuesday eve
ming IN the Y. NJ, 6, A. auditorium.
The pupils participating Will be Jos
ephma Neness, Erma tahoon, lrm1
smith. Ruth Corum, Irene Burt, Ruth
Park. Myrtle Turner, Kate Nelson,
Hattie Crabbe, Maggie Burt. Evelyn
Neyromb, Marie Warburton, Lula AL
len Lorraine Mackay. lvie Crabbe, An
drew Clausen, Tlllie Penney, Hazel
Smith.
Mss Judith Anderson. Miss Irene
Kelly Fred Graham and Victor Chris
t0pherson appeared on last evenings
program nt The oneida stake academy
commencement at Preston. Ida. They
scored success,
Mrs @. F. Curtis viii sing Wlegand's
"O Sautaris at tomorrow mornings
mass 10 the Catholic church.
Prof 6. .. SchettIer is arranging for
a recital 10 be given IN two weeks, the
instruments to be 4 mandolin, guitar,
cello. harp and violin, This Is very
pretty combinations and the peculiar
tones Of these Instruments ought to
b.end Well together
mechanical device has been Invent
ell and applied ia the graphophone ma
chimes which automatically shifts back
the core containing the score on the
completion Of the selection, so that the
same number can be- played again.
There continues tO be a marked de-
manl for violin music, so much SO
that local music dealers arc expressing
surprise and remarklng that the violin
is rapidly becoming fayorite instru-
men, In Salt Lake.
THE Monday Musical club will meet
next Monday evening in the Orpheus
club rooms, and the program. commit
leo is arranging n program to he given
up mostly to American authors and
their works.
As Fred Graham Is 10 sing I'm the
First Methodist church tomorrow, his
place as tenor in the First Congrega-
ilomal VIII be taken by W. u. Phillips
The First Congregational church choir
viii sing tomorrow morning Holly's an
lh'm, Gently, Lord. - Gently Lead
Vs. Prof. Shepherd will ofiiciatc at
the organ as usual
Miss Edith Burns viii give y piano re-
G"l early In June.
The High school seniors are dligent.
IN tehelrsing a cantata for presenta.
ION during commencement evening at the
lnealer Mrs. WetZell Is drilling them,