Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-07

Donald, actor and singer, one OF
the founders Of the famous old
"Bostonans," and husband OF
Marie stone will come as shock to
many people who knew him in the
vast In former days Macdonald wal
. brilliant artist and handsome man.
,us voice left him Of late years. but he
PERSISTED in acting. though in the re-
.sr, visits of 'erhe Bostonlans' to Salt
rake he appeared almost as often In
,ho box office as on the stage. He re-
NAMED with the organization until 1t
vent to pieces, in fact, he and II. c.
parnabee were the only two OF the
founders who stayed with 1t to the end.
uocDonald's death occurred in Spring
aeld, Mass. a week ago last Tuesday,
pneumonia being the cause OF his de-
mise one OF the best OF MacDonald's
roles Of recent years was the baritone
part Of Robin Hood" but years ago
when his wife made speciality Of
oMjgnon," he did more ambitious BARI
tone parts in very capable fashion.
N,s. Emma Ramsey Morris Will give
nor vocal recital this evening in Bar
All hail assisted by Prof. J. j. Nc
cellau as pianist. These are two of
I'tah's most noted artists, and their
names are guarantee of artistic eff
Tort In the higher range OF the divine
orf well worth listening to. There ought
10 be a large audience In attendance on
one of the best programs ever presented
IN this city. The numbers will be al
follows:
Vocal-"Im Herbst," Robert Franz,
IN Dreams I've Wept,' Robert Franz;
Hedge Roses Schubert; THE Lass
with the Delicate Air" (Old English),
Dr. Arne
plano--"Polonals Militalre," Chopin.
Vocal-"Mcisande in the Wood" (Old
Tnglishl, Goets. II Once Loved a Boy"
Neeiham. aria lie Barber dc Seville"
Rossni,
Piano-"Etude.' Chopin; "Nocturne,"
i Hat, Chopin; "Vase," f. fiat. Chopin;
"Elegy," Nollet; "Passepied, Delibes.
Vocal" seguedllla." aria from Car
men," Blzet: Just Awearyin' for You"
Carrie Jacobs Bond; aria from "Samp-
son and Delilah, salnt-saens,
The guests Of the Wilson are given an
hours entertainment at noon, with mu-
sic from a piano, violin and clarinet.
from a special gallery built In the lob
BY.
special organ recital was given
Thursday afternoon last for the enter
tsinment of 100 Raymond excursionists,
who spent the day In the city.
The pastor and music committee of
The First Presbyterian church are deep
IA c0gitations over the new organ. 1t
can be OF generous size, as arrange
ments have been made TO place motors
and all the blowing apparatus in the
basement leaving the space back OF the
auditorium stand to be occupied entire
y by pipes. DR., Psden has been ram
fscklng the city library for works OF
al kinds relating to organ building,
solicitations, registration. etc. and sit
ting uD until the early hours of the
ncrning, trying to make out what will
BE- the best thing to do In ordering an
Instrument Offers from several organ
building firms have been made and are
being considered.
The illuminated program for the sew
enth reunion OF the AnclentSand Ac-
cepted Rite OF Free Masonry, to be
held in this city April 1925 next, has
Just been published, and the musical
program Is shown to be exceptionally
me The selections are vocal. and
humber SO in all, including compost
lions Of the best known vocal writer's.
The choir Is composed of Fred Graham,
tenor Miss Agatha Berkhoel, con-
,raito; Mrs. Nell p. Moore, soprano;
Willard Squires, basso; Prof. A. II.
Peabody and Mrs Peabody, organists.
inc pretty little opera OF Dorothy"
VIII be given in the Nineteenth ward
amusement hall during the week of
April H. There win be 40 people in
tAe cast, and among the principals will
appear Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edward,
Mrs Sarah Wood Mrs. Ella Ridges,
MISS Annie Erickson, S. d. Winter, NJ.
:: Thomas, Charles Parsons. Richard
newton, j. I. Poulton, William Rey-
Mods, The instrumental music will
1e furnished by members of the Salt
Lake Theater orchestra.
me tenor saxaphone recently ordered
Tor Hed's band has arrived, and tho
soprano saxaphone will be here next
week. The latter instrument hereto-
I0re has been built straight. like a
clarlneti but It has been discovered
may by modelling It like the remainder
ol the saNaphone family, crooked after
.he fashion of a merschaum pipe,
Ihuch better tone can be secured and
one of the same color as the larger and
ueeper pitched saxaphones. SO the
straight bore model is going out OF
fashion.
The Liberty stake choir will hold a
special rehearsal next Wednesday
..ehlhg. in preparation for the coming
stake conference.
iomorrow VIII be the Palm Sunday,
aug the music OF the day, both I'm the
episcopal and the Catholic churches
WI pc suitable TO the day. AZ st.
LAZY cathedral, Miss Gleason and the
,noT WIZ give as feature a fine ar
'"se'heht OF Faure's THE Palms"
Inc me sale OF talking machine records
on.,lues' and Is likely TO remain a
cbtseaht quantity, as not few ma
tsrnoa are rented. or sold. on special
Ems s.ms calling for the purchase of A
ss.rlalh number OF records each week
iandard compositions are now being
90 syiy called for, and as the capacity
ne machines for reproducing the
~ order of music IS Increased and
da r zone improved. there is more of a
po.1,,n la Tor the better class of COM
rabor otpneus club Will hold a special
~. SAL this evening, I'm preparatlon
wiz ~, approaching concert to be given
"''' 'erardy in the Salt Lake Theater
atari onday Musical club held a well
IN ,hueI meeting last Monday evening,
nls,as orpneus apartments, and com
CAN'T, CAN'T mo formalities OF the club Or
ev enIns II viii meet again on the
ure ~ az VI .ne 18TH inst. when feat
ths .,.u we occasion will be paper on
F,,,,, evolution OF tho opera by mIss
N""ly c. Jessup. ~ "'7'
throuatay tho great cellist. passed