Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-14

retical here two years ago, comes
tino '"To My Wife," who gave
- composer OF the famous Andan-
hack on Monday evening when he will
ne heard at the First Congregational
church. Mr.. Lemares fame is so wide
that he ought to need no introduce
ton TO our audiences. In addition to
his fayorite composition, which has
bcen so much applauded by audiences
both AT the Tabernacle and at tho
First Congregational church. he wrote
a pastorae, Barcarolle Romance, Ber-
ceuse and Cantique D'Amour Mr.. Lee
mare has been sent for to England by
The peop,e Of Australia TO give series
NJ concerts In that far-off land and his
stop here Will be limited to Monday
evening only
Walter Pouton, one OF Prof Nc.
clellan's most promising pupils, OFF,
ciated Thursday afternoon. at the or
can desk IN the Tabernacle, when he
ulayed a number of selections for the
liz Raymond excursion that was In
town on that day
The efforts being made at the High
school to organize Il band are meet
ing with such success that the officers
Of the battalion hope to have the band
IN working order by the end OF the
school year.
choir Director John Berkhoel of st.
Pauls Episcopal church has made up
his music program for Easter as fol-
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lchaut, Te Deum (Stephens), Jubilate
tchanO Introlt, solo, "Hosanna" Gran
nier) by Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edward;
Stones complete Communion Service,
Onertory anthem, Awake Thou That
sleepest" Maker: Offertory sentence,
"Benedictus" (Stone); Recessional, No.
12l. Evening service, Anthem. Awake
Thou That sleepest," followed by sew
eral chants.
Sheet music dealers report the local
taste as now running toward comic
opera. and large sales are made of this
class OF music.
one of the sololsts at the Catholic
Easter services tomorrow, will be
Thomas Ashworth of the Imperial
quartet.
Thomas Ashworth, the well known
singer, who has been for IL years a
clerk and salesman for various local
music houses, resigns that branch of
the business this evening, to give his
entire time and attention hereafter to
piano tuning, In which he has had long
experience
The Monday Musical club meets next
Monday evening in the Orpheus club
rooms TO consider an operate program,
and Mrs X. b. Anderson and Miss
Rospberg are completing the numbers
10 be given. The membership of the
club now is 81 musicians, which will be
increased
The bright and attractive comic
opera Dorothy" with It's catchy music
and pretty dances, VIII be presented
next Tuesday evening, and for the four
following evenings, In the Nineteenth
ward Westinghouse, by the united
cholrs of the Nineteenth and Twenty
fourth wards. The event will mark
the separation OF old associations, as
this will probably be the last perform
ance Of the old Nineteenth ward choir.
The finishing touches are being given
10 the opera under the supervision or
Z "
oostuming and staging are receiving
careful attention, and 1t is anticipated
that the production Will be long re-
membersd by both audience and par
ticipants. Following IL the cast.
Dorothy" Mrs Lizzie T. Edward;
Lydia, Hawthorne, Mrs. Sarah
Wood; phyllis Trippett," Mrs, Ella
Ridges; Mrs. Brivet," Miss Annie
Erickson "Geoffrey Wilder" Sam d.
Winter; Harry Sherwood" Moroni j.
Thomas; Squire Bantam J. ID. Poul-
ton; John Trippett," Frank c, Par
sons "Linoher." John Reynolds; Tom
Grass Richard Newton, These prin-
cipals will be assisted by chorus or
A voices. and an excellent orchestra.
Mrs. Fred b. Jones, who is at present
IN charge of the First Baptist choir.
has prepared the following program for
the Easter service tomorrow morning.:
Organ prelude; Doxology; invocation;
hymn 305. Scripture reading, anthem,
The Strife is Der" (Rose Rood, by
the choir, prayer, RESPONSE anthem,
'Hosannah" Jules Rannier), by the
choir; offertory; soprano solo, THE An
gels Message" Mrs. f. b. Jones; SER
mon; hymn $50; benediction, postlude
The evenings program will include
organ prelude hymn; anthem. THE
strife Is Ger" prayer; response; quar-
tet Mary at the Tomb" Mrs Il. #.
Jones, Miss Randolph, Mr.. Mcpherson,
Mr. Chapman; offertory; violin solo,
Miss Alice Davies. soprano solo. select
3D. Mrs. F. Il. Jones' sermon; hymn;
benedicton; postlude.
Sopranos-M +. r. Jones, Mrs. c.
Harris. Mrs. Southland, Mrs. Mcclure
ana Miss Johnson; altos-Miss Ran
dolph and Miss Mcpherson; tenors
MI Mcpherson and Mr.. Denhart;
hassos-Mr. Chapman and Mr.. Harris;
organist-Miss Crissie Lawson.