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Special 10 The Tribune.
LOGAN. March IA most delightful after
Christensen on Friday, when Mrs Chrlotenscn
entertained tho members OF her card club and
and delicious 2u lunch GSi wos ssrvsd Those in
yltcd were; Mrs. Moses Thatcher Jr. Mrs
5; a. Lnngton. Mrs Lee Thatcher. Mrs.
D. Ii, Thomas. Mr8 Preston Thatcher. Mrs.
Netue sloan, Misses Goneviove and Fsda
Miss Florence Miner.
Miss Blanche Caine hostess Saturday
at prettlly appointed luncheon given at the
arranged with flowers. and Miss Caine' $
guests were Mrs. John 7. Gnine. Miss Gene
Jennie Elioson. Miss Smart. Miss Jennie Blair
and Miss Clara Eldredgo
Hyrum Hayban was most pleasantly sur
prised Tuesdoy evening by large number of
relatives and friends Tho occasion WIS in
honor OF Mr; Hayballs birthday and was In
deed delIgttul afIair Dainty refreshments
were served and the evening was thoroughly
enjoyed.
An Informal but very delightful Dutch
luncheon was given Thursday evening at the
homo OF Mr. and Mrs. WIN Preston. Covers
were laid for six and merry time was epent.
The A. c. Woman's club met at tho homo
of Mrs. Robinson on Monday afternoon
Mra II D. Styer and baby, Catherine, re-
turned home Saturday from pleasant week $
Visit in Salt Lake,
Mrs II. A. Sears OF Solt Lake In the guest
OF AIRS. NJ Ncedhnm.
Miss MIlic Taylor Of Salt Lake is visiting
with her sister Mrs. Frank Earl
Mrs, George Fister is back from q delightful
months Walt Ia California
sir and Mrs. AquIla Scbcker returned Tues
day from trip through Mexico.
Mrs ~ ". Haws returned homo Tuesdpy
from san FTanclsco
X. S. Campbell Of salt Lake spent wedneS-
day and Thursday with his Scn. r. l. Camp
bcli,
\ most pleasant surprise wus given Miss
DoTn Kilgoro Monday evening by runber
OF her friends at tho home OF Dir. ond Mrs.
Workman.
Miss Lcttio Taylor of ogden is visiting with
Lo-Gn friends.
George NoEthroo left Tuesday on a week 9
visit through tho south.
G. H. Champ left Monday on trip to the
Pacific Northwest
T W. Naylor spent ;hc early port or the
week ut the homo of his mother in Salt Lake.
Preston Nibley IA up from salt Lake. visit
| ing with Logan relatives.
! Mr.. und Mrs Cyrus Noppcr arc entertaining
| Sir. NlDpcrs brother from tho East.
Miss Maggie MoTrcn went to Ogden Friday
morning TO ELcnd week With friends.
Miss Phyllis Thatcher Is tho guest OF Mrs.
! West 1t Provo.
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~ Eighteenth Century.
!, mat we discontinue for a
ann @ and return 10 about
20 Here we begin with
4 some of the greatest mas
I, fhIs ncld OF art
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" MUSIC NOTES.

: freraring the singing society
HsTary club. open section. for
tsesua for the latter part of
u numbers to be rendered
na Tho spinning chorus from
,sshran-" by Richard Wagner.
E Gag two numbers with harp
I'M Walter Tuttle will bo
~ rerter a solo. Miss Agatha
H'ure on her impression OF
-. as q result OF her recent
- Setzell is working hard with
- orchestra and VIII soon
"a 70 interorting programme OF
~ VII play tho Mozart Con
. ~. az III" next recital 10 DO
sSilan for his advanced pu-
WI p one OF special musl-
ne VII be announced later.
rn solo numbers for Sun
ue Congregational church,
.Dslpg- Tender Shepherd, " by
n,Ss, the Master PaSscth
The church is delighted
r. co"l work. and appreciates
)nst getting his next pu-
=" " 1Vstio condition. and will
rVssnmHo Of plano music.
singing society is preparing
IN - S,~i 10 bn given March 81
= ez pfetenuous numbers Will
90 SSn0,uT scenc and tho sAu-
S-a e5 BARTLETT. nso Arm
Will bo SUING
o.. lce,lre soon on South
m & ~ end Mrs Martha Royio
% a M singing only for this
-
Leon" had 10 much o,o.s..
Sss-.stss Ar, Give has arranged
h lrsI March q, In Bariatt
'"Os'cel gems should he
81, ,S1on@cs for hi, nov, ,,,
u, U.s. w.. Amy Joncs. hilSs WI. %
ss:s A. floTa Johnson. violin
t--vs1 over the success nj
AZ i rs,,,,p plano and Violin lotcI,
~ orders from oil part,
= NJ Denver SitS i Sa'8osdsS tSs sS,,91,,!I an un
lss gntg Concerto i5 S : No 10
= % W,Sst W,Sst Symphony omhe,,r A.
sssls efIsce.S, 'pathetiGue." wo
ss,sStre caSaEiison 5 Eisnulns cosamt,C in!or
cas.cs , ot Orchestral piavSrs =
ssSSs q 4 artists. y wisS TS'm II. edn'ous d'o,t,
1%AN;is5ly NscHy,,,in ,intsr6erfation t., "a q
=. ter a Nman more 'sy, sy,,he, he ha ,
sll Eve a., IN Denver. Ho No
~ "a 10 the wos v".s of y Jous,c' a goo
III u hyori,.e in A Minor
'"e. That ia why, n
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lar COMPOSERS.
Tirbteenth Century.

be Eighteenth Century
!, mat we discontinue for a
r"nn and return 10 about
i50. Here we begin WIN
a some Of the greatest mas
a this hcld OF art
Willibald Won Gluck
--latest operate mind OF
,n ge fiud the real begin
- e. II is today, Before
WAS more on the order
The stage and all Its
unknown The ora
of.en ncted, and IT is in
"a the oratorio that the
,onn,sers OF opera till the
@sster had but written
= co1Id be called so. for some
For this special artist
q sa,ich the whole compost
-,ss ana obligatos. to show
am Of the singer, Some
fanatic scenes where one
~ feeI that all should be
',;,tmsnL, the whole scene
VI while the soloist would
isr ave or ten minutes, in
!, fiourIsles OF vocal SIKH
,nd obllgato with flute or
stage of musical stand
eame forth to restore. II
bitter condition. He be-
rage art with music, that
NJ suit the musical phrase.
rre eepse OF what was In
III was slow and hard TO
IA es all reformers. he
Z syprenticeehip.
I'D composer were so set
:-5ossgs OF any Importance
rgst have his or her aria In
-ifht show his vocal skill.
-,sto-Iong-sustained melody
"a feature that the singers
r. range. power and endur-
~ voices. If q composer
\ cvcrtunlty of vocal embel-
a assers condemned him at
4 hayiny been educated at
..zlAsy in Komotow, and
r., vas ready. however, for
Ia be.all him. After many
"a vcrk, and having written
4, 5hlch only served TO bring
t.rly genius. he became sue
"a for the opera what
n lhs symphony. His influ-
Ia 5 FELT 10 the present time
d 3 GMck a master, as many
/l>c GlccS was but little In
s,hss and sought TO devcl-
- stsp IDEAS that he might be
ras 10 put music TO Its true
support the poem, TO
Lee expression and feelings OF
D Without interruption to the
fpvs no, 10 make a complete
a5slc unless the sense and
tiaitted, He concluded TO
~ habits which the smaller
e.ten Into, and stay within
\ pod taste and musical rea-
N master opera was "Or-
zta when he was IS. His
-Alcsste." written when he
-zh ,hese operas were mas
! vas CALLED by tho criticism
E1Een. and moved to Paris
va for the beautiful Marie
70 granted him a pension OF
ptThaps his later operas
rJt been heard until 100 years
Ech aid he brought out
& IannGe," and q revival Of
oT?heus" has had many re
tso In America and many
e''e Martini, n worthy critic
r All the finest qualities o.
rzsy Of those of the French
tA great beauties OF th'
-atra. arc united In hi:
Pa, as well "a Mozart, W
E1nd opera as carried ou
Wagner.
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rs,sss space ana
'res forth. ,,o-,ss
e, " sssks 10 conquer all
,,,lass Insight or dertni
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Tnvest in Smelter City.

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That Orpheus Music

Editor Tribunc;-Thcre appeared I'm
last Sundays Tribune a criticism OF the
class Of music sung by the Orpheus club
In It's recent concert, which seems to me
composers or the club, but rather to point
out It's injustice. When n person under
takes 10 Criticlse concert he should at
tend II, which / understand tho person
whose attack we object to did not do.
The first number sung by the club was
tho beautiful "The Long Day Closes by
Sir Arthur Sullivan This Is recognized
as being an especially fine composition,
and was chosen by eminent musicians as
one OF tho test pieces for male chorus at
the Denver Eistcddfod few years ago.
Tho second number was n group Of three
little songs. No more exquisite thing was
ever arranged for male voices than
when Love Il Done" by NcVin, and
song OF much beauty and far above the
ordinary negro melody, Valentine by
Horatius w, Parker. is likewise - beau
| tiful number and was used by the Ia
nous Apollo club OF Boston at It's con-
cert three weeks ago. And as to Mr..
| Parker The Tribune has borne testimony
! TO his ability BY selecting him from all
| the musicians or the country US hnal
! Judge OF the manuscripts In IT'S recent an
! them contest The last number was Ar
| thur Foote's "Bedouin Song which all
musicians rank very highly as Il male
! chorus. and Justly so.
Surely. when any person cla9slhes the
| music OF such fainous composers as Sui
| uvan Ncyin Parker and Footo aS an ap-
| proach to vaudeville and come down"
| from the usual standard OF music used by
! the club he Is either going out OF MS way
| 10 try aud besmirch an honest EFFORT TO
| nrod,ice good music here. or is dcnsely or
| wIlfully ignorant OF what constitutes
sooo w. II. sHEARMAN.
| President Orphcus Club
|
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TO EXCHANGE Miscellaneous,

WILL EXCHANGE ANY PIANO WE HAVE IN
stock for paperhanging. Call, write or phone
the Northwestern Music House Carl Raugland,
manager, 31S-32O Nicollet av.
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STORAGE,

- S1GEAIEls
THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. HAS
unequaled facilities for packing, moving, storing
and shipping household goods Call and in
Il spect plant at 4th S and Lake st,
the largest in the west; the finest anywhere
embracing stables, wagon shops and Fireproof
Storage Warehouse. with every accessory and
49, convenience. Visitors welcome. Warehouse
office, 400 q Lake st. Main office, 4e Sd St.
OUT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO CHI.
cage, Denver, Spokane, Pacific coast terminals
and tributary points. Best of service and
lowest possible rates. Write or call on the
Boyd Transfer s. Storage Co.. 46 S 3D. st.
NINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Z Co. has best facilities for handling and stor-
ing household goods; expert furniture packers;
satisfaction assured; cut rates to Pacific coast
and other points our specially 122 9Th st S.
Both phones.
CAMERoN's TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Rest facilities for moving and storing house.
hold goods expert packers. Office 200 Niccl-
Let Both phones 1908. Res. phone 7. C. 1924
REM BROS, TRANSFER AND STORAGE;
finest vans end warerooms; goods moved by
experienced men. liz 9TH st N. Both tele-
phones go.
TREPRooF STORAGE, CLEAN SEPARATE
-. rooms; packing a. Il shipping log LIST av n.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

and embalmer, SO It'll st s. Both phones
HUME & DAVIES, FUNERAL DIRECTORS, MA
sonic Temple. 9th and Hennepin. Both phones
HUME & ROBERTS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
TO Hennepin T. o. 97O7. N. W. 32S2
RAINvILLE BROS, UNDERTAKES AND
furniture. II Central ay. Both phones,