Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-08

r now looks beyond question that
the attendance at the tabernacle
Monday night, when Prof. Careless
will be rendered testimonial. will
exceed any similar event given there
for a long time past. Prof. Care
less long and distinguished career in
the cause of music. the excellent pro-
gram provided and the fact that the
affair is in the hands of men VINO
know how to make Il success of such
events. all insure a successful concert.
The full program appears elsewhere
in the News
The committee on tickets has been
very much gratiiied by the public re-
sporses. Not only has the general
board of the Mutual Improvement as
sociations taken 500 tickets which
they viii extend to the visiting MEM
bers of the Mutual Improvement So
cieties, but several ward choirs have
guaranteed sales of 500, 200 and 100
blocks of tickets besides. In addi-
ton to this Saumel Newhouse yes
terday sent the committe a check for
$40 and asked that 200 tickets be
distributed among the poor Heber
J Grant sent a check for a similar
amount with Il similar request. Tony
Jacobson bought 100 tickets, he being
. Friend and admirer of Prof, Care
less. other public spirited citizens
Iought good sized blocks of tickets,
among them being George r. Odoll.
who. the committee was surprised to
te"r, studied tho violin under prof.
Careless as "a boy i'm London, some-
thing like half century ago.
Elaborate programs have been
r,,jntrd for the organ recital to be
divn,, Inv Organist Edward p. Kimbau
~ tho First Methodist church. in
rroennti,7e his original compositions
On Inc evening of Friday, June IA
nnvt He VIII be assisted by Misses
PHYLLIS Thatcher, Edna Evans. Claudia
~ 6o,,rail and Fred c. Graham. The
nrnsram will include the following
inr7bcrs- organ 'OTertory in ID
irIot" AIR Kimball. soprano solo.
.orbe Idlv and the Rose" Miss Evans;
teror solo. INV PRAYER" and a "Ro-
manza." Mr. Graham, with violin oh
1ipa+n NV Miss Thatcher: trio, violin,
Me- Thntrher MIR KimbalI Miss
iynII,.. rontrsIto solo "a Lullaby"
Ifits I1oIt With violin obljpato by Miss
Tbatcher: sonrano solo. four German
gongs Miss Evans. violin. Dance
,nr,.ico AMI melody" Miss
Thatcher: baritone. two German
s t"me ..,rh. Tisharn,an" Miss Evans
a,J M, DougoIl, March. organ Mir.
Iil,,,ban
"Op tbe Road Called Santa Fe." is
tt, III. of contralto or baritone
-, ,,,f,I, t,.o,,ls b, 10 q Potter and
''e''
s'n ,hn mn work being dedicated To
a.,',.,r', - NicI,1Isnp third vice presi-
ant ~ ,hc santa II, system 1T is a
iiyeiv Striking melody. pleasant to
ii.ts, ia and is being Extensively cir
ruInted nv The Messenger department.
~ ~, - ..,,l.,.. L., ,f a.,
5a iu .,tiC art ''0''S
Tho salt T.aI,n friends of Miss Alice
WoiiSHhs WH' We sta,,oe,,.a ,,i,to
t"a. snc H"s H. 49,, = ct,5
puS','u ~ ,,,,,si,r bo,,sas In Chi,
mos resp lso hoe,in conrsn nf
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Fpcal STUDY "i 'e' ''
slructor'
,, No., - r..o,,.,,, hoe o.
.Ia.i a,,.,,gt ;n,,itation "a tbe
members OF me Sa.' IA haNe ,, lS'ioit
cnoiuS 10 ui'ite Win the 'aoei 'it ~
cnolr next Mphuay evening" al lilo
oare!Sss .TS.l,,i9i'i', .'IiSe, ~ suns
Ing the hau@luJal choiuS'
There is 4 luCk OF harmony among
local music stores relative TO closihs
UP SATURDAY Afternoons curing nc
summer seven oil me music houses
have signed an agreement 10 close AT
y. m. on saturdays from june 10 10
Aug III. but two Others decline win
This upsets the whole scheme to give
the hard worked clerks an AFTERNOON
rest, and there is in consequence an
allegro agitatl con fuco sentiment
against those who are holding out mat
Is more or less corrosive IN expression
The FIRST Congregations choir VIII
sing tomorrow morning the anthem,
''When Winds are Raging, by Scott
Madame Swenson has sent out invita-
tons TO a vocal recital 10 he given by
some of her pupils. assisted by Mrs.
J. II. Sanborn, pianist at the First
Congregational church June II next,
and for which an attractive ana inIGr-
esting program has been prepared. The
Ing.
Al the muAlehle In De given toinor-
row, afternoon and evening at Saliair
pavilion. the vocal soloists VIII be Miss
orchestra VIII also be In attendance
Hamilton u. PARK, basso, strlnged