Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-15

rT"~ II ~ new p0Od stand at Liberty
park has been completed. at a
cost Of over $4,000. and Helds
band win dedicate It tomor-
row afternoon, Clerk Hyatt VIII
ing. The stand is 80 feet long. % feet
wide, and with an arch 25x3O feet. and
in style Of architecture practically tho
same as the famous Spreckels band
stand in Golden Gate park Heid's
band will include IN the program the
Maxlmilian Robcspierre overture. Sc
lertions from "Rigoletto." Ciodfrey's.
medley OF Welsh airs. a trombone solo,
Deep Down in the Cellar" hy 3. C.
Doane of the band and the overture 20
Dbcrou. The trombonist is expected
10 descend To- such tonal depths that
the services uf a marine diver win be
necessary TO rescue him from the grasp
OF McGinty. Mr. Held Will have 90
musicians.
The Junior choir OF st. Mary's church
will give an operetta, entitled ''-Ths
Brownies in Blossom Time" late in the
month Miss Gleason is drilling tho
children.
The latest thing in piano ethics is
teaching by telephone The phone is
set on thp piano. and the instructor
stands at the other end Of the wire
where he corrects mistakes and gives
the necessary Instructions.
Word from Atlanta, Ga, states that
1lr. i. Lewis Browne. who visited in
this city some years ago and played on
the tabernacle organ, achieved great
success as an orchestra conductor Mt
nat T1.tv gstg al
The feelings which the employees of
the seven music houses which are will
ing to close one afternoon in the week
during the summer, towards the pro-
piietors of the two music stores who
decline TO participate can only he
llkcned to u wild hurricane of consecu-
tive ilfths in pa tempo allegro. Why
these two establishments should want
TO hold out against the sentiment of a
majority of tho trade Is what the suf-
fcrers can not understand.
Col 7. J. paynes, Jr., manager of Tho
clayton Music company, will leave In
the morning. for Chicago. in attendance
on the annual convention OF the Ma
tinnal Association Of Piano Dealers or
which he Is member Col. DAynes Is
on the reception committee. and win
take O. prominent part In the trans
actions of the convention.
The First Congregational choir will
sing tomorrow morning, Webster's an
them, Thou who like the wind doth
come"
r. L. Cottor of the Kimban organ
company at Chicago, and A, a. Kidder,
tho Utica. ". Y, piano man, who have
been several weeks in this city, have
returned east.
A number of admiring friends of Miss
Alice Wolfgang sent her last Thurs
day at Chicago. a Joint message of con-
graduation on her birthday.
The vocal pupils of Mrs, Emma
Ramsey Morris viii give recital on
Congregational church, with Mrs, Nor
ris and Miss Jennie Sands as accom-
panistn. An interesting program is be-
ing prepared.
ST.. Alberto Jonas continues to mako
sensational success in Berlin, where
he receives 1900 marks for every APP
pearance. and his tuition charges are
among the highest paid any artist.
Notwithstanding this his studio Is
crowded with pupils.
At the First Methodist church to-
morrow morning. Organist Kimba I
will play n prelude by Scheve, and
Nleditatons in II fat for the offertory,
with a postlude by Capani. Miss Hat
tic Nicholson and Miss Edna Evans
will sing Seek Ye the Lord" a duet
for soprano and contralto by Dudley
Buck. In the evening, Mr.. Dougall
win sing God have mercy" from
"ElJah."
a concert benefit will he given in
honor of Elder Willes Tuesday even
ing. In the Twentieth ward meeting
house. az he will shortly leave for Eng
land on a mission.