Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-02

tee 20 Maconda lower rates could have
been charged The members Of the or
pheus worked very hard TO make the
very creditahlc showing that they
scored that evening. and have the CONF
font of tle consciousness that the au-
diencc fully appreciated their achieve
ment. But 81 AN goes to illustrate anew
that salt Lake is one OF the most un-
certain concert towns I'm the United
States
q-br cleveland Plaindcalcr OF recent
dale has the following complimentary
reference 20 a musical lecture gwen by
Miss Florence Allen, daughter OF h'"'
4. b.. Allen OF this city, ana nov ths's-
ed iu newspaper work in Nt,E 'l'',"
..'Thp College club was delighuully en-
te1tsined yesterday afternoon, py
musical lecture on Schumann, by Miss
FIoreuce j.. Allen al the College Tor
Women The composer simple alu
kindly personality, his sympathy WIN
nature and humanity, ana MS ehhi ll
weaving his dreams and Impressions M
20 harmonics were brought oul WIN
,ifor and clearncss comparing ms
techuique with that of master OF
letters. Miss Allen showed that he pos
sessed charm of style, originality, ten-
derntss. strength ana an uncrrlng ln-
stinct for forceful and coherent con-
struction and perfect ending. sew
cral umbers from Schumann, ana DTS
OF Beethoven. chopin, and other COM
pOsers were given on the piano by Miss
Allen in Illustration Of her lecture.
Tho Orpheum theaters over the coun-
nv have decided 20 make the perform
ance by the orchestra as a part OF the
evening" regular performance, or one
OF the acts SO beginning Monday, the
Orphcum In this city VIII introduce that
specisl feature. The orchestra Of this
place of amusement is directed by Prof
Willard Wcihe, who recently played
with such success az the jamestown Ca
position. and has been augmented by
he addition of two French horns and "A
cello, which were much needed
Prof Petersen says that band iustru-
ments an of brass anu without plating
of any kind are far better than the
plated. as "a finer tone can be secured
from them he is much pleased with
the new instruments just received from
Indiana for he An HalloWs college
band. the boys are making good prog
ress.
There viii Doe a special musical serve
evening The program VIII include tho
anthems. cast Thy Burden on the
Lord. by Moudelssuhn. 'o for Closer
Walk with God" by Foster "a King
OF Love MY shepherd ls.' hy shelley
and There De- An Hour Hf followed
Peace by barnby
80. Paurs choir was given
Halloween reception AND social Thurs
day night by Miss Grace Wilton at her
home is2 tffth avenue.
A quartet OF Salt Lake artists gave
good account t themselves at tho
meeting II Womou's clubs at ogden. DOB
tte rendition of "a Persian Garden.
rna yocallsts were Mrs stanley Price,
Niles Edna cohn, Al j. bnnos ana "A
~. Dougal.
Music houses report large sales of
sheet music SONGS from the latest CONE
o. operas OF the day u0ueolhly Tho
Merry Widow. mile. Modiste' aud
The Time, Place ana Girl
An Atlanta. Ca dispatch says that
primitive Baptist churches in Gonr-
HIa commonly known aH "lardHhcll,'
nave been declared outside the pale be-
.fuao they have installed organs. This
Ton Was taken by me governing body
or The 'hardshells' and has been ap-