Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-08

SH HE new Catholic organ IS COM
pleted. and preparations are be-
ing made to dedicate the instru-
y ment I'm October with fine pro-
cram. 1t is gratifying to know that
bishop Seaman and the Catholic faith
arc consider that there is plenty OF fine
ov,citive talent here AT home without
.erding to some distant city for per-
,orners. so local talent will figure on
,no rrogram. Organists Mcclellan OF
,bo tabernacle, Peabuuy of st. Marks
.,thedral. Kimball of the First Meth
5et church, and Berkhoel of St Paul.
,,;r appear. and Miss Agnes Ryan u
70 he the vocal soloist; Mrs. McGurrin
nil be present with her harp, and as
tbe program develops, other names will
no added Bishop Seaman expresses
himself as much pleased with the haze
,one and description of the new organ
in a recent issue of the News" and
sent away u number of copies of the
paper.
the choir for several weeks for its i'm.
rortant part in the dedication program
she will direct the singing of the oc-
casIon
Spencer Clawson is in receipt
Of a telegram from his son. Spencer
Cllwson, Jr., at New York, announC-
Ing his safe arrival there from Vienna
where he has been studying the plan,
FOR several years under the great
Ieschetizky. The young man will b.
home in the course of 80 days and win
open a studio here.
Efforts are being made to raise 81, 500
with which to take Helds band to AL
buquerque next month, with the salt
Lake delegation to the Irrigation Con-
gress
The Orpheum club is working every
Tuesday night on the fisteddfod choral
and in a few weeks will begin re-
bearsing three nights in the week.
II is a tribute to n Utah born and
bred musician, that Fred j Kiesel
gives in stating that the Mcclellan
lode to Irrigation" will be sung Sept
g before the next national Irrigation
Congress which is to be held at Albu-
Querque, n, NJ, by a select chorus, as
sisted by an orchestra and four solo
lists from Chicago. The chorus were
supplied with the revised edition of
The ode four months ago, and they
have been at work ON ii ever since.
Ia
rislIon and n,st So, 'S d,n,.n NJ "
,leyentb snssia ~, 4 su'' Er pelolo tlle
,ross Sort 10 W , 600 itiis,s.oH on
Tshe,nacin cboi,. ,S' Wy 'ilu osu .1tii
,,nrrc6t,ti,,o s,,,ol, ~ q, ~ Nitn
bF 40 o,-5o,, III. a. Nv, va Sui,s asdlii
bbi6on fhen in 1oo7 n, , Sr "a, o,n,,u g e,
fore the vice president of the United
STATES and the Irrigation Congress,
NH bS,c hee1 siing NJ, Lyiosai o,so
makre tho nleasinr Statement that ths
rendition ~ this ode will he made ~
regular renture of the nroceedinps IF
every Irriration CONGRESS- bereofta,,
The Ogden choir has ALWAYS given II
until this year: but il is renorfed thai
rigation Congress Of 1909. which is to
convene at Washington. d. @, The
words Of the ode were written hv a
Colorado Springs lady. Mrs Cilhert Nc.
Clurs.
Miss Leona Schrack contraIto NJ tho
First Methodist choir. favored fhe state
prison society of Christian E,ndeavoI.
with a solo last Sunday morning af-
iordng the prisoners much pleasure
There were four visitine, o,.o.,is4s
iu attendance on Thurs,Iav'e oros,,n 70
cital i'm the Observation-Disclosures Sloto of
the Calvary Presbyterian church nj