Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-04

uE details for the spring music
festival are rapidly taking shape.
The program II partly arranged.
j and most of the soloists have
80, engaged, while the Chicago SYM
-. orchestra win be increased to s.
Manager Graham is receiving
w." names Of subscribers for season
tickets
r,ere win be four performances, and
has been decided that the 81 rate
~ reserved seats for the entire fes-
',o, of four performances shall be al
,rs, TO subscribers only. The seats
~, win be sold for 81 to $3.50 for each
lis performance. Those who have
,,ready subscribed and who desire
:. avail themselves OF this season ticket
,ts ran drop postal with their name
"a address to Fred Graham, manager,
o. sonth Main street, stating how many
.easnn tickets are desired. subscribers
IN have the preference Of seats, and
carson except a subscriber can OBJ
~ coats until all subscribers are pro-
The names recently added to the sub
.,dntion list include many of the lead
i i5s people OF the city.
Ideal music houses report that the
,iano trade and for that matter trade
n ali branches Of the business, nave
oasne6 up satisfactorily Taking ac-
aunt of stock has been tho order of the
.Ssy for the first three days OF the
year.
Tho salt Lake Symphony orchestra
viii resume rehearsals tomorrow, at
h.So D. m. The solo feature OF the
neIt recital Will he rchaikowskfs piano
concerto in b fiat minor, the perform.
Or being Miss Elizabeth Eggleston OF
Boise.
crusade against automatic musical
,,strments in public places, especially
IN saloons and halls, appears to b.
snreadlng through the middle west. AT
.lton Ill, the mayor has ordered the
nolice TO not allow anyone to visit
nubllc place where an electric piano
music box or any automatic instrument
Is Installed. The result is that over
100 electric pianos and music boxes
recently sold TO saloons and cares nave
been silenced
The Following Atlanta, Ga. special
,rorn an eastern paper is of interest
n the musical colony in this city, as
Dr Browne to whom it refers, former
IL visited in Salt Lake where he was
handsomely entertained: An 1ndict-
rrent charging assault with intent 10
murder has been returned by the grand
Jury against j. Lewis Browne, IorIher
IN oreanist of the Sacred Heart church,
who several weeks ago nred plstol
shot through the door of the nome on
Father John L. Gum. the rector OF
the church. Browne is said to be out
al the CITY. Shortly after the shooting,
Browne. through his attorney, gave
out Il statement in which he declared
that he bore Father Gum no ill VIII.
and that the shooting occurred during
a temporary mental alteration result
ing from continued strain"
St. Paurs Episcopal choir is prac-
Using diligently for the Sunday even
ing service of Jan. Il, when the church |
oratorlo, 1.-THE Nativity" by IL. }.
Stewart. San Francisco organist, VIII
be given. under the direction of Choir
master NJ. j. Brines. Among the SOLO
lists will be Miss Fora Shaw and MISS
Locke sopranos, Mrs. w, II. Cunning
ham contralto, with Mr.. Brines as the
Tenor, and Mr.. Sharp as the basso. MISS
Esther Allen will assist with her vio-
m, ana iiltGC VIII diSu w ~ iiNi y ~
compnnis. The choir includes % sing |
ers and the oratorio will last one hour.
Tomorrow's music at the First Meth |
odlst church will include in the morn- |
ing organ prelude. "Meditations,
Walker: anthem. IA King OF Love My |
Shepherd Is alto solo by Miss Claudia |
lolt. offertory, 'Divine Redeemer," |
Gounod: postlude, March In Il Flat"
Khnhal; evening, organ, music of last |
Sunday evening, the postludc being |
March to Peter Cornelius" Mendels, |
sohn; double quartet, "Jubilate in c.
schlling.
Last Monday evenings studio piano
eci;ll by Mrs. Kings pupils was so
satisfactory that II is to be repeated |
II an early date A novel feature was |
he arrangement of programs. These |
we're large cards having on one side |
lictures of noted artists while on the
evorse side was written out the list |
4 numbers of the evening.