Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-13

Merry Gr1fters," Harold Orlob's
comic opera. at the theater next
week Four performances Will be given
in all next Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings. Wednesday afternoon with
a matinee next Saturday--the last
named date having been added through
the cancellation of the date by the COM
many playing THE Thief" Mr. Orlob is
putting the finishing touches on the
presentation and is well pleased with
both cast and chorus He directs at
tentlon TO the fact that three Of the
cast Fred Graham, George Margetts
and S. r. Clawson, are sons of pioneer
thea: 'ical figures. John G. Graham, Pal
Margetts and II. r. Clnwson, and he
feels sure that the sons OF their sres
will give good account Of themselves
Mime. wetzel and Organist KIM
rall have arranged an attractive pro-
IN of music to he rendered at tho
It NJ. e. church tomorrow, both for
tha afternoon and evening services. A
male chorus viii be a special feature,
The Liberty park program of Held's
band concert tomorrow afternoon,
which was interrupted by the rain last
week. will be given on time and will IN
cludc II popular numbers.
f. i. Kennedy, Jr.. Of Cedar City,
has returned from years music
study in Boston where his voice has
been praised by able critics like Philip
Hale Mr.. Kennedy has been appear
ing with credit in recitals in Wiscon-
sin His sister is an accomplished pi-
anist
Held will have so musicians in the
band he is to furnish for the U. c.
T. parade, the largest band for parade
purposes that has yet appeared ON the
streets of this city.
Invitations are out for a vocal and
piano recital to be given by the pupils
of Nine Lillian r. DeLory. assisted
by Mr.. b. Morris Young, violinist, at
Unity hall next Wednesday evening.
The piano numbers will be given by
Miss Ethel Beesley, Jack O'Donneli,
Miss jeanette Brockman, Miss Grace
Rollo, Miss lola Roberts, Mrs. Stella
B. Otterstrom, Miss Ruth Brockman,
Miss Norma Cummings Mrs. Orpha
n Walker; the vocal numbers by Miss
lola Bagley, Miss Vera Oviatt. Miss
Ethel Beesley. Miss Clara Raleigh,
Miss Hazel Udy, Mrs. Charles Bodel.
No encores.
Arthur Shepherd expects to leave
for Massachusetts next month, his de-
parture having been slightly DELAYED
by the death of Mr.. Thomas w Jen-
nngs, his father-in-law.
The New York Symphony orchestra
presented the following Instruments
ton Wednesday evening; eight FIRST,
eight second yiolins, four Violas. four
cellos four stringed basses, one harp;
n total of % strings: two flutes. two
oboes, one English horn, two bassoons.
two b fiat and one bass clarinet; n total
of o woodwinds: two trumpets four
French horns three slide tom bones.
one tuba. total of 10 Bruises; tNm-
panies, drums, total % three psrcus-
sion instruments: grand total, 52 men.
The Catholic choir In to give lie
hoshs Unison Mass at tomorrow's II
A. m. confirmation service Whlch VIII
be quite elaborate. Edward f1tzpat-
rick will play violin solo, while the
vocal soloists In the Mass are to be
Miss Mildred Cuddy. Mrs. Hammer, \.
j. Duqucsne, and j. w. Curtis. At the
o'clock service. the solosts are IL
retta Boehler, Isabelle Higgins and
Mary jacobson.
The organ recitals In the tabernacle
for the current season are scheduled to
begin next week although the day Is
not vet set. Some radical changes are
expected 10 be made. and large num-
Der of new musical compositions have
been purchased in New York ana chi
cago.
Manager Beach of the Chicago SYM
phony orcmhestra Is enseavoIing to ar
range TO remain in Utah one week,
when he comes here with his orchestra
at the annual musical festival TO be
held IN this city next April, giving con-
certs Mt Ogden. Logan, Brigham and
Provo, after the Salt Lake engage
ment.
Tho Fred c. Graham company is TO
be the title of the new musical organ
ization which Is to direct and lnanas;
varied musical functions and thautah~
qua interests in this city and state
The president will be COL n. w Clay
tom vice president stephen II. Love
secretary and treasurer, Fred c. era
ham, directors, Fisher Harris, j. q
Critchlow and Judge W II. King with
others yet TO be selected An Italian
band OF so men has been secured TO
give concerts AT the enxt chautauqua
Prof j. j. Mcclellan leaves tomorrow
evening, for Spokane and Walla Walla,
where he will dedicate new church or
gans and give rectals He has pre-
pared Impressive programs. The func-
lions occur next Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
The salt Lake Glcc club has been or
ganized with % members 10 contest
al the coming lGisteddfod, with Evan
Arthur conductor. Tho membership
VIII b. increased 10 40.
Invitations are out for the vocal re-
cital 10 be- given next Monday evening,
by the advanced pupils of Nine Aman-
IA Swenson. assisted by Mrs. Mary f.
Sanborn. in Unity hall, ON Second East
street, The program is n well selected
ono, which win be participated I'm by
Misses Leonou Morse. Norma Fenton
Teanie Raasband, Mae Angel, Addie
Fletcher. and Mrs Henry lkirkman- So
pranos; Mrs. l.. g. GODDARD Mrs, Thos
Weise, Miss Adeline Jacobson, Miss
Hazel WINNER, Miss Nellie Hasbrouck,
contraltos; II. l. Bowos W. L. Rich
ardson. tenors. A feature on the pro-
gram Is two numbers by double quar-
tet.
Prof w A. Wetzell, supervisor or
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