The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-28

entertained in number of homes. This
program will be rendered:
Plano solo Smith
Aria. Shadow Song ............ Mcycrbccr
Miss Wilson
a. Ave Maria ....... Schubert -Wuhclm
b. Hungarian Rhapsody ..........i iiubay
a. My, Mother Bids Me Find My
llhlr.,..r. ..-.. -.-...,.,..,. haydn
~ Niemsnd hats seschn tThc stolen
e. stiM vic die Nocht (coim is ti!e
NiSDb b..,....,. ...... ........... IiOhm
Il. WIdmune CDcJicatiom .... Schumanu
Miss Wilson.
Caprice. y Minor............M MoszkowsE
Nh. smith
n. Nocturnc on. : First Timc).,..
............... Bruno Oscar Klein
II. Roudo (Symphonic t,spaGnolc) .Lalu
u. Niilanc!Ic. -. .Chamitinadc
l., In qucllc trine tMarionp -. ruccl,Il
O. Waltz Song (Romeo aud Julien.
d. CIanson d:Amour .....,... .ifollmann
(With violin o5ligato.)
Miss Wilson.
Avia Alb forS Q lui' C"rrayiata"
Miss Wilson.
Miss Wilson will wear several clabor.
ate costumes al her concert. Ono Will
he IN exquisite white satin ono. clab
oratcly hand embroidered IN turquoise.
The panel on either side Of the skirt is
cncrus ted with real lace, intcrwoNcn
with turquoise. The sleeves arc vf gold
lace and the front and back of tbc waist
are adorned with mcdalions of tur-
9noisc
Then there is a gorgeous. heavy one
of blue, threaded with pure gold II took
two DAYS to The yard to manufacture
the fabric. which is worth 5000 a yard.
1T carries a very long train, sable fur
extending over one shoulder and cross
ing diagonally down the entire length
of the gown TO the base Of tho skirt.
The trimming consists Of rare old We
neiiam lace and brilliants. with II ''Y'
yoke, front and back
Miss Wilson is assured Of large au-
dicncc Monday evening.
Nolando Nero. the Young Hungarian
pianist, is the latest star TO flash across
New York S musical horizon. Her play
ing. according 10 press notices, re vcals
splendid technical training, and dccId
edlT brilliant execution Her Youth.
yigor and enthusiasm are the domInat
ing qualities that 20 10 make up mag
netic personality, Her style is forccful,
yeritably sympathetic. Ii is 'ikclv that
her art will ripcn and deepen. for she
has undoubtedly unusual gifts and at
ialnmenis.
Nine. Aldrich. lhc Metropolitan opera
couiralto. and wife of OK Congressman
Frank Aldrich of Illinois. relates An
interesting story Of q little cripple with
a heavenly voice who studied under her
old teacher. Giraudct, at the Paris Con-
SerVatOirc. While voice is the first es
soultai. yet stage presence has much
10 do towards gaining favor in am au-
dicnce $ eyes, she said. ''Thc bright
est and most talented pupil in NJ. Cir
aUdct s class at this particular time was
one whose withcrcd lower limbs would
prevent her from ever climbing thc
golden stairs 10 opera. Giraudct, how
ever, took more than interest in the
poor unfortunate, and decided that al
though she could never qualify for the
opera prize in the open. she could and
would If the lower part of her body
was concealed Accordingly, when the
trial for prizes came she was given tho
part Of the balcony scene in Gounod Is
Romeo ct Juliet OF course the posi-
tIon she assumed there prevented the
Judges and audience from seeing her in
trinity. Her voice and facial corncli-
ness easily carried Off prize.
Nine. Coriunc Rider. Kelsey, the Ga.
nous soprano, commands what is prob.
ably the highest salary ever paid 10
Il church singer. $4,000. Unique III
tins connection is the fact that she
the whole choir. the entire
for local church music
going into her Golfers.
Miss lydia Lipkowska. Russian So
prano, made her debut at he Metro.
poIitan opera house. New York the
past week, singing Violctta in LA
Trayiata. The New York papers
speak in high praise of her work Her
voice is light and pleasing. She is
young and slender and her gowns arc
said to be "A delight TO the eye.
The young Hungarian pianist. Miss
Yolanda Nero, is surprising New York
with her wonderful physical cndur-
nncn ner rcndition of TschaiknwsAN,s