Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18

10 trantsVille. nf Miss Emily G.. Jessup,
who for the past year has been promi-
nent I'm pushing the society ahead.
Tracy Cannon will play tomorrow
morning preliminary TO the service In
the First congregational church. a
Prelude in G" by Hollins. and "Elegy'
by Gibson. Evening star" by Wag-
ner. The offertory will be Morning
star by Faulka, and the p0stlude.
"Sortie IN g, by Lemmens.
Miss Helen Greenwood, soprano AMI
pianist. viii appear in concert next Fri
day evening, at American Fork assist
ed by Miss Lottie owens. III. W DOu-
gall and }. w Summerhays
An Itinerary rs being arranged for a
state tour of the Imperial quartet who
made such "A favorable impression NOT
long ago on trip through the north
west Thu quartet is composed of Fred.
G. Graham, Thomas AshWorth Victor
Chnstopherson and Willard Squhes.
Mr.. Graham is arranging FOR the trip.
which is TO extend as far south as Mon
roe. Utah.
Held's band is in receipt of a set OF
carillons chimes, from the Toledo man
ufacturers, at a cost Of S2S5. They are
of a very fine tone and appearance The
band continues. through this good
weather. giving Saturday evening con-
certs on the balcony In front of the
Amussen building on Main street.
New York letters say that Mr. Brines
has a $500 per annum church choir po-
sition IN New York. with other oppor-
tunities 10 keep MIN busy teaching un-
Ill the Shuberts find a second opening
for him in their operate companies.
A j Kisselburg has opened studio
for the instruction of vocal culture at
4l4 Security & Trust building.
Miss Emily c. Jessup Is supervisor
OF music In the Grantsyille schools
Edward Fitzpatrick. the violinist. win
De given a complimentary reception
concert next Friday evening an the
First congregational church, for which
Mr.. shelton is arranging a program.
Mrs. J. II. Robinson viii sing an Ave
Maria by Santlev az tomorrOws n a.
m. service IN the Catholic cathedral
Mrs. Emma Ramsey Morris IS I'm re-
oeipt of a beautiful pair of polished
"NAA hNN NANAAAHAl ~ NJ NANNNA III AAAN
ron of Bell Center. o.. one of the vet
eran musicians OF the civil war who
participated i'm no late g. A. r. cn-
campment Mrs. Morris had promised
tho doctor she would learn 20 drum N
he sent her the sticks. and now she
proposes 90 carry out her part or the
agreement
Miss Jennie Sands of this city, who
Is studying vocal culture in Europe, has
left Dresden FOR Berlin. where she h.
pow studying with Nine Corelh Miss
Sands has won many compliments for
the rapid and intelligent progress she
has made.
The passenger department OF the
Short Line has been notified through
government sources, that the Philip
pine COnstabulary band. which created
such a stir in this country, viii be in
the states again next summer Tor "A
general tour The band viii then visit
ana play in salt Lake under govern
mont direction The hand played la
Denver the last three days OF last week.
leaving Monday morning for Seattle.
Where u Is 90 mn AN engagement As
the command went via Granger 90 Poe
atello. there was mo- chance % visit
Salt Lake n has 50 men, with the
greatest reed section OF any hhnu ~
tho world ana has for H. conductor
capt W, a. Loving, "a negro graduate
Of the New England conservatory az
Boston. and an accomplished musician
MI u. ~ ParsoNith who viii sing two
solos al tho morning service in the
Unitarian church tomorrow, n Wen
known among musical people IN ogden,
where he has sung with acceptance Ia
the principal churches. This viii ho
his first appearance AZ a singer in salt