Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-24

gan the recent recital attended by
him and asked for an arrangement OF
Loves Old Sweet Song" as given by
Organist Tracy Cannon iii The Old
Melody" number.
]. Miss Florence Kimball, who has late-
~ returned from course OF vocal
study at Boston, is highly spoken Of
as a decided acquisition to Salt Lakes
vocal forces.
The bureau of Information manage
ment once more calls attention OF local
patrons of the tabernacle organ recitals
to the fact that children under years
OF age are not admitted 1t was sup
posed this was generally understood;
but 1t seems not. and women persist In
bringing infants in arms, only to be
forbidden entrance, much to their dis
appointment
The recent annual meeting OF the
Society of Music Teachers OF Iowa, at
Fort Dodge. Is of some interest here,
owing to the prominent part taken in
1t of Mrs. Frances Lincoln Ford of
Sioux City. formerly professor of music
IN the Salt Lake Methodist seminary
and marked social favorita here. She
was then Miss Frances Evelyn Lincoln.
bright and entertaining vocalist, choir
master at st. Paul's Episcopal church,
founder of the Howells club. and tho
lie OF many Salt Lake social fuuc-
ton. Three sisters of Mrs Ford, viz,
Miss Elsie Lincoln, Mrs Grace %,
Burnham and Mrs. Bertha l. Heustis
also appeared on the programs of the
convention, both as soloists and in en-
semble.
me following program will be given
.o'',utfoW AZ p. M at Fort Douglas,
by the Fifteenth Infantry band:
March. "Tannhauser'' Iy.a pne,.
Overture, Morning, Noon and Night
IN Vienna .Suppc
Ar and chorus, Daughter of the
regiment Donizetti
Quartet from .RigoIetto Verdi
selection. Wonderland ~. Herbert
The Liberty park band concert pro-
gram that was o-have been given last
sunday afternoon, but was stopped by
the storm will be given tomorrow after
noon, with the addition of "G A. r,
March. !" composed by Harry Montgon.-
cry, trombone player in the Salt Lake
Symphony orchestra.
Twenty-Five hundred people crowded
uito ties iieW music Wafero0mS of the
Daynes-B Music company at the
opening. last Saturday afternoon and
eyenins. when souvenirs and refresh
ments We're served with a generous
hand.
The fine recital given by the SHELTON
string quartet recently at the univer-
sity summer school, was followed by
two interpretative recitals on Wednes-
day and Thursday last. when Squire
Coop, director of music at the uniye1-
sity, gave selections from 1.-THE Pipe OF
| Desire" IF. S. Converse). and "Caval-
leria Rusticana" tMascagn) The form
| CT is the opera. by an American com
| poser, that Is to be presented by the
| Metropolitan Opera company during the
| coming season. Both recitaIs were
thoroughly appreciated.
Mr. Brines concludes his labors as a
| vocal Instructor in this city, Aug. /,
when with Mrs. and Master Brines, he
| will remove to New York. for service
under the management of the Shu-
berts.
Mrs. l.. b. Hill, soprano, sings in the
First Congregational church tomorrow
morning, her selection being, Come
\ Unto Him. from Tho Messiah" Mr..
Brines will sing. Eternal Goodness
by Hawley As Tracy Cannon will be
4 absent tomorrow. his place at the or
gan will be taken by Mrs. Osborn
1t seems to be a cold. frosty week
| when Held does not blossom out with
new cornet His latest is q
gold plated instrument Just imported
from the Elkhart, Ind. factory of ex.
CONGRESSMAN Conn. Held is so tick!ec
over the new. acquisition that his asso.
ciates say, he takes it to bed with hin
. TO play on in his sleep.