Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06
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.tfr biggest event IN INC "'oi
vi -.rsiral horizon is the coming
y, sousa and his band at the
i r.ternacle on Tuesday after
.ysning. the 18th inst. The
noon '.' is said 70 be in finer shape
ps - this year. and II brings with
thi' -. or especially distinguished
~. ,monr them Herbert Clarke
s''' Miss Frances Hoyt soprano
'o'' 600 Hoyt mezzo soprano. and
A riorenre Hardman. violinist II
Ns' ,aod Also that the Tabernacle choir
y ~. hand win be heard in one or
'lD ,ymbers together with Prof.
...obens conducting. A.. sot.
vgii,ss has given 10 concerts IN SAY
c,tv and while other bands nave
LAX ,.sging for patronage, Sousa has
s., vel scored a failure
IVY 80, pyper has arranged a scale
A"D-i,r nri,es. and reserved seats
o. y III secured at the music store OF
nay n,,nes- Rebec Music CO. on Mon
oly morning
,,-. prn1a Pendleton. who for some
80 has been a pupil OF Emma
uI Morris Is a local COntraltO
~ rspidlv coming into prominence.
psrdieton gave a recital at the
aa of Mrs. Agnes Beckstrand on
-5rrsday evening, and delighted her
-,eners with her rendition of several
e.rlt numbers. She was assisted by
,-, IA Mrs. Beckstrdnd's pupils, Miss
VIA stookey and Miss Florence SHIN
-.ne. both Of whom gave good &C
cunts Of themselves, and did credit TO
their teacher
Al sundays Catholic services, Gou-
,5r. 20 Samtars" will be sung at the
II a. ~. services, as the ohertory' ana
q, tbe ga. On. service. Mrs. Hammer
Nm Sing Bourdais' DE Profundis."
r<cal music houses report a remark
,bie increase iu sheet music sales, with
4 tendency toward the classical.
The performers for next week al the
tabernacle organ recitals, viii he as
usual viz. Mr. Cannon. Monday and
tuesday. Mr. Kimball Wednesday and
Thursday. Prof Mcclellan. Friday and
saturday the last day being request
program day.
The music for Sunday afternoons
meeting al O. y VI. e. 4. win be fur
rished by Miss Irene Kelly. vocalist, y.
p Kimball pianist and @. J. Ncttleton,
yoinst
Obey Speaks. who was TO have ap-
feared here as the second OF the sea-
sons attractions under Fred Graham's
Management will not now appear
untl after the holidays.
+e
Roland D. Williams. the baritone,
hds opened "a studio on the sixth floor
% the Templeton where he IS well
omel by the local musical colony
The FiEt Presbyterian choir is pre-
Ianng to give Morgan's song cycle en-
Tiled In Fairy Land" at no dis
. uu. isle in aid Of the organ fund.
Plans for a remodelling Of the choir
gallery when the organ Is purchased,
Gre lready being discussed Profs
Petersen Mcclellan and Peabody all
islonnend an oval shaped wall back
solid for the organ. largely after
ne contour of the tabernacle wall.
aorg with foundation for the new
1frmant entirely Independent OF the
walls or foundations OF the church
proper Il is also proposed TO set
ne choir gallery out two or three feet.
N securing much needed room
II Ars Martha Royle King is busy rain
II s tde participants IN the coming
Il society vaudeville" for its appearance !
Il Whitney hail on the 18th inst The
program will be largely musical.
mere Viii be "a song service by pupils
Hugh Dougall Ia the Eighteenth
NaId chapel sunday evening. at $50
O'clock Those participating in the pro-
iIam are. Miss Margaret Sumner
Als' Miss Elma Young. Mrs.