The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-16
oooeNs MILITARY BAND.

The benefit ball for the Ogden City
/ Military band at the Congress hall,
+! Thursday evening, October, 1ith. was
/ decided success financially and So
! cially, and was given for the especial
| purpose Of raising funds 10 purchase
J furniture for the new rooms situated
| in the tower of the city hall. donated
by the city council with the under
| standing that tho band be recognized
| as a municipal organization
The band is composed of about
J thirty of the best musicians in this
part of the country and their work has
| received special attention. When an
invitation was accepted 10 assist in
the parade at Salt Lake City in Aug,
ust of this year at the Grand Army
reunion their work was so very at.
tracuye at that time that the COM
mander-in-chief made a request three
different times for the use of the band
TO lead the parade, and was refused
because the Ogden Grand ARM post
required their exclusive services.
They portrayed patriotic sentiment
by wearing costumes of red. white
and blue; red hats. white coats and
blue trousers. AT that time tho quos-
tion was asked the manager, Mr.. II.
F Attwooll. by an Ogdenlte. 'Ts 1t
possible to make II municipal band?''
Upon returning TO Ogden the afore-
said question was agitated. with the
result that Ogden has a well organ
lied band of talented musicians.
Mr. Attwooll. the manager, and Mr..
Arthur L. Agee. director, deserve
much credit for the energy and en-
thusiasm. which is evidently impart.
ed 10 the other members who play
with enthusiasm and as the manager
observed: They play because they
like It," donating their services upon
many occasions, as they freely voluD-
teered their escort on the occasion of
President Taft's visit In Ogden
Too much praise and encouragement
sanization of this kind by the repre-
sentative citizens; by their presence
at the benefit functions. TO encourage
higher standard of association.
Following are the names OF mem.
bers and the program rendered Thurs
day evening. some of the selections
being entirely new. rag-time waltz,
"Tobascc,'' and the "Hoosicr Slide"
with which Mr.. Pete Fralsse and H.
hammers made such a strong hit,
A. J.. Agee. E. Ford, W. r. Sweeny,
E. Stone, e. Mcfarland. F. Simms,
Erwin Ford. Alvin Bluth. Z Larsen.
c. Whittcmore. w. Lund. H. f.
Attwooll, E. Harop, w. Newey, w.
Chester, Pete Fraisse, H. hammers,
w Boyle, II. J. Ware. Chas. Thatch-
er. Lorenzo Ford. Frank Kriz. Major
Deering Geo. Warner, F. II. Hinchliff.
B. G. Trimble, Joe Ellis, j, D. Snow
den.
Program as rendered:
Al. Fresco. two-step.
There Never Was Girl Like You.
waltz.
Easy Street. two-step
The Tale the Church Bells Tolled.
waltz.
Battleshlp Oregon. two-step.
Love Dreamy Old Waltz With
You. You. You. waltz.
Wish / Had a Girl two-step.
Daisies Won't Tell. waltz
Hruhlingslied, two-step.
Buffalo Glide.
Layarre. waltz.
Down in Jungle Town, two-step
Roses Bring Dreams of You. waltz.
The Gay Life, waltz, two step,
new dance.
Bolo Rag. two-step.
Love Me. and the World IS Mine.
waltz.
The Hoosier Slide, two-step.
Somebody's Waiting for You. waltz.
Big Chief Battle AK. Qndian) two
step.
Happy Heinie, German dance.
Golden Sunset. waltz.
Tobasco, Moonlight Ragtime Waltz.
Ny Pony Boy, two-step.
Take Me on Honeymoon. waltz.
Enterprizer, two-step.
Home Sweet Home. Medley. good
night waltz,