Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-09


~ prorram for the next
sncbonv concert which is TO
IN he colonial theater on
rnoon of the nth inst at
,k a.. o.casion win be
III known basso, Alr Friedrich
,hose strong success in the
SD concert Is wen remembered.
y.csllan has prepared high
arooram. but at the same time
.,Aed one or two numbers Of
p go stvle which are still OF
rsde Tho southern Roses
's nv Strauss win be specially
'..s The sale Of seats VIII Desih
~wsiay next e,ii,,...
r. 10 Magic Flute" Mozart
'a5e 40. .........,... halleh
hs,sts rom 5th symphony ..-...
AllH" .. Beethoven
d. niesen Hell gen Hallen Mozart
Mr. smith.
cont Suite tNo lD......., Greg
." AN southern Roses Nalse,...
........... Strauss
"a, aro a wild Rose" MacDowcll
,nestrated by Prof McClelan)
r,onation March ...'''' '''9'e i''''oi
,,ost impressive and proten-
rrooram of purely church music.
ei,ep i'm this CITY, is being planned
s,t Nav when tine great Catholic
-, .,Si h TO be- dedicated The cere-
..'.,es sro 10 be very elaborate, and IN
IA, iva hours of solid music, 10 be
s..1sbod bv the new organ and "A large
lr IN singers. including 100 altar
..3 choir bows. the clergy and the con-
-.g,tion assisting iu appropriate
~ Instrumental features, besides
N, organ. viii be stringcd quintet
u. two harps. which win materially
IA N producing beautiful effects. An
,lsr interesting feature VIII be the
s,o4arance OF Miss Julia O'Connor. the
s-ifslto Of ST. Ieo's church i'm New
r,rk city. whose fine voice has been
tarl In this city before. Prof Nc
cssn remarked al the time that she
Ia one Of the greatest contraltos
\ had ever heard on the operate
sage
while The congestion OF the pro-
ram will not be given out until some
line after il has been sent 10 Bishop
Seanan. In Arizona, and approved by
blm il may be safely stated that the
numbers will include the finest music
n The Catholic church. The eXpecta-
eos Is that his Eminence Cardinal
Gibbons Of Baltimore, viii be present
Win Archbishops Riordan OF San
Francisco, O'Counel Of Los Angeles,
3 & 81 1.H
pha and probably three or four 9TH
e bishops with an Of the bishops OF
iif intermOuntain diocese The fun
frd elaborate ritual Of the Catholic
church dedication will be used. the
cardinal appearing in his scarlet robes
and hat and the archbishops and
bishops IN thir mitres. embroidered
robes, aud bearing elaborate croziers,
and the subordinate priesthood wear
iug their full, rich ecclesiastical at
tire It win certainly he a great oc-
eason one 10 be long remembered
% musical as well as in religious cir
dss
Hugh Dougall is arranging for
special musical program at the l.. d. S.
5 hospital on the morning Of sunday
Jan u.
The symphony orchestra will hold a
rehearsal tomorrow at 4 D. m. I'm
ChHstensen's HAN. on east First South
street
The Salt Lake Festival chorus viii
Ahe Up the "Cavaueria RustiCana'
nit next rehearsal
Manager Beach OF the Chicago
symphony orchestra has written Man
tgff Fred Graham that he has every
edson % anticipate "a successful tour
ls coming season with his orchestra.
n.olgh the west and south. His Salt
LAKE dates are April 8, and s.
Piano pupils Of Miss Mary Olive
p'ay VIII give a recital ON the evening
me 10Th inst, az her studio. No
north State street The following
plam will De observed. Spring
taaels,' lGade) Henry Love. Aus
asa Air (Doppier. Layinla Brown.
Aat'ssus' tNeyiW. Marguerite En-
ueisoni First movement Sonata ia q
@ lMnzarD, Marjorie Brown.
Valse lkeineCke), "Mclodio' (Kohl-
ballade' tBurgmueller). Eliza
IVY brown, Scarf Dance" (Cham-
eah The Weaver lHonmau), Mir
love. "AragOnaiso" (AlasseneD.
"ealt lharkauonl, Marian His
flerette' tthaminade). Henry
s blero' 0MNnD. Miriam Love.
.s RanJ. Leda Wallace: "Ro-
ls lSchueiU, janet williamson.
"ei4o Chopin, Marguerite Duv-