Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-06

auspices or Tie l.. ID. s.. uni
ycraty to raise money 90 pay for the
concert grand piano placed in Barrat
ham last year The undertaking seems
already success, for the student body
has taken upon itself the task of selling
ut least 1000 tickets. and this win be
done. The best local talent is at the
service OF the school and fine pro-
gram is promised Among those who
VIII appear are the following: Taber-
nacle choir. salt Lake Choral societv
j. J. Mcclellan. W. c. Give Hugh w.
Dougall, Horace Ensign John w Sum
nerhays. the Schubert Male quartet
Emma Ramsey Morris. Edna Evans.
Hazel Barnes. The affair is under the
direction OF Edward L, kmbau music
director of the school
Miss Nora Gleason accomplishing the
program for the ST. Pdtrick's dav celo-
bration In the salt Lake theater which
was secured Thursday last for the nth
inst The children viii be assisted by
NJ. Brnes. tenor. smith basso and
Mrs McGurrin. hurpist The stationer
who filled an order for colored papers
FOR decorations, I'M a. it of mental abb
straction. sent uubiddeu "a batch OF
orange Colored goods The Sciptural
statement, Now the jews have no
dealings with the Samarimns." echoes
The relations between the orange Of
northern Ireland and the green OF the
south; 80 that special lot was sent
right straight back.
owing 20 the absence OF Fred Graham
tomorrow from the city. he win be UNI
able TO participate in tomorrow eve
uIngs special service Of song at the
First Presbyterian church; so Mr..
Brines viii take his place. with
this exception. the program as printed
700 last Saturdays News win be car
ried out These Sunday evening song
rocitals are proving popular They full
lv accord with the character Of the day
being reverenual and inspiratiOnal and
people like to attend them. A large
audience attended the last one given Boo
tho First church and an equally large
attendance is promised for tomorrow
evening.
MADAME Gadski, while here. gave
half an hour to hearing the Misses
Emily and Marguerite Jcssup sing. and
true 20 her promise has sent the elder
singer a very nice. commendatory let-
ter from Chicago. The strong charac-
ter or the signature would indicate to
anyone WHO never HatM NJ NflaNIIIN hrflAl"fAL
that she Is o. woman of unusual force
and vigorous personality.
A Mexico city letter of Feb 90 date,
SAYS. While many tIiumphs have been
won here by musical artists, none quite
approaches that achieved by the Rus
sian pianist. JOSEF Lhev.nne, yesterday,
when upon the conclusion OF bis fare
we'll concert people unhltched the
Hf aud rnuIIan him
20 his hotel SO spontaneous was the
demonstration and 50 tumultuOus the
clamor for an additional concert that
Lhevinne may b. said TO have fairly
captured Mexico with his playing Lhe-
WHINE comes to the FIRST Methodist
church. March %. under the manage
ment Of Fred G.. Graham
At the First Congregational church
tomorrow morning the quartet VIII
sing Woodward's Radiant Morn and
Smart 3 duet. THE Lord is My Shep-
herd" viii be sung by Mrs. A. 5. Pc
tiers and Miss Edna Cohen. Organ'st
Tracy Cannon viii play as an otertory'
Memberships Consolation ana az
finale Lammens' Posuude.
Miss Mae O'Nem will sing Ritter.s
ave Maria" at tomowoWs II o. CLOCK
service n the Catholic cathedral as
the ofertory The choir win sing Rose
wigs mass On q.
The Topeka Capital prints picture
OF a $4,000 organ in its AUDITORIUM anu
with charming assurance claims I'd
have "the finest organ n the west.
Tho instrument could easily be lali
away m the salt Lake tabernacle orr
gan.
The amount Of business done IN
sheet music an this city is evidences
by the fact that the total OF sales WIN
average 10000 pieces each week. one
dealer had q special sale last week
when he disposed OF 5000 pieces. Iheh
tho mail orders are becoming quite
heavy.
Patrons Of tho Clayton Daynes Mn-
sic company win miss the pleasant
o1uutenance and courteous nttontIohh
uf Mrs Ruth wilson Halsott WI" re-
a.ened last saturday night her posi-
Non az manager of the sheet music de-
14rtment Mrs Hslsett VIII hc sue
coded by man from Chicago
The salt Lake quintet who sang 20
Wen last night before the snow a''".
unv az Ephraim VIII Sins ,nlh 9yo
ming at Mt Pleasant. The nrgnilA"
I|ar Includes Mise EDNA Evans. Mlss
Hzel Harnes. Miss IRON" k'Nl' nus"
nourau and j. ". SumHerhiyH'
Twelve pupils Of Mr.. Rlnknsio' Wll
give "a vocal recital nest wednesday
n hls Templston building S'nol''
Euhu can and pupils win give "a song
ssrwca tomorrow evening Boo tne Sec
ond ward Westinghouse. unael avg
fpices Of the local Mutual The pupiH
WW include John Aylott Lucille F""l'
Wald,mar cali Mira Bates. A@lH5
Nandsm and Margaret CALI MI. ll"
win speak ou music and voice ouIa-
ing
A SUNDAY evening sonr sorFIcn NIN
Doe given at % D. m tomorrow Il N''
Eleventh ward mectughoure, n} hNt'
N. Dourau with these punt. MISSES
Alma Young Ivy l1allf. Mlffai.'
fummcrhays Alice WrbIoy 1crifu''
kelly Florence Locke. IDA MOTHS
Maud. Ritter. ivy Houtz Mrs laiIh
shaW. MesF Frank p.atl john A.'i.
~ w. Ice. Rulon Kelvin. pianist N'F
virginia smith
Tracy Cannon win have lirs' ..irH
0f cabinet organ students Hs ih' proc
leUt ls meeting with marked favor