Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27

Uan al JoEcf Llbeviuoe. thu
II iSa@asn pl2nisI, uho tonnes 10
t'~ First M, g. church Monday
evenlns, Everywhcro no goes hc is
confronted with many lcttors from per-
Mons anxious TO hnvo hls signature IN
their collection. Lhcvlnno pays NO nt-
tcnuon 70 those requests by mnu. "a Il
he aid he would got writer's crnmp In
loss than weeks time. When he
played az Smith college, Northarupton.
Mass, however he was fairly caught
and forced to surrender 10 an eager
army Of autograph hunters.
There arc over a thousand young ,vo-
mon at this college, who all turned out
Tor his recital But az tho finish or
the program, nearly every one OF the
girls rushed TO the stage, insisting that
he autograph their program. Escape
was impossible, and he had 20 surron-
dor. After an hours hard work the
faculty went 90 his rescue and turned
out the llghts. Tho sole Of seats Is
now going on at the Clayton Daynos
music store.
The program win be as follows: Cha
come. Bach-Busonl. Senate r minor
Scarlatti- Tausig; Pastoralc Varie, Mo
Fart. Momcnto Capriccioao. Weber.
Carneval Schumann.
Preamhulc PicITot. Arequin NaIse
Noble Euseblus, Florostan Couuette.
Repllguc Papillons Lcttres Dausantes.
Chlarina, Chopin, Estrella, Rcoounais-
sance. Plantation ct Colombine VaIse
Allemande. Paganini. Aveu Promenade.
Pause. Marche des "Oavidsbundler"
contre les Philistines.
Noctune O. major. Mazurka. Op. 56.
No. I. study, B minor OPP. 35, Chopin.
Scherzo, d'Albert; Blue Danube. Schulz
Evlcr.
The symphony orchestra is rehears-
ing diligently for the final recital of -he
season, to be given shortly after tho
middle of April. At the last rehearsal.
only four Of the seven numbers to be
given were rehearsed, and one OF these
was THE Cambrian Hills" presented
To the orchestra by Or. Protheroe. the
composer, for use In the forthcoming
recital. IL is a beautiful work. delight
ing an who heard its first performance.
This number and the Llszt Les Pre-
ludes," required most Of the last zee
hearsal hour, and viii undoubtedly
create a profound impression, ass tssy
are TO rank among the very best things
yet attempted by the orchestra. Mr.
Welhe win be heard I'm what vii,
doubtless prove his most ambitious ami
attractive effort-a concerto by Tschal-
kowsNi, with the full orchestra An
other attractive feature will be the app
Iearance of Mrs. Edward McGurln.
harpist who will be effectively head
in several numbers.
Mrs. WetzeU choirmaster of the First
Methodist church, lis drilling the choir
in the cantata He is Risen" for Eas-
ter Both Of the Easter Sunday SER
vices fHfa church hA
Tho Choral society is practising zeal.
Ill., q motel by Gounod, and making
good progress under their conductor
Prof Mcclellan.
The Imperial vocal mems quartet OF
this city continues 20 have things very
much their own way. on the north
western circuit Thoy have been IN
Spokane this week where the local pub
lie has treated them royalty. The sing
ers seem 70 have made a special hit
with Annie Laurie" and "The Man
I'm the Moving Picture Box The quar-
tet go TO Seattle next week
The pupils Of Hugh w. Dougall viii
give a song service at $50 p. M. tomor-
row. In the Sixteenth ward meeting
house. Those taking part are: Misses
Hazel Barnes, Alice Wcbley. Gertrude
Kelly, Ivy Houtz Bessie Smith Norm
ne Robinson: Messrs j. W. summer
hays, =. r, Platt Jr, S. Clawson. John
Arid. Melvin Peterson, I'd. Lee. George
w. Keddington.
At tomorrow's II "a. m. service iu ST.
Hiary'a cathedral. the soloistg win Doe
Miss Florence O'Niell. soprano. Nor
Anf. DaHsr.erT
Mr.. Soffe IS 10 sing Marcos go Salu-
faiis' At the 9 a. M. service the
choir win be assisted hv four yiolins.
Tn the First Congregational church
tomorrow morning. the choir viii sing
the anthem, Lord We Praise Thee,
and Mrs Peters and Mr.. Br.nes are %
sing the duo Love Divine b7 Stalner.
Organist Tracy Cannon will play as the
prelude "a Cautahilc." by Glgout. Ba-
tiste's Communion in g. az the Of
fertory. and Lemmens' Prelude I'm D."
Prof Lund Of Provo was a visitor On
Salt lake this week The professor
has "a large chorus class with which De-
Is making excellent Roadway.
Special tabernacle organ reCitals wors
given this week by Prof Mcclellan 90
q party of bankers travelling through
20 the coast and 90 big Raymond a.
Whtcomb party
.. o. Blakosloo, tho pianist, will lc,-
ture on Environment" tomorrow even-
ing In the Nineteenth ward meeting
house, and conduct "a musicale.
Charles Kent and a number of his
pupils Will give "a SONS service tomor-
row evening at o'clock. ln the Sixth