Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-19
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Motto" This is Rev. Goshens last
Sunday before going on his vacation.

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Motto" This is Rev. Goshen's last
Sunday before going on his vacation.
A bill has been introduced in Congress
making the leader of the marine band q
captain in the marine corps, and the
assistant conductor Il lieutenant: also
giving army bandnlasters the rank Of
second leutenants. AT present. the
conductor of the marine band has the
pay, and is allowed to wear the uniform
sof n first lieutenant of marines, but
does not hold the rank officially, and Is
really only an enlisted man Army
bandmaSters are non CONS. with rank
corresponding to that of regimental
Guarternaster and commissary ser
geants-one grade below that of the
sergeant jor.
The sound of Willard Weihe's violin
will not be heard in Salt Lake until
the 18th inst. as he has gone to look
after his mining interests.
Much interest is being taken in the
childlen's cantata June Rose Time,
at the Bungalow. on the 30th inst, to
be given for the benefit of the Catholic
church music fund
. .H ri 3 o. E \
The Catholic choir will sing Dag
gets duo, "Ecce Panis," at tomorrow
mornings service IN the Catholic en-
thedral, the singers being Mrs. Hammer
and Miss Harley.
HeId's band Of so performers will give
the following program at 4 p. m, to-
morrow, at Liberty park;
T. d . . L Z. { 4
March, King Cotton. ...... Sousa
Overture, Awakening Of the Lion"
i..., ......., ..,..,..... Di konskl
Caprices, Morning Dreams, Robinson
"Annna'" EGYPTIAN serenade..
80. ,....... ..........,.......L ncke
Grand selection, "Erminie.' '.........
..........,. ......arr. by Tobain
Solo for clarionet and cornet, .Titl
Serenade".. ........,.
Messrs. Sims and Leslie.
Popular selection, national airs. Daily
operatic gems from III Trovatore, "
49, ..ts..-,..-,, ,.5....,... Verdi
Selection. My Old Kentucky Home"
...,,... .......... $4,000. Daily
Solos for all instruments,
Immense crowds are attending these
sunday afternoon concerts which are
much enjoyed
The Fifteenth infantry hand will give
the following program at A p. IN. to-
morrow:
March, Turkish Imperial Guards"
......'..,s.. ,..... 1890. Luscomb
Grand selection. "Huguenots,r ....,.
.....,.,s.. .....,-...,. Meyerbecr
SeXtet from Lucia. '.....,,... Donizetti
Song, Dear Heart '..........., Mattel
Romance. Alice. Whore Art Thou
............ ................ ~. AScher
Selection, TIE Time, The Place, and
the Girl, ',,.,.,.,.t. ........ Howard
The scxtct from Lucia" has been
characterized as one of the most beau
tiful pieces of concerted melody ever
written. Creators made a great hit
With his presentation of it when here
with his italian band. working up
climax that thrilled his audience
through and through: and if ever a
climax can be made effective it is III
this sextet. The Fifteenth infantry
band is so Well drilled, that Sr. Buglione
ought to give a very dramatic treat
ment of the selection. although he is
very much short of the Instrumentation
Of the Italian band.
Following is the music for the First
Methodist church tomorrow.
Morning-organ prelude: anthem,
(shelly); offertory; soprano solo. mo
Cross but Grown" tJohnson), Emma
Heckner; postlude. E.vening-Organ
prelude; anthem. God Is a Snirlt'.
u.ansing); sop Duet, "Tarry with Me.
Oh, Ny Savior tNicolai), Mrs. Daly
and Mrs. Hammer; offertory: ladies'
trio, Church Bells" (Taylor): choir