Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-12

the personal direction of the composer,
Prof. j. J. Mcclellan. and Briant s.
Young, the author of the libretto will
conduct the stage. The engagement
will open on Friday, Aug. s, and will
run for nine nights, as well as the usual
matinees.
The following program will be given
by the Fifteenth infantry band tornOr-
row at 4 p. m, on the post plaza:
March, THE Stars and Stripes For
Grand selection from Macbeth, Verdi
5Intermeazo from Malta, Pas des
Fleurs.. s............ sDelibis
Polonaise, .Mignon" $685.. Thomas
Selection, 1.-The Soul Kiss. Levi
There were 1000 people present at
last Sundays concert. when the Des-
3eret News March was given for the
first time. There have been as many
as 5000 people present at these Fort
Douglas band concerts.
Following Is the musical schedule for
tonorrow's services in the First Meth
odfst church,, Morning Chlldren's day
concert.
Evening Organ prelude; anthem,
..How Lovely Are the Messengers"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Sll,t4itI
soprano solo, There is Green Hill
Far Away eGounod), Mrs. Charles
DAILY; postlnde. Choir director. Mrs
VIM. a, Wetzcll; organist. Edward
P. IlnlbaII.
II Organist e. p Kimball and wife.
Miss Irene Kelly. and Miss Hazel
Rarnes. left Thursday evening for LIE
Grande,s Or, where Mr.. Kimball and
the young soloists are to appear in
organ concert, at the local tabernacle.
They will then continue on to Port
land to concertize there, and complete
the northwest tour with an appearance
at Seattle. The party will be away 10
days.
Oscar Kirkhan,, professor Of music
at the l.. D. S. university, has re-
turned from his New York trip. 1t.
is understood that he declined a very
good offer to remain east in a profess
sional capacity.
Hugh w. Dougall has discontinued his
Sunday evening song services until.
September, when he will resume them
with a service at the Twenty fourth
ward Westinghouse.
The offertory at tomorrow's ii a. IN.
service in the Catholic cathedral will
be Rordases "yeni Jesu." sung by
the choir.
Organist Tracy Cannon of the First
Congregational church will play just
before tomorrow mornings service a
''Prehide" by Douglas, and an "Elegy"
by Gibson. The offertory will be
Schumanns "Andante, and for the
rostlude, Mr.. Cannon will play Gull.
mant's Fugue in G. minor.
Fred Hoffman of Cleveland will give
IA song demonstration this afternoon
and evening at the rooms of the Clay
ton Daynes music company.
The American Music society Will hold
its final session for the summer on the
afternoon of June 20 next at the q
street residence of Mrs Charles Read.
when Mr. Shelton and bis quartet will
give "a selection especially arranged for
string quartet and piano. Spencer CLAW
son, .Ir.. officiating as accompanist at
the piano. Misses irn1a Watson and
Pearl Rothschild are to play a piano
duet
Local music houses report the public
taste, the past week, as having switch
ed Off on 10 opera, in the sheet music
trade. II has been n good week for
pianos, one firm having shipped nine
Instruments to the southern part of the
state, four going down near the Ari-
IONA border Then a Marysyale man
sent UP this week for pianola. Five
victroias were shipped by one firm TO
Los Angeles, and a pianola TO OAK
land.