Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-25

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\ u who win learn for the first time
tonight that the popular singer
, point of leaving Tor an eX-
.bsence in the eastern states.
ami Paris. Mrs Morris has
recotiatlng for some time past
.,.yseers and societies, and has
WI hooked singing dates in Chicago
..,oiis. Noblesville. Ind New
.s and perhaps Boston. After hll-
,,e engagements on this side she
..u for Europe, visiting both
and Berlin. az the latter place
,5ag some coaching work. and study
aatb her old teacher Mime. Coreli.
m I'm hs accompanied by her little
,.r and Mr.. Morris will go east
uou as Denver, where he mas some
....ness engagements.
n. Give her fitting farewell MIS-.
..-.,s, friends In Provo, her old home
-, will tender her big testimonial
next Thursday night Sept 80
NJ, tabernacle choir will assist
..,d tickets are already selling. The
., Is bound to be a huge success
.. worthy the popularity Of the singer
rse hand Of the First infantry Ma
,.,sf Guard is to be recognized. I'M
u, tbe direction Of l.. p. Christensen
". leader. and il is hoped with George
r CLEVELAND as drum major, both eN-
..5.nced men ln band work me or
i1.-a+,,, will be composed Of union
tbus doing away with difficulties
..,t attained under the non union
,,oo,hersbip Of the band previously
,f. CHRISTENSEN will have y men reg
.,'sriv enlisted as musicians, but as inc
.'nroose IS 10 have an organization OF
a Non ~ other musicians VIII De en-
r..ed I'M the local company commands
.oi be Immediately detailed TO 40 uuly
I.a the hand. If the plans as now
WY can bo carried out, the First
..i,nopt will have a band OF Whlcn
w. ouard and the city will feel proud.
fSsture OF the Instrumentation VIII
he alto and bass clarlnets.
The Murray Choral society, composed
., Ga mixed voices, will shortly begin
,,sssrsais for the winter season.
i-Nl"i '" 1.
organist Tracy Cannon will play
n. ,red's Prayer" and THE Lost
chord" by Sullivan, before tomorrow
-,ornIng's service in the First Congre-
.stion3l church. with an andante by
schubert as the omertory. and post
ude in C. minor by Guilmant
The arst OF a series Of three concerts
A 10 be given this season under the man
sgement OF Fred Graham. is set for
0f g. In the First congregational
ehpr,h. when Louis Siegel. violinist,
and Francis Hendricks, pianist are 10
appear. Mr. Siegel is a cousin OF
Miss Pearl Rothschild of this city.
Rev. F. b. Short OF the Methodist
church speaks In the highest terms of
concentration Of Edward p, Kimball,
who has Just resigned the organ desk
of the church Mr. Short says Mr..
Kmbau just suited the congregation.
and they are sorry TO lose him. II Is
not settled yet who Is TO be the new
organist There are several local mu-
slcians mentioned. such as A. II. Pea :
body. Dir. King, Mrs. Chapman. Mrs.
sanhorne. Mrs Putnam. Mr.. King Is
playing there al present. Mrs. Chap
man was organist of the First Baptist
church until consolidation with the
East Side church. She has studied UNI
der Prof. Mcclellan.
Mr. Kisselburg. the baritone, will
sing in the salt Lake theater next
Tuesday evening, on the occasion OF
o political rally
Local music houses report a rush for
classical music at the sheet music
counter. now that the teachers have
al returned and are once more at
work Ragtme for the nonce Is be-
Ing given the "go-by.' Teachers re-
pou having an the pupils they can
attend TO.
Band music win be made a special
feature of the annual state fair this
year 90 Doc furnished by 30 men under
Held. One Of the pieces to be played
sl the opening viii be THE Inland
Held.
Harry Joseph's "Wickiup" march Is
Aalng ready sale. 1t Is an Indian
N'oay, wei arranged. played by Held's
'ana' ana of much musical merit Tn,
4aracteustlc design ON the frontispiecC
W johnny Held, son Of the band
MASTER Another composition by To-
+I TALENT is The TAFT Waltzcs," by
s"'ph Micaglio leader of the Italian
,sla' with frontispieco also by Johnny
MIS- a. NJ Hendricks. formerly con.
uelo 't Trinity Methodist church
p.n'e. win Doe the soloist at tomor
'n ID o.. m. service en- the Catholic
,'.n'l,ai, her selection being "Hol,
ill't by Dudley Buck The choir
Voices viii sing Gounods Sane.
WIN Joseph Esscr as the tenor
,o'o7t Monday night rehcarsals vii
studio.
h"h.I' Hamilton Fox. of the Italian
'' company, sounds the warning [,
,s,, ',an girls who propose 10 y
' Q" study. There are two thing,
Ne she says. Firstly. Ia x,
Lex romeo. Have brother father
tN'I ni some mature person VIII,
as nuner between you and In,
I'M '''a "nnoyances and Insults which
yours II alone aud unprotected
,'''Is' prepare well az home. ~
IA "I your voice and Of rs placing
A. acquire the rudiments OF singing
r father some details of the Ian
rb NI We country or countries
49, you win stop. Otherwise IA,
nf, taiilases viii bee great and you
'Nsuc thoms"
A., program ia being arranged for ,
tII'ilhl 40 Edward Fitzpatrick. VIII
~, shnrtly for Boston where he en-
fsr 'l' conservatory Of music. mn
Fl van hc given in the First CON
b., ''hal church on the evening %
rrs. Among those who have ex
M. Willingness 90 appear are