The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-08

nee while the master made his rounds
He was there when Professor Wetzeu
started out, and there when he got
Dack' and that is all up to this mo-
ment that the professor knows about
II Nor does he know why the little
ioiks In one of the baby rooms
laughed when he talked to them about
model and example.
FRITZ stayed in the Office, as he was
oroefed-fOr a time. In his dogs
heart ne wondered why he was kent
away from his little friends. and felt
shere was mistake somewhere. He
,oIged Tor his playmates. and in that
longing forgot the masters exnresq
commands, doubtless for the first tinoe
In MS life. As was his custom. he be-
gan his visits with the baby room.
and The children had 4 iovfuI rIav-
time with the little fellow while thew
waited for their lesson. Somehow ms
Schedule went wrong, and Professor
WetzeH did not come. Growing am
Ious' Frltz returned to the office. where
few minutes later his master an
peared and commended him for his
obedience. -'i HIS
Later In the day the professor naf5
ms VISIT TO the same room which F,rit1
had VISITED earlier. He began the les
son with few words on obedie1ca
ana gave them Fritz as an exa1,-Io'
De told them how he had fnstructe5
-a.,, 80 70 remain IN the Office. and on
returning several hours la+e,. -
round him still there. He was e,,,o -
nad not left the room. Can tIe ch;1
uEen De blamed for laughing or fb.
professor for his mystfdcation v.-hS-,-
Is nov nov Tor the first time cleared M
AHls AFTERNOON at O'Clock a msftna.
will be given br- 49, -
peck at her recital hall. 600 Etoc ...N'I
80 ing IN the interesting program,
VIII De DR.. Adolph BrodbecI[ 10 rt9os-H.
S cs,l ,: Brodbeck Bates. pianist. IT
S Sti IIutlst. and Miss Olivia Rrodhact-
S sLlss Saran May Sims and Miss Rutb
numbers arranged for the afternoon. -
song The ChOrister ..Arthur S,1it--.,
Madame Brodbeck.
1rI Morris Dance from Henry
- Edward German
Sarah May Sims.
Flano, Andante Op. SO. .Mozar.
Ruth Senior.
flano' La Berceuse Fred'I1 Cbooi,
Miss Olivia BrOdbeck-
song Gruess Mir Mein Lieb e. Koch
p,a,o ,-,- Madame Brodbeck.
''''0' -"ihSet 49, Paderewski
baritone Solo DIR. Adolph Brodbecx
Flano, Spring Song $500. Mendelssobn
Mrs S. Brodbeck- Bates.
sung 1ante Cose ..-.-... Giro Pinsutf
Madame Brodbeck
'uDei-overture (for two pianos
Hiss o. BrOdbeck and Madame s. Brod-
beck
Flute Solo, Annie Laurie u. 8 Cox
Mr.. 81. J Sims
Allegro Con Spirito Op. AS Cfor two
pianos; composed 1888 Mozart
Nav
Baritone Solo ................
Dr.. Adolph Brodbeck.
Ia DANA, Tarantella F. List
Cor two pianos.)
Mrs Brodbeck-Bates and Miss O
BrOdbeclI-
x *
The program which VIII be given By
Held's band at Liberty park between
and o'clock this afternoon is as fol-
lows:
March. Stars and Stripes ..... .sousa
Overture, Jolly Robbers 1890. Suppe
Invitation to the Waltz. Weber
CdpTICes-
(a) Jolly Tramp ......,. Brown
(bJ Cimbelltne OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Held
/ Selection, The Serenade Herbert
Medley, Songs Of the Day .Whitmark
Overture, Leutner's Fest ......Leutner
| Selection. The Red MilL-Arr. by Tobani
| (a) Jump on Ny Pony $780,. Boyer
ID All Rag .---.----.-..s.--.--D Daily
Waltzes, Blue Danube ........S Strauss
Selection, Somewhere -....- Harris
March Of the Prophets .Meyerbeer
X X x
Miss Mary Kimba1I, daughter OF Mrs.
Edwin KimbalI, OF this city. who Is
studying vocal music with Prof. c. II.
Clark IN Paris, will go to Munich for
the summer months in order to con-
tinue her studies with Professor Clark.
who makes his summer home IN that
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