The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

Wednesday evening, December ia.
will be Scotch and Welsh night ut the
Odeon and programme Will be gwen
under the auspices OF the Sons ana
Dauehte<s of Wales There will be the
plaintsce and melodous airs of Bonnie
Scotland and the Thistle club bagplpe
band will render some stirring bagplpe
music prior to tho commencement OF Tho
programme. Those taking part in the
musical programme will be Mrs, Stew.
art, Miss Esther Davis, the Misses Bes.
sic and Viola Service. Miss Clarlbel
4 Gardiner, Reese Davis, Nicol Hood.
Mrs. Edward McGurrin, Miss Bessie
/ Craig, Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edward,
4 Professor Charles Kent. Evan Arthur,
\ Will Calder. Miss Irene White and the
4 finale will be the rendering of ''Auld
4 Lang Sync' by the entire company
4 with Mrs. Charles Stewart.
/ A special recital was given at the
tabernacle Thursday morning for Mr..
and Mrs Gcrrit Fort of Omaha Mr.,
Fort is the passenger traffic manager
for tho Union Pacific.
OF late it has been necessary to give
n number of special recitals because
of the number of prominent tourists
and theatrical people who were desir
Gus of hearing the wonderful organ
Therefore committee is now passing
upon the advisability of giving regular
Thursday recitals, thinking, perhaps,
that number of tourists would stop
over on that day.
The University band had an hours 8
out.of-doors practice Thursday morning
under the direction of Squire Coop. and
he is greatly pleased with the results.
ba
slty IS working hard to make the musi-
cal programme of December % one long
TO he remembered. The programme viii
consist OF selections both instrumental
aud vocal. and few selections by vio-
lin pupils of Professor SHELTON,
One of the most interesting events
Of this week will be the song recital
TO be given Monday evening December
-, by the advanced pupils of Hugh
VI, Dougall. The affair will take place
at the Salt Lake thcaler. Spencer
Clawson will be the accompanist Those
taking part arc Irene Kelly. Melvin
Peterson, Mignon DcnhaIter, Claribcl
Gardiner, Raymond Brown, Bessie
Westphal. Bell McNitt, Ida Morris,
John Avid, Ivy Evans, May Roreham.
John W. summcrhays, Edith Grant. III,
mn Young, Margaret Summerhays and
Maud Ritter.
Miss Romania Hyde and her or
chcstrn will play at The Commercial
club for the Saturday luncheon, aud
also for tie Sunday programme.
In the near future Hugh Dougall
will sing before the Ladies' Literary
club
Mr. j, P. Blake, president of the CO.
lumbian Conservatory Of Music, was
visitor in tho city Thursday, on his
way to Los Angeles. He wifi soon re-
turn to this city, and will be the guest
OF w $. b. Matthews. Mr.. Matthews
will lecture to the students A ban
quet is being planned in his honor.
The Svmphouy orchestra is progress
ingly splendidIv with its practice. and
the fifty five members are much en-
couragcd ny the results. Tho perform
ance which will be held the latter part
of the month is attracting wide atten-
tiop. and is looked forward to as one
of the leading attractions, both as
social and musical function.
The date for the first concert Of
the Symphony orchestra has been set
for Thursday, December 90. at p. IN.
This date and hour have been Sc
lected as being the most advantageous
both for musicians and the public.
The programme for the occasion will
doubtless be the most interesting vet
given. For several weeks the musi
Clans have been rehearsing under
Professor J. J. Mcclellan, the con-
ductor, and every number is being
polished up into prime condition. The
programme arranged rs popular, and
special interest centers in the initial
performance Of the season. After the