Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-26

day celebration, Friday, March T. by
the Malad. Ida, people. the program
being in the hands OF Prof ii. e. Giles
OF this city. Charles Kent appears on
the program in the Cambrian war song.
Men of Harlech." and "AIl Through
the Night" with mons chorus accom-
paniment- Several of the Cambrian So
clety from this city Will join their
Malad friends on this occasion.
The local sheet music war continues
through this week. the fight being
principally between three music houses.
However, there are indications that
the bloodless conflict will be brought
10 a happy termination the coming
week. with the burying OF the toma-
hawk, the sheathing OF the scalping
knife. and the banishing of the horrid
tom-toms of war. AS far as can be
ascertained. none of the parties have
made much. the profit being largely
on the side of the purchasing public.
Inc information as furnished by the
Associated Press. that ragtime is to be
barred entirely from the public park
concerts in New York City gives salts
iactlon mere. where efforts are also be-
Ing made to raise the musical taste to
higher standards
john Post is TO sing the offertory
in the Catholic church at SUNDAY
mornings IL o'clock service. Otbor
soloists during the service will be Miss
Mignon Denhalter. Mrs. Hammer, A.
c. Daley. and George Soffe.
Held has contracted to furnish the
seasons music at the Salt Palace, for
both band and orchestra. He is re-
ceiving new music from New York.
The Catholic Cathedral choir will
take prominent part In the Salt Lake
theater entertainment on THE 18th OF
ireland next st. Patrick's day. I'm
aid of st. Annn's orphanage.
A concert band of 27 men has been
organized at Riverton under Oscar
Fullmer as leader. The band was out
fitted by the Consolidated Music COM
pany, Much interest Is manifested by
the bandsmen In their new organIza-
tion, so that success is prophesied.
Manager ]. ]. Daynes. Jr., of ;hc
Daynes-Beebe Music company has
been confined to his home this week
with very unmuSical attaoue of grip
He Is better now
The All Hallows orchestra OF Is BOYS
covered themselves with glory" tho
other evening. at the college entertain
ment and were given a rousing recep-
tion by an appreciative audience. An
individual feature Of the evening, was
the cornct solos by Glenn Hodgert.
The program for the next Salt Lake
Symphony orchestra concert will in
clude an high order of musical COM
positions. such as the second movemcot
darghetto) from the Second Beethoven
To 70
esque." Rubinsteln's Melody In r.
Massenet's Virgins Prayer" and the
overture to The Merry Wives OF
Windsor" There are to be two SOLO
lists, not yet selected Next Thursdays
rehearsal Will be for strings alone.
There are now SO musicians in the or
chestra, all deeply Interested in their
work. and showing It Is said. more
interest than ever manifested before
Organist Tracy Y Cannon Of the
First Congregational church will play
prior to Sunday mornings service.
Vests Melody in a Flat - Thorne's
Songs Without Words" for the Of
fcrtory, Guilmant's "Andante" IN A
fat. and later a postude by Gounod.
tenor is to be found to take the place
of Mr.. Summers who goes to the First
Christian Science church next month
Miss Irene Kelly has enthusiasm and
ability both as vocalist and accom-
panist that are highly encouraging to
her friends. An illustration of this
occurred on the afternoon of Wash
ington's birthday, when she played sew
cral times at the state prison, then
came up town to the Volunteer Fire
mems meeting where she played seven
piano eccompaniments, besides singing
two solos, and afterwards performed
in two ward entertainments. IIcr ex-