Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28

studying the piano. He is preparing 90
give a recital in the near future
Today. May rs. is o. great day with
the local dealers in talking machines
and Nictrolas. as new records for the
soson were received this week. and are
being played all day long FOR tho
delcctation Of hundreds Of listeners
The piano department of Rowland
hail viii give its closing concert boo Che
First Congregational church. Saturday
evening. June 4. assisted by the Skol-
ton quartet. viz. George SkcItuu and
William y. Morris violln.. Alfred ptp.
viola. Albert Press cello Tho follow
ing students in the department viii
appear:
Misses Lillian Hines. Frances Knox.
Margery Howard. Maxine We'll ElIz-
abcth Calladay. Helen Case. Eo.ell
Ellerbeck. Olive Wall Frances Davis.
Somers Ingalls,, Alice Lyme Sybl
walker. Darlene Kinbal Bessie GALE
low Dorothy Ingram. Nellie Wilkinson.
Selma kastor, Bertha Norton. Georgia
Walker. Catherine Price. Elsie EIm-
berger. Naomi Hoffman. Dorothy Bnu-
berger. Glen Walker. Grace CUuI,.
Josephine We'll. Geneva Savage Bpu-
ME Miller, Boulah Bchlc. Gladys
McConaughy. Presentations OF medals
by Bishop Splldiug To the WAY
OF special features there is tu Doe
a march for six hands. O. Mozart
number for eight hands. and the over
ture 90 "The Merry Wives of Wind
sor' also for eight hands The evening
will be under the direction of Miss
Gratia Flanders professor of music 40
Rowland hall.
Local music houses report a marked
Increase In piano sales the past week..
due IL is claimed largely 20 thc "cuu-
test method Of advertising the m-
strument Prices may Doe upset but
the pianos go. The sales of small BOZ.
struments and sheet music continue
gratifying. The demand for talking
machines and victrolas as stronger
than ever.
The fourth annual music festival win
be held In this city July 1923 Man
ager Fred Graham is now az work ou
the program.
Prof. W. G. Give will furnish an or
chestra Of 10 men for the Mutual CON
vention 10 be held In the Bishops
building on the evening Of June 3.
willard Weihe says American cabi-
net organs, as general thing. are
much superior 90 those Of European
manufacturers. The latter have "a great
oo/tuso," lear" '''" '0''r America"
Mrs. Emily n sitter. instructor IN
music al the state university has de-
cided to remain In this city and teach.
after commencement. until August.
when she viii take "A vacation. visiting
her relatives in Nebraska.
Music for First Methodist church to-
morrow viii include the following proc
gram.
MORNING.
Organ prelude, Alteration. .Callaerts
Anthem. "Oh, Come Let Us Wor-
ship ................. Hcston
Miss schrack and Choir.
Ohertorv in F...................... I,oret
Trio. Tribute 20 the Soldiers" Weber
Miss Gan Mills. Miss Elizabeth
Robinson and Miss Leola
Poztlude, March Ponuhcate" .Tombolle
EVENING.
Organ prelude. Revere PastoruIe"
Observation-Disclosures ..-.......... Storcr
Anthem. Flag Without stain" White
Offertory, "Andaute Con Motto. .. Loud
Anthem, Seek We the Lord" . Roberts
Mrs. SOrenscn. Mr.. Raymond
Brown and choir
Land of Hope and Glory. .........
.............Mrs Soronsen and Choir
Postlude, Grand Trlumphal March"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. knahal
Mr.. George r. SHELTON assisted by his
pupils viii render eight musical selCC-
tons In the evening.
Several local friends OF Thomas ID.
Giles are in receipt of postal cards
from him az Vienna. with his photo
graph on one side. He writes. Hello.
from Vienna the beautiful Am stil
fcasting ON the grandost Of the grand.
but expect 10 tear away in about five
weeks. GO with GoduWski June e. 90
Switzerland for the summer Truly.
Toms lines are fallen I'm pleasant
places. His photo shows some change
I'm the last four years. He looks more
like "a music student, more sober see
date, sentimental, thoughtful, as
though he was doing lots Of thinking.