The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-24

much for encouragement and lifelong
friendship. comes the first word OF
Ny. Eesfa successful concerts at Ant
werp and Ostend. a letter dated July
tend. gives meagre account Of the
concerts II Is a. follows. Il am in n
great hurry. 30 this letter won't be
long. 7 sing here again tonight and
hope 70 have as great n success as at
my first concert Ia Ostend last Mon
day. ] bad great success in Ant
werP on "wednesday Of last week. WIZ
In Berlin. ell 81 which speak highly OF
ny work The picture above Is that Of
the place. where sing. most beauti-
Miss Jean Clifton. a talented young
violiniEt, has studied for the past two
pared her for instruction under wn-
lard Wcihe. with whom she begins her
studies this fall. Mrs. Davis says OF
and. better still. studious and predicts
that she Will make a place for herself
In musical circles.
Miss Mabel Anna Jones. a former
teacher IN the salt Lake High school,
has lately returned from Oberlin. o.,
hres v sac hss s ,ps n f9T the past
tory OF Music In addition 20 the reg
ular course in theory and practise of
music. Miss Jones has given large
and piano. While at Oberiin she wrote
the words and music for the song ded
lceted TO the salt Lake High school.
lures Of the recent commencement ex-
ercises.
The second American tour OF the
great si,,' contrslto, Tilly Koenen. which
VIII begin In January, 1911, Will in
ciude western engagements, and 10 is
thought possible that a concert may
Se secured Gu ed, for salt Lake Her first
than 100 recitals, which the. press
praised highly. This Is another OF
those possibilities which the musicians
OF the city are trusting will develop
into an accomplished fact.
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In honor Of the fifty-fifth birthday
Anniversary OF Professor Anton Peder-
sen, the Norwegian Male chorus cele-
brated with an excursion TO Big Cot
tonwood canyon. The party started
carly sunday morning, July IL, in
wagons, reaching the old paper mill at
daybresk. where they had breakfast.
The day was spent at MaXwells I'm the
canyon, and the return trip was made
fcssOr Petersen entertained the mem
6ers OF the chorus at his home. sos
Third avenue.
The concert at Brighton tomorrow
night, which will be the second given
by Emma Lucy Gates during her visit
home, promises TO be as great a sue
cess IN Its way as the one in the salt
Lake theatre on June 20. 1t will be a
unique affair for the canyon resort.
and II is thought probable that large
from Park City and Alta. as well as
from the city. The hotel lobby. where
the concert viii be given. will accom-
modate about 900. This Il Is feared
viii not be altogether adequate. Also
~ has been found necessary to make
Ieser Vations Tor hotel rooms In ad-
vance. Assisting in the program will
90 n. q. Whit icy. George ID. pyper.
yohn -. Spencer. Horace s. Ensign,
Miss Edith Grant. contralto. and Cecil
Gates, accompanies. The quartet of
some Of her songs and also be heard
IN quartet numbers. The program that
mas been arranged will include favor
lie classical and popular selections.
The program at the regular Thurs
day night concert July I'll at Liberty
parry was as follows:
NeaPoiiisn Mandolin quintet goenm
New Imperial Male quarter. -
Neapolitan Mandolin oHi5 atSteuiei
Until the Dawn observation-disclosures.
o,s. New Imperial Male quartet.
W., =, NeaPoliisH Mandolin quintet
New Imperial Male Quartet.
OVerture-Southcrn Belize. .I,eBarge
Neapoiitan Mandolin Quintet
Sweet and Low .... parnb--
New Imperial Male Quartet.
There are over 20O.a0u orgauists in
THIS country, and Il Is the purpose Of
the National Association OF Orranists
20 gather most OF these into one or
sanization. The work was begun tu o
years ago when the first national con
yention was called 70 meet at Ocean
Grove, y. J. The third convention will
be held at Ocean Grove during the first
ten days Of August. and the national
superintendent. Tall Essen Morgan. who
has charge or the organization work
reports that there will be representa-
tivcs from an parts OF this country and
Canada, numbering several thousand
orEanists. conductors and singers
Ocean Grove is now recognized as
the greatest summer musical resort IN