Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-12

give gratifying news to her
friends concerning her operate
corear She had the rare pleasure in
recent engagement OF singing be-
foro Kaiser Wilhelm as one of the
or,nc,nals in the cast of Tho Mar
r,.oa of Figaro" After the perfor-
nance the Kaiser sent pack ms COM
niIncnts to all the ladies of the cast
90 tho ideal performance they had
ondored Miss Gates was also CHOSEN
oro of the cast for the annual oala
nSrformancc of opera, given on inc
nIght of each January 27th, Tor the
I~eIeer's birthday. She had also been
nermitted to accept concert engage
ment at Hanover. "ne,e hte,nas ene ~ ~
Gratifying success. and obtained De-
eIdos Very helpful remunerative al
Another item of interest was that
sha had received notice that her fivo
Years contract with the Royal opera
had been amended in way that was
nreotIy to her advantage. Miss Gates,
aenv friends In Utah will join in ex-
tandinc their congratulations on her
continued upward climb.
tn tho rendition of the operetta of
.srhn Dress Rehearsal which is to
he given in Whitney hall next Satur-
6av afternoon and on the following
Wednesday and Friday evenings. Del
In Daynes Hills will render the waltz
song from THE Pirates of PenZance.
which has not been heard here In
number of years. Other interpretations
will be a quartet from The Jolly
NIuskateers," by Mrs. Hills. Margaret
whitney. Blanche Squires. and
Ethel Felt Miss. Whitney VIII also
sing a clever French song, ana
r,,ul ron1pr "I Used
10 Believe in Fairies" Chauncey OIL
colts latest success.
Rev. p. I. Goshen is in humorous
frame of mind over an alleged report
OF the lecture and musical reclta,
given In the First congregational
church last Tuesday evening, oy
morning daily, He was eatne ms
breakfast Wednesday morning, when
his "better half" read the report TO
him Mr. Goshen was aStonisheo'
,what is that you're giving me- ne
asked you're making that all up
mo I am not" was the reply. ana
Mrs. Goshen showed him the paper;
Mr. Goshen laughed so that ne c9uio TiI
hardly finish his grlddle cakes ny
event referred to included snorl
lecture on Tennyson, by Mr.. Goshen'
,,,ith the singing of Liza Lehmans
musical setting of the poets IN
NIemoriam." by Frederick +. smith,
Snencer Clawson, Jr, accompanying
on the plano, and playing also me
piano solo which was lncorPora'eu
into the score. .,,,.. ..,I,ss
slIzo Lehman rendered several soios
en- nleosiny style, and Fred Smiths
song svcle.' In Memorium,' in when
the farorie poem of the great poet
was placed to music. was entnusias
tically received. Organist spencer
Clawson was the accomPanist, ,t;nn .ne az
dress was closed oy the
Crossing the Bar.
If marked copy of that paper
v-cre sent to Nine Lehman In Ne"
York. she might naturally ask II inc
writer Of that paragraph IS not
Theosophist who believes In the astral
presence or. ability of the soul OF
a nerson to leave the body temporarl-
Is and project Itself tnrousn spaoe
In no other way could she have rem
dered several solos" in the First Con-
.recational church OF Salt Lake Clty,
M the date mentioned, and the credit
ing of her scores to Mr.. Smith the
Ginger will doubtless occasion some
wondering remark. Mr. Clawson also
must have been astonished TO learh
that he Is organist of the F1rst Con-
precational church, Spencer Clawson
Jr. was the pianist. the organ was
not used at all, and Tracy Cannon is
the regular organist OF the church.
"The report' was without doubt writ
ten in the newspaper office. without
consulting anybody. by some fresh
reportoriaI importation who knows
very little either about music or musi-
cal people here,
The same Issue of the paper referr-
cd To the man who jumped from the
Luna theater roof as "breaking both
OF his upper jaws" and In another
column stated gravely that the Jor-
dan was the highest in IL years:
whereas II was within six inches OF
last springs high water mark. HOW
ever, such little idylic idiosincrasies
give humorous relief to the monoton-
Gus recital of the prosaic doin9s oil
the day. and incidentally operate as
assistants to digestion. This particular
Instance made Rev. Goshen enjoy his
morning repast, and put him In good
humor for the day
The Salt Lake Symphony orchestra
VIII rehcarsc next Thursday at 10
q. m. In the Odeon.
c. Hist Tracy Cannon will play
rrlc~ % the Sunday morning service
N tho First Congregational church.
Gullmarts "Allegrctto in minor