The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-05
NEW AND VIE WS


names include the first subscribers to
Governor william spry, Joy H.
Johnson, Jos. f. Caine, r. W. Young,
O. C. Beebe, II. G. Whitney. Nephi l..
Morris, n. w. Clayton. +. E. McGur-
rim, G. II. Backman, w ]. Bateman,
4. w. Carlson, j. J. Daynes. Jr.; f. C..
G.. II. Moorehouse, It. A. Williams. j..
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ard, G.. r. Pearsall, j. l.. Franklin. J..
II. ManderfeId, Heber NJ. Wells. Ed
ward S. Ferry. r. NJ. Allison, .Jr.; w
II. Shearman, John Q. Critchlow. n. P.
Clark, w NJ. O'Brien, w. ". Arm
strong, William H. Tibbals. n. g. Nc
Crearv. Wesley F.. King. w. H. Tib
balls, Jr.; John Il. Dawson.
Bonci in Recital.
Word was received during the week
by Fred c. Gra ham from the manager
OF Signor Alessandro Bonci. compet
ing arrangements for the appearance
OF this great artist in this city After
considerable time had heen spent the
arrangements were finally completed.
Bonci will appear in recital with his
accompapist at the Salt Lake theater
the night Of Tuesday, March 2Sth.
Aessandro Bonci s superiority lies not
so much in the volume OF his voice as
in its exquisitclv sweet, velvet quality.
its silvcrv timbre, its intonatjon its
accurate placing and most remarkable
limpidv and pliahilitv of tone. He
SINGS everything perfectly. but the more
diflicult lyric operas of the old Italian
school arc his favorites.
Feast's Mass Today.
The choir of ST. Mary's Cathedral
will sing Feast s Mass in + today. Mrs.
Kathleen Fitzpatrick Atkins and Ed
mund Condor will be the soioists. For
the offertorv the choir will sing the
Gregorian Fhtahat Mater
Pupils Recital.
Pupils of Mrs. Jenta s. Melton
pianist, and G. il Shuster. violinist,
appeared in recital Wednesday night.
with great credit TO themselves and
their accomplished instructors, Those
participating in the enjoyable and
highly appreciated programme were
Morcil Melton, Walter Gillespie. Lynn
Raybould, Mary Goring Esther Corhis
Elmer Young, John Resell. Arthur
Young and Harry Lewis, pupils of Pro
fcssor .1huster. The numbers given
ranged from simple melodies to the
classic masterpieces, and all were in
terpreted in manner that evidenced
tha ability of both teachers and stu
dents.
Hyde QUsTtette Pleases.
The HYDE string ouartette. which
proved u favorite at the Orpheum re
Gently. Friday night in Ogden, gave
concert to large and apprcciatlve
audience. The members of the quar-
tette. all Salt Lal5crs, are Misses Ro-
mania Hyde, leader. violin; Janet
Thompson violin: Nell Mahau, cello,
and Lydia White. harp. Following is
the programme rendered.
Selections from Madam Butterfly
..,.......... :......:..',..'.. Puccihi
Ouartette.
Violin solo-"f!umorescue' ~ Dvorak
Miss Hyde.
"Serenade' ....r.,.......,... Moskowski
Quartette.
lInrp -"Mazourka" ..... Schwecker
Miss White
Violin duet-"Cradle Song" ~ Gaynor
Miss Hyde and Miss Thompson.
Vocal Solo-"I Love You Truly. Bond
Miss Mahsn.
''lntermezzo" from "Cavalleria Rusti-
cana '''.'..c.,,,. ..::...,>'. Mascagni
Boating Song t'oaf.s'te' ,'f..'... eaynor
Violin soo-'Zuergiwesen" 49,. sarasate
Miss Hyde.
Harp solo-"Autumn" ........ Thomas
Miss White.
Violin duet-''Minuette" .. Beethoven
Miss Hyde and Miss Thompson.
"Sextette' from Lucia" ..... Donizetti
Quartette.
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