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Show r i u- i - Much Good Music . for Organ Recitals Th- rt' is ;i wealth of Koocf mimic In the programs to be: kIvoii at the frr-fi orKn riM-llalH, linifl rlnlly lit noon lit th tab'T-ri tab'T-ri .-1 -1 j. The pruKiania for Hum week follow fol-low : MONDAY. AlMlMtant OrwilHL Kiiwaid P. KitTih.ill. Muilllatlon Kijrh'iisn Hiirthttl (ii) Amliintlno (To My Wlf'O SiTrutn: (0) J.a ( 'iriquarilaim: lJabrl;l-Man.- (aj l-';ivnno Mormon hymn, "Conor, Conm, Yo Sain Is" . . . A rr. by firiianlut (h) An Old M.-loily Arr. by oricaiilft , J'rcliKlo 1 Irrolquo '. l-'aulkes i National Anthem. I TCKSOAY. I Organist .7. .1. M'-Clellan. Prelufle to "Cavallcrla RuMtlcana" . . Mas. anal (a) ' Arl'iiuil.;". '.' Oullmant (b An Old M.-lody Arr. by Organist l'':iJvorile Mormon hymn, "Come, Come, Ye Sain Is" . . . A rr. by ( irw.-i nlst Ponala In C. minor baldwlu .National Anthem. WIODNKKDA Y. Assistant Orxanist Edward P. Kimball. Fan'asle In Pollfrl (n) I'lianson Trlslo TschalkowsKl no Hymn Oelesle 'runl (a) Kavorlt Mormon hymn, "Come, Come, Ye Sa hits" .. .Arr. by (JrKanl.st Chant Triumphal H. ' 'J11"1 National Anlhom. THURSDAY. Assistant Ordanlst Kdward 1'. Kimball. KiiKa, Cr.imaltia (from Sonata In A minor) KhelnlxTirer (a) liarearolle (Tales of Hoffmann) ' Offenbach (10 "Noun but the Weary of Heart". Tsrhalkowski (a) Favorite Mormon hymn, "Come, Come, Ye Saints". , .Arr. by Organist (h) An Mil Melody Arr. by Organist C.rand Clioeur Wm. R. Spence National Anthem. I'-RIDAY. OrK.iniHt J. J. MeClollan. I''antasle in O major J. S. Bach (a) Chant Nupluaie Dubois (b) An Old Melody Arr. by OrKHiust Kavorite Mormon hymn, "Come, , Come, Ye Saints" ... A rr. by Orcanist Some cems from "MiKnon" Thomas (Arr. for organ by McClcllan.) National Anthem. SATURDAY. Orcanlst J. J. McClcllan. Prelude to "liohengrin" Y acner (a) Intermedin ....... V My , (h) An Old Melody Arr. by Orsanlst Favorite Mormon hymn, "Come, Come, Ye Saints" ... Arr. by OrKanist Suite Cotlilquo Boellman I. Chorale. II. Minuet Oothlquc. III. Prayer a'Notre Dame. IV. Toccata. National Anthem. Open Normal School in Ballet Dancing i ! The American National association, masters of dancing. Inaugurated a movement move-ment hv opening a normal school in ballet dancing that will, it is expected, prove I an epoch-making influence in this country coun-try There are many normal schools conducted con-ducted for private gain In which the false Idea of "give the people what they want ; prevails, 'and, therefore, the high standards stand-ards of art are not maintained In many of them; hut back of this normal schoo is an organization that Is progressive. The school .started with forty sortouf members on August S, 1 IS, at 47 Wes1 Seventv-seeond street, New York ( ity with the justly famous Stefano Mas-casno Mas-casno the instructor. Mr Mascagno's -warm, manly nature his Intense interest in the cause and It each pupil, his wonderful technique ant artistic dancing, is the delight of th. class members and is a strong lndica tlon for the future of the school. '-I, '-I, Bv the wav, this normal school Is thi fulfillment of an idea of two brothers I M. Ohristensen of Portland. Ore., chair ,' 'man of the normal school, and T,. F i Christensen of Salt Lake, a tlreles t worker. t the convention of the A. N. A. M ! of P., of a year ago, the Christensei brothers proposed that the association in-! in-! Bugurnte and stand sponsor for a strictly I ( high-class ballet school. The proposition 1 was accepted and the launching of the. present normal school, the first of its L kind In America (the country' that must ' preserve the arts. If they are to he pre-'. pre-'. served), is the result, it is intended that i ' this school Khali grow until it includes 1 ! other departments in the art of dancing, f especially that of refined social or ball- room dancing, and more. It-must become! the guiding authority of our dancing lif, ' the intelligent censor of exhibition dancing, danc-ing, and the guide of the annoyed and sometimes annoying dance inspectors. 'Mountain Brand' Band Is Newest at Ogden Eniplovccs of the Ogden Packing & Provision company at O.gden are organ-lzin- a hand of thirty-two pieces. Although Al-though not all the instruments have arrived, ar-rived, rehearsals are being held each Sunday Sun-day and progress is reported. - Arthur Ageo. one of the states leading lead-ing cornet plavers, has been retained as Instructor and director. Mr. Agee is the director, also, of the Southern Pacific band at Ogden. The organization Is to be known as the .Mountain Krand band. Quarters for rehearsals re-hearsals have been provided by the com-nanv com-nanv which Is to furnish uniforms. Andrew Cravltt Is president; William Cook vice president; Charles C. Rohblns. sec-retarv, and Fri-A Hope, treasurer of the band. The Instrumentation: Cornets Samuel C.ravitt, Arthur Whcel-: Whcel-: wright. Ray Ross. George Maycock and "'clarinets Charles Rohblns. Ponald Johnson. Frank Baxter, Pete Anderson. i Piccolo Albert Alberts. i Saxaphones Owen Ridpes, Raymond I Parrv and Marion Hill. 1 Trombones Andrew Gravitt. William i Cook. Thomas Anderson and Gilbert 31'l"iritone. G. A. Garley: alto. Fred Hope; tenor. Miles Murphy; bass. K. K. Nielsen; Niel-sen; bass drum and cymbals, H. W. pace; small drum, Roy Cook. Program Announced for Lagoon Concert Manager Christensen of Tagoon has enraged en-raged the Ogden Municipal band for an- oth-r Sunday afternoon concert, which will take place in the big open-air bandstand band-stand in the. center of the beautiful goon park. An attractive program, which will begin promptly at 5:15 o'clock, fol- l0Mareh. "From Tropic to Tropic," Alexander: Alex-ander: intermezzo, "Isis," Morse: "la Serenla" (Italian waltz). Jaxone; "Bone-head "Bone-head F.lues." Gordon; grand selection from Verdi's opera. "Macbeth": impresario. im-presario. Hughes: intermision: "Washington "Washing-ton Oravp." Grnfula; overture. "Martha." I Flotow:'"The Booster." Lake: "Anita" (Spanish serenade). Allen: reminiscences I of Meverbeer air, Heinecke: "The dory 1 of the'Yankee Navy," Sousa; "The Star- ' Spangled Banner." Music Today at Central Christian For the service this morning at thy Central Christian church the music 1 follow -i: I Anthem, "Glorv and Honor." Charles ! Goanod: solo "For Thee My Soul F.ver lm-'elh" illahm. Mrs. Norms n Atkin-I Atkin-I son; response. "I.ct the Words of My Mniilh," I h'unbach. Organist, Mrs. F. L. I Sun:pter. Soloist, -Mrs. Norman At- MISS ZENNA MORRIS, j lyric soprano, soloist at j Hold's band concert at Lib- erty park this afternoon. j I rrw. ?r ",""' '- V'je.'i.'i'J'A ft, r i . . I ' - v - ;. , ... . ' . - ' " 'f ;' '' ' j - ; ( I. ' "': , : i Two Features for field's Band Concert For Held's band concert at Liberty park from 4 till 6 o'clock this afternoon Uiu special features are two solos by Miss Zenna Morris and the singing of an original orig-inal composition of Jack Cook's by A. Glissmever, both accompanied by the band. The program follows: March, "Luna Park," Alexander; operatic op-eratic potpourri from "Hicky Koo," E. R-Goetz; R-Goetz; overture to the "Bohemian Girl, Balfe; song, "That Great American Ace. Jack Cook, sung by A. GlissmCyer, baritone, bari-tone, words and music by Jack Cook of Salt Lake' grand Suite de Ballet, "Cop-polia," "Cop-polia," Leo Delibes; (1) March of the Bell (2) Valse of the Hours, (3) Automatons' Au-tomatons' Dance, (4) The Village Wedding, Wed-ding, (5) Valse of the Dolls, (6) Warriors' War-riors' March; popular. (a) "Keep 'Lm Coin'." Ivers; (b) "Who's Next?" (Hu-moresque) (Hu-moresque) Belsted. Intermission. Grand selection, "Cavalleria Rustic-ana," Mas-cagnl' Mas-cagnl' soprano solo, (a) Waltz song, "Car-mena "Car-mena " Wilson; (b) "Sweetest Story Ever Told" (Stutz). Miss Zenna Morris, lyric soprano; quartette, brass. "Annie Laurie" Lau-rie" (arranged by Masterman), Held, Hvde. Soper and Foley; grand selection, "America Forever." Robison; concluding with "Star Spangled Banner." 'Special popular operatic concert at Pio-, Pio-, neer park, 7 to 9 o'clock, with the c-ele-hrated "Hunting Scene" and the : Rosary" as the features. Exceptional Program for Saltair Today The management of the Saltair music ' department announces an exceptional mu-1 mu-1 sieal program to be given at the lake this afternoon and evening. Tlte special 5 numbers of the program comprise some t of the finest talent obtainable, and cover a wide range of selections. The concert - to be given by the military band, under tho direction of R. Owen Sweeten, will also be first class. The program in full i follows: 3 President Wilson march, D. la Mara: "Pique Dame" (overture), Suppe; cornet . solo (selected), R. Owen Sweeten; selection, selec-tion, "Martha," Flotow; "For All Kter-B Kter-B nitv" (Mascheroni): Arnold K. Blackner, , the Wyoming cowbov tenor; "High Jinks" selection (Friml); "II Bacio" (L. Arditi), Mrs David Giacobelll; (a) "La Serenade," Metra: (b) "I Hate to Lose You," Clark; prologue from "Pagliacci" ( Leoncavallo), David Giacobelll; "Star-Spangled Ban-njnei"-" ' Goddard's Composition Finds Favor Here Lundberg Goddard's latest composition, entitled "We Won't Come Back Till Then," met with considerable favorable comment from patrons of the Orpheum theater, where it has been played as a one-step during the Orpheum Travelogue pictures during the past week. Just before the departure of the Twentieth Twen-tieth Infantry band recently, this song was featured with David Reese in one of the concerts given at Fort Douglas, where it met with instant approval. During a recent interview with Mr. Godrlard, he gave his views regarding wartime compositions, and stated that although tho market was flooded with songs of that nature, he felt there was still need of a song which would have a tendency to cheer and arouse patriotism wherever it was heard. With that object In view he wrote and composed the song "We Won't Come Back Till Then." Just how well he has succeeded in this can best be judged by those who have been thrilled by its Initial rendition In this city. kaviUle I KAYSVlLtL-K, Aug. 17. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold M Barnes entertained a few friends at a farewell fare-well eocnl at liirir nonio Monday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cooley. who lefl this week (or Reno, Nov., wliore they will reside. Refresh inems were served and the time was spent in nuisie and nrmy R.inios. Priree were won by Mrs. Kobnl Birkm and T. MeC'lure PetPrs. Thoe present in adition to the giic.'Us of honor wi-re Mr and Mrs. John G. M. Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Rirlinn. Pr. and Mrs. G, D. Rutle'lge, Mt.sscs Mollie parn'e. Hazel Uithop. Chloe Cannon Can-non Vlorni-o Cooley. Claudia Cannon, Virginia : Cooley, M'-srs. Hei bert J. Barnes. T. McCIure I Tc'ts ' Rii'liard Galley and Manrire R. Barnes. J Mr. ami Mrs. JaniM K. W.bb entertained a num-oer num-oer ot friends at a social at their home on Thursday Thurs-day evening In honor of their nephew, Corporal Leonard Konedie. who U home on a furlough. I Tho homo was beautifully d'-coniled in the ua- tional colors and the time wlu spent In music Mid games, followed by refreshments. Tho guests were Mr. ami Mrs. William H. Blood, .Mr. and Mrs. John Hod-son, Mr. and Mrs. William Roneche, Mr" and Mrs. John Webster, Mr. and Mrs, Kd-mo'nd Kd-mo'nd M. Webb. Mn. Wurrpn P. Unrnt. Mrs. David Harm's, Mrs. William Webster. Mr?. Christie Gaibrailh. Mrs. Cha--toi'e Pncannon. Mrs. Ann Hames, Mbst-s Ella Smith. Halite Roneche, Cleo Hodilv,' Jan Bai nes. Levon W'-lister. Blanche Webster, Inz IVirnew, Verna WVbtpr, 'Ana Webb. Josephine llam". Vera Roneche. M'-ssrs. Leonard Rone-he. Karl Webb. Alfred Scot Hold. Rodney tJarlr. Newell Barnes and Hollis Roneshp. Miss Jane Barnes of Downey, Idaho, Is visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Jee H. Harlow and sons, Ora nnd Ivan, of Clearfield were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. M- Barnes Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Chipman announro th marriage mar-riage of Ihflr daughter. Verna. to Clifford An-Ibon An-Ibon of Springvllk'. The wedding took plaee Montlay. Miss Alta Rebinnori and Mlp lui;e James, both ef Farml::gton, wre guestu of M Lis Charles Bark; Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Graham. Mrs. Charley n,y in'd M Orfn La-, ton niolniwl to Wal!bu-E Saiurdav of lat wek and sp.-nt the wer.k-ent as u-u-'st? if Mrs. N'-tTi" Lr'k.iart. "y"rs Willard Bishop ol Trnvo isitrd relati vci hern durlrii; tho wN.k. Misses Km ma Oi'.d and Mime Ru-hfort h vijlti-frtWds vijlti-frtWds in Silt T,ake City Mmlrn. M 'tis V atKle Uiyton sp:-t l'" week at Rea: lak. Idaho. . Mi-s Kh'M ?w:in of Salt Ik" CHy la the gue Of her r.MKin. MM Nora Blamire.. Ml.xs Mn-sruerite Thonia.vn and Misx Vircinli F Phillips '.'"ft Sunday ev-ilnr, for a two weeks vUu with :e:.'--iv.-.s in T:onii. Mao. Mr and Mrs. Arnold M Birne were guests o Mr and Mrs. Fa-il R. Thnnia-'son at dinner a "' hip rii'e at Si'.l'iir Fridav evening. p:-. and Mi:. G. P. RuMel-i' pruer'ain'-d at i li'iner part v at th-ir Lnnie S:m lay in honor o I Mr' and M rs ' B- Con ;. who will la ve soo for Renn, Nev.. to mnke their h'niie. MiH Kj'j Sanders was a vlshur to Omlen Sat urda r. |
