| Show f V" y t - ftr 4 - p V 12 W The Salt Lake Tribune Sunday May 19 1957 T n s wi Utah County Romances f a Engagements Lead Provo Society Items s"' t By Edith Y Booth PROVO— Announcement Is made by Mr and Mrs D V Tregeagle of the engagement and approaching marriage of a daughter Miss Karen Lee Tregeagle to William N Bessey a son of Mr and Mrs Edgar Bessey of Sunnyside Wash is a Junior at the Brigham Young UniverThe bride-to-bsity where she is majoring In education She is a member of the Val Norn social unit Mr Bessey served in the US Coast Guard for 24 years: He will graduate from BYU this spring with a degree In £ a marketing The marriage will be solemnized June 3 In the Salt Lake LDS Temple and a reception will be held In the LDS Ward that evening ' The couple will live in Merced Calif r j ( "S’ Mhu" Park-Universit- y Catherine Mann Mias Karen Lee Tregeagle MIm Catherine Mann Mr and Mrs Herbert E Mann announce the engagement of a daughter Miss Catherine Jean Ellen Mann to Bert Harold Parcher a son of Mr and Mrs Harvey L Parcher of Ranier Ore Miss Mann is a graduate of Oregon State College where she received her degree in secretarial science She was affiliated with Alpha XI Delta Mr Parcher was graduated from Oregon State College with a degree in business administration and is a member of Kappa Delta Rho He served in the Far East as a lieutenant in the US Army — — A late August wedding is being planned “ Diane Vincent Planning an early fall wedding is Miss Diane Vincent whose engagement to John W Armour is announced by her parents Mr and Mrs JOtls T Vincent Mr Armour is the son of Mrs K Marie Armour of Salt Lake City and the late William Armour Miss Vincent is a graduate of Henager Business College She is affiliated with the Alpha Eta Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha International Mr Armour is a former student of the University of Utah Gwen Moon Mr and Mrs Robert H Moon of Craig Colo announce the engagement of a daughter Miss Gwen Moon to Hyde L Taylor- a son of Mr and Mrs Hyde Y Taylor The is a student of the Brigham Young University Mr Taylor has recently returned from service In the US Army He plans to enter the BYU this fall The couple will be married In September - bride-to-b- MIm Diane Vincent MIm Gwen Moon Ogden Welcomes Throng Party Round Continues By Sally Humphris OGDEN — Mrs James H DeVine welcomed home her the James C Donnells of Findlay daughter and Ohio The Donnells divided their time between Ogden and Salt Lake City and left Thursday for their Ohio home Mr and Mrs James V McAllister are happy to have Mrs McAllister’s mother as their house guest for the summer Mrs Nellie Jenkins of Bonne Terre Mo feels quite at home In Utah with her three granddaughter Mary Ann Nancy and Jane Mrs Louis P Matthel invited Ogdenites to meet Mrs Jenkins on Friday when she entertained at tea at her Old Post Road home The L R Packers said “Hello Again” to Mrs Packer’s niece Mrs Roscoe Jones of Danville Calif who stopped In Ogden for a few days this past week Back From Japan CoL and Mrs Lawrence L Skinner have thrown the welcome mat out for Lt CoL and Mrs James C Suttles and young on Jim Jr who have just returned from Japan Lt Col Suttles was CoL Skinner’s executive officer when CoL Skinner was commanding officer at Utah General Depot The Skinners are honoring their guests with a series of dinner parties Frank Francis III returned home this past week after pending the past three months in Europe He toured the continent by motorcycle visiting France Spain Italy Tangiers In Africa and England He is now at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Francis Jr and will soorf'enter the University of San Francisco to continue his law studies The Art Bennlngs spent the past 10 days in the San Francisco Bay Area Mr Benning played in a golf tournament at Pebble Beach Honor Couple Parties continue with a flavour Miss Judy Pugmire has been the honoree of several affairs The William Coits honored Miss Pugmire and Ralph Mitchell May 10 at a dinner party at their home On Saturday the young couple were guests of the Jay Stevens of Price and Mrs Virginia S Pugmire for dinner and dancing at the Ogden Golf and Country Club e PA!' r ' Small Beautiful PIANO SPECIALS GULBRA11SEU Sr ’I ‘ 1 A SPECIAL CLOSEOUT HIS WEE- K- -T- UURANSIN Wet 171000 eJeJTf HOW $eeoOO Vf- pI WAI $45000 rPlr34500 00 NOW $469°° Rich In Toni Quality Full Volums! l i Superior Craftsmontlilp roim si HAwn with a RING'S ' Open IvHtlnj PIANO - ORGANS - PIANOS N”k' TUI uukanuni TERMS OAtlACHER 9 ym snop HI-- FI Owner 2233 So 7lh East t Mrs Clifford Leon Allsop Virginia Clifford Leon Allsop claimed Miss Rea Cooley as his bride in rites solemnized May 18 In the Wilson LDS Ward The evening ceremony was performed by M S Elnzinger LDS bishop Mr and Mrs Myron 0 1628 Edison Solon Alberti NY vocal authority directs sixth U of U Vocal Workshops Annual Concert U of U Names Three Top Musicians Slated for Summer Music Faculty Tqjlead U Symphony summer program that Roger Wagner Mr Wagner University’s r Annual Vocal A The annual Sprihg concert by the University Symphony Orchestra is scheduled for Wednesday night at 8:15 pm In Kingsbury Hall it was anMusic nounced today by-- U Department head Dr Leroy J Robertson Conductor Harold Wolf will lead his college ensemble in Tchaikowsky’s “Romeo and Juliet Overture” — fantasy and Brahams’ “First phony InX Minor” Basso Soloist'’ in- cluded naming of three distinguished U S- musicians to the University- of Utah Summer School faculty was announced Sunday by Dr LeRoy J Robertson Department of Music head Heading the summer roster will be one of the nation’s leading choral conductors of the Roger Wagner Chorale Js also a director of choral music at UCLA and head of the Los Angeles Bureau of Music Sixth Workshop Returning to the Utah campus for the sixth consecutive summer as director of the who is founder-directo- r 4 Sym- J Appearing as guest soloist with the orchestra will be Don E Watts basso and vocal major at the university Mr Watts sang one of the supporting roles in last Fall’s of U Utah Symphony-Choruses Tabernacle production of Honegger’s Joan of which Arc at the Stake starred Hollywood actress Dorothy McGuire Wednesday he will sing four Mozart operatic arias with the orchestra two from “The Magic Flute” and two from “Don Giovanni” ' Completes 4th Year Mr Wolf Is completing his fourth year as a conductor of the University Symphony He has been concertmaster of the Utah Symphony since 1952 Prior to that time he had been a member of the Los Angeles Philharmonic for six years The student orchestra is headed by Norma Lee Madsen faculty concertmis-tres- s and Franclne Felt and Anne Johnson assistant esses two-wee- Directing the University’s Summer Symphony Orchestra for the fourth year will be Harold Wolf concertmaster of the Utah Symphony and conductor of the University Symphony Summer symphony programs will begin June 17 for an period Mr Wolf stated and will be open to high school and Junior high School students townspeople and professional musicians Other department staff members who will assist in the summer workshops are Dr Robertson Reid Nibley Dr Robert M Cundick J (140 S are parents of the bride The bridegroom Is a son of Mr and Mrs John R Allsop Midvale A reception was held after the ceremony Greeting guests the bride wore a satin and tulle gown that iwept to A pearl a cathedral train crown held her veil The brlds boucarried a quet with pink and white carnations Mrs Virgil Thsmert was matron of honor with Mrs 'Cooley and Bisters of the bride Miss Carol Cooley and Mrs Dent Mellen ss attendants They wore gowns shaded from burnt copper to shades of green copper fashioned with rapped sleeves and V necks They carried pink carnation bouquets Vaughn Humphrey was best man The couple will make a home in Salt Lake City e LAKETOWN-M- rs DeWltt Johnson has announced the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter Virginia J Thompson of Evanston Wyo The martiage will take place June 7 In the Salt Lake LDS Temple Is The bridegroom-to-bMarvin Thaxton of Salt Lake City son of Mrs Annie Thaxton also of Salt Lake City Mrs Johnson will be hostess at a reception honoring the couple in the Laketown LDS Ward Hall June 8 from 8 to 11 p m The bride has a bachelor of arts degree in English and history from the University of Utah and has done graduate work at the University of Wyoming University of Ida-hBrigham Young Univer o s t f Marlowe Don Watts soloist for annual U of U Symphony concert Wednesday checks Mozart score with Conductor Harold Wolf 4 ' 4 v l Nielson Vernon LeeMaster Dr Donald K ton and Dr Bernard A Bar- I o “ vAL--y jl Miss Karen Cooper Karen Cooper To Become August Bride Mr and Mrs Don L Cooper of Kimberly Nev announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Miss Karen Cooper to Kent George Morrison son of Mr and Mrs Ellold Morrison of Richfield The Coopers are former Aurora residents Mr Morrison was recently released from the US Army where he was stationed at Fort Bliss Tex The couple will exchange nuptial vows Aug 23 In the Manti LDS Temple I s t I By Lowell Durham soon We shall not forget the wonderful “sounds” of the This enaemble’s two Utah appearancs Orchestra Philadelphia wrote an lmpreaslve postcript to an eventful season here Eugene Ormandy personable and diminutive (in physical “belit-tlers- ” appearance only) conductor of the orchestra has his like anyone else in the public eye And peihaps he is not a great conductor of the order of Toscanini or Walter or similar names from past generations Yet no one can deny his gieat-nes- t with respect to his building and maintaining the Philadelphia at its consistently high level during the past decades This is moie than most of the BIG ouhestias can say Most have their crises their ups and downs their periodic of both conductor and personnel But at Philadelphia Ormandy has had things well under eontrol during his tenura of ths past two decades and is still a comparatively young man with the prospects of another two decade at the Philadelphia's helm Solves Seating Pisa The Philadelphia’s seating arrangement In the Tabernacle has been the subject of Interesting discussion among aeveral Utah Symphony personneL One of the difficulties of orchestral performers In the Tabernacle is In being able to hear one another and gain coordination of ensemble The distance of brass from percussion particularly tympanl In our own orchestra has been the subject of some controversry In this “house-cleanings- V k eight-wee- Thompson sity and the American University In Washington DC The prospective bridegroom is a member of the Olympus Male chorus After a honeymoon to Hawaii the couple will make a home In Salt Lake City East) Workshop will be Solon A1- bert leading New York vocal authority- -- Also Joining the Vocal Workshop faculty for the first time will be Dr William D Vennard Voice Department head at the University of Southern California Conducts Chorus Mr Wagner will be in Utah July 29 to August 9 to serve as guest conductor of the Third Annual University’s Summer Youth Chorus and to Choral offer a Workshop Mr Alberti will lead the Vocal Workshop beginning August 5 and will also conduct two weeks of private instruction for the Utah schooL Directs Symphony -- Clifford L Allsop Rea Cooley Repeat Wedding Promises Cooley - Dr VV- D Vennard will Join U sum- mer faculty for first time this year top choral director Roger Wagner heads U of U summer music faculty tr Virginia J Thompson 0 ' e De-Ver- - AND OTHERS V f y son-in-la- pre-nupti- 'I ) 1 fops i our quartet of diamond and wedding ring sets in which all emphasis is centered on the gems themielves The simplicity of the solitaires is duplicated in the nuptial bands each restrained ” In dsoorttive moiK M339 11130 til CI1J0 a tit F Ilf 4 $271 h $it reg’ard This particular problem If such It be was solved by Tabernacle seating plan: brasses were directly behind woodwinds tympanist was on the Immediate left of brasses while the horn section occupied the position where our brasses normally sit Another Interesting feature of the Philadelphia was the extreme youth of many of Its members even among principals The concertmaster for example is only 32 (the father of seven children as well) and the principal cellist Is still In ‘his twenties " Provo 8L Concerts There were significant differences between the Salt Lake the BYU audience naturand Provo concerts Program-wisally had their choice and perhaps received the favored music Performance-wishowever the difference In the sound of the orchestra In the Tabernacle $s opposed to that In the BYU field house was tremendous So much of the sound In the latter was lost to the hearers In addition there were the unavoidable “noises" of the heating plant and the problem of seating latecomers Of course the storm in Provo was a factor but It wasn’t until the beginning of the third movement of the Brahms (which had been preceded by Oberon Overture) that the crowd was really settled Then too there was the minor annoyance of applause between movements of the Brahms until Ormandy cleverly prevented It between final two movements Although Ormandy admitted having “any number of encores available he used only Bach transcriptions He has made some excellent arrangements of Bach works himself but explains that he never conducts his own transcriptions ir W' G H e Prices Include Federal ten e Charge or budget illutttnien ththt Ip enargrd O f 13k VUvVW sku u&i cm sv |
