Show ' THE HERALD-REPUBLICAN LAKE -SALT CITY UTAH NOVEMBER SUNT) AY 30 SOCIETY 1913 I SECTION ’ : ULL SEE -— Society Music M anti i1 usicians y m i — y - JS9 t n ' jt - " i I (Continued from Page 1) eral city organists who give frequent fl m Interest becauseSalt Lakers recitals particular with each g Vv’ill have "Our buildiers aro vying an opportunityto hear the other In the endeavorto perfect-their sama Eg program!there few living instrumentsand to add improvements “Assuredly ar© rapidly coming a offer year after year American ar© Miss Mary Harmon spent Thanksgiving artists who can s to the composers front with school friendn in Logan programs so similar in content as can is to ritz Krelsler The "Europa beginning wake up s: :j greatest of living but for the violinists gave his first New York one finds no such demand Miss Lyndalq and Miss Iles ter Bar? in the old world let have of the in Carnegie hall organ or organ music back from a two months’ season come for instance can visit with relatives in Ohio recently and his offerings consisted tody England great boast of in the of Bach’s B many major suite prelude riedemann halls Bach’s ‘Grave and cathedralsand concert organs so can J" j Mra visiting Corum of Loa Angeles has allegro Cartier’s Bugnant’s ‘La Chase Couperin’s rance Germany Switzerland Austria been at th© homo of her son Spain ’Italy and Russia "Chanson Louis Kill and avane” have Hungary Ben L on her from the Cornell! less but in instances fine Corum some Tartini a many way variations east' to her home can you hear them? his own organs When number a Mozart rondo On the continent rarely outside of the Paganini ‘regular Viennols”and' three Sirs B B caprices church service with the Crltchlow has of irom few of these he has Switzerland where a large a weeks’ visit hireturned Good “Practically everyone played played time and number are tho during the summer Springs Nev with her daughter Mrs again and a number tourists that season for England and of them figure on every program have more but although many he plays And yet instead of wishing of ranc© the world’s greatest artists are Is as completely E C a change one Mr 1° and Mrs the Manson will leave for there the opportunity of and hearing them captivated entranced on hearing at holidays frequent intervals during the week spend Christmas him play these pieces for the twentieth with friends and relatives in is The Dayton O time In whatever not as great as here number as for the first but of students in America at the is he plays Krelsler is a marvel organ Mrs T Odell with her precious George two in the eighteenth century present timeof is legion and many possess has gone to Good youngto sons no mean order Sprngs miniatures (which have been brought “I talent Kev visit her parents Mr ana have often in small Mrs to light through his indefatigable observed cities that a Bach Hardy ho is indescribablyunusual towns and remote bo the "piece de resistance” rom year to year he remains peerless fugue would and and the only encored and Mrs have as in this particular sphere so from number Mr Cowan the of recital This their house guest to year h© can repeat himself during course a for a month their year intelligence and niece Miss if he so desires speaks well for the programmatically Helen Word of Helena while developed lovers of all that is greatest in musical taste so rapidly being Mont violin playing will continue to rejoice by the concert going public thereat Mrs will leave Theodore Gentsch artist th© club has the Th© Orpheus postponed its J for her home in The warm-hearted audienc© gavo Tuesday Spokane after same until of that is concert January becausewill I! a two visit with welcome months’ her parents holiday activities The extension I him and kept him Mr' and Mrs always in' store atfor tho E practice time and George A Snow playing close until the give thq club more encores K coveted their program will be more perfect for “Humoresque” of Dvorak was I Mre G of Glen-fl tho delay I Theodore Urbahms obtained Carl Lamson accompanied dale Cal is visiting her mother Mrs efficiently” Daft in Emma last issue of the MusicalAmerica Douglas avenue The has a fine comment upon th© late I and Mrs Charles Carlson of fl Mr Mr and Mrs R II Peale spent the music department of Madame Mathilde Marchesi whos© the Denver great loss to Thanksgiving and the week at their was a and College of Music musicdeath fl Denver world: I suburban home in the Cottonwood dis-fl have returned to Salt Lake to make trict mastersof B their home here again after an absence “One of the truly great the artg of teaching singing died in of several years two About years ago London last week "the whenelder Mathilde Miss Marian Johnson went Mrs to Eureka Mr and Mrs Carlson visited Salt Lake I Marchesi” Marchesi known as life’s to with James at which time Mr Carlson had a number Ki spend Stark Thanksgiving a work which D and Mrs Ed Lewis there of completed important manuscriptson hand in eighty-seven years ago Vbeen Mrs began which have completed she rankfort-on-the-Main Lulabelle Eld where and Mrs L and little Carlson was formerly Mr W ox born 1826 was March 26 to redge have gone to Lincoln of son "Madame Marchesicame loss a wealthy make their home family In 1843 on th© of her of Prof Maud entered th© musical riends and ofadmirers father’s fortune sh© of the May Babcock University RUM3IAGE SALE professionstudying in later Vienna Utah are urging her to give a series with Nicolai she Relief Society 131 Two years Eleventh Ward of readings the romantic drama on to Paris she placed herself went whereShe S Tenth East December — Advertise during the Lenten season with sub showed an under Garcia ment jects the time appropriate to five The aptitude for teaching and assisted series will include of six afterUtah Garcia h© was ill In 1849 the possibly at when the Hotel noons of her activities was moved to to be seen© Among th© dramas most likely London where she won of favor as a and Cleo-Blu©m considered are: "Ceasar "The Utahns in National concert-singer Tours Germany patra” Barnard Shaw Belgium Holland Switzerland rance Maurice Maeterlinck: Bird” for and th© United Kingdom followed In Capital Brinsley School Scandal” Richard Percio 1854 two years after her marriageto "Tho Sheridan Scarecrow" Salvatore she was t Marches! “The MacKaye Pretenders” Henrik Signor of the vocal head department Ibsen chosen at the Vienna conservatory where she sfs Special to The for herself made a reputation Julian red C Graham’s next musical noted pupils In 1861 she WASHINGTON of NovSenator29—Smoot's will be Charles AV Clark the settled in Paris where she was Thomas one sought baritone socrataries has been rneneRd bv famous American this who has out by pupils from everywhere Her H the Wood Commercial school to lecture been absent from couirtry In Paris ‘Ecole de Chant’ now appeared to the pupils on and fifteen years In Paris he is la ” known indorsed Madame Marche-si’s commercial “Rossini other legal as one of the leading baritones and fundamental principles of vocalises as being an exposition learning algo has a of th© school of Mr is a of reputation as one of the true art of the Italian Thomas graduate leading vocal teachers Mr Clark has the University of Utah law school and singing Later tho famous teacher ft His adpersonal the' Cologne conservatory member of tho Utah bar many acquaintancesin this went to inlttance to city among musicians and th© bar in the District of prominent then back to Vienna where she Clark and his accompanist for ten years her most celebrated Columbia is only a matter of a few citizens are Mrscheduled for the evening days pupil there Gerster being Etelkayears riday of tho people of the of January She remained for Several many young Utah Colony the guests of th© her post at th© were even after resigning Misses' Dora and Lola Johnson daughEnca of Richfield has by the Miss Mildred conservatory was decorated ters of and Mrs her vocal studies for the of Austria the King of Saxony Congressman Johnson taken up Emperor at a card and the party this week with Mrs the Emperor of Germany dancing winter Emma Ramsey Morris our tables of five fivo Miss Ence will be heardin public King of Italy and others In hundred were many of times before her return played after which dancing xvas a number 1881 she returnedto Paris where she Joyed Miss Ruth in the spring went to famous singers avors home nrepared many among and H Calve Emma Howell included Arnold Rich them Nellie Melba Emma Those f and Emma present Mrs Clara Sybil Sanderson Eames Stella Angell letcher will sing at Nevada Howell Mr and Mrs H ArnoldYoung Rich the ConsolidatedMuslo hall early in Beth daughter uisses Huth Howell Bradford December at a recital given by the ‘‘Madame Marchesi concert and Clara U T’’ nib XViL Uli UVU llUuCX IO pupils of Mrs Alberta Blanche Marchesi Ishas a advanced piano Lola and Gennlel Dora Johnson and opera singer who sung much in Dersham Mrs letcher will sing the Ed Walters Alfred Shepherd Arthur “Cry of by Salter Canada and the United States but has Rachel” made Clarence recently assisted her mother in teaching Woolley J D Van Ellison Wagoner by Mme Schumann-Helnk J M Thom-! Tho latter’s reminiscences E'SWyight Arthur In book form and as Kenneth Hampton and Shirley 5? Marches! of the keen Interest Salt Jones Because In 1897 while she has published has in the the following Music’ Ellison of of singing- and twenty-four Arthur Mr Provo Is a recent Lak© a method article written byorgan Carl arrival Ellison is William C of with vocalises” connected organist of the irst books Presbyterian the bureau of cereals department of church of New York city and director agriculture of the Guilmant Organ school will be and Mrs Senator Senator Smoot and especially and Mrs invited to appreciated were Sutherland ’‘The activity of organists and attend a dinner given by J organ Individuality in Perfumes William Bryan riday In of the prime students in isth© United States of America honor today parallel in any minister of wnthout Canada and other notables part of th© world One can have the is Now the Vogue for of from six to opportunity attending CnUUISTANTIAL EVIDENCE eight recitals in a single week i organ ashion "You say you met the defendanton and not only but for several Milady of on© a: street car and that he had been in the musical weeks during succession drinking and gambling” said tho season in the city of New York torney for the defense during the cross“It is a remarkable achievement than examination and deserves mor© passing in caprice The public is fond of NEW among woman “Yes” replied the witness American This has been search of fads to make fashionable “Did you see him take a drink? organ music proven again Until within few over and a is to individualize in scents ‘Did you see him the gambling?” years was consideredto be organ hats shoes and even One’s gowns intended solely for the church service lingerie are subject to the dictates of ‘‘Then how do you know” demanded We now find the instrumentin the attorney ‘‘that the defendantbad the moment but toilet our concert and municipalhalls theatres the mode of been drinkingand gambling?’’ hotels and department stores aids like soaps explained the witness "he still creams and powders “Well” nearer in private residences many if the blue chip for be exclusively one’s own one gave conductor a his from Main© to can California told him keep order a certain car fare and (o the millionaires have their private has to “Many money enough organists and there are also sevchange" — Tinplncott’s Magazine perfume used in these things and to with the maker that no other arrangeshall have It woman In rance the most fastidious women have all their toilet preparations made to order and the carefully same perfume used in all and they heavily for the 11 1 s m IB u H H "I U H B fl '' m 5’- GOOD x 4 GOODS z nu I ?7 recital E 9 ' "Caprice purchases jc -exception 1 sh I — v'fl Bl rs ns eg Established1859 a ‘ jr jzj v rv i fl Si H £ fl Bi r ’ £ i ta il Akkra I fl GOOD GOODS in - j that : -I ns fl fl'fl — All ybii women either because 1 - :'t ’ ra 1 a m fl t - ' WW — S v I Ej I fl H E flfltal:Bfl-fl I convention PAGE r— — — — --X--11 -'- II I- 'fl fl ’ T - OPPOSITE Mi- ''IT W f' if ms T m M ON ADVERTISEMENT ‘VM II VK - ) v PAGE ’ Established1859 - f (Continued from Page 2) of the week from Chicago where she has been attendingthe national of teachers of English N — have been waiting has weather made varm because or unnecessary A 1 you 1 nopea oetter ror prices COME A si A- NOW! i ‘ : -6 efforts) 3HB&W T eaRyTo-Wear IT rices 8 ’ ir ' EBKtZ'z J V Lji recent university r '' " -KSr ' - it zi a v 1 w Jr ’i w i f 1 r I 1 Si £ KeadBhd'Come Quick Vi 1 it loor 2nd - ’iv East Weather Warm and Phenomenal' havingnumerous attraction Jan I' 11 u ’ Herald-Republican --JI ’ - - i After ji iig s iypj ” - X’ IL 1 S Would a’- xpect ’ o r 1 You r :! IK at Walker’s Values Cash Has Done Work the Women’s in Suits ’H ‘ ’X ’ - -A Values W1S truly believe you will appreciatewlieii you see them Every suit we are Vain a© showing at this price is an model— some long and some short slightly cutaway one two and cu tawaysf fancy Persian collars fancy vest effects t© braid trimmed coats beautifully silk oiz$atin 'lined the full The skirts aro pegged $99 00 V top very much draped $3250 suits at $1295 np-torthe-minute three-button ‘ ‘ ‘ g 25 j ' ’ remained 9 Women’s jOg Values Suits $4000 to at 1 A special blouse '-' a J- TZ 1 v- Ik offer in suits land plain tailored Many ”of these "are one-6f a or trimmed “Clever adaptations ’suitablefor street or afternoon wear Guar-anteed broadcloth 'poplin?: sergePwool eponge and novelty fabrics The skirtsare-cut or silk to match along the peg top lines' slightly draped at sides Values up to $4000 for $1695 ft satin linings j Sizes famous 5 up for cutaway made in materials such 4- ft tj X or Handsome s 4- to 50 bust this sale original styles as velvet $10951 -2 1 appeared Si - : Women’s 1 1 Values Spits $5250 to at ’ sale of A wanted shades are perfect solid colors i I wearing apparel Tailor-mades that expressthe last word of fashion Hany of the in detail shown and the styles are absolutely Workmanshipwe consider every of velveteen broadcloth’cheviot serge and novelty cloths ’in mixtures although the seem to take the lead Sizes up to 55 bust Special Handsome street or afternoon snits $5250 for $2295 high-class : ’ values up at-' to -correct Suits $2295 ( 4 J notice Dancing ' I East ARE HO irst TIM-'n MINNS H Asst Mgr SpecH W Hron 3-Piscs Sontia E Mgr ’ voile ’ Afternoon Dresses fand’Goivns particular in Values - -UL $1995 selecting Misses Wraps - Coats and 475 50-inch essence for The best BABY'S and $9250 Almost $15J5 $4750 to America we recently We $1575 at 95 ” dresses and 4BL mna GARMENTS a this Iron lace quite $3500 to unusual at this time of the yearashionable dancing frocks ata ridiculous figure in satin afternoon and evening frocks charmeuse crepe’s de chene silk poplin moire net in pretty dainty’ styles finished in fine laces self tucks and fancy draped effects frills overdrapes of chiffon and tunic effects of nets and plaited self material silk embroidered yokes 'lT transparent Exceptional values at $1495 -2 Street Women’$ I -LTC r event Values esses privilege of owning scent have not done very been We have' quits satisfied to buy scent or any Importations and American copies of ’gowns :and‘ afternoon dresses at astounding’ prices Up to and possibly always the latest scent manufactured at price including $4750 for $1995 None are barred ’Every one must go regardlessof cost or former price an extravagant and generally a rather inferior soap Then The most charming dresses you have ever seen for tho money every one displayingan individualtaste — large sums we expend in to creams this The color schemes are soft and unusual black also included ine charmeuse remedy the harm done by the soaps so desirable season silk velvet combined fur But now many smart and trimmed broadcloth satin crepo de’’ — chini chiffon and lace trimmed in womenarohave taken up the rench idea and select laces that are delicate and in prettydesigns i Every one a charming model and the price is $1995 a certain scent and then having the perfumer use It throughoutall the toilet preparationshe makes for them MV MM MV MV MM have They hot yet come to the point of -and getting exclusive right to the chosen scent except In a few case but a certain has three perfumer customers for whom he makes special toilet preparations scented with were fortunate to secure a handsome sample lino of wraps and coats "Just in time for this sale comprising perfumesmanufactured for these ladles exclusively riefi silk velvets this season’smost favored models made of lustrous broadtail silk plushes and or the average woman however to choose a perfume and use it in everything cuffs ine collars and gracefullydraped- effects with large set-in sleeves drop is brocades shoulder quite satisfactory enough the market In it had been without "cornering” effects If these bought in the regular way the prices would be quoted differently pretty fancy is wraps A to select a favorite Sizes bust Prices blossom whose form and color and all of these are exclusive models to up from odor you prefer and this the make flower you always wear and its scent the perfume you use or Instance dainty a widow who Is very popular always wears a cluster of violets she has long since of can be easily removed when launderingand the nurse have each had to take though rosewood from which thejuame OUTER a abandoned her mourning and can be obtained The average needlewoman enjoys is Baby’s necessary she uses delicate violet garments teaspoonfulto encouragehim to take sachet coat is of a violet rosewood treo is found In sewing on the fairylike utmost importance his” This garments and th© shops toilet water and a display a varied assortment powder faintly rench Guiana and Brazil and the scent for baby and scented with the same designed grasps every it is delightful of lovely designs or obtained from even more Whit©serge possible occasion-as an excuse for making Another woman has perfume chosen heliotrope odor of the flower say bedford cord than tho cream bengaline She favors a soft shower bunch scent experts article V and crepe de chine are tho soma new broadcloth of hellotrone with her materials is a good flower to make more frequentlyused for evening gowns Mignonette irst of all there are the exquisite and hei’ toilet all these The slightly and coats required to preparations your you can get perfumes little amount ownsoaps but of course and pervaded bonnetsfashioned of lace chfffon make a coat depends entirely upon the suggestthe same odor powders all creamswith are much fainter for this silk or sheer linen heavily interlined of material and if a reliable heliotrope Is th© delicate odor of width rather and that is a with cantonflannel to provide th© pattern is scale of the overpowering flower purchased a modest the thing of be careful carnation scents are lengths required will which we must and warmth-lace is on Leading IntermountainMusic School Geranium appear The scent wallflower Irish crochet used envelope strong must always ba apt to bo too strong but the extensively E avoided It Is for infants' garments at present and have cut out the sections Willard Weihe President rench call it the giro-f After you vulgar and unpleasant or as the John J others to McClellan Director on accountof its excellent launderingcut correspondfrom canton sometimes offensivesaid that there lee is another satisfactory blossom qualities is most satisfactory flannel Levi N Harmon Vice Pres and It In various serves as an interlining Bret Harte once was one can wear which because Gen and a circular medallion of baby Baste th© sections of topcoat Mgr no sweeteror more womanly way for shades in real or artificial flowers toilet Purchase B portray herself Irlsh for the and to this and then those of the lining Serge Campbell Secretary a than in the o'ne centerback woman to can get tho perfume In most of insertion from loor Templeton Building use of a delicate elusive scent but he an inch Stitch th© on the machine or Top preparationsor at any rate it Is easy join a bands seams the half to two inches in width by hand lining as Indeed Tho and fit Phone Wasatch 2105 almostall normal people of to order them scented with this fra and smoothly cap will be more effective if insertion to the top the interlining with All refinementdo condemned the heavy grance Cover branches of music taught of two varieties is used alternately a second lining of china silk white is perfume A debutante of the last season modern systematic thorough jnTho plain to color this The rose Is a charming flower to mesh can be used with a preferable a Whipstitch upon a corsage bouquetof ior teacners and figured design and the’ edges are joined neatly th© cloth or silk and aLiuviiun advanced pu wear but one must take th© greatest for her first dance to pils and beginners it trifle larger than the coat so make care In using a scent that suggests she had it too in spite of by whipstitching them together To a that motherly O It for most of these aro rather too the ©Xact size without trying- the it does not rub opposition through quickly Edge Prof John J McClellanpiano strong to bo pleasing It was effective and she wora the cap on the baby baste the laco to th©' collar and cuffs with a scalloped a Prof WillardE at other entertainments paper pattern Irish Weihe violin Attar of rose Is taste much too assertive same decoration which can be removed edging of cluny coarse lace such asBest vocal for the' violet after the lace Is filet or Prof Alfred ‘though It Is and used a delicate wood permanentlystitched crochet Arabian point A still first average fpvorlto In the east together inish the edge Prof A Wetzel public school and the so that In her simple white about the perfume that the war In the face with-a scalloped music news has frock with its note of fresh of the the doctor called to see the Balkans dewy edging Clomenia Pratt elusive violet scent she lac© and the portion Larson worked oriental havoc among rose farms has green and the about the neck baby its mother informed him that th© art caused and achieved with a women some anxiety suggesteda wood nymph her narrow picot edging’ left for the Infant the day Tuttle harp this their fashionablenerfume first season Mrs Walter about a success during that The foundation cap mad© of a’ medicine was all gone fact though all the So much so in fact single thickness of flannel covered Prof L A Ramsey art As a matter' of'used one or canton roses that are’ for perfumes do two other pale blu pink "Impossible!”declared the surprised shamelesslyimitated china withor white physician The pupils) harmony class (free to all debutantes not come from that part of the silk the "I told you to give him her after About edge stitch a a world having first meets each Monday at andmoreover there is substitute for lace and teaspoonfulonce an hour” modest maidenhair fern as decora narrow frill of Valenciennes iov unuer air xicJieiian the rose altogetherin a certain sort tion basta tho lace cape-to this so that It "Yes but John and mother and that Here this till 29-31 WILLIAM An selected pay t Di 1 Iron Bed Outfit Bed ’ ’ ' t ever offered to the I and Slattress ! UTAH s CONSERVATORY O -th© MUSIC necessary public : - a J dov iiWJ'r $150 n 1 V P1' 'WjwWSflM $150 50a week down and 50c together -the a week Insisted maidenhair-fern obtain ’ HEADS DEPARTMENTS - k astil - iks i If IJ ' When : -Mrs -dramatic - Massive heavy Iron Bed with continuousposts martin strong bteei bpnng witn woven wire top and a lull size lelt mattress exactly like above The lot for 3 2-inch St Z- a t W finished in vernis ished in verms coil supports and j$1575 - ' i before is- i -distinct enrolled ' scorned1- a - a 'S :1S V i - ' I J |