Show L ' ‘4 'b D k ' SALT HERALD-REPUBLTCAN THE - IVfR ST 1 I f r ! i E K vJL i will give I i (Continued society rom a V-1 guests PrecedingPage) Mrs have p re- Phil n I Afa They zl "VT - Speckart S 7 ' V a already I j I j BB I ! munity I i At w e He IB Durable Mr a -but of California Glee club The will Universit' heard 'In Salt Lake May be which has made a reputaUon throughout California and Washington Oregon red C is responsible for their Graham The appearancein this city boys from company Berke Includes thirty-five ley quartets both vocal There will bealso vaudeville and and instrumental - - - W The expense Oriental Rugs wearing qualities splendid covering you Bundhar of CA6x9 V J Rugs BUNDHAR Introduce w Upholstery In moderate the price make the it and Rugs Axminster Wide Q Q Large a Bundhar RUGS'PT' 18-3x10-6 d economicalfloor most WILTON Variety Colorings $25“d Notable ‘ 2 RUGS4-? Pretty Velvet I I “J Draperies Extensive An ’(fl J New $28 Rugs New Refrigerators Assortment BUNDHARAEE WILTON the are ine Alaska abrics 9x12 J Exceptionally of 9x1 I E A RUGSHO WILTON Designs 2 and can buy 9x1 li of Showing k in - — i yard Yr-— comedy performers This organization “ consideredthe equal or any college the pen of this talented coin: club from cu 2b his von Berlin Ito is Roland s s weeks nnurrani having been furnished him who V1Hleft last week for peror' of MONDAl Squire Coop Germany? who w “ Deo several months’ stay in sailed "1 Europe Holmnzo lern house Plorent to be night On the same boat were Monday Yt H"' opera even as the the celebrated pianist Paderewski who Li'onca va in's earlier work and gave recital byre last winter etfinpany tne Metropolitan opera which) Wagner with is going over for important engagection with merits ring of oper ksday great American musicians A many going ill be over soon to ’hear the flu m m this at ncmth Covent Garden Important e ci io ’u m unis N’nWt-x That 1M one time of the year that are M A m‘ m known re his m m from all over the world assemble 'La woi "Tri "V” and he V"i V"L": to enjoy the famous opera season v' ij NESJ be there for the seatom Squire Coop willrober of the will b“ conductor rehearsal 'ttusi' ancDl Arthur conductor n in u iersiup uf lur-s 'Ne of the Salt Lake theatre orchestra will be held i uesaa H his absence pon Ai 44 Main street at jrP- pI’ra-mrowsk of the 'lan the Members club Arrnrcrrl bv nerfo rmer Sixty boys of St Mary’s cathedral and lb Caledonianinvited pie neent choir will give minstrel show early Thistle find in ft’nrnAn rrAn arA cnrdlallv The boys under in June are working also Scots who THTRSDAL to attend are not members the direction of Miss Nora Gleason the of either club will be heartily Andan’e Sera pUlque I r cathedral organist and it is expected (’aijtio welcomed R tuat an interesting entertainmentwill be given An orchestra of boys will music of the Ma Maud w The department of the special features of the pro U tvill wind up what ts con gram of the most eventful years aulks erne 3K history of the institution in reg Smith has imen engaged as Oavid half accotiib isnnientH giving Bach uir leader of the Central Christian musfea on of th m the eoniiiifticemcnt ins duties numbers ourth urch and will begin from Organ May H is the orprogram mand bum new has not it gram it is the purpose of O""n maoo gantst Cecil Gates gave Mel-My fOlU music to one of committee that the Sun range best choirs in the city nounceniem from chesbra and band Hymn M asu-a £nl as rote includedL as w S Ruggiero Leoncavallo who w V!TPJ bv the D str n ’I’ag’lacci'’ which will be produced at of tile Lake theatre posed Ronald salt Wednesday riday May 13 14 lb am! B q is arc mi Tl ursday and mat M ci "1 nd director wOh Intvld Reese Miss Edna Evans Miss of MuspT" m ami Hugh W leads’and Uougallinan the fore chorus of 150 and orchestra of tu'oi -- sn -m 1 mb o- — at Spanish Tapestries also leathers 45 to u me is glee i t‘ ) G j fcl K L I 1 1 V " i ( I u 1 I 1 (ti I : U A w J H 4 h t i — : i 1 ' ' " 1 I o 1 XT" - ((illipfl ’ 1 square a i I Over to plain X( )TE-— We maintain equipped workroom for tlie I -1 t ffel2 01 You furniture of of description i Hiriiet clas make can’t BEST upward every work manship ' f deciding cheerful gaily-patterned different that Priced home your freshness of — will suggest rr ihb " B Linens in effects radiale in fairly the summer exhilarating fields and We shall be pleased appropriateideas flowers $945 I ’ Cretonnes Taffetas Block Imported Madras etc They Over 60 show you styles to from reup-holsti’rinu’ use in ALASKA an upon the are in now mistake a foot fullv d : : 1 million a I g) I Inelud I I W a the ’ J well-known styles without -j ! Iron is e 16 - As Clever work evident in the new Bundliar Wilton styles we are now showing The designers have caught the spirit of Oriental art and have reproduced facsimiles of all the famous Persian and Turkish Kirmanshah of Serape Bokhara Khiva Serebend Daghestan eraghan and other weaves score styles are representedin faithful likeness You may enjoy all the pleasures of Oriental Other and Mra William Shirley of the Musical Shirleys’ Concert will companyafter arrive in Salt Lake in few days a'plcasant and profitable ©caspn Mr and Mrs Shirley formerly resided In New York and Boston have made their home In this city for four ears amous WILTOX RUGSC AR I Tf!l Mr proceeding The Store Carpets 3x6 BThT)TARd7 WILTON RUGSM a This al In fc a 191?- 3 Only BUNDI S£and David Reese the Utah tenor who has been singing tho leading part in Harold Orlob's "Red Canary’’ production on York wired Prof Broadway New Giles Wednesday saying he Thomas wag on his way to Salt Lake The wire came from Chicago and stated that the Utah singer arrive in time for wouldrehearsal to be held the big Pagllacci riday Mr Reese has been singing the "Red Canary" In all the eastern musical centers and has had great success The New YorkHerald stated that “even the times of low during tariffs $2 a seat did not seem at all excessive when the cast included such singers as David Reese" etc Reeseis enthusiastic about “Pag-llacol” he is to sing with the which Universityof Utah Musical society early jn May Hq returns to York New here after the production immediately' as well as cho Orchestral rehearsals rus and principal rehearsals are daily and all point to flnisnea or tn is bwiu movyng tragedyproduction i YAY Obtainable yr--- h A- SUNDAY UTAH aww " ' has been decided by the limit the number of charter and almost all of that nutn-ber applied Not in many a d'hy has a movement among state musicians aiinki aunnnrt na nnanimmia Musical Art societv and nprsnnn from of the state have different parts asked for membership cards any doubt the movement to withoutpersons interest in music and to support efforts to produce the best is the most altruistic of any attemptthat has been made here in years and Is one that deserves the hearty and staunch support of all musicians isOnethatstrong point of the organization per-i sons wishingto Income members need musicians not necessarilybe but may be outsiders who really want to foster good music for the benefit of the com- who woik professional liAfo Andelin'ssister of Mrs singers half of a recital here soon It board to members have Utah year and nHrtc a zx4-Ev n jntT7 Andelin are f' J ANDELTN after home rl tn a f WILLARD ‘returned I W 1 V h AND MRS eently J 3 IB JL CITY I — I LAKE I to I I n ESTABLISHED ' v 1 r:i i : r i : 1 1 h 1 n : : : - "I't-ra r I t i Dinwoodey's i r i t a - e ’ r a i ' v i :r- ' i i h r : o ' - j : ” I : v-ri i c : ! -or: ' j I -W S m-rus i 1 v i ’ " ’ - v INE ri:-)g - l t C : l j 1857 d i i mu-si-iatis ! 1 1 1 furniture ‘ 1 8 o i 1 i i c ) i 1ft i v a c ' b a t - 1 bem b : ij 1 e r c ' i i o t - S 1 JM 5ft l t I " y-t ’ d a v THE 1 I h i t e e A H r i s o 1 i ! 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TABERNACLE - New n p a i n u 1 8 t i -m good onsideio-d born at Naples Italy pieces was has th a week ago ven 1858 His father was man of idea of holding concerts being president of the high tut ion and special day his mother was court of justice and will bo soon be designated the daughterof a painter celebrated music for to the department The bov was sent to the conservatory when lie was years of age and re16 celv-d bis at Riigghro diploma was thinking as ’much of as or iuusi who oi nteraiure Study AT Ila went to to vnnrA Bologna noted Italian poet ami iy tne under ha had reached his twentieth year una another had won diploma that of b : f l-’rlday I n tho address will the par ward Twenty-fourth 11 eorge cl That Iron Guaranteed Is orever fHB as 5 i he i or letters tile i to wo’rk Up went “Pa gllacci’’ he and completedin five months This season's noonday organ recitals Curi-or lad producedin Milan in JSp2'story will begin of tomorrow at 1210 sl’arp M 'ously enough the libretto from LeonThese recitals have iiilH little oncra was taken famous the life cHvallo’s own experience As a world over and thousandsof tourists small boV he was under the rare of hear come to Salt Lake ejoh year to villager named Silvio when a young traveling troupe of players came to the gresit organ played by the Tabernacle’s Canlo the leader and his town was celebrated organist beautiful wife Nedda was of the troupe Residents of Salt Lak" enjoy the heart of But Nedda had captured They planned the few at noon when they Silvio an elopement youngand the Tabernaclefor little being were killed go to discovered bv Canio are familiar and to hear the splendid Those who the main given there with the opera will recognize incident not the will plot in this even Organist McClellan I’rulay'and Saturday every Tuesday names beingthe changed Assistant Organist T work or next importance Cannon Perhaps ial hour A nvj 1 g ta- ?n-Which Thirty i A 1 J J ch ward be-ome or u s) n d 11 w c Ed-J ' of Elr:a a Mrs GET r : riri g officiate -first ‘ bH'HB — hart-lambert quartet a deservedly popular musical organizationcomposed of the Misses Lucile Hart and ae Lambert pupils of Miss ProfessorSkelton Helen Howard cellist pupil of ProfessorSchetler and Miss Lucile Howe pianist pupil of girls have The made rapid advancement and they ProfessorLiles ef classical as well as popular pieces Their services have large repertoire ins public functions ami private and demand parties arc everywhere they have appeared they have received the highest en comiums violinists bH bH HH p The Improvement See This Wonderful O ONE THESE AVORITE ONE r ELEC TRIC IRONS THIS reader may secure avorite Electric Iron a by for $200 the Daily ordering ill and the in Sunday order 6 I p I Herald Republican - below blank for and Oration- Mamie Story Retold “Wh God Is Also” a I -for I and WILL SUMMER Any i-rs - nient YOU Premium DepartElectric Iron Herald-Republican ESHB J J’rof Driggs of Unl-x Howard ity of U tab Closing antlcm God Is Our Refuge ward choir Thirty 6:o m in Thlrtv-flrst ward Ateting house m Twenty-seventh ward Mutual association — Meeting at o’clock m ourth corner avenue and V The Madsen Percy Goddard Bowers Ed Pike Madsen Jesse Rupp Evans I’ John ranklin programs J erg? 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