Show ' THE r n — ca o r? o - MISS - MILDRED BRADORD has soprano who will be a soloist at the afternoon for conferencevisitors Miss Bradford work with David Reese who will remain the unsettled conditionof things winter on account the east He has great confidencein Miss Bradford who rich soprano voice and a most pleasingpersonality — HE Salt Lake' held Philharmonic in Utah-this its first rehearsal musical in of workwas possesses a will has been set for the concert :-s — r ‘ ' r " hi® Stephen be Phillips held day by 'the cele-brationto Sil Ladies Monday afternoon Literary club on Oct '12 230 o’clock at Mr?and Mrs Charles'Carlson'-will' give a dramaticreadingof Jiri Carlson's in grand opera one based on Phillips’-po'emplay UcJ Stephen "lole” pianist and Mrs Carlson Arthur reber violinist will render the music HeCarlson reads the text score while Mr thei action and explains The score is laid before the Temple of Juno and is Lfl intense and dramatic The poem-play is a modern masterpieceand Mr Carlson’s musical setting has won the praise of many leading musical critics lie in both America and England Mr’Carlson says: "rom the moment read the poem-play “lole” was with a desire to give it a dramatic musical setting had Before received the permissionfrom Mr Phil lips’ publisher to use the text had completedmore than half of the opera As soon as the opera was submittedit was published and placed on sale’’’ Mrs will also give a talk McHugh on Stephen Phillips’ life and work L c 1 u m 1111 g’ i LjX STATE THE Is -act with ready largest the stock ' ' ' V"- works standard publications fiction of new State the in and home Utah of I I Oar enthused an I Im reception '' 'i ' entertaining isfY I ” ' J ' y ' : J 1 Director its i? 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' ' ' ' ’ - at no late date the state list has not yet been showing the registration As ’ a exact given' number had several Since his return home he has flattering offers from the organist Nora of different the of cathedral Miss Gleason for repository Books the the School State Library State made have We with Education of Board for which for contracts State also and cannot be lye kzril Utahns of Books Books the prepared We ’ stltution Library of s the are Text Larry Claytonand Daire Van Cott are at Harvard There are others at Yale the Massachusetts Institution and of Technology and at the several seminaries but the greater of number are in Utahns attendanceat the New England landers Conservatory of Music of the N Ralph manager E C fact that says it is a surprising in the face of the present conditions that the this year is heavier enrollment than the previous He the I- line largest located in ' ' ' are perhaps more Utahns than any other city Boston outside of our state yet it is seldom rue any mentionis made of who they are where they are located and what they are doing although many of them are destined to become our foremostcitizens ' ' new country We S i Every weekly- arrives represented is the have the in -students ’ : ’ Calendar Lake Madame of present Value We Musical college Sophie Brodbeck will talented one piano Master Paul Higgins in a piano recital to be given by himself at the Consolidated Music hall October 27 Notwithstandinghis age 10 years he has made rapid by learning progress the correct German piano method - s MissMav quartet which was formed ago and made its first the Hotel Utah grill was at received last evening enthusiastically nt the banquet given by the bankers cafe They sang' at the Hotel Utah of selections as well number popular classical numbers The quartet as some the Rotary club meeting also sang at at Provo end is rapidly becoming very popular The members are John Summerhays tenor Dougall second Hugh Wi Call baritone tenor Waldemar A and Alva Woodward baritone-bass Salt The v t fiction neu) of book I who Verne McCullough mission An Week’s the S me ’ !' weeks OR i y £rn -musical Anderson'Miss The fa- - on a which program was offered Included musical numbers by L D S male quartet Miss EvangelineThomas H recitation Dr J Grant little Doro thy Ball A Cardwell Miss Blanche Stark Miss Hole recitation Miss Ada Mildred Knight Miss May Irma Simmons Prof DonWaldemar Carlos ffiiCall Miss Geneva Harris Skelton’s stringed orchestra ®3Wood player “Lucia” the sextet from rrwhlch ?‘‘Humoreske” orchestra members Irene Anderson Marie Howard 'Callister Lillie Reiser rancis Hahn Rose Bismark Delta Anna Warren duet Mitchell by Messrs Call and and a ‘(wo J O u tJ CONCERN IOOK 'KJ fj ’ - - fln-Mshed : aj ' ofmany ‘ U c±l ’-'“Phelias” orchestraShould toneouiage worked anorganization J -- s ' moresuccessful occasionsand given for was soon will leave ' K " A‘ LEADING THE ' be -to ' Z - hall - f ’ re-hearsais farewell - 1 M J - pleasure Thursday with keen there will be a stringed Instrumentsand other instrumentswill follow of later Last year the concerts were than on former it is hoped by musiciansthat this rj’ear will be another successful season tl’rofessor reber was conductor last £year and obtained splendid work from The orchestra is composed men Salt Lake and able musiciansof they give their time unselfishly to practice weeks before they producea concert The program cordially supported be more those who year after year such wliave to give Salt Lake a BJU X r - ' ' - !: r U& M J ' 1 morning Monday evening O Miscellaneous seemsto 3 w street Work will Mendelssohn’s' orty-secondLie and J C I QW-O'O'W1 m I U ME S meet the stake In m p SIU -association will officers are the' ensuing year for chosen stake South on ’Psalm thepractice rehearsalof i KI W - - is probable thatlt will bo given The about the middle of December society will be Utah Musical Art of the ’concert and there patron be a general interest manifestedin reber the coming event Arthur violinist and conductor will be the pleader He said that he anticipated 1 8 Wednesday at ifth W started 4 Organists’ and ‘ Pioneer on be I - Ht -his Mr Evelyn but the DESERET violinist Smith ' w JO :: Choristers’ of V 1 ' and assist The - No r i vocal definitedate first concert its i ‘ IZ Child Brown Hubert Swansea Miss Dora --of orchestra the seasonTuesday Enthusiastic done on te “New World Sym-phony” which the orchestra Intends to teivc’ Tat recently 'taken V L ' A Tabernacle Monday ' 1914 4 — — — 1 -'il Music — - Celia in OCTOBER ’ C J - ’ e SUNDAY ’ - Week UTAH CITY rWMO IWC M LAKE HERALD-BEPUBIJCANSxVLT n -o ' t ' ” - x ! Vr O ‘ w ’ 10 have bargain at number large a of books offer to s prices for Everything the school parts of the country year says for Tuesday night The The program music at the irst Methodist yearly for by these boys is a pretentious Episcopal church today follows: many people that leave here their one and will give them an opportunity abroad must now spend money in SERVICE and those of displaying the ability for which they Prelude in E flat who would go the Wllles-Horne Gullmant this country for are to have acquired considerable abroad music scattering New w37er the''Bale of seats has been reputationPrayer Guilmant York Cleveland f ear Not O Israel Spicker Chicago Boston and the' concert Tuesdayieveningat follows: Anthem With the talent pouring in from the from Mrs C C Daily Miss the Tabernacle by Charles and Bert March Tannhause Leola Schrack four corners of the States and and rancis Alex Eberhardt United assisted by Great Tabernacle choir MacKenzle and Irving organ Shepherd Snow there is a big opportunityfor J organist and choir Canada Prof J J McClellan John McClellan Evan the big choir and the country to learn to depend upon reception Stephens Offertory Serenade indicate conductor an enthusiastic B Liszt for these favorite Utah minor Leon Cavallo — Belcher herself for the best fiJir musicians The Sonata In Charles old institution Solo Let Us Have was Shepherd This grand PH! Spencer Peace ErnestR Ball founded committee composed of John D Alfred by Eben solo Mrs E Tourjeein 1853 and Vocal(Soloist Sanders Evan Stephens Squire Coop inale in E the is to be selected by contest) Postlude annual enrollment'institution about 3000 Best Willan Harry Shopherd Tracy Cannon L this and Elegie While is a musical Hubay SERVICE iP Hor-ace 'Christenson Spencer Clawson instruction is given all of the Jdartinl-Kreisler Organ prelude— on Giles S George D Andantino wind Instruments Ensign Thomas En reed string and Bateau Debussy At Evening Dudley Buck J G Pyper Prof McClellan H Idyll Hubay Lemaire other also voice yet there are several Cecil Gates Hugh W Hejre Kati Bert Whitney B Jerusalem important branches taught such Skelton and red C Shepherd Parker as E Dougall George S A Jones rancis literature history pantomime Twilight Protheroe Mrs languages MacKenGraham is exerting every means to zie and choir dramatic art organ construction Tabernacle choir have a large Each audience present Offertory and tuningand hand culture D Pastorale in G the Trio minor Mendelssohn aulkes first Arthur member of committee Love the faculty is paradethey were at the time to act especially as the war Molto allegro ed agitato Watches Over All has been studyingduringthe past year Inheadyesterday’s himself to take tickets and either dlsof the procession meto tranquillo A Jones Shepherd a Salt Laker and who is an under Noak of the Boston symphony gave out practically no news Andante con Bert Mrs himself evi pose of or buy them Instructor of harmony and composition rom the first her teacher has Shepherd and Irving Postlude Triumphal March Hollins and very little even of favorable events talented r John D Spencerof the program com- (Jharieg and several of his Lilly Shipp year in Miss singer Miss will young previous Snow During the past denced an unusual interest some days had niittce who with Oscar leave soon to Kirkham late have been played by the has been re make a con Gluck-Brahms Miss Mona Smith of the Chicago compositions the race Hartley and hei progress that track at Long-champs of the competition for the worn-' Gavotte cert tour of the west Liszt Musical college and and the accompanied Reigen now representingChicago symphony comments markable and Auteuil had been an soloist reports great interest in the of converted the Utah Miss Glad Washington and into a cattle ranch Charles Shepherd Conservatoryof Music as were favorable Wickins cellist will continue Miss Amy Ahrnes and the Seine enof contest throughout the state Many piano instructor in Ella DwyeR a pupil of De Vote Lewis Colorado two and vicinity her under Adamowsky Mabel with The Ogden Miss boats tries have contestants of Miss Shipp’s in Berlin crowded bringing provisions come in her pupils in the Harrisville besides the private lessons has Utah ederation of graduatedfrom the isconservatory about andto point to will meet W’omen’s Wril present of preparations the'eommitteethis afternoon chapel on Madame Corelli to Paris aseemed riday The following five years ago and now one of the registered for two ensemble classes a Miss Shipp is a pupil siege Clubs at o’clock at the Consolidated Music which holds its annual pupils will take Miss W’ickins is also studying Richard Lowe and other celebrated "By foro’clock part on the program: faculty week of the same afternoon the soloist will be’ selected hall when Salt Lake the teachers meeting in beginning Stirling Wheelwright Emma Harris Miss Constance Reede is back for piano under Mr the Watson one of the government issued an edict The winner Will revive $25 for her Wednesday morning will have two work best teachers in conservatory A Marie Child Alice Owen Marcus Child her third yearher Her splendid all men up to 48 years of services Keen rivalry has been mani-fested musical Milllo Evening Telegram Philadelphia age and also evenings on its program a scholarship rom the those Asper Dorotha Harris Josephine last year won who had not yet and judging from the selections Sept 30: some of the best local talent in a violiniste who rances Hahn formerlya member Anderson Le Verna Taylor Alma Miss Helen Hartley Miss done military duty 18 graphic of the panic chosenby the contestantsUtah isin un-: interesting The Harris to Salt Lake people of the quartet and A description — youths of numbers federation Ada Child well Romania Hyde 20 Thersa Chadwick- is known and other foreign and a marked advancement the of will that struck dergoing has a special point of music violinist promise Americans made a young had study of residents in Paris “Since the middle of August music and art and at the meeting held in Springville when the leave October2Q for New York to study been trying to get to America Shepherd a graduateof the of a siege of that city by the passage Charles recently talent was the violin exceptional for baby and self and E this my found conservatoryin 1912 was honored displayed especially among some young violinist who will Germans by became current was given appear in the concert to be there was no possibility of getting by being made a teacher of that insti-t Arthur Hartmann a violinist high school students given in the In spite of the fear that the strikes morning Important tabernacleTuesday evening under the auspices of end of tution in the advanced department He of world-wide fame has fled away beforeby thegreat September who Philadelphia on music have been neld by would affect the band music at the fair good fortune teacher who this week the management is assured to this countryand is now in However probablyis the theyoungest the organziation at different times III LI Cxd lo 111(1 111 (3SS III (311 udlL friend of mine obliged by has served faculty of that inis for the past five through a on that Held’s band under a Mr Hartmann v and they have which illness to cancel his booking had always stood for the — will fulfill its obligation written contract years has made his home in Paris best secured sailing on the Ste Anne on and furnish concert at "On Sunday Aug 30 at 1245 noon programs The program: September 10 The sacred the first German aeroplaneflew over Si? the times agreed upon 815 o’clock Trio flying evening three' “Automobiles were around — for this afternoon is Paris bombs which Dailey Mrs Curtis concert planned dropping Mrs and Mrs Saunders people were leaving the city by the slightly damaged also assured The Wild has killed seven people and piano solo Miss Voelker vocal West show its part band and will contribute some houses thought it was (Continued on Page 13) solo Mrs C C Daily a full Thursday evening 815 o’clock — A musical evening Threemovements from £ 56 Symphony No moto op allegro Mendelssohn poco agitato Andante can Salt Lake Kg® in adagio Women’s string orchest-a Mrs EstherAllen Gaw con ' arranged R EPORTS from tha music stores and Drug company MORNING goingon-'for room ' All ? 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