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Two was luncheon Hydei string program club ‘ and orty-fiVe-mlnute Wednesday to Lake to ' Dance Lhevinne take Miss place from Ogden" rates ii Wight Eddy Raymond ‘ jr Edna Thomas Messrs Perry’ loyd Mr J b' -L v off Sale Peters and ’ Miss 4 in few Mrs ’ have Mrs William of theweek Mrs Mary f L We have these sales twice year a visiting Old Stpclc No Mr Samples or part Mrs h Coats Suits Gowns1 in Waists Hats Hosiery Neckwear and Novelties are thisl season’s-goods the Latest and Very Models tt is I 1 the The t- '4 Blouse V 1 : in detail every T gettingrperfect- the aist Wai and ? fitting of All Personal Garments- ' Satisfaction Attention Are to Helen tne Reedal wnere city uf 4 - nights ' ii - f the fl city irr city and he will 4 £ - I 1 J D W WOMEN week — Salt London n uvL lvnn visiting a -snent friends 3 the past J td the jrwas - aSS the for among and music accept will none able like it replacing measure! and exists ! culture enlivening — the with once You are the of piano the of members the you should have' you at and if of 'even tneirown 01 That last is servatlon loaded understand! few of his j your losing more present day nrpauct hit Pianola the music-roll In oe AV enables that novice the even with day to j If do yon the best if play not well— piano performance a of musicianly true — Pianola the you a the is if play you most satisfying little-even play you Piano logical most buy can S- i 0 ' I - There 1 Play musicians The Pianola Piano It reproducing ' And Pianola the One But Is — P stands afford with the Piano’s By Genuine of of Pianola i recognized is and countries exclusive of of patronage Pianola the world’s the Visit Our to it player-pianos the 1' pianos : l Warerooms ( will visit you to demonstrate pay (gladly will warerooms our superb these We ' a carry instruments whatever 11 to you j it I ’ - Pianos Pianola Piano si1 j p in a leading musical cultured classes ' ( the type superiority conspicuous endorsement the of country every i its by an organization instruments have who made — its applicationto the pianoforte its the in of manufactured such player and of Steinway— Wahar— Stack— Tke instrument piano-player the reason received all — produce to authorities clowning understand- ’Il t on of means mual a in other only study has A all — who the Piano leading the as is life hand-playing- interested you are at line of and Pianola Pianos complete without your incurring any obligation f It a on Accompaniment Graduated -the the feature world Piano Pianola Metrostyle— furnishes performer wonderful the Pianola The by Pianos five but Stayreaaat — the played into specialized of element expression every play to built is Wheelock player-pianos devices The Themodist — Sustaining Pedal Device exclusive and The law“n the of OUR party Bowring the $550 monthly and exchange from cost upwards suit to terms allowance convenience may A your made M ynll liberal -be ‘ j J arranged be I - Berg Ray Zilla EVERY WITH ANSON & PURCHASE f ' of past week J wwith pany this Lake Ar They they where -for will their W W Mr and arid children several davs" Taggart Mrs a Salt Lake M iggins Henry in evening few a home the of the stage membei feliglon class at workers in Monday the ourth ward delightful a and friends re their parents Sunday to Salt turning Lake Tuesday J and Sarah Midgley daugh Mrs Sat ter Miss of Bertha Midgley of weel spent few days the a Lake social of iggins The the rooms home were tastefully for the decorated occasion and the evening pleasantly spent was in social Reconversation games and(were served freshments Alice and MorLouise Berg Misses to rispn visit Lake up from Salt came -Salt I have returned from in relatives visitiwlth children left visit for tertained of board ' Mrs Bow son week days days Ko of days the relatives here inrtosette com in Brigham has been or morns his CO j seveiil spent visiting Ogden South Main Street Next to McComick’s Banl 74 I r Wight and LIBRARY I CARSTENSEN Mer-iam Critchlow EXCHANGE REE ' 1 ’Mrs action gives playing the as y obtain- Lee Jarvis ife Willie Horsley Milton Peters Jack J Piano i ob- friends Edith Gidney and tone ' Carl tliur ing ways-pby 1 on ring with Pianola correct matter of expression plane from all other the Its i" which Wesley piano of is music knowledge necessary of The notee a composition are in The expression you put Piano different ' -' ! 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ornament 4 Whitney premiere and very pianjsts opera in German Covent Garden its at it as of Mr a highest Played the produce next r- Iq Horsley costly it Oris 1 of visiting week J- George ZJ6S0UTHMAINST 'j " to He the witmtne and English Richard his can be played Pianola music-rolL hand-playing of x Stewart C August Helen - - artists “Rosen-Kavaller” Strauss’ iri corner Benin in to production American is confidence utmost tp return prospective — - part l the -her visiting Miss other friends for j?’-: RM‘ the Mrs of OR has was a week Salt 'Lake ‘of providing by Piano with or production 1 the Morton davs SBS8 hand C still Pianola The entertainment Logan such constantly be The I by Blanche Mayhue during city the can you — estimate 1 of- should then it ? remain Mrs Oscar few days a of Bullen Annie Knudson - soil r and this this ’ was lovers Leon and Mrs visited Mr in is -V- Jhan is house a greatly opera which music ago Miss ! ha- play cannot ‘ the should home not is few high-class gave-a week Herschel !' 14 family I Lake I '1 others- City i’ Mr i on ! spent and Lake Salt will the in P P v r of nd I at - superintend other no as use - the of: Puccini’s "Girl the composer’s of the in piano your hurrying was Actually you a — such?i it do furniture - -to Lake a she friends days visiting C and Mrs by Wonderful as to of article an and - Mon spend will ‘ f Mbst Italy he played be presence days Salt east Lottie Cozier assisted Mrs daughi daughters Eileen Misses and les j 1 f to instrument 1 here but hurried Whitney was back to superintend) the London for the arrangements American of in which "Baron Trehck" ' Jfl Bargains a to time production Golden West" red i Nel-cit- our meant If Lake and gone-to visitin? Pianos Silent i Txgan has Outgrown ’musical a merely others Its influence education hope atmosphere he I premiere -years is customer sure of and Best Materials many Its 1 in Has home youf ' Crossman have Mr W a trip to returned 'from tne Yellowstone park Hilda ’Miss is'up from' Salt Hansen visiting her sisters Lake Mrs Oscar and Mrs Alice Petersen Wilson G II of visited Mrs Malan Ogden in this a’ w her? orotner compton days this city a few week Peters has Perry returned from ne has spent the past where England two a missionary He as was in met by his mother New York Mue afid D Peters sister John Lois and Rllla and reda Misses Watkins visited’ the principal son They ft t? Each short and house opera in so is they Merrill visiting Mr Merrill --1 L This willat the7 be given in theatre Puccini Rome costumes selected the and setting’ scenery of the opera’s Boston production of his opera as the best of all the three of the piepe American versions and’ these well entire cast Boston as as the of will with the role be exception one for the Italian epiployed forthcoming -D of like there W week Ltfe Home Yaur visiting few in World Piano the Lake C ’Ada Johnson she where several J t ’S week relatives Olsen A qf Part Nielsen Oner as children a Intimate an their salt spent Music Coastanzi Ogden the of visiting the Miss I' ' -’ ‘All The the she i Lowe in Salt ‘Lorin Miss tana ’ I’ ' but off Knudson where remain and MacDonald friends and Mrs of days : stopped Wight and summer L our stay extended will remain an Stohl was Boston the first the tlve Afotw conceptions- who American managers Henry Russell manager the here came Piano - L home at £ friends I ' r is N join Mr the during D is in the city j Among of ’ ' '' ' Pianola The they - Sheffield during She Lake City weeks Stohl Oleen to Panguitch gone will h City a day or two Estelle Jensen her parents after salt a I A of Olsen visiting Oscar Brigham but art ' ' - innovation the over adore 1- ’ r-nq Stewart Mrs in were parents Now On Vernon Irish critical was 't f ft I 7-: ' in-terpretation utensils Charles Chester Knudson D son I' tin Mesdames Evans Reese E this rather -and-that Horsley N Earl John Knudson Wright Shuring Noble ishburn John W Phillips Bernard Neb Tanner Alphonzo Semi-Annual j future the very near received presents many friends lady while Mr Stohl her ‘ Nelson was showered in the from the boys party Dain ty served rerresnments were Those Misses Mattie West present were: Olsen Leal Agnes Blackburn Eva Gidney Violet Connie Madsen Madsen Cooper Marco Lee Madsen Laura Amy Olsen Eulalia Jensen Daisy Veda Cooper EVhns Hortense Marguerite I 25 tyz delightful in her audience new the heroine assembled about and decorated was electric illuminated with lights The evening was pleasantly spent in games and other musical diversions numbers In the party Stohl Alda Delores were: Evans Earl Regular — Isolde-and r Neeley A in night of lorence w-ith today Line! Very low Oregon ShortCardstori Lethbridge Magrath urttier etc details later July Royal -1 distinct a Her light but charm-1 very pronounced histrionic abilityinstant favor She won had the advantage of an Italian opera With setting too a rench in there modern one which are fixed laws of tradition and no German to Ideals She once combat was at to give a second gaged performance of the did better the and even same opera than the first night second on I MftB MHiHli I ’ no home CITY 8 great for one the - was - will 3 Via a of the early part shower given was the at the of Mr and home week jr in of Mrs Charles honor Wight tne approaching marriage of Miss Hortense to Evans which Alphonzo Nelson Round TO CANADAAugust EXCURSION I Brigham the at tonight Saltair at concerts band once for Herald-Republican) The City to (Special Merchants’ for railroads all on at Society State Acquainted” "Get Ogden canyon Round trip Salt 12 few a f by On Alice the contrary Miss at who the appeared Komische Mimi in’ "La Boheme” scored a! BRIGHAM ' Romania quartet tenor Graham Mrs Henry Kirkman soprano: Love dance from Madame Sherry Bolish July to $100 the i ': Saturday excursion building Templeton riday Salt races popular Utahglrl for Gates goes to Cassell and then she will rehearsals go to she rests where Marlenbad ' 'en-’ which Miss Salt 6:00 leaves Lake Office Hotel Utah Lake-Oerden Salt requested be 611 before city PROGRAM by writ REQUEST should organist the ing ? m has chief J impreand' only long-established trifling with firmly rooted traditions and ’So ’that great as was she did not with American meet critical favor that had' expected we the trains Ticket of rW ’ all roundsuccess jpg voice and ner least the are and the summer the -ft 1 American 1 the this OGDEN Line train P McClellan i TO Acquainted” outing Ogden canyon Twenty-four City the ft qulte -interpretation press brook will Miss play at in $100 trip Mendelssohn’ J SPECIAL Numbers '“Gt Hermitage Night’s (“Midsummer gan ’ Deshayes Performer by Short assembled had- Germans with give a to Sonlnetti Rogers i Oregon in outings Rheinberger EXCURSION Via Grieg SATURDAY : 'Organist i 5’ - -r- ftil : Neruda i WeddingMarch 4“ Song ban de Pastorale (b) J j - (b) a Offertory Ppstlude at will numbers the following organ this services morning Phantasie Pfelude ' Organist organ Andantino i-I Lemmens ‘RIDAY 3 ' organist church Y Cannon Congregational students to party united and of German would and ever been promoter It is the and stellar attraction but fair to for Miss Gates has say this been sn modest has shrunk so nerof pub--feetsistently from any suggestion ner proiessionai except wnere ncity few labors that are concerned except the saints and the elders Utah German of in Berlin stationed what she know in and been this So has colony done with to part that her removal another of the Germany we shall all sadly miss greetings bright the solicitous presence and the camaraderie of charming accompanying” White Tracy jrst jolly she ( Miss Lemare Performer by Pontificals Marche t Debat-Ponson - MDCXX de D Chant b) l i Cannon f b) fa) summer performer Y MacDowelli l 4 L :J J Tracy Andante — Seraphique Berceuse : j Athens”i THURSDAY the friends We although-the ‘wild rau - Not charming young woman of her kindnesses remembered splendid Christmas rejoicing will Wetzell spend farm near Big Cot- ' Beethoven Assistant-Organist remainder to ' Mendelssohn Performer ’ v- at by Arr gone of and Gail Mills Mrs Dimmitt soprano harpist Miss Lydia meeting White are artistic with Roeial and success on their California tour through Of the CnauGras? at the Valley tauqua meeting Morning Union speaks hs follows: Hon Rainey’s "Preceding Henry Dimmitt-White the speech concert company selections with vocal entertained and several numbers on the harp Miss White being ah’ especially artistic Dimmitt Mrs that instrument on has a which charmed sweet yolce in the hearer a numbet- of choice selections - Lemareb-Melody in the has I ‘ - Mehdelssohn : Dubois for j Edw : Grand his townooa Kimball orchestra Wetzell Professor his vacation on ft P A and Volckmar WEDNESDAY l Tor Hoschna vivace Mr Weihe Wiliiafh Mrs Wagner Gems Geehi I iL German EMI ft jets mh—HiDqM i 'l German-center this singers seemed Cannon of home became ' ac-company ! is Gates who to so leave The soon house us was and charmingly arranged decorated supper capacious dining was served In the to and the echoed room rooms Utah merry happy badinage songs and until the sma’ hours wee We here in Berlin will surely miss the gracious of spirit Miss and'helpful Lycy Emma Gates She has been friend to a every willing homesick Utah missionary a and assistant to Utah student a every cheerful adviser for con-' every German vert has met or who ever known this I Allegro comfortable Utah farewell Puccini v will - MKHh s- will: be Cecil Brigham the month of have-seen weeks oft at Nordica the matchless development number Bright I Best and She - wsrf -ft fr h her of ' ’ J-a to few’ last sarlos brim the to r’ ’ i1’ invasion American out4her-program Miss results the best X 4 - The I with years of masters of astonish some with her voice filled under -study the - opera Boheme Mr violin for McClellan-or solo) new Andante (3) Guilmantft t (2)' ! Best been Sauret - rj Wagner 1 Willard jsnniim Schumann Best ! Isolde” and -"Tristan Mr Concerto wedding orchestra) by spend Austria ' I an " lashman) Cradle Song Mr and Mr Weihe You (tenor AJone I - (a) (b) ADtnuuen (Accompanied ft’’ ft- - ’ honrer first who acquainted with Utah people years ago some her through Miss and lodger Gates has since who joined the Mormon of church efforts through the Laurence and is Clayton others the Utah headquarters in Berlin has rau Scmidt had temporary lodgers from numerous the Beehive state and has housed under her rooftree winter’ a this party of the and jolliest most Industrious Utah this city has for students seen time some The night before last Scmidt’b rau at 8 rooms Prlnzregentenstrasse saw a of Puccini Mr westward likewise The ’ChaminadeMacDowell by her her 1 sad--ness Relf O r - -X? 'IT 5 Mil ' ' Rose solo Selection from Eyes Aria from La : McClellan to Wild a t Lemmens ' Prelude ft ini (b) jonnston J Organist " Cannon Rheinberger by Performer '"TUESDAY' ' !l To -Hollins Melody violinist latterer The I- anfare 3 (a) (b) or-i i (c) G been - i Mrs to in '"She needed associates more they did not expect’ which than her with piano record splendid they which fully So anticipated we good-by bade them with much rtin-gled and congratulations personal 'in following program has for the occasion: from Madame Butterfly (lute ff (b) ‘4 arranged Selection l organ Song Even song Capriccio (a) Tracy The face Germany lobby evening ' her Scmidt from their orchestra and Alfred I 1 4 u- interesting her t this these accumulated of Walton the with is ’ X j in - -Where the studying rench She has had range and instructive experiences friends may'be' sure she Is glad is Godard May given’ be Utah Welhe 1 Y- will Hotel the tenor r I week: Largo Spring ’U fiaVe A’musicale -by ' to the Sk honor of Manager’ and who recently returned the McClellan — r Tabernacle dally Organist Assistant at at 1 MONDAY’ - - i had! programs a Edna sk t ’ then and IshO' Cassell opens in the second'’ week in August in-the difficult of and trying role Queen lx A "NT IrvlxA’ Ifnrrn r rvt "CM MX — A A’ Vfc JU o U vv unv Miss Gates has been' doing double duty In the she Royab this' last as month has been in’ singing air her-own parts to some-or r iorence niaston s aaauion is wfho has So rest been quite 111 her of months language many her turn obligato Gilder Miss ste' of for last composer? and a- Jeanet 'Accompanist f the the making close Braga i unft this Paris -Violin Miss dearest July who hold two will go on Miss Wilcox has carried and has spent several in Hyde Scherzo j ' following Romania' and at v idiosyn-: the vague si :r The i been that it a great Post Ragman -or Gates -glad ward for 1'Massenet Hyde violin' ftW-N ft- BD’ has her manager promised few and concerts at-this thisresorts summer — 'already her pro-' prepared joined are London n Serenade - Z- a secrets of -and Romania Capriccio 1 ’Mendelssohn 'i Miss Romania Hyde Miss Rose Plnnock dMlss Ronald rances Hahn Robbins duet Wcigenlied Schubert Miss Romania Hyde Miss rances Hahn Soprano solo Berceuse from Jocelyn j - efforts has prove world the York New f ! to years given js hospital Miss of J-Sanders -takes is given be -LDS Angel’s quartet obvious-I that music-making Kingdom United into padding’’ And the herculean of outcome I markedly falls or Miss - Violin - nmnrrtrt wonder second symphony Elgar “toils ly usually achieves mediocrity in frequent refuge reiterated Louise ' j ft solo I the curious joreic those ’‘exciting a'rid cable mails the Emma solo Thais Miss Romania J the fogs even the - Bond t Mrs Violin int but event” You there were none of scends’ with which the in impress usare wont to America is piece by Sir whet a hew Edward first in ‘Britain in first fact Britain” performed tin plainly audience dlsaothe "was in for this pointed” and ho er : ! had its! f - X j3he for Hnese events by 'her ’brother - Pryor Wearyln’ a w-i l’S t grams athwart events pass : will 5 1 5ft " v- ? 1 Godard direction the solo-Just ! London momentous tlje' the of disappointment was “a national musical dld’not?f ill in symphony second performance newspapers aa Contralto Boston the be -to I England down the on Parker ran x Transcript i in Germany of in T H Elgar : bows - I program afternoom at l''£ s' other bads— she has and pass dlmlor nooks sight screened from common the spread sails of our dally trifling to to We are always so come this of forits beautiful city Berlin of its musical for wealth atmosphere attractions and for the boundless it to which presents our But the eager ambitions we are none lessglad and' the day eager when for the home-going comes postponed to when our wills have the acquiesced fihartcial and mapdates of our purses with Our faces turned homeward we are to free all recall the joys which? await In us Utah But it was with considerable sadness that we parted from three of our lovely girls Utah andsaw ‘ifthem leave Berlin for at not forever many (months least in' Miss cases Lucy some Emma Gates goes’- to Cassell Cannon Miss Marian leaves' for her home’ in Utah she will pick Miss up Wilcojf ln Mona Selected 4 following ’ the which Mountains village Old Glory "J V f to partings by Bendix " ( I "ships all are speaking crafts which of mists common cherished our blinding and our nearest to the clutters junk which the our ownvessels or the lovely ' Woods the the On and that loudrly our and at Thomas German Dances) ‘ ’ ' -Z - A feweeksgive told’1 are we meetings night" the to Sousa ILinke "s ' "I ' PIETRO BY opportunities (Overture) Gwynne (Three I" I I as Life 25— of up We in follows: i in tne Triumph of ‘ ' St is Oge orever L A " BERLINmadeJune Olsen P Pastorale Country Dance Grand American antasia Popular Songs Scbnes Poetlques (Suite) - ft was (2) (3) (1) (2) Evans 'James Raymond Hoff-n lead-M and The Nell -- I unusually flute lashman cello - ft ' - bass AUiOO between “Tales of Traviata" either "La soprano ft- IVniVll take the leading isoprano rteese uavia win oe nearu as me soloist and other prominent iana in the cist will The appear man” ing preparations will music S of Miss return cityParis from the past studying tnui unuersiuua for Hie iproducbegun is it Jorgensen J '''' ' i - X - h appropriate music given orchestra composed J?" piano McClellan violin Alfred Rordame -McClellan’s Professor red Midgley viola: William of 'program a SECTIONTWO jWv - S celebrated' was by and of church the Utah fine Winters place Graham’s Hotel during day v - ‘ Independence the 4’' - -Mri Lemare - is 'L' ’ ' 1 t- kXxxxooxxo Leave Berin 5 “j'V-if - - ' - Emigration city! day each -hours- takirig 'Mr ef the choir is Graham yi I i'k I conducting Wall street 333 flbA--- vus- ’ ’-v- ! hall - e ‘Bendlx My Wife" Calling Me” Hear -' ojoooooo ' You Marshall Mrs Henry Kirkman Butterfly Madame Selections ‘Til Sing of Thee Songs Clay Araby red'C r Graham Selections aust from Gounod has club Handel- the airy-: In Graham C "To Andantino "I of charge in apartments music his ft- ' the with and bureau affairs musical the " - associated -publicity ' became who lately club Commercial Graham red ' 1 from Roses Red ' " ft C red ' Nymph - xt -- M i1' t Utah Music Students Ely ' -Morgan ciuu ” “ I 7 -7 HomerThe land” d and '--i Selection “ u4 -Goddess i Garden ’ f ( oocxxkxxxxxxxxxxxoooo t- Lullaby Water One)Hiles Page Graham- Liberty ot i C red 2” Tj K - f : Indian i I ' Macushla i t a 'Macmufrough SUinJAYJU HEEAU)-BEUBLICAKrSA ' h ft'4 f' '! mA 4’ - T?4A f |