The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-18
10 Cents a Week

: the course of the interview. that she was nm
able to eat dinner SO excited were her risibiji-
,ies Dy thc Maverick bill of fare as prepared by
Mons Peter lOiSelle. stewart and caterer" ~
ne tautO0gcally announces himself ar is al
yer! iunnN, she exclaimed. Just look at ito
ana she handed the writer a list on which ali
90. style. claret wine sauce: Mince pies in
non"r OF Mr. Henry c. Peakes, Imperial Cake
E y, n"nor OF Miss Abbie burlington, Meringue
ana more to the same effect
10 they do that at all the hotels here =,
asked Mrs. Darlington.
No, indeed" replied an acnuaint.nco who
had entered the room; 1.-THE idea is quite new
having been originated by Mr.. Loiselle or
Thnp t u MS c"inpeers probably p years ago"
Mons; LolScle, Il description of the nictureSGna.
y-attlred steward was furnished whereunop
I mts arlington declared with " laugh that She
cat III tne motel If by chance she saw him
MIS-. harrington is native of FOn-du-Iac.
w isG2nSn Her father is an editor ana enjoys
democratic newspaper in Wisconsin,. She was
married when ID years of age Her voice.
walch nad previously .received little training,
mat time with the intention of using if Before
the public She went to Boston and i'm the snort
LerHM ni Two Two years she was graduated from
the New England Conservatory of Music. Sinh.
scIucntly sac went abroad. to Italy, for the
Deneiit of her health which had by her ard,ous
s S1uGsS become seriously impaired. In few
and then her old love n-asscrteS i,aa'T
and she once more took up sOnv-exerciscs
iisr IL, master Mi, was Giuscppi Perrin. Her debut
s.rn az w m,,,, II. Iraviata An Italian impress
hcr' after trial, from several applicants and
I'VE t ner lucrative engagement, including
smo ochcHlS. She made an almost unparalleled
success. IN Milan, says u writer in the New
oth olio she was called before the curtain
hlhe iimcS and in the confusion '.br,va, brayuV'
c , DC heard from III parts of the house. At
III nHkpnnH Itnly oh, IL, l,.,.,
gianuGst success in the part of "Gilda' in
MiSoetto, ana that success may best he im-
~ i'leu from the fact that at the conclusion of
me engagement she was escorted from the
opera rouse. Il military band ACCOMPANYING
H ANN cncefs and shouts of "briva. bravo. Long
I'VE I'VE Jolo I"rbo, the American nightingale"
quo sang IN tlgOlettO" alone thirty five times
III taiy. She was selected at II O'Clock
one one day to sing 'Truviata," "Bclin-
u ,n, ana other operas and at l o'clock
was 10 sign contract to go Venice,
Dlil dld not: for in the meantime her father,
VINO was with her. received intelligence that
nls presence IN America was necessary. and
she choSc TO accompany him. In New York,
on octoher 1879, she appeared at the Boston
| music hall in connection with the StrikOs,.h
opera company, and since then she has been
prominently before the public. During one
| season she Travelled over {, UOU miles sang i'm I(,
consecutive concerts, and was before her al-
aiehce "'f Tunes, an average of nearly eight
Mr.: Mr. IarrInHton mentions occasionally that his
wife, so wonderful is her vitality actually
gained 80 pounds during the season Mrs. Car
rington does not enter denial but she laughs
(she laughs at everything and shakes her fin
ger reproachfully. Mrs Carrington's roper
tore comprises I'll Trovatore," al Plauto
Lucia di Lammernoor," "Iohengrin." 7.Pur-
!tnni,' Linda D Chamounix" "Ervani,"
"Dnorah,' Carmen" Aida" Don
Giovanni" "La Traviata," "GuglielmO Tell
eli sonttti. "l1allo in Mascher,," FRA Dis-
voo, The bohemian Girl" EEL Barbcre de
Seville, The Marriage of Figaro, "Maritana"
and lie Etoile du Nord," besides seven orator
los. She has studied hard and studies yet From
here she and the other members of the COM
pany go to Galveston and Houston then to
New Orleans where they are engaged for two
weeks. w.