The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-02
Mrs. Careless

It curious to reflect that the song
stress whose death has occasioned so
profound an impression in our musical
circles might have gone to her grave
lamsnted as TieGens or Parepa was la
mented, and with all the honors and
tributes which an admiring world paid
" -n0se artists, but for the one circum-
stance that She preferred a domestic
career 10 an artistic one, and chose
I4.--er 70 exercise her genius for the de-
.'aLl Oh her friends than to shine as a
pt'lia donna In the worlds great coterie
VI y TIC stars. Ii did not need the as
3 S,., OF Carl Rosa, of Madame
D3'u'P, OF o. the many other dis
1'l-1Sleu singers, musicians and i'm
P-e''-rin who heard Mrs. Careless
'',oe' 70 aeluaint her with the fact that
f o'''i'aat career lay open eefore her,
sue hui chose to enter upon If
H'55'Iohe %ho ever listened to the noble
- ne OF her voice knew that She had
lsC'l'ed from nature one of those
s"S winch are conferred INT a
II" umes throughout the course ~
St,Al9,fiesi when girl she sang her tirS+
slhPle melody in small FngI;sL
eloI' her voice was already s1nS 'Sn
- an artistic who had snent I-ao a.
i.n singing masters might yainIv cn Vuns
''--' :. might nave been with ~ NV
-, ,9" '. upon that Of a Parepa or ' .
H., 49,, ; e :. en- only conjecture-it w ~
"ls. O1feieSs wOuli have hoon %
- S-iS NJ y. age next December. bar g ti %
Ia; ~, riP-et was always u-ina ~ .NeI
;'''u' ana his daughter comn aS IN,
eng IN london Then .bn nie
-. 80 al b, her voice bsd " a. II
r,'' ''is0 a tull, resonant and ~ ueVel-
o lam ,''' - } nt .ang for long lime in tbe
Ia r.ebics. n's bce choir as leader of
f. 49, Professor Careless Les ro "
ins,rY tad ~ =. ol That body, and often
fa,,io,,, 5 neI 10 particular pieces EttIa
b. ''5i''s y What near tie fbeT nn mug
Ill I'd! De united. The w %ouu
HI 3olie years later o, Inet IN
I mnro,..,. IL 1876. Mrs 'I were we're
1,a'P y.of from thar ~ careless
Ill 'ned ahd rapid. ana p,6a l.lf was
lcluirei a i fn.sih OF her husband She
And ken a q M ,ur'her knowledge Of mn sue
bractice Up systematic corrs so ~
he ioar,e~ N,-n greatly benefited ber
. re5.e in ~ !Tats which She Iad ~, ~
Der Au,b /, '9e tabernacle Choir ECU ,rh me
sha bi,t p1n1 was leader is -9, w, VINE
9yers M oi local music n 10 I'll; IA
aninded ''i u art will NOT need - 10 titcn
Oiees which djJ was was one OF the few
ast echoes OF 1 tpa not appear lost in the
Ss'red Seleeljo mai building. OF all her
ludge's be ,o,,s' perhaps the solo in
ragtlul Inv ~. anthem. How
{ longest n u Tue Mountains - viii
res 1of the s ,ue memory of her ad-
heard besS iest variety of songs we
a Sue paw W. render in concer2 ne Nc
81 hat scie none more eT,S'7;t:. we. We 5
so He,gs,,o nSas composit 49 1lsi! req
fse S'ca he sa alast on On Her voice 2
I'D q q and her me- quality as that of 7
aftr sas that id; ;S. UNIT was E fat. /
LEI .lsr notes 11,ssos.lnSqIsaed singer. t
khroape was o TeFe her best, but
NJ the he ubo o. extreme purity
ka1 MOSS ss5 willlonr e g t sea.
toiemOS " As disf;nHs, AeuemOered &
lssyss oiS ~ Gta6ls.y i the tiFsts and
besr1n MI It bot ia daughter Of u 0n of
|zentP t ~ Sc Of I'm early to say that She :,
|afen ,t 'n OG, /, assessing to marked q
slbaS 's C syal gifts OF both TIL her, her
Eitio liza = Slsic 'eiiess; who occupies 70 \
s in wa h. N Utah. the Sa,ns .
80 ms - Vile held to vo 'a-,ie
,,'phy cement with becom min, z
y ample his daueblt.aars Inc ne ecu,
sieat t' 5 aa4 d lr;d ioT occupying his II
eve I'm I'm No s, with the tender = :,
Il an, F'Pes the tear from o
'' e Isla... nrihg to him peace +,
IN Oh miAi. :,