Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-07
At THE LAKE,
Last stsfngs Concert at Garfield
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In, 6ry, Campobello conoeti sas
yiyrr At Garfield Beach last ever
i, inr and delighted 81 a',-ivnce 9.
= over IggaI.erzsus. nafias the day
,l,,.r- rssc,rsi.IersbIe Of an attend
Z 80, ~ the Beach, and many re-
1 ,,,,,,e5 ill evening 70 enjoy the
rich musicsl p7oJraEime prepared
I-s,,.,.,-er,,,- i.ains leaving this city
,,s-lented the number, and before
( The concert began the large pavilion
was well filed With people, hun
Fr,-ls Of whom had standing room
only. But this was the reverse Of
Objectionable, as many preferred to
+ stand or move about the outskirts Of
the crowd, ami all who desired
We're accommodated with comfort
able sesIs.
Daring the cye,las the clouds
gathered in e!rc western sky; there
were TO 'nuications Of a storm, anu
tlIo presence If the heavy masses Of
vapor only heightened the effect e ,
the glorious sunset 4 '''e Shades
jeepened into go : -1utside OF the
sell Hght,I payilion, the gentle
brc,~e vslre in from the lake, with
rrcsheuing auG inyigJHting iniiH,
uuce upon thg asst u!biage. who /,
thoroughly enjoyed II.
The concert did not Uenl-IE.aJ.c till [,
twenty minutes 49, - time an /
npuuced-s o'--r-sj anu while the !
delay Was G5L noticed AZ the outset, I
yct Il had it, elect later in the even I
iu-. The t.niu was advertised 20 {
leave 1t g.f5, and when sis came 4
and the programme was not closed, (
many people started 20 get seats in 7.
the tram IN preference 10 hearing
the last numbers.
The fist piece was an Instrument f,
al selection by the euintstsc Clu5. i
II was rendered In excellent SiSle 4
anu warmly applau,;vJb Next came .
Mr.. weihe's violin solo, Faust .
Fantasia" which was Beautifully I
given. 81 its close = z:--.u nf az
lIausc indicated t;le favor with (
which u va received. The next
lunlbcr yycs 4 vocal solo. THE Vii
sCe BLACKSMITH - 10y SIgnor G7in-
s8ucll0. The audience sIai been
waiting in anticiI-.iOn, and upCu
he appearance 1i the great vocal
5: ara '--tnusiastic welcome was
liver MIN. Then his rich, cieer :
voice was listened 10 WIN
lose attention, aud - the
lase %. tI- - his recall
-ss Lua'g'-A!. Be ucsVon led :
y cry pretty selection 4
~ 'as followed by the Guim,e;te
iuh. Prof Erouse's piano solo
ras 81 gem. and was highly appreci- .
ted. SiguUT C8mpObeliO then
andereI hc'''TOreadOr Song from
Carmen,' and was even better
lau In his first number. After .he
pulluse had subsidized Mr.. Ncihe
ave a mastery exhibition o. his ;
hllity as q vioiiH:-t. in Ieouari's !
souvenir lie Eadc. zone Of the -lc7t /,
A-t-N a-H.Aas f.-lhfsN ga A=-a Z aAAals O
.he programme q sei = iih another :
re;c.';ipn by the Quin-
ito Citt ami there was q rush Tor ]
81 1u the train.
7, took half az hour for the uas- J.
myers % get seated, and the long /,
aiu Of coaches was drawn TO town !.
D an hour by two locomotives. J.
aching the dcgot n thls city Il
iere was the pretty spectacle -
ght Of the laEcyS. street ears. =
GIFTED and iriIelle.! hy Electricity. Z,
hesc wee quickly paCizsI to Their =
.mo-t capacity, MT less than SEQ X
.OPlc being carried. Then the-e .,
ere two or three car lcoGs more u
10 had e. walk, Cecapg- Jhure was ~
p even loom 70 Ssrc sn 20 the ears. y,
The next convert WiG b. given IN =,
,Hr4ly evening, and another :,
~ i-r,Srlmne has been arranged. :
is Jennie Hewley, Nine. Al 80
.rt3 Rowe. and the new Mandolin I -
cnestra are among those who ap- ',
81. Lie all others ~ the series. 80
c cOE.Cert Is under the direction 4
snyr CamVohsll0.