Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-22

The Tabernacle ohoit's two APP
preaching coDcerts-the unique AFFAIR
Atthe Tabernacle on Monday tiorning,
when Governor West and President
Woodruff "havs kindly consented t
appear" az the professional announcer
would say-And the promenade concert
at salta.r on Frlday-are both attract
ing n great amount " public talk. The
reasons are two-fold; First-there !.
the artistic excellence Of the program,
and the novelties offered; and, second,
but not least, there 10 the thought IN
every public spirited mind that every
half dollar Contributed to thtse two
affairs goes to the funi Tor taking the
choir 10 Chicago. This latter incentive
alone is enough to make Of botn con-
cerls an overwhelming success. Tue
pfogam for Monday nothing Is a. fol-
lowe; It 10 most attractive one, Ia.
cluding a. It does the names Of r.astop,
Mrs. Alison, Mr.. Arnpli, and four Of
the Worlds Fair selections;
PROGRAM.
Pioneer Chorus-Ban 20 tie Morn o.. stephens
1alutuucie choir, go voices
Short Address by rfcsldtut Wnfgfd Wood.
tun.
Hand Cart Company hArrclse.......By Hand
art Veterans.
An exact ropr srntau0n OF scene on
the ilaius Of he rs GO
shoH Address ~ Doyeu,or Caleb Vs. wet
NaIos Of uescfet,..-. .,'... ....'..-h' stephens
Y
Duoti-ny the hrookiet........s...E O.. stephens
Bessie Doan Airson Il q Eastln.
Naio thurus-1nu FiIFums ... ...........farry
hhty.hye selected male voice Worlds
FAR contest piece lrfe, tlln for
winner.......,.........l0I ilobinton, SOTO
Violin ,o'o-iantaaio dc tonccrt ..,..,.,.!
-" Mons iiuic Arnold. Of Paris, Francs
The Three Great Contest Pieces for tho
Grand Pro OF 500. the 90 ,oiccs
selected 90 enter the chicago contest,
a Mnttu h Tn Lamb .s.sss.. iiaudgls messiah
b. blessed ore thu Mun MuudelsHuhn'a E'ii IN
O Now tho imprtuous lolfegta RISE 20. =.
j. J. Dayuos nmpinlst...................
.....-..................L 'tephens. Conductor
The Saltair pr9m' nadu concert will
includa two programs, altoruoln and
evening, with iuiorvA.a fut plruiciug,
Athi ing ami usncing. II II intended
10 be a gala day for tue choir AMI their
friends, ami tue general cufIu.i'y g.
hear chorus in the Kfuat pavilion,
ought 10 make the adair douhly popu-
lar.
The choir last evening gave ~ first
semi.publio performance uftbo Nor.u'a
Fair contest music, Ia the Tabernacle.
IL had as auditors t0me 700 or 800
members Of the Choral society, aud by
the applause shownred un the efforts, u
~ fair TO Judge that the Choral enter
tRined high opinion OF tho WORK OF
Its fellow society. speaking as whole,
the singing was excellent; onlyA ian0
acc ompanimunt was used, as that In
the only support the singers will have
In the competition, 40 tnat tao onoir
was thrown on Its mettle. They
kept close h the key throughout
difficult task for them, nccustomr (
NJ they are 10 the support Of tue gfea,
organ, aud MIR. Stephens gave them
some words OF high praise rhe mAle
chorus, with solo by Mr.. Robinson,
was tried for the first time In the Tat.
ernaclo and also wen, exceptionally
we'll.
Niles Bertha BsyiIss IL among tho
professional homo oOmors for vacation.
During the past season ner many SAT-
Lake admirers will be surprised 10
learn, sne has been quieuy at work with
the Marie Tempest company IN the
renowned Fencing Master. We believe
she was only engaged as undurrtudy,
but ON the occasions when she mp.
poatod, her beAutiiulvOiCe won for her u
great amount Of puOliu admiration. Miss
Bayliss Will remain with her parents
during the summer, and 1t IL TO be
hoped will be heard before she returns
to her professional duties.
Among this weeks corners TO Salt
Lake Is MIR. Paul ID. CravaIh,
Of New York, gentleman
who enjoys the distinction OF hay.
ing wooed from stage life that
peerless star, A mes Huntington. This,
however, Is not MIR .Crayalh's only
claim TO distinction, Among the great
lawycfs OF the great metropolis he en-.
joys n leading place, and he In geuer.
ally spoken Of not only locally, but
nationally, us oDe " the coming men.
Mi. Cravath II out here ON important
legal business. lie was "A class mate al
college OF n. NJ. Royie, the dfamatist,
and their meeting In this city the other
day was most pleasant one,
-.
Mr. Burton, manager Of the Thoater,
accompanied by Mrs. Burton, In back
from his honeymoon. aud IL once
more at his desk wrestling with the
problems VI finance anu theatrical
management. He has volume OF
things To say about all the great shows
he beheld during his seven weeks alb.
sence and about the big list OF attrac.
lions he mas booked Tor the Salt Lake
pheater Tor the season OF 1884, but
VI all big 'hllgs he has 70 describe, lac