Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

elaboration OF previous ,,ar. TOE
churchcs are Affected by hard tIu11 800
well "a individuals uuI tnoir that
make q practice o! paying theig sIuggI'
VIII probably devote mu'h % Ihc
money this yclr 90 the calls OF charity,
san some Of them uru making nm'
bilious preparations, probably tho most
notable loiug g. rattlca'1i whore
Father Kelly ynic.n,ol. a spocn.
choir, composed Of Niie. Edwards au
Mts Flood, aopranos, Misses D3uHgi.
Ian aud Eogcr', al,oi; Mr.. Ashwoi,h,
tonof Mcssrs. GoriIusA and Smoaley,
ba,ros, aud Mt. sullivan, ursanllt will
cling, and high mass will be- celebrated
at 1880 Christmas moinins; DO II
O'Clock high mars viii hu coll.
bm,ed at 50. Mafy's Cathedral
Bishop Seaman officiating. MI
Darlington has charge OF tuc choir
hore, ana aided by M. Carlisle 10 VIII
render Muzarls i9ih mass. The CaHI.
ole churches will render no midnight
program this year 40 hitherto. A. So
Mafkis ttu choir Of boys, reinforced ~
ouifidn SINGER, uuuur the direction 90
Prof. Seymour, will render % special
program Monday morning. No Hpcclhi
pfrunrnttuua have been MAIDS 90 81
paups. AZ the Congregational church
the choir viii render several new Gee
luolions. Tho ULitatlau uholr, urder
Mre. Almy, will give their Chfitim1H
program tomorrow (5undny'l fcf.
Vices AZ foliowf:
uuartetc-"tinfhirsta and ncst'."r... tHuck
--"Waiohmcu, Icii o." With unyr
uul UIH| HnIus .ss.. .....s. AlNfnINl
-"1ug'g Wore sh'rherds,' ,,29plrano'
sslo-"iloly Iuy' by Mfs woodrow.
The choir BE- made up OF Mrs. Green,
soprano; Mrs. PicEafd, aita; Mr. Car
llalo, tenor, and Mr. RJbiusJu, bass.
The tabernacle choir hes not usually
made practice VI preparing special
music for Chnsimas, and nothing out
Of the ordinary will be- done this year,
D. Prof. Stephens IN out Of town ON %
holiday vacation. The ordinary CXuf.
clrra OF this grand body Of tiugeU,
however, arc equal 90 Il holiday pro-
gram. la some Of the wards the chuiis
will magB special efforts tomorrow
night, notably IN tho Twcntietr, where
Prof DaynUP tingera viii render some
new anthems, anu IN the Eighteenth,
where tho cn0ius will sing The new
arrangement Of 20 my FnihUE' q
selection from R0fslni SGT to q hymn,
The Pilgrims chorus, MI Pypcr
will render the Holy CITY, and McssIr.
Pypcr, Whitney, Spencer and CrnW'
fosd cling "Doar Refuge Of the
Weary"
The now oroga,,a Pauline, or the
Belle Of Saratoga, will bo rendered o.
tho Eighteenth ward hall next Wci-
nepiuy evening. D5lla Dayncs,
soprano, Anua SwesDn, alto, Ihus,
AshwoT,h, tenor, aud Mr.. Gin, base.
The Chrlsliauson BrOs.' orchestra ron-
dcfs the accompaniment
Manager Burton's big card just now
II Fanny Davenport, VINO will play a
return engagement here commencing
Monday, Jan. /, presenting NiCiorIen
Hirdou's Cleopatra, which Is just now
attracting more attention than any
other play Of modern times. Thus far
Mics Davenport has hardly found "A
thentor large enough 10 accommodate
the audiences dcsirouH OF uneing tue
actress In what II probably the greatest
dramatic achievement VI her whole
career. 10 almost goes without saying
that the success which Miss Davenport
achieved In Cleopatra during her llBt
visit hero will be- duplicated. Tho rr.
quest voiced hy tho NEWS has been
granted and Miss Davenport has con.
scented 10 present Tor tho hlht time in
our city the great play Fedora on the
opening (Monday) night only. The
balance OF the engagement, which lH
fer four more nights uud "A Saturday
matinee, viii DO devoted entirely 10
Cleopatra.
There IL no probability that Mary
Anterior will act again. Her iuuititf.
ence 10 the stage has inteuulilei into q
settled aversion.
An old friend happening 10 bo ia
Tunbridgo Wells few weeks ago, ray
tue Mirror, called upon Miss Audor
Hnn-0T rather Mfa. NavArtl-And en-,
JOyrd a pleasant Chat win her. she
~ locking more beautiful than over
aud she Is perfectly happy in dOmcstl,
life.
The Csllor baked her what she
thought Of Mr. lrvinZ'i production o
Beckett at the LyCeum, and h0 was sur
ptiscd 10 learn that she had mot been q
rte II.
~ never 20 10 the thCa,rE" she cz
plainod," aud n have my way, / suul
never set foot In II again, either IN from
or behind tue scenes"
Suo has never forgotten the uu
pleasant experience OF her last tour %
this county. 10 was the cruel uul
vicious persecution OF certain western
pnpcrs that disguised her WIKI publ,
life and drove nur from the stage.
What on earth Is the matter will
Maurice BarFymOul Last week, us
substitute for tho WgIOloI0u8 Charlie
CUgh.nu iu Rose C0shlsn'a production
ut a WunNu OF no Importance iI Nov
N0fE-BarTymUrc had the ltluu
male role, aud from an acc7una h
amply buighygul &c. Unc cuuu give
this vur5l0u.
II lhe scenes behind tho CURTIN a
the Fiitn Avenue ON Monday nigh
could have tugu exhiuNuJ 90 tn
audience they W,uI auyc proved NOR
interesting tUuu "INr Woman ul a
Importance" Ina the dressing room
the dialogue wHs lu.s pointed iuuu gla
lnlulgeu DO rn the stage, hlt SO mao
kteugr edge i0r M.ufitp Barrymore
IL is mot often that GHsr CUrhau IL
ncvgs her mind Uugius tur rruIat 0f
performance, hut ol Monday u.nu
She WuHtE a.urI'eu beyond gl. bonn
Of endurance, Hpr met Htilus soon
oCcu1 shortly after hsr entrance b
the second act. Mr., Barry moro uIggu,
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