Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-08

n NOuN UNN NulAAfh l''NN' p ''a''A 49,
o. the Assembly Hail lasi evening" and
assisted In an iniormll way to make
TabefnacIe ch0it's celebration Of
its worid's Fair anniversary "a happy
success. A year ago yesterday the
choir was standing Ia Festival Hall Mt
the World's Fair, competing with two
chvis rom PeUnsylvsnia, augmented
by the crack Welsh singeta from over
the water, and one from Cleveland,
Quo, for the fret grand prize Of 5000
cash. The notable way IN which the
choir acquitted Itself ana low u
brought home the second plizeoi $1,000
has passed into history, and isst night
10 bring back the rOcolleotions Of that
grand trip, which will always fotm
the red letter event In the lives o..
those who participated In II, MI
Stephens had his singers 80 over
much Of the music they rendered at
the various concerts On route. Many o
those vino listened had accompanied
tho choir, and NJ the stfains Of the
prison scene FROM II rfoyatOte, or
the q My Father Of EAston fi5aiut
out IN such impressive style from
the Aiugors, one only had 10
Gloss his eyes and live over ngnin
almost INA reality, the Triumphant scenes
that marked the ClOif'H tour; the crush
aud enthusiasm at the Denver
cathedral, the exciting nud iml fusulvr
a. a D. 81 NHHH. Ia.
ponueuce, the never TO be forgotten
bflllianou Of that most notable VI all
the concerts Ia 81. Louie, the welcome
from the board Of trade, the steamboat
t1p up the Mississippi rivsr,
those uaya and nights IN the
White CITY 90 the memory Of
which IL almost ike a dream Of en-
chantmont-tno great welsh contest
tho farewell concert Ia Chicago, the
stop at Omaha, aud the rush TOT hOmu |
ali these anu many more rccllluc'
tons, we're brought viyiuiy back To- /
mind NJ one eat through l0si EVENING" !
charming program. lho chorus Gang 1
thb uutle "Nurihy ~ the LAMb" ~ !
magnificent stj ls-it WAS the one q the /
three contest pieces ia which they uu-
dOubieuiy dittaucoi their competitor; |
they also gave Stepuens'H utirrinE /
Hutanna-uscd TO open all tho eastern |
concerts; EasiOn sang the tnudOr 90 /
My FatnUTH Hud wus fapturlusly en-
cufUd; the hcAftiust appearance OF TIE
night was that accorded EaHt0n anu
Pypcr lot their rendering OF a
pretty little piece u musical
brio braC made out OF Robin Augib /
by PIoi. stephens, who arranged u ~
a duet for tue twO iavoritu tunuuj 10
was oharmingiy done and brought an
immense recall. OH Sister Higbel, !
aged -, saug the old time song, "iar |
differences between Mormon and |
Saint" aud Mt, stephen goL great |
reception for her by announcing that
she had tuug al Winter QlstterH III
lStI. Ihe lrovatOro selection, by Mts.
fussley, Mt. Pypur aud tno choir was
gtauuly done aud won grand tu-
core. Mrs. Agnes Olson Thomas has
seldom been ~ better voice, anu the
Norwegian ballad was also rcdemgud-
ed. Daynes presided nj the organ.
Mr.. Stephens handsome Worlds FAiT
gold medal was handed around aud
viewed with admiration by his friends
Ia the audience.
Alrs. Fannie Lincoln Ford ard her
sister, the well.known soprano, Miss
Elsie Lincoln, dropped In upon as like
two birds VI passage, aud before their
friends generally knew OF their pres
oncr, were gone ngaiu, IL IL 10 be- To.
GREETED that Miss Lincoln could not
nave been heard IN pubic. Suu HauE
N tue congregational church aud ~
he Tabernacle Tor a low close ftiuuds
one afternoon during this week, hut
there were many more who " uli
have been glad TO be- ia Attendance
had they been posted. MT. stephens
and Mr.. Raicliilu speak very highly a.
Miss Lincoln'n rendition uf / Know
that My Redetmor LiNeIh, Her voice
lsa pure, clear and high soprano, aud
her schooling IN excellent Mt.
Stephens thinks she would speedily
thiue In OrAtOrio work.
A Boston dlpatch sayg Beautiful
aud talented Marion Mau0la Is Insane,
made 90, her husbanG, Jack Mason,
aud her counsel, John b. Moran, 0f
this city, declare. by the troubles that
have overwhelmed her this summer.
She 10 now In the kteloy institute In
North Conway, n. H., where she was
t.ken last week by the advice VI her
friends and At the solicitation Of Pay
Nuu AhNhtll WV AAH htNAAlg ANltfNAAfA
ner since her career became 70 un.
happy. IL has been said ia Boston Tor
some weeks that Marion MauOln was
Insane, and the cause was popularity
attributed to the use OF morphine gnu
opium, but thisis denied tmphatcally
by Lowell Mas N, JACKIE brother, VIM
last night made u statement regarding
the matter. Marion Mauola viii be-
remembered by all theator guers ns one
Of tho members OF the old Boston
Museum Co., which, IN It's time, was
one OF the mOat famous stock com.
paniea la America. Nu4thrr member
OF the company was Jack Mason, anu
they were married two years ago.
TfoublOus times came pretty soon.
Mason gOt into dillluulliua ana LETT tho
MUSEUM 10 20 ON the ROAD ut the head
OF his own company with MS wife.
The tour WAS not u success uui carly
this summer they returned 10 Boston,
where they made euRugemunts with
the fremont thrAter people for "a SUM