The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-01

without doubt her lecture in aid of the
kindergarten cause will draw an i'm
menSe crowd.
The Rev. Anna Shaw is a woman of
superior attachments and marked abil-
ity. She is an N. D.. as well as a D.
D., and besides is vice-president at
large of the National Woman Suffrage
association, and also vice-president OF
the National Council of Women, and
holds other positions of honor, but OF
less Importance. She was born in
ewcastle-on-Tyne, England, but came
to America with her parents when 4
years old and settled in Massachusetts.
Later on they moved to Michigan.
Miss Shaw entered Albion college,
Mich, in 1872, and in 1875 entered the
theological department of the Boston
university, from which she graduated
in 1878. While in the theological class
she studied on week days and preached
on Sundays. During her last year she
was pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church of bingham, Mass. Her second
pastorate was in East Dennis on Cape
Cod, where she remained seven years.
During this time Congregational
church without a pastor asked her to
supply the place until a minister could
be obtained for the position, butosne
congregation were SO well pleased with
her services that she continued for six
yCdi . " III CdCn LNlCc every III
her own church in the morning and in
the Congregational church in the after
noon.
The piano and organ recital at the
tabernacle by Professor Daynes' pu-
pills is set for Tuesday evening, the
10th. Mr.. Goddard and Miss Mary
Romney will be the vocalists, and the
full programme is as follows. The
Tl11h1ic invited frQa of cha
Offertoire, ''St. Cecil .Batiste
Mr.. ]. F. Griggs.
Piano solo, .Norwegienne" 49,. GODDARD
Miss Estelle Glanfield.
March in E fiat. Wely
Miss Chrissie Lawson.
Song, Pilgrims Song of Hope.
............. ........... Batlste
Miss Mary Romney-
Fantasia, Themes from Faust. Eddy
Miss Edna Coray.
Piano Duet, Merry Wives of
Windsor" ...............--
Mrs. Kate Romney Stuart and
Miss Edna Coray.
Offertoire, ''St. Cecir'. ........... Batiste
Miss Chrissie Lawson.
Baritone solo, Fear Not Ye, 0
lSrdel DUN
Mr.. H. S. Goddard.
Offertoire, 'St. Cecil" .......... .Batiste
Mrs. Kate Romney Stuart.
Piano solo, 'Rhapsodie" .......... List
Mrs. Kate Romney Stuart.
Fugue G minor. Bach
Miss Edna Coray.
The Lyceum has secured another
travelling attraction in the 81 Perkins
company, which will probably do as
profitable a business as the MINISTRIES
did before them. They have street
parade with a band composed of
typical hay seeds, and needless to say
at the cheap prices charged by the
Lyceum, they viii do heavy business
whenever they are seen.
After an absence of over two years
those two Salt Lake favorites Joseph
Grismer and Miss Phoebe Davies will
be the attraction at Salt Lake theatre
Nov. Is and IA, when they will pro-
duce with the original company,
scenery and effects Humanity
melodrama from the pen OF Sutton
Vane, in which the Grismers have
been starring in the principal cities Of
the east.
Edwin Booth used to hold" says
Thomas W. Keene, that Barrett's
Hamlet was better than his own.
Probably this idea came in part from
the fact that Barrett knew Shakes
peare the more accurately and pro-
foundry of the two. Barrett was pri-
marialy intellectual, student who was
forever digging into the mentality of
so to speak, and was always
evolving new ideas and business. Bar
rett, for instance, in the scene between
Hamlet and his mother, introduced The
business that as the mother makes her
exit, she turns and puts her hands i'm
ploringly toward her son, who, as by
flial inspiration, rusheS toward his
mother and clasps her to his ..eart as
the curtain falls. This piece of bust
ness was severely and adversely criti
cised as presenting an impossible
of mental attitude on the part
Of Hamlet toward the mother he had
just denounced. Barrett explained his
reason for the introduction of this
business by saying that the filial in
stinct toward the mother would al
ways abide, especially in such re-
fined and sensitive nature as that of
and that when his mother
made that mute appeal to him his i'm
petuosity would lead him to the very
act criticised"
I'm Darkest Russia" a big. scenic |
md sensational play of which a great !
zeal has been heard from the eastern /
cities, will be seen at the theatre on |
Friday and Saturday evenings next.
There are 20 speaking characters in !
he cast, and all the scenery will be !
new.