Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-12

hns been working to close hls business
and make provision Tor the Nifc and
two babies.
Speaking of the Welsh prgc singers
who appear at the Tabernacle on the
9TH OF next month the Portland
tMHine) Daily Press. says;
Last evening at city Hall. the Welsh
Prize Singers appeared In the star
course before very large and 'n.slcai
audience. The great rcpg.ation that
had preceded this admirable company OF
singers was fully sustained ON this oc-
casion The mixed double puIr'ettc
Is composed of voices Of excellent
quality, large compass and most praise
worthy methods. The shading OF their
various. numbers was eSquisitely done,
their voices blending perfectly and the
phrasing such as is rarely heard from
so large "A body OF singers, The pro-
gram was published ycsterdl We
may call especial attention tc tho rem
derine of the Jarvis glec, The Old Wo-
man That Lived in Shoe and Pin
SUITES The Sea Hath Its Pearls. one
OF the strongest features OF the pro-
gram was the singing Of the Parry
duet. Howell, Howell, Dost Thou l.uiter,
by Nine Niles Kenyon AMI Mr.. Rich
ard Thomas Mime. Benyon possesses
dramatic soprano voice o. great COM
pass. She was formerly the prima
donna Of the nau Davies company.
while Mr.. Thomas has one of the inest
and purest tenor voices in all Wales,
The number was lmperativcly encored.
and the latter part of the dret was
given in response. Another most talk
ing feature was Mr.. Tom Stephans's
ringing tenor. lie sang nu'hh@r not
down on the program with so much
FIRE and expression that the audience
would not accept his bow IN response
to the encore. and he therefore gave
the Yoeman's Wedding admirably.
Mr. Thomas. in response to mn encore
Of Good Company, sang My Pretty
Jane very tellingly. Nine. BlnhweN
Jones. Nine. Annie Lewis and MISS
Beatrice Evans We're each encored for
the artistic work. hut did not favor the
audience. Mr.. l. Doughton has u rich
noble bass, and he sang tt - Storm
Fiend so grundly that he WAS recalled
and sang with great expression one
Hundred Fathoms Deep. In the first
part of the program the singers mp
pearcd in their quaint Welsh CO.'S
tunes,
The marriage of Miss Nellie Charles
and Mr.. ]. Gordon Jones takes place
| this evening at the residence OF the
groom's sister Mrs. Maggie Gale, 2uso
! Washington ave, Denver. Both the
| young people are well and favorably
known in musical circles of this city.
talented young basso who sang at the
Eisteddfod of 1896. while his charming
bride is an accompanist Of excellent
ability. Their many friends here VIII
unite in wishing them much JOY and
happiness in their matrimonial career
and in this wish the News heartily
Joins.
The West Side Dramatic and Comedy
company ended a two nights engage
ment in the Fifth ward assembly hall
last night before an audience which
filled every nook and corner of the
building. The hill was the same as
the one given the previous night and
included an olio and two-act comedy
drama entitled Hick'ry Farm. A fea-
ture deserving of special mention was
the song and dance Of Miss Fay Put
nam. a precocious and handsome little
tot of four years. The company did
well and clearly demonstrated that 1t
is possessed OF considerable histrionic
talent. The entertainments We're for
the benefit of Missionaries wives, and 1t
is understood that quite neat little
! sum was realized.
EnntIIrht Flashes,