, 1901-01-12

the hostess to give the leading number
of the program and accordingly Mrs.
Fitch gave an excellent biographical
sketch of Helen Hunt Jackson, bring
ing out many interesting facts about
this remarkable woman Other mem
bers of the circle gave readings from
the prose and poetical works of Mrs.
Jackson.
A very enjoyable musicale took place
at the studio of Mrs. A. NJ. Oliver on
the evening of Tuesday, January Sth.
The pupils had their pieces well in
hand and played altogether without
notes in the solo work. They received
much applause, which vas flattering
work was manifest throughout.
Miss Jean Goodale and Mr.. Schilling,
with Miss Blanche Durlacher as ac-
companist, added much to the even
ing's enjoyment by their vocal selec-
tions.
Prof. Niethe and Mr.. Maggie, with
Mrs. Oliver as accompanist, also de-
lighted the audience with two over.
lures arranged as trios. This not be-
ing OF the program was an unexpected
treat.
Miss Rebecca Cook is also rapidly
climbing the musical ladder, and both
of her selections showed a finely de
veloped technique under competent
tutelage.
The following program was rem
dered:
Duet-Overture, "Semiramide"....
..... 80. ............ ..Rossini
Mrs. Oliver, Rebecca Cook.
Etude in c Major. .Henselt
Emily Lundgren.
A Pleasant Afternoon......Fr FIR. Kulhau
Ollie Hess.
Duett-"Come Dance With Me"....
........... ...... ....F. K. Webb
Carl Huempfner, Melven Johnson
April Showers. OPP. ia. Wilhelm Fink
Dora Thobro.
a. The Hunting SONG .Schumann
b. The Merry-Go-Round.. -. .Jadassohn
Ruth Greenbaum.
Vocal Solo,. Selected
Miss Jean Goodale.
Song Without Words. .Hoezel
Serrell Blount.
Trio-"Valse Noble. C.Gurlitt, Op.192
Ruth Greenbaum, Emily Lundgren,
Clara Wickstrom.
b. Etude Mazurka. ..Bachman
Tinna Nicholson.
Duett-"The Palm Branches" Can
dante Maestoso) Faure
Emma Murbe, Dora Thobro.
Valse Aristocratique. Leon Rinquet
Rebecca Cook.
Part a..
Trio for Six Hands. .Theo. Meolling
Ethel Rauner, Evelyn Eykyn,
Lottie Whisenand.
Spinning Wheel, Etude Polka......
........... Anton Schmoll, Op. I
Ethel Rauner.
In the Mill. Carl Gauschals, OPP 239
Melven Johnson.
Funeral March, B fiat Minor. . Chopin
Jean Durlacher.
Violin Solo-Morceau in G Major.
........ ...........Alice M. Oliver
Mr.. Niethe, Mrs. A. NJ. Oliver.
Loves Dream at the Spinning
Wheel .......... Schneider
Carl Ruprecht.
Attaque Des Ulans, Moroccan Mill
taire..... -. .Bohm, OPP. 469
Emma Murbe.
Star of Hope. (from Batiste) OPP. 469
Dora Thobro.
Caprice Hongrois, Etude de Concert
........ ........... ..... ketterer
Rebecca Cook.
vocal SOLO,. Selected
Mr.. Will Schilling.
600
The Ladies' Whist club will be en-
tertained Monday night by Mrs. Fl. G.
Balch.
Anticipatory interest, for the young
err set at least, is just now conferred in
the cadets ball, which will be given
about the middle of February. Com
mittees to make all necessary arrange
ments have been selected from the ca
det officers and preparations are now
in progress for this important social
event.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
byterian church met with Mrs. A. B.
Hamilton last Wednesday afternoon.
900
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Arnold make a
c~ommendable practice Of frequently
sharing the pleasures of their charm.
ing home with the students from out Of
town who are attending the university.
Sunday they pleasantly entertained at
a nicely appointed dinner Messrs. Earl
and Merl Woodford.
900
The ladies OF the cathedral met at
the home of Mrs. Hurford Wednesday
afternoon.
900