Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-24
IT Was fine
THE LADIES sYMPHo NY ! CON-
CERT SIMPLY DELIGHTFUL L.
BEST MUSICAL u.
ORGANIZATION HEARD HERE IN
YEARS-WILLs GIVE ANOTHER
CONCERT TONIGHT BY
REQUEST. 5.$5$ &;

The orchestral concert at the Pres
Ibyterian church last evening by the
Minnesota Ladies' Symphony Orches-
ira, assisted by Misses Eva NJ Alcott,
Jessie Messersmith and Jessie Will
Hams, vocalists, was the musical treat
lof the year, and was a. delight to the
large audience present. In fact the
audience was so pleased that it in
Isisted that another concert be given
this evening, which request was
finally granted. here will be an en-
tire change Of program and those who
would enjoy a charming evening Of
song and Instrumental music will to-
might have an opportunity to crafty
their desire: $ySAll can be assured they
will be amply repaid for the small
price of admission: =. !. &,
Miss Hopes orc hestra. proved all
and more than was expected, always
!: uplifting, and winning applause by
their artistic playing: The program
j had strength, quality, classic finish
and wealth of volume which seemed
to be in the right proportion and have
refreshing variety The orchestra is
4 composed exclusively of young ladies
l.all of whom are among the leading
professional soloists in the Twin
1Cities, made pretty picture before
4 the audience. H@
Il The vocal work of the ladies was
most pleasing and all of them were
/ compelled to respond to encores, and
even that scarcely satisfied the audi.
ence., Miss Eva M. Alcott of st. Paul
is prominently connected with the
leading musical societies in the Twin
Cities, soprano soloist for severa
years in the First Baptist church. st
Paul, and one of the most popular
teachers in the Northwest. ="
Miss Jessie, Williams, contralto O.
Christ's Episcopal church, ST.: Paul
y sang with beautiful, rich and pathetic
tones, and presented a very graceful
:. Iappearance-the dainty little solo o
!, Chaffins-"So Dear" responding to ;
) hearty encore
= Miss Messersmith has long beef
7 popular in this city where her voic'
5 has charmed us in the past, but he
t talent is more pleasing now than ever
1.-THE training of the past year adding t.
I Its charm. That she is local favorit
+ was testified by the cordially. of he
reception when she appeared upol
: the platform. Miss Messersmith j
t moving towards the professional
ranks and will be ready for the Euro
!, pean trip in company with the Mis-
! Hopes Ladies Orchestra and Mis-
Aleott, who will spend six month
j abroad, taking advantage of study il
/ Germany. q 1: b I'd :. = ! as ].
Il In Miss Georgia Telley, Miss: Hop'
= has a most promising! pupil who's
!. wonderful talent with the violin
I pleasing personality and characters
: tic manner are bound to win for he
bright future in the artistic ant
3 musical world. Talented to a higl
i degree, she adds to natures gift /
: charm OF manner which carries thu
: audience with her, whether in orches
trail or solo work.
r Mrs. Archibald Bishop is an accom-
r PIANIST of rare talent, She has beel
t associated with, the orchestra from
4 the first and in the fascinating
Dances from Henry the VIII" tn
Lucia De Lamurmoora and "Poet ant
r Peasant overture, Mrs. Bishop
piano work was particularly notice
: able. ~ /. 4. Il. ss23,..
Miss Jennie Dullum trap drum
r mer,"'. Miss Bessie Webster, violin
3 Miss Myrtle Panehott,a viola, Mis-
Mary s. Furber, 'cellist, and Mis-
> Jennie Ware flute. deserve specia