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New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
MARCELIA SEMBRjCH.
As Susanne in "Le Nozze di Figaro,7sat
the Metropolitan.

and trip Of three weeks IN ne Southwest N.
ginning on February p The FtshkiI Choral a.
ciety. Of which Dr.. Jackson is director, viii rtv,
Cowen's "Rose Maiden on February g.
At the pupils meetings which Margaret Ano...
ton studio No. 3H West 10Th stseet, calls tor,
time to time talk Is given On some subject th.s
Is OF value TO the students. AT the last one h.,d
recently the topic was Position and poiss AZ m
strurnent with hints for aid IN difficult passav,
playing" Students who attend say they dsrV,
much benefit from these gatherings.
Philip James, organist. No. So Irving Plaza Ear,
an organ recital on Tuesday, January Z, az n.
Presbyterian Church IN LeOnia. n J.
Oliver H. Clark. basso and teacher OF stnxtas
who has studied with distinguished teachers o.
Europe, has opened a studio at No "a West sRh
street Mr Clark. besides teaching. engages n
concert work
Frank woelber. vfoIinist and teacher, No "a
Park avenue. is busy this season IN teaching and
concert work.
Helen True WinsIov, teacher Of the singing an4
speaking voice. No 40 West 18th stzeet has
adopted the Richard Wood Cone system for ths
speaking voice
oliver Thomas Holden. tenor. Ia1e OF the Henry
". Savage forces. opened u SLlll0 II Ile
coin Square Arcade. No 1917 Broadway. His sG-
perience in opera and eratorio makes him an In
portant addition to the rank Of teachers IN and
around New York Mr. Holden VII Try voices On
Mondays and Thursdays
At the concert given last week by Cecfs "
Behrens. the pianist, studio No. 10 West T1st
street. at the Hotel Plaza. Olive Mead. voInist
and Leo Schulz, 'cellist. assisted Between ths
concert numbers Mrs Beh-ens played -tares solos
At a musical given by the Catholic Club FOR iS
many friends last Monday afternoon Miss Csceia
Bradford, concert vioIinist and teacher, whose
studio is at No. 1S2 West 51st street the chief
feature OF an interesting prUgraume-
Edmund Aloise Jain, bassoNs NsoIoist OF Dr. PARK
hursts church. who studied at the Topping Brown
School. viii instruct IN accordance with the Top
ping Brown method at his st1d-1. No - West
Seyenty-fourth street
Hardis Gordon. baritone and singer OF Scottish
songs. studio No 215. No. Il Fest Twenty-thirE
street. viii sing for the CaIedOniau Club. Of Pat
erson, y. J.. on Friday evening, January .
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sUNDAY,-Mahhattan opera HOUSE. p M con.
cert fSr the benefit OF the sufferers from the
earthquake italy; Metropolitan Opera House
$50 D. m. popular operate concert: New Gef-
man Theatre q. m, Hermann Klefn's popular
concert: Carnegie Hall, p. M, song recital by
Maria E orthen: Belasco stuyvesant Theatre;
$40 o M recital Of scnatas for pianoforte and
violin by David Names. Ateer Buildin' No 80
West 6Tth street $50 D. m Concert OF chamber
nusc by the Eugene Bernstein Trio
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Opera House. D. m.
Italian opera. lie Nozze dt Figaro; Manhattan
Opera House, 7. m. italian. opera. "Lucias ii
I.ammermoor'': Academy Of Music Brooklyn. 4
p. m. lecture Wagners 'Siegfried' by Carl
FiQue
observation-disclosures Hail .. m. concert of
chamber music by she Ftneisel OuH~+et. : 10
p. m. concert OF chamber music By the M6rEui les
Trio: Waldorf Astoria. $50 p. concert nv the
Cecilia Club: simpson Methodist Episcopal
Church. Brooklyn. SD free organ recital
by Albert z. Norton. under the auspices II tho
American Guild Of Organists; ST. Paurs Chapel,
Columbia University. 4:fu o. m, free organ recital
by J. Warren Andrews.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
MUSICAL LECTURES FOR ADULTS.

For the coming week the Board OF Education has
arranged for the delivery Of large number OF rree
public lectures on music adults in its free lecture
courses in public schools and rented lecture halls
Prominent among the lecturers viii be Daniel Greg
ory Mason. Clarence De Vaux Roger and DR.. Henry
G. Hanchett The following the lectures:
Monday-'Voicc Production Walter H Robinson
al St Peters Han, 20th street and Elghtn ave
uue Songs OF Barns Mrs Henrietta Speke-
street Folk Songs of Russia. Lewis w
Armstrong AT Lafayette Hall. Alexander ave-
nue. and I37th street ..
TUESDAY 70 ON posers and Music OF Germany.
Clarence DE NauN Rover. at Public LaoIaTy
branch No 1O3 West 18TH street. songs
That Never Die" Frank T. Moiony. at KlyeF-
dale Hall Riverdae avenue and 26eth street
sfay--'FoIk Songs Of Russia" Lewis w
Armstrong at New York Public Library, No
3sI East 10th street studies in Musical Art
III Established Outlines Of Tone Poems. Dc-
Henry G. Hanchett. at Young Mems Chrlstian
Association Hall No. . West lZ9th street
''The Appreciation of NUsic-J- S. Bach and
Young Mems Hebrew Association Hall, s2d
street and Lexington avenue.
THURSDAY Musical Art-Estabhshed outlines or
Tone Poems." Or. Henry c. Hanchett- at Nor
ris High School. Boston Road and 166th street
songs of Tennyson." Mrs. Henrietta SpeSe-
Seelev at Public School y, OVering street and
benson avenue. West Chester
West Side NeighborhOOd House, No. 50l west
5Oth street. Edward Grieg and the Scandina-
vian Songs" by Miss Curl l. lennoorn, Illus
trated tv songs by Miss Charlotte c. Herman,
az Public School Il, Fordham avenue, near
Main street, City Island
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RINALDO GRASSI.
New tenor at the Metropolitan.

made necessary bv the production Of Mr.. Belascos
new play. The programme will be: Sonata In u
major, Op. l3. Rubinsten sonata IN d major. MO
| zart; sonata in D minor. Op. III, schumann-
DIR. Ludwig wullner win come New York to
give his fifth recital on February l. On FEBRUARY
1s he will sing for the benefit OF the German
Governesses Home. On the 18th ne Will slhs q
Beethoven cycle in Carnegie Hall
Mischa Elman his next recital in Carnegie
Hail. on Thursday afternoon. January zs' VIII nave
the Bruch concerto In G. minor as the important
number on his programme. There will be num-
ber of smaller pieces. including the "Gavotte' by
Gossed. EIman has been engaged by the Boston
Symphony Orchestra for additional concerts In
Buffalo and Rochester.
At her first song recital in Carnegie Hall this
afternoon Maria f. Orthen. assisted by Franz
Cherney. will present programme made up OF
Brahms Hugo Wolf. Richard Strauss and Max
Roger compositions.
The Torkiinstler Society will give concert in
Assembly Hall. No. 109 East I'D street. Tuesday
evening. at which a sonata for piano and vloAh
&c major Op. 13). Anton Rubinsten. will be played
bv William II. Barber and Henry Scaradleck
Songs for soprano frorn Op 49), ASof Jensen. Will
be sung by Mrs. Alexander Rihm accompanied oy
Alexander Rihm. trio for piano, violin and Vio-
loncello G minor, Op. 15), Friedrich Smetana VIII
be PLAYED by Mrs. Carl Hauser piano, Richard
Arnold (yioln and Ernst stoffregen (violoncelo)-
Next Tuesday afternoon. at 40 o'clock. J. Warren
Andrews organist of the Church Of the Divine
Paternity Will give in St PauIs Chapel Of Colun-
bia University the third in a series of eight free
organ rectais under the auspices Of the Depart
mont of Music of the University Mr.. Andrews
Will have the following programme:
Tocatta Fugue Bach
eItuTCAl
Chant CfuiImant
Fourth Organ sonata TIoi.i
Largo inc fiAtlei
Caprice in 3 rat
MarChe MilttatTe- -tI'uh1t1
Vesper Bells W after Spllney
Finale First organ sonata a.....-....- Eugene Thayer
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17

Roy J. Cregar. graduate Of the Guilrnant organ
School has been engaged as organist and choir
master Of the fremont Presbyterian Church New
York Mr.. Cregar is a pupil Of William Z. carr
who obtained the place for him.
DR. and Mrs Parker Syms. of No $40 Park ave-
nue. gave an Informal musical on Monday evening
Miss Davis sang two songs by Mrs. Syms- Others
taking part were Dir. Smith. violin. and the
Messrs Ware The feature OF the entertainment
was a Spanish two step. "signorta-" played by the
composer. susannah Macaulay. teacher Of sing
ing in Carnegie Hall
Miss Amy Grant announces for this Sundays
recital at her studio No. IS West 55th street, at
$3.50 D. nl Miss Amy Grant in musical readings.
siguor Angelo Patrieolo solo pianist. and Kathryn
Inness-Taylor In old French songs. Miss Waixel
and Miss Leonard will act accompanies
Miss Eva Emmett wyckor is now under the
mana cement OF the Metropolitan Musical Associa-
ton No 1l3 West 42d street She will sing IN
Keokuk Iowa. on February Il. t. Is and II. giving
three lecture song recitals German, American
and European songs, besides appearing at a con-
cert.
Louis Arthur Russell. director of the Normal In
stitute OF Music. Carnegie Hail. announces series
OF recitaIs in Manhattan. Brooklyn Jersey City and
Newark by the Ensemble Circle Of the Institute.
These recas are under the auspices Of the Musical
Culture Club OF Mr.. Russells schools. a novel
solos and ensemble numbers several pianos in
unison The first of these recitals will be given in
Wissner Hall, Brooklyn, on Friday evening. January
% Fourteen pianists will appear on this occasion.
and four voeaists all students of the Russell sys-
TENS of music study.
An illustrated lecture Italian music and It's
masters was given before the Home Travellers
Club at the studio of Mrs. Mary NJ Huett, No. $40
I,enox avenue on January T. Mrs. Hulett was
sisted by Mrs Gsela Weber, violinist; Miss Emma
Carroll soprano; Miss Emma Seuthard. pianist,
and Mrs. H. H Hardy
The sixth Interpretation lecture recital by DR..
Nicholas J. Elsenheimer will take place at the
Cranberry. Piano School Saturday morning,
January as at u O'Clock. Students desiring TO at
tend can get Invitations by addressing DR.. Elsen-
heimer No. GO West 137th street
Ion jackson, of Carnegie Hall. is busy with his
vocal classes at his New York studio and at Fish
Kill Landing Several of his pupils have church
places in New York City, Stamford. Conn. Mont
clair n j.; Matawan. N Y. FishkiH Landing
and Newburg. Some of his early concert engage
ments will include Aiiddletown. n. Y; New Haven.
Frederick. Md: Warren. Penn; Westheld. y. j.,
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
The Weekly Calendar

WEDNEsDAY<-Metropolit Opera House. 2 m
Italian opera ''Rigoletto". Manhattan opera
House, S p. m, Italian opera. La Traviata'
Mendelssohn Hall S:15 D. concert of the scot.
tisft Society; Carnegie Lyceum, joint recital OF
Maurice SiegeI violin. ami Gabriel L Hines
pianoforte.
Opera House. ? m
Italian opera lie Nozze di Figaro; Carnegie
Hall SIS o. m. concert Of the Nolpe orchestra
Hall of Cooper Union. Sis concert or
the Marun Quartet
FRIDAY.-Manhattan Opera House =. French
That's: Metropolitan opera House. I3O
D. m. German opera. first performance Of Die
Meistersinger': Carnegie Hall. ; 10 p. m concert
of the Peoples symphony Society; Academy OF
Music Brooklyn . m. lecture on the pro-
Eramms of the Symphony Society by Walter Dam
rosch: S.15 D. m lecture on 'PelleGs 81 Nell
sandeF by Thomas 4. Humasou
SATTRDAY.-Metropoftan Opera House, ..
italian opera. La Traviata": 5 m. German
opera. Got erdammerung' Manhattan Opera
House, p. m. French opera. Carmen p m
French opera. ''Pelleas ct Msiisande'. Academy
of Music BROOKLYN. concert OF the Symphony So
ciety of New York.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
CONCERTS AND REoITALs.

An interesting novelty leads the programme Of
the Sunday Pop" at the German Theatre this az
ternoon in the shape Of trio for plano. violin
and violoncello. by Robert Kahn. professor at the
Berlin Hochschule The work being new in this
country, Mr.. Klein has decided to give it in its
entirety, and the composers brother. Otto Kahn
will be present. with several friends TO hear the
new trio performed by Miss Carrie Hirschnan
Mr. Petschnlkof and Darbishire Jones. The three
artists just named will each be heard in solo num-
bers, the Russian volinist bringing forward char
acteristic "Danse Russo from his own pen. Miss
Kitty Cheatham will make a first appearance at
these concerts and contribute two groups of reei-
tatons and songs the former including Eliza
bethan love lyric, "PhilAda Flouts Me-" and
sion Of FRANCOIS Coppee's "PapiIlons," with music
by Stanley Hawley and the Hon. Minnie Cochrane
respectively. Avery Belvor. American barytone
will sing. among other things, couple of Hun
garianssongs by karel Bend.
Maurice segel. violnist, and Gabriel L. Hines
pianist will give joint recital in Carnegie Lyceum
on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Lucia Lily Dunham.
soprano. will sing and Miss E. Mollie jacobson
win be at the plano.
Another piano recital by ossip Gabrilowitsch is
announced for Carnegie Hall the afternoon Of
Saturday February 6. The programme as an
nounced is made up Of compositions by Brahms,
Chopin and Schumann. Mr.. Gabrowtsch will also
play for the first time the "Elegy in Variation
Form" Op. 3 by the American. Daniel Gregory
Mason
Paderewski is due to arrive here Tuesday,
January . Ellis first concert will be in Waterbury,
Conn, on January 2s. and his second in Newark.
y. J.. January 80
Nine Mary Hissem de Moss. soprano, will give
song recital al the Woman's Club in East Orange,
" j. on Thursday evening. Charles Albert Baker
will be at the piano. Nine. de Moss will begin her
recital with Bachs my Heart Ever Faithful"
Besides three arias of Handel she will also sing
three old English songs. compositions OF Sullivan.
Tschaikowsky and Richard Strauss and a group Of
songs by native composers two of which. Come
Out, Mr. Sunshine" by P. Bliss. and My Shadow"
by w Stephens, written for Nine. de Moss
Emilio de Gorgorza. q native of Brooklyn despite
the appeIlation "the Spanish barytone." and a
pupil Of Victor Maurei. VIII give his first seag
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
Musical Notes and Comment
Brookyn-The Griegs and julius Roengen-
Symphonic MendeIssohn Anniversary Festival
Programmes at the Opera Houses

February 2. and Thursday evening February l.
The programmes follows:
SUNDAY AFTERNOON. JANUARY 81. At O'CLOCK
SYMPHONY SOCIETY OF NEW YORK
SoloIst. Gabrilowitsch.
Symphony No. s in A minor tScotch).
Capriccio for Piano WITH orchestre .-..--
Gabrowitsch.
CanEonetts from String Quartet ....... Mendessohn
Groups Of piano soil. ........
Gabrlowitsch.
Overture. "Fingals Cave.
MONDAY AFTERNOON. FEBRUARY l. 2.3o.
BEN GREET. PLAYERS.
orchestrs of tbs Symphony Society. Stage perternl-
ance OF Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Nights Dream
with Incidental masio by MendeIssohn
TUWDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY q AT Sis
SYMPHONY SOCIETY OF NEW YORK.
Sooist, Nine. Fannie Bioomfeld Zefsier
symphony No l1talian) D.. .....-...-,
Concerto in G minor for plano with or
Nine. B.oonhe zeisler Mendelssohn
Scherzo from octet for strings. .........
Song without Words arranged bv
GuHHnog-..-.
THURSDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 1. At Sis.
ORAToRIo SOCIETY OF NEW YORK
ELIJAH"
Soloists Nine Jomelli. Mr- Daniel Beddoe. Miss
the Orstorio Society the orchestra the Sym
phony Society OF New York.
Walter Damrosch Is giving Sir Edward Elgars
Symphony in Chicago, Cincinnati and Milwaukee
this week.
The fourth pair OF Boston Symphony concerts
will be given in Carnegie Hall on Thursday eve
ming, February Is. and Saturday afternoon, Feb
ruary %. Psderewski will be the soiotst at both
concerts, and these win be his only appearances
with orchestra in New York this
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17

cital in New York in Mendelssohn Hall on Tuesday
afternoon. January 2s.
At her recital in Mendelssohn Hall on Monday
afternoon, January 25. Margaret Rabold. soprano
will sing, among other numbers. groups of songs
by Brahms and Grieg Three Irish folksongs are
also the programme, and three of the songs OF
Arthur Whiting, who will act Miss Rabold's ac-
companist
The following programme will be given by the
Marum Quartet. assisted by David Bispham. at the
second Of its Cooper Union series OF concerts on
Thursday evening:
yFOr two vIoiins ana violal
Songs; Die Ehre Gottes op As. No s.. Beethoven
& !eSiiaas Wansen S : op p a. No .ossRGas ersSms
csciiie. ep o. No Ricbard aufG stgspss mUln
David Bispham '-''N'''''-
Harold o. Smith at the piano. NN''4's's
The New York Scottish Society will hold it's
twenty-frst annual Burns celebration In Mendels-
sohn Hall Wednesday evening
The society will present Burnss drama. The
jolly Beggars." arranged by j. More smieton In
the form of a contata for soil and chorus The
cantata will be sung by the New York Scottish
Choral Union numbering fifty voices. under the
direction OF Frederick w Smythe. Mr.. Snyths
will himself sing the solos, and will have the
assistance OF Mrs. Ethel Stewart Elliot, soprano;
Mrs. John II. Flagler. contralto; Tom Daniel,
basso; Miss Mary Henry. volinist; D. Scott CHS
holm, piper, and Charles c. Craig and Maxwell
Ritchie, Highland dancers The Rev. DR.. John R.
Mackay will deliver address The Genius of
Burns
Eugene Bernstein pianist; Michel Bernstein
volinist and Modest AltschuleF, vioonoellist COM
pose the Eugene Bernstein Trio which will play
the following programme it's concert this after
noeh in the Atelier Building. No. 80 West 67th
street:
Trio % malorl for piano, vsIin and cello Haydn
Sonatina. 1877, No l. piano and violin. Schubert
Trio. op 81 ID minor). for piano violin and cello
Arensky
The second concert Of the Adele Margulies Trio
at Mende!ssohn Hall Tuesday evening will pre-
sent the following programme:
Trio Op .. nat minor .folknlann
op as minor (piano and cello) Brahms
TFio Op II. A minor -Juon
The Montclair Oratorio Society will sing Sir
Edward Cigars King Olaf in the First Congre
gational Church. Montclar, n. j., Tuesday even
ing. at s:l5 o'clock.
The second sonata recital by Mr.. and Mrs. David
Names will be given at the Stuyvesant Theatre
on Sunday evening, January q. instead or to-
night, as originally announced, owing TO changes
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
BENEFIT CONCERT AT MANHATTAN.

a nretentious programme has been arranged for
the concert tonight in aid of the Italian earth
ouaks sufferers by Mr.. Hamnlersten. 1t follows:
Rakoczy march eThe DennatiOn Of Faust Berlicz
Conductor. II. Marcel Charher. ,,.
from ''Herodtade' Siasseie'
81 haLies
Ar' N. Dufranne
HIie T-entni Nine. Marsha -AldTlch and NM. Paroa
Nine Marisks-Aldrfch.
"a celia Calumnia II BaroieTe 'fosSi'
Duet from La Favorita' .Donizettt
Nine poria and NJ sammarco.
All o Paradise ('I Afrtcane .--.-.... .Aeyefbeer
M Constantine
D0'' A'A Giis zeppiin and NJ palnorea.
All. fasrznes M.. Aeo.,,n.li ''.'
waltz song from Romeo and juliet .Gounod
May Garden
Dsass sf Ta' aoer. and Grand F1aal. La PoheA.sl Ss
Mines Agostinen Ponzano and NM Tsccani. Poiese
80, .,-.o and Ss sssurols. = c.,,,.n,,,
Nine Tetraz1ini.
49, ..,,, Ms. MARY Garden and NJ Rsnaua
Ai' f'0' n zsnateiio -''
Air Les Letr.s d. werther M.ssens
Nile. Gervine-Reache.
Mines. Tetrazzini and severins and NM. ConstsntiEv
a.. Poiess; pe Grazia and venturini.
Leporsios air from Don
Prologue 'Pasiiaeci IeOnoavalio
Air. N. co,asa Calf y s!Fsn.s ssn%eFeo' .sovnoa
accompanied by orchestra and chOrus)
Conc from 10 Msscterei ns,c.xn,
II Ganon-Sslletti
Ths programme for this week at the Manhattan
ts: Monday plight. Lucia; Wednesday ga Ira
viatA; Friday. ThsIs'; Saturday matinee, Car
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17

men" and Saturday night. ''Pelleas ct Melisaude"
Mile. Gerville- -Reache will sing Carmen for the
second time in this city. She will be supported by
Constantine instead OF Damores. IN the role of
Don Jese. The role of Escamillo win be sung prob
ably by NJ Dufranne. In the other operas the ar
lists those who have sung the parts In preced-
ing productions this season
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
MENDELssoEN FESTIVAL.

In honor of the hundredth anniversary OF the
birth Of Een6eissohn. the Symphony Society Of
New YorE, the oratorio Society of New York and
TIE Ben Greet Players viii combine IN fastvai per-
fermsnces on Sunday afternoon. January 81: Mon
e>y sftsraoon, February !; Tuesday afternoon,
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17

Miss Amy Grant announces for this Sunday 5
recital at her studio. No. IS West 55th street, at
$50 D. m. Miss Amy Grant in musical readings.
signor Angelo Patrieoo. solo pianist. and Kathryn
Inness-Taylor In old French songs. Miss Waixei
and Miss Leonard will act accompanies.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17

The second sonata recital by Mr.. and Mrs. David
Names will be given at the Stuyvesant Theatre
on Sunday evening January a. instead OF to-
night, as originally announced, owing to changes
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17

The Moatclair Oratorfo Society will sing Sir
Edward Cigars King OLAF in the First Congre-
gational Church. Montclair, N j., Tuesday even
ing, at sis o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
STUDIO NOTES.

Row 7 Cregar. graduate of the Gulrnant Organ
School has been engaged as organist and choir
master of the fremont Presbyterian Church, New
work Mr. Cregar is pupil OF William c. Carl,
who obtained the place for him.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17

At her first song recital In Carnegie Hall this
afternoon Maria f Orthen. assisted Dy franz
Cherney, will present programme made up oA
Brahms. Hugo Wolf, Richard Strauss and MAX
Roger cOmpOsitions.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17

The second concert Of the Adele Margulies Trio
at Mendessohn Hall Tuesday evening will pre-
sent the following programme:
Trio Op 8. fat minor. Folkman nm
Sonata, Op. 3s minor (pano 'ceio). Brahms
Trio Op IT minor. .Juon
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-05-21
A SUCCESSFUL RECITAL.

A SUCCESSFUL RECITAL.
Tue pupils of Miss Maybelle Brannen
gave an excellent piano recital at the
Congregational church Tuesday even
ing, before large and appreciatlve
audiance:
Each number of the program was
very we'll rendered, showing much
skill on the pupils part and speaking
very highly for the ability of, the
instructor. The solos and duets
were alike very finely executed.
Miss Bessie Brannen was ac-
companist, and Miss Laura Brannen
added to the success Of the recital by
singing several fine numbers in her
usual fine style.
Following are the pupils Who took
part IN the recital: Erma Warren,
Eva Konchal, Lucille Butler. Mercy
Gordon, Aileen Belyea. Helen Weber,
Gertrude Lyon, Ophy Love, Ethel
Boyd, lone Kirscher, Fern Love, Alice
and Irene Monahan, Gunda Goodman
son, Vera Won Domarus Laura
LaFond. Rose Bastien, Ellen johnson,
Alice johnson, Lloyd Anderson and
Earl McGonagle.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-05-21
PLAY 81. CLOUD SUNDAY
Hard Work Put in this Week
and q Good Game is
Promised

I he Gold Dusts will meet the st.
Cloud baseball team at Athletic park
next Sunday, and as the visitors come
with the determination to win this
particular game of all others, and the
locals are just as determined that st.
Cloud will take defeat at their
hands, fast game is anticipated. ;
Lange and Batters will be the
battery for the locals, and Schroeder
or Dickinson will do the twirling for
the downriver boys. Lange trains his
arm by an hour I, practice each day so
as to have perfect control of the ball
for Sundays game. Roth and Nc
Pherson will not be IN next SUNDAYS
game, as they leave tonight for Ray,
n. D. to take positions with
that team. Wetzel1 will play Nc
Pherson's position at short stop, Stoll
will play the first bag position, Fortier
or kassier will hold down the second
bag, Diedrich will play third base,
and Lauerman, Kldder and Newman
will play the out-field during part of
the game.
Come out and root tor the home BOYS
and help them capture st. Cloud s
scalp
At meeting of the baseball boys
Wednesday evening littl Q iIl.feeling
which had cropped out was remed1ed,
and all is now harmony.
Roylaton will play the Cold Dusts
here Sunday, May 30, and the locals
will play the down-river team a
return game the following day.