The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-09-23

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she presented the number faultless-
IL. It was tnsthe pretty French song
La Perle:du Bresil's by r. David that
her hest work was shown. In num-
Der Of places she ascended the scale
for moreNthan an octave and every
one stood out by itself in the rapid
transition, while the trilling If the
piece showed the marvellous control
and eyenness OF tone. Miss Lee has
what canbe termed nearly a perfect
temperament, sings with that depth
Of feeling which impresses one most
thoroughly Of her love Of her art, and
morethansthat she touches the emo
tions OF her hearers.
Later she sang a Chaminade num-
Der, Summer that was rendered
with fne taste and q dainty concep-
sSstionSof It. The Moore she and Miss
Lathrop gave both appropriate
and very pretty.
For the closing selection Miss Lee
sand Miss; Lathrop appeared in duet
from Norma, a selection that test
edthe truness OF tone and SO near
] Alike e they that me could hard
lyystell which was singing. It was a
beautiful selection and was rendered.
insaSWay = 10 bring forth the great
eS applause. The accompaniment
forRthe number was played BY Miss
HerneIce Lathrop, and which she ac-
c0mplished ven. It was In this NUM-
bearssthat the Wide range Of voice was
Ihown - MIS- Lathrop, her last tone
bbeingsISat shove high g. q range
Il ssthath considered marvellous.
Thlussthesrecital ended-a magni-
acent success. ana the expressions Of
thsspsoplesvere 20 the effect that ct
M lime have two singes ever ap-
8poafed bsfcre a Mitchell audience!
18th snch splendid voices, Q any
ahose 1inging has hroughtsthe pleas
nrre q thesegTand md good Mitchell
siiliissoDe Mitchell can cslrttainly
aain them . IL own.
Thves1adieassWere thoroughly disap-
pointed fnsbeipg unable 70 appear in.
their concert Sosns. which were still
slowed way n their trunks. which
have MT LEFT NswYork q present
ana they were forced q appear IN
ZONE Paris gown which they brought
hkDsmllss.s
lssssfmmediately after the program was
nniished many 81 she friendssSof the
YOUNG ladies' went to- the stage to ex-
tend their congratulations. and the
singeraS { overwhelmed with
praisessand kind words for their
spelndid work % theevenling. AZ the
little mother and sister 81 Miss Lee
came forwards was takenin the
arms of Miss Lee and It was q sym
pathetic scene;for the good little
mother hadsnot heard her sing since
her return and the tears coursed
down her cheeks as s~heSlooked with.
pride into the eyes OF her daughter.
|2saItswassa pretty scene enacted and 1t
alddedat Il 81 the greeting ofSMrs. Sea-
man:sot her daughter, Miss Lathrop,
andwhom she had not heard sing
since she had returned. II was with
pardenable pride that she %congratul-
ated her little girl on the splendid
successashessh had attained.
MisSesS Lee and I4athrop will make
ashlort tour of the state, visiting Alb
s#erdeen, Huron. Watertown and other
Aettiess after that they will leave for
portland; Ore, where they will open!
Sstddlo for teaching aad engage IN
concsn and. church work. In this we
knowthat every friend will wish
them the great success to which they
4 entitled.
Miss Lee took all of her instruct
ionin voice from Madame Corelli,
SolAssof the most noted voice develop
err ofs Europe. There was q bond Of
sympathy between Madame Corelli
andMiss Lee which worked to the
aivantage Of the latter, for the ma
damearealixed the splendid voice on
Whichgshe had to work and concen-
l 4llsate6 her best effort TO bring Miss
L1otntoa nne artist. The tone
\ buildinl,sgsso ~ Madame Corelli was well
s.axemplialssdl ~ the singing Of Miss Lee