The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-06
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discussed the overture" Mrs. NJ.
G. Olson talked on the four kinds Of
opera and the subject of grand opera
gave rise to much discussion. several
including Prof. c. \. I.ampert. taking
part IN it. When the round table was
completed the various members ex-
pressed themselves as being thorough
ly glad that the interesting study had
been taken up for it surely is going
20 make the year extremely interest
ing and beneficial.
The Program.
The musical program is not to be
neglected at these monthly gather
ines ever though more study is to be
made a feature and yesterdays treat
was indeed a rich II The program
was rendered by Prof. c. A. Lampert,
vio!iuist from Wesley conservatory.
and Prof. w. w. Norton. director Of
music at the university. Mr.. Norton's
deep bass voice is always good to hear
and he was especially delightful in
his first number. the song Of the
by DcKover. His closing group was
Helnund's "Margaretha. OF Thee Tn,
Thinking and 'Anathema'' by Won
Fielitz.
Prof. Lampert made his first APP
pearance before the club and was
given a most enthusiastic reception,
one that necessitated the giving of
W extra numbers. His first rendi-
ton was Dvorak's Humoreske. OPP.
lo1. No. I and SO delightful was it
that he responded to the demand with
Mozart's Minuet and Schubert's Ser
enade as In his last group
he played the Ungarische Rhapsodie
by Hauser and the Meditation from
That's by Massenet. Mr.. Lampert
Is a master Of the violin and his mu-
sic was beautiful.
At the close of the program Mr..
Lampert addressed the club on ne
matter of doing something in a mu-
steal way that would be a pleasure
and benefit to those outside of the
club and also be ar incentive to the
elevation of music in the city. He
told of a series of Sunday afternoon
concerts given in Chicago under the
direction of the Woman's club for
the purpose of drawing away from,
the five n ten cen theaters those
who could not afford to attend the
big Thomas orchestra concerts. and
other big things. A small orchestra
of the city's best musicians was pro-
cured and the programs were made
sic. Mr.. Lampert conducted the or
chestra and held just as strict re-
hearsals as the big orchestras did.
which resulted in great masses of
people hearing a program Of the fin
est music every Sunday.
Mr.. Lampert thought that such an
undertaking would be successful in
this city and has left it with the club
to decide whether they wish to take
it up.
Pythian Party Next Week.
Next Monday evening which is the
occasion of the regular meeting of the
Pythian Sisters the ladies will hold a
social session after the lodge and in.
itiation for their families and there
will be lunch and ards. Mrs. Her.
man Wolff. Mrs. James Dinnie and
Mrs. E. NJ. Read are on the committee
Reynolds Couple to We'd.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Tweeton of Rev.
nolds have issued invitations to the
marriage Of their daughter. Julia, tc
Herman johnson. also of that place
and the ceremony will take place a,
high noon on Friday. October 20. a,
st. Olaf's church. The church service
will be followed by a large reception
at the residence of the brides parents
and there will be guests present from
this city as we'll as several other dis.
tdnt PAGES.
Return to Seattle Home.
Mrs. o. o. Mercer and her two
daughters, Misses Marie and Grace
who have been charming guests fol
the past six weeks at the home OF
Mrs. MERGERS sister. Mrs. j. A. Bar.
low. left last evening to return tc
their home in Seattle. Mr.. Mercer
has come to st. Paul to meet them anc
they will start from that city togethe,
this evening. Mrs. Mercer has re.
ceived a number of pretty social at.
t%entions during her visit here and thu
last was a dinner honor the evening
before her departure given by Mrs
Steven Collins.
Mrs. Stebbins' Guests Honored.
Mrs. George ]. Price Of Universit,
avenue gave her second party of the
complimented Mrs. Ida Stebbins anc
her daughter. Miss Rosina Stebbins o,
Shelton. Neb., who are charmins
guests at the home Of Mrs. w. C. Steb.
bins. Ten ladies made up the pleas,
ant company and they passed the
hours happily with n~eedlework anc
social visiting. Mrs. Price made hel
home festive for the occasion witt
bowls OF bright asters in the hall ant
living room. phloX in the dining room
and pretty yellow nnsturtiums in the
rooms upstairs, and SIZE brought tn,
afternoon to a close with a delectab!.
and prettily appointed luncheon serv
ed in the dining room. Mrs. p. J
kavanaugh assisted the hostess IL
serving.