The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-08-08
MUSICAL RECITAL.

HOo1S<Al1 QGS1xALs
A large and attentive audience was
present at the X. C. hall last We'd
nesday afternoon in attendance at
the Third Recital given by the pupils
of Mr.. Jules r. LeDuce, assisted by
the Majestic orchestra. 1t was a
grand success and Mr.. LeDuce as we'll
as his talented pupils received many
congratulations upon the excellence
of the program rendered.
The program was as follows:
Selection, The Spring Maid.
e4si,s MAJ - Orchestra.
Ferdinand ,Cortez Overture Spontinf
Misses Edna and Gladys Radabaueh
Texas Gallop ......... Drumheller
Miss Alma Evans. B7fa''N8
Dancing Shadows ~. ; Engelman
Miss Hattie Barker 81.
salute q PeSth ......,.. q
Miss Clara Watkins 4as,t.s
Serenade 5000. ...4.. $3.50. Shubert
Miss Leila Landon
Waltz, Blush Of the Rose.
Ell se,sa Orchestra.
Dance of the Midgets. .Greenwald
Miss Marie ,Mylan
LaReine Du Salon $50. .SartOriO
Miss Bessie Miles
vi lAc . ~ ~ ~
Miss Vera Montgomery.
(a) Nocturne, OPP. 81. No. 4. Chopin
OBJ Scarf Dance ~. 49,. Chaminade
Miss Edna R%adabaugh M,
Voices of Spring ,........ Keats
Miss Dorathy Miller
Dance Folartre .......... Swarz
Lester Bowen.
At Shutdown Reverie 5000. Wilson
Miss Sophie Johansen
Overture, Sunshine and Showers.
Orchestra.
Dream Fairies Waltz ....... Ducell
Miss Anna Watkins
[ntermezzo, Op. 10 No. 4. .Karganof
Miss Mary Watkins.
Bright Eyes ........... Schottishe
Leona Dondelinger
Robins Departure ........ Fischer
Miss Marie Doyle
Military March OPP. 81 ..... Shubert
Misses Mable and Clara Watkins.
March, Capital City.
l~ettfea 10 S. Orchestra.
swr edtD. .G..o...)... shrdl
Personnel of orchestra: Wallace
Shimke, first violin; j. jacobson.
second violin; Abe Koolish, cornet;
Prentice Watkins, drums; jules r.
LeDuce, piano.
HELD THE FIRST PICNIC.
The newly organized Christian
Bible school held it's first picnic on
the banks of the Firesteel Friday,
and it was truly an enjoyable occa-
sion. The party reached the creek
about 10 O'Clock and kept busy till
noon making arrangements for din
ner, which was spread under the
branches of a great tree and vas q
feast fit for the gods, served picnic
fashion. After dinner all present
spent the afternoon visiting, while
potato, peanut and sack races kept
everyone from going into a doze.
Supper was served about 5 o'clock
and closed the festivities.
The day was an ideal one, being
cloudy and cool and all present de-
clared they had spent 3 day long. to
be remembered.
Pierre, S. D.-The lighting system
on the capital grounds was tested
out last evening, and the contractor.
A. 'Winkler, secured the band as an
attraction. The system is composed
of fifty five-iight standards up to the
present for the Immediate grounds
about the building, and when all we're
lighted and the grounds thronged
with people, in autos, in carriages and
on foot the view was quite q differ
ent n fir, m the old grounds with
nothing but a few street lights sur.
rounding it. When the whole light
ing system is completed for the
grounds as laid out there will nearly
three hundred OF these five light
standards to show up the grounds.
Berlin. Germany.-A directory Of
the ~plutocrats Of Hamburg. Bermer
and Lubbock just published. shows
that the fortune of Bertha Krupp vOr
Bohlen, the richest woman In Ger
many, has increased In three year,
fro~ tAE nnn mn "a \ AnAN-nnn