The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-29

Fargo who nave peer pieasaHl suessS
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Bacon at the
turned home last evening. Mr.. Leim-
bacher is manager of Fargo's largest
and finest hotel. the Gardner.
Miss Trcacy Home Sunday.
'rs. r. J.. Treacy and daughter,
May. who have entoyed the winter IN
Los Angeles. Cal. have again reached
Sorth Dakota and at present are
.:uests of Mrs. Treacy's daughter, Mrs.
/. ]. Calvin at Maxbass. Miss Treacy
expects to go to Devils Lake THURSDAY
evening for a visit with friends until
Sunday when she will return home,
hut Mrs. Treacy plans to remain with
her daughter at MaXhass for several
lays. Miss Alma Treacy is planning
20 meet her sister in Devils Lake Sun
day.
.,id Not Elect ORccrs.
When the ladies of tine Thursday
Musical club gathered Yesterday aft
arnoon to elect officers for the new
year they decided to defer the election
until the first meeting next September
and spent the afternoon in a discus
sion Of plans for next year. This re-
suited in a change of policy for the
club. Next year it will be strictly a
study organization with only such pro-
Grams as will be in connection With
the work taken up. Every woman in
terested in music will he invited to
'oin and regular meetings may prob
than monthly.
There was a good attendance at the
gathering which was held at Mrs. Sar-
cents home and the annual reports OF
Mrs. ". E. Fuller. treasurer. Mrs. E.
]. Lander. secretary and Mrs. +. A.
Parsons, librarian. were read and &C
2epted.
Miss Newton to Langdon.
Miss Margaret Newton of Fargo. a
former Grand Forks girl vho gradual
ed from the Fargo conservatory of
music this year. has accepted a posi-
ton as supervisor of music in the
Langdon public schools for next year
and probably will visit in this city on
her way to that city next September.
Miss Lancetta Steele of Batheate who
took post graduate work this year has
accepted a similar position at Lisbon.
The following oun of Miss New
.cn's graduate recital is taken from
he Fargo Forum:
Margaret Merrick Newton. So
prano, was presented by the conserv-
atory of music in graduate recital at
Stones hall last night. Rarely has
a STUDENT ueeIl 50 uidilN diu III
Enthusiastically greeted as was Miss
Newton last evening. Upwards of 800
friends and admirers from Fargo and
Moorhead gathered to hear the SPLEEN
did program which was given almost
without a flaw. The graduate was
assisted by three students Of the con
%servator. Paul Graham. violintst;
Florence Ciormley. p'aniste. and Harry
Haggart. 'celist. Miss Newton was
accompanied Very skillfullv by George
Ralf Kurtz. In a DELIGHTFULLY."- varied
program. we'll arranged TO display the
qualities of her beautiful voice met
the demands upon her so we'll that
.he most gracious and spontaneous
applause followed her several num-
oers. She seemed to give the great
est pleasure in her low tones, but It
was we'll in evidence that her voice
g perfectly placed, she possesses fine
iiction and a natural tempera mental
delivery. Miss Newton won her au-
iience from the start. opening her
program with a group of three ro-
mantle selections by schumann and
hey We're followed by a German
group. by Franz. italian selections by
Scuderi. Giordani and Schira, two
French numbers and for the closing
feature she entered the American
field, Two compositions by Mcdowell
and one by Miss Eversole. Splendid
work was lone in the assisting num-
bers. Miss Newton vas made the re-
:ipient Of several bouquets Of roses.
one from her fellow seniors