The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-11-29
From Saturdays Daily.

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Yesterday afternoon, the music
students of Good, Counsel academy
gave a musical in honor of st. Ce-
elias day The program rendered
was as follows:
March" ............ Engelmann
Mabel Hastings and
Angela HOffensberger
welcome" w. Boulten
"Frolicking- Nymphs" :. Helms
G.. Walser.
THE Old .Oaken Bucket.
.......:...... 80. -. Arr. DruInheller
a., Henlein
Eccentric Moods of Great Mu-
Slc1an5 -.
C. Hughes, r. Osborn, G. Daily,
B. Daily
Remembrance Reber
A. tHOffensberger
Fifth Air and Variations" Dancla
b. Schmidt
wit and Humor'' ............
A. Hoffensberger, r.. Graham,
NJ. Kessler
Mission Bells. NJ. Louka
M. Borgmeier
Must / Leave Thee Cherished
Home" ...!.............. Elmer
M. Hastings
William Tell ........... Rossini
/. Ederer
Faust violin solo. :. -. .Gounod
"Sextette from Lucia de Lammer-
moor" left hand solo. j. Donizetti
C. Schroeder
Invitation to the Dance. Weber
B. Schmidt
Theme and War;. Beethoven
Hymn in Honor of st. Cecilia.
Chorus
Special mention must be made OF
the spirited rendition of the selec-
tions from William Telr' by Miss
1. Ederer. The study from Lucia
de Lammermoor'' for the left hand
alone, showed an admirable tech.
nique in the young performer, Miss
C. Schroeder. Miss Schroeder de-
serves further commentator for the
elegant style with which she play.
ed her part of the duo, Variations
and Theme" Her teacher, Sister
Mary de Cruce, had the other piano
in this wonderful piece Of musical
striving. ~ ~ Z.
Miss Bertha Schmidt's violin solo
earned loud and enthusiastic ap,
plause, and gave happy promise oi
greater. things to come.
After the musical, a dainty lunch.
con was served to all the students
of the school in the dining hall OF
the academy. And the merry laugh.
ter and chat of the girls, big and
little, was the highest proof that
they were enjoying the afternoon.
Just before, the luncheon the gay
banqueters had their picture taken
and all are anxiously waiting for the
developing which will let them "see
themselves as others see Them
The Mesdames Wood Entertain.
= On Thursday afternoon the auxili
airy of st. Johns Episcopal church
was .. pleasantly entertained by
The report, of the annual meeting
of the auxiliary that was held in St
Paul recently was given by the
Mankato parish delegates. The les
son was omissions in Nevada" and
was given by Mrs. Dennis.
The auxiliary ladies are ,plannin.
to give a fair. and baking sale early
in December stW - \
Musical Recital.
Miss Nellie Nitzk0wski presented
ten of her younger pupils at re,
cital at her home on North Broad
street last evening. The parents OF
the pupils who appeared we're pres.
ent and, most enjoyable. program
was given. Those who took part
in the recital were Margaret Mil.
,ler. Eva Bartscb, Marie Otto, Flor
encc Homer, Lucy Schmitt. Doris
Rose, May Johnson, Leland Schoen.
leben and Ella fDollard.
Waseca Attorney Married.
Joseph N. Moonan, a young Wa.
SEGA attorney, the son of Attorney
John Moonan of that city and well
known in Owatonna, was married
on November 18th to Miss Ethel
Klug of Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
Miss Klug attended the normal school
here for two years, leaving last
spring.
Candy Pull.
Miss Lola Miller. entertained a
group of young people at candy
pull at her home on Byron street
last night. After making candy
the guests enjoyed music and later
in the evening a delicious lunch was
served. The evening was delight
fully spent.
Rask-GoodeiI Marriage.
Albert T. Rask and Miss Cora
Goodell of Lake Crystal were quiet
ly married this morning in the pro-
bate court by Judge Evan Hughes.
The young couple will make their
home in Lake Crystal.
Honor Sons Birthday.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Mueller en-
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