The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-20
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the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Goh-
erty. Friends Of Attorney and Mrs.
Doherty will sympathize with them in
the death OF n of their twin baby
boys. which occurred last night. The
infant was but W days old. Mrs.
Doherty's mothers and sister. Miss Lii
liam Helgeson are with her.
Miss Crtttenden at Fargo.
Miss Frances Crittenden Of Mime.
apolis. city secretary for the north
central territorial committee of the
Y. w. c. A., who is to visit the local
association next week, is spnding this
week in Fargo. She gave her first
address at the vesper service Sunday
afternoon.
4, Two Mothers Coming.
MIR. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Read Of North
Fifth street will entertain as delight
full guests at their home for the next
few weeks Mrs. Reads mother. Mrs.
MIR. Reads mother. Mrs. j.. Fl. Read
OF Rock Island, Ill. The two moth
ers will arrive tomorrow evening and
will be here for a month Or more.
Both ladies have visited here before
n have a great many friends. too
who will cordially welcome them.
Mrs. Reebe has spent the winter
months with he two DAUGHTERS in
Chicago and Hesperia. Mich. going
to Burlington only a week ago. She
joined Mrs. Read in Rock Island yes
terday. n after her visit here she
expects to go to Washington for the
rest of the summer.
Many Attended Recital.
The second in the series of classical
concerts being given by the advanced
pupils at Wesley college conservatory
took place Saturday evening and was
attended by a large gathering. Miss
Mae Nisbet. Miss Helen Holmes and
Roy Christie gave the program and
it was another rare treat. each num-
Der being enthusiastically received.
with a Beethoven number. h Allie
gro, Op. IA, No. /, and in this demon
strated her ability and talent as an
exceptional pianiste. This was fol-
lowed by by the Brookside" by Kar-
ganoff and March of the Dwarfs" by
Grieb. Miss Homes selections were
exceptionally well rendered and her
work was thoroughly appreciated. Her
first number vas '!Arabesque' by De-
busy. followed by Spinning Song"
by Dchussy. and Waltz by Raft. Mr..
Christie rendered The Robin Sings
in the Apple Tree I'm the Meadow"
by Mcdowell, and Calm as the
Night" by Bohn. Mr.. Christie has a
splendid voice and was warmly re-
ceived by his audience.
Mrs. Stambaugh's Compositions.
Mrs. ". S. Stambaugh Of Fargo,
mother of Lynn Stambaugh, who at
tends the university here and. is a
member of Sigma Chi. gave a recital
of her own verse and music at Stone's|
auditorium in Fargo Saturday even-
in~ and hnr orncr1f, V-aS hoard 1yy q 1
large number of music lovers. Mrs.
Stambaugh is not only a gifted singer
but a composer of note and she both
writes verse n conlposes the ac-
companying music. ON this occasion
there were some numbers. the verse
of which had been penned by other
writer's but all the music was by the
singer who was in exceptionally good
voice and sang with a surety of in
t%elligence and feeling which demon
strated that she was in love with her
work. Miss Bertha Hagen played
the accompaniments in perfect sym.
pathS with the singer and also con-
tributed q piano number. the Moon
light Sonata by Beethoven.
Mrs. Stambaugh was Eowned in
white marquisette fashioned over
white hrocade and heavy lace and
was the recipient of beautiful flowers
Ile SuCSlS. 11Cl VI OEldll NdSl
as follows:
Life Dawson
Birthday Song Peach
Death "a Toast) .......Stambaugh
May Song .Weekles|
wishing ............. StamOaugh
Opportunity ............. ingalls,
ioas, scoliara
Sonny Stsmbaugh
+ ifo'c ,1fy1y,onrt ST. :, ho = q = |
Moonlight Sonata ....... Beethoven
Miss Bertha Hagen.
Dawn S~tambaugh
Chance ............. E. Scollafd
Doubt ............ s%tambaugh
Riley's First Blue Bird ..........
It Matters Not Barston
My Country .stambaugh
Miss Newton in Recital.
Miss Margaret Merrick Newton Of
Fargo, who is a former Grand Forks
girl and visited here the greater part
of last summer as the guest of Miss
Houghton, graduates from the voice
department of the Fargo Conservatory
of Music this year and will appear in
her graduate recital next Friday even
ing at Stones auditorium in that city.
Miss Newton has a rich mezzo soprano
voice and will be assisted by Paul
Graham. violinist. Mr.. George Ralf
Kirtz will he accompanist and a trio
number for violin, piano and cello
will be rendered by Paul Graham,
Florence Gormley and Harry Haggert.
OF the event the Fargo Courier-News
says:
Miss Newton's many friends are
anticipating a great treat in her COM
ing recital. She has a beautiful voice
Of good range. excellent quality and
ample power together with good mu-
steamship. Her charming personality |
has made a host of friends for her er-
erywhere and with all these assets in
favor she is SURF to meet with sue
cess. either as an artist or teacher.
The program follows:
I Meier Will Roam From Thee.
Ich Grolle NIGHT .......... .Schuman
Inc Nut Tree ...........
.,......... AmbroSio
Rezeda Frimi
Paul Graham.
Now Welcome MY Wood $500. Franz
Aus Meinen Crosses Schmerzen...
fFdnz
IN autumn a
Caro- milo ben ............ Giordani
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