The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-28
torwin Recital Program.

tnrWin Kcrital Program.
i Til" following i the program hitch
! will he given 10y tn" students of We%-
Icy r"!l"s" conservatory at corwir
hall Thursday afternoon at $3.50
n'rl"rk:
Nilst Spindlcr
Miss Della Christensen.
li"'" Sisn"r. from Leo I%lugcnots..
Miss Iula Rowe
ran GODDARD
Miss GERTRUDE Gould.
S,"nc from Julius Caesar. ........
(, Shakespeare
j.. ". Conway.
S"r"had" S"ehoech
| Miss Laura Campbell.
Song irish l>"r" Song.........
Mrs. Gallagher.
I.t'n!,. Micnonnr .......... Scllutt
Miss Ethel Halcrow.
CaIirh"H-~I,air d" BALLET. .G'haminado
Miss M"rtlr t.llenson.
I:~ading--
Gl Georgia Washington.
hI FILLER Flights.
; Miss Louise S,avens.
Alfred Howe.
Miss I."nnr Cory.
Minneapolis Musicians Dinner.
Tn" second annual musicians din.
mr. VAS given last evening at the Hoo
tel bennington i'm Minneapolis and
over ""o guests. all musical people. at
1"nlsd. h principal speaker Was
''r- Marion -. shutter and during the
evening topics To fc taken UP AT the
stat" music teachers convention in
.lph" w"rn taken up. other speakers
Included GA. Thornton. president nt
IN" Minnesota state. music tcarhcrs'
association. T. F. Giddings. supervisor
"t music III tho city schools. Donald
Ferguson and Miss Anne Hughes.
Among th" committee members who
arranged the affair are several names
familiar To local musical people. i
Victor RcrGGuist was chairman of the
COMMITTEE" on ARRANGEMENTS. Custavus
Johnson is secretary and !. Austin
Nll'!ams Was treasurer. The commit
tee on place WAS composed of William
MarPhail. j. Austin Williams and
iiaNinonT S1ryock and the committee
on program included IIamlin Hunt. r.
victor ~EergHuist and Robert Grisgs
'ihic. Th" reception committc was
made up nj William NJ. Crosse, Holm
rich Ho"vci. Gertrude D%obhyns. Mrs,
'l'rr" w. Jones. Mrs. Agnes I'ryberc-
,r. Mrs. Wilma Anderson Gilman. Miss
WYNN St"ddard. Willard Pa1ten. IT. s,
Woodruff. Harry Phillips. James A,
Lang. William MarPhail. Joseph 4.
Bliss and Mrs. G. ]. Rahcork.
Still I'ola LaI'oiIettr.
Miss Fola LaFnllette. DAUGHTER nf
the Wisconsin senator has not taken
the name of George Middleton. the
dramatic author to whom she was
ma rried last October.
Miss LaFollette explained as fol.
lows why her maiden name appeared
on h program at a New York en-
tertainment:
1T was my desire to retain my w
name said she. land Mr.. Middleton
generously consented to it. believe
a woman who has done things should
MOI lose her personality when she
marrles. If h takes her husbands
name She. to a certain extent. loses
the personality which her work has
given to her.
II think h time is coming" said
the pretty suffrage advocate, when
all women Will retain their own fam
lily names through matrimony. It is
not ! am on the stage that I
desire to keep my name. 1t is purely
IL personal feeling with me. believe
public opinion is tending this way
and in the near future we shall regard
1t just as reasonable for a wife to ask
her husband to take her family name
as for a man to ask the woman he
marrtes to adopt his name. OF course,
II II woman feels this way about II.
she should have an understanding he
fore her marriage. Mr.. Middleton is
u reasonable man and he agreed with
me in my point Of view before our
marriage"
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