The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-01

First Tenors-A. J. Becker, John
H. Mcknight. G. v. Murphy, Oscar
Preble. Oscar ]. Sanders. Louis q.
Tellner.
Second Tenors-Oscar B%aarson.
Frank v. Brecka, G. A. Finch, Ter
renee Quirke. F. w. Stevenson. Will
Torgerson.
First Basses-Lawrence Anderson.
Will Bacon, Harry NJ. Britton. Fred
Dubois. Claude N. Hitchcock. Max
Taubert.
Second Basses-F. B. Farrow, r. 8.
Kneeshaw, S. j. Pease, Geo. 8. Read,
e. T. Tufte.
AS to the future success Of the
Glee clubs we may inquire as to the
posterity Of u University. Should
the existence Of our Glee clubs be-
threatened, the life Of our University
would be endangered. We we'll may
ask whether our Glee clubs are pro-
crossing in the eyes Of other UNIVERSE
ties. Then are we willing to support
our Glee clubs as in the past? II so,
may we take an added responsibility
in support of its progress? 1t comea
to each of us to aid. If o can sing,\
Join a Glee club, or il you have
friends who sing. ask them to join;
none but o can make them a sue
cess. 1t is said and indeed we'll said
that what comes from the heart will
go to the heart" AS a singer must
feel his or her theme or otherwise it
will not be outwardly appreciated, SO
must the singer feel the hearty sup
port Of all concerned, before he can
justify his ability. The Glee club 4,
a real live issue and demands fore
most attention.
The Girls Glee club at the Univers-
ity is of comparatively recent origin,
being organized in the spring IT 1909
under the leadership of Miss Cola F.
Baker. It's first appearance during
that year was regarded as a novelty.
and although it appeared but seldom.
during the succeeding year, 1t be-
came a recognized feature among coll
lege organizations when Mr.. Norton
took charge in the fall Of 1910. Then
the club received a new impetus and
besides various appearances gave a
concert which was held in the audi
forum of Woodwork hall. The past
year has witnessed a marked develop
ment due in part to the abundance of
material which includes a number of
soloists. In addition to giving a joint
concert with the Mems club at the
Metropolitan theater, it has rendered
selections at various gatherings and
has been very enthusiastically re-
ceived. h club will lose a few Of
its members this year but promising/
new material is expected in the falI
The %personalle is as follows:
First Sopranos-Esther Halgren,
Selma Hassell. Jessie Mcleod, Ge-
nevieve Meacham, Ella Murphy, Anna
Poupore, Eva Rorke. Edna Wanderer.
Second Sopranos-Irene Cross.
Grace Eyford. Kathryn King. Edith
W. Kirk. Margaret Putnam. Anna
May Schlosser.
First Altos-Mabel Evanson. Fam
ME Frendberg. Eleanor Houle, Mar
garet Lampert. Catherine G.. Nc
Dougall. Irma Mallory. Exine Robert
son. Elsie Van Camp.
Second Altos-Ina Currie. Mildred
Holmes. Edna Joslyn. Bertha Nc
kechney, Gladys Mayer.
Contrary to previous years. the two
glee clubs combined in their annual
Genevieve Meacl1am.
(Annis Healy at the piano)
3. Quartette-"Humpty Dumpty''
Caldicott
C%onvocation Quartette.
6. Mems Chorus-"Hark.. the
Trumpet" ............ Buck
Part III.
Z. Women's Chorus-'Love's Cues
ton" ......... Meyer-Helmud
Girls Club.
3. C~ontralto Solo-"Sunset" buck
Irma Mallory.
(Lila Sannes at the piano)
>. Mems Chorus-"Breezes Of the
Night ............ Lamothe\
Mems Club.
10. Baritone solo-"In the Heather.
My Laos .Lohr
Lawrence Anderson.
elsie Van Camp at the piano.
IL. ITO Daffodils' Foote
Girls Club.
Part III.
A scene from College Lie, intro
ducing college songs.
The Time"-1912. Friday night at
9:45 o'clock.
THE Place"-University of North
Dakot Parlor in Girls Dormitory.
THE Girl'-several of them.
For a number of years a Convoca-
ton quartette has been maintained.
Last year it was dropped but reorgan-
lied this ear with Genevieve Mea-
chan' soprano; Irma Mallory, con-
tralto: Terrence Quirke, tenor, and
william w. Norton as bass. Elsie
Van Camp has been the accompanist.
Next year the quartette may assist In
some Of the University extension
work.