The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-14
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The First Presbyterian choir had
eantata The Coming of the King
last night. The cantata is to he rem.
dered sunday evening at a special
musical service for December. There
are thirty voices in the choir. The
isoloists are Miss Genevieve Meacham,
soprano: Mrs. Frederick A.. Parsons
contralto: F. f. Dickinson and Ter.
ence F. Quirk. tenors: Lawrence j
Anderson. baritone. and HERNIA
assist in a trio for female voices. The
offertory solo Will he sung by \. d
Black. baritone. The music is un6e,
the direction of w. w. Norton. with
a. P. Clifford at the organ. The pro.
gram will bc as follows:
Cantata. TIL" Coming of the King
Dudley Buck
Frophecy. soprano solo, 80 Jeru-
Advent-chorus Awake. Awake.
Put on Thy Strength, o Zion"
Soprano and alto duo-'He Shall
Feed His Flock" Chorus Awake"
prayer and response.
The Annunciaiion-.Alto solo, Ca
s e91el Sent From God" Tenor
SS ASSNA l|sltIe chorus
iThe Caravan of Magi> we
March Through the Night" Trio
I'VE Three Kings of Orient Are"
The Plains of Bethlehem-Ladies'
chorus--"And There Were Shep-
herds. Tenor solo-'Fear Not"
Ladies chorus-"And Suddenly
u chorus-"Giory to God"
Inc Departure of the Shepherds
Bass solo-"And it Came to Pass"
Male chorus-"Let Us Go toBeth-
lehem." Soprano solo-"They
Game With Haste. and Found
Hymn 17S, first verse.
offertory-N. e. Black.
The Virgins Lullaby-Alto solo,
Sleep, My Jesus"
n Questioning of the Magi-
Bass solo (Herod.)
The MISUNDERSTANDING solo.
"Adeste Fideles"-Male chorus
Ladies chorus. first verse.
Male chorus, third Verse.
Congregation, fourth verse.
Choir, "Hosanna. Amen"
Program Of Holiday Dances.
Holiday week is to he brilliant with
social functions. affairs that will be
elegant in every appointment as al
are formal gatherings. The first viii
be the December cotillion OF the Ger.
man Tub with Mrs. Clement K. Win.
slow as the hostess in charge. Mrs
Winslow is making her preparation:
for the handsome affair and has select.
ed as assisting ladies Mrs. Thomas S
Corrigan. Mrs. H. w. Whitcomb and
Mrs. Q. ]. Barnes. The ladies to pre-.
side at the favor tables have not We,
been chosen but Arthur Netcher will
lead the cotillion figures. This hand.
some party will be given on FRIDAY
evening, December q, at the Dacotai
and will be the most elaborate of al
the Christmas season festivities.
The Comus club will have its De,
cember cotillton on Monday evening
December 30. and this too will be 4
very charmingly appointed function n,
the Dacotah. Mrs. w. G. Mcdonald
and Miss Clara Hale are the hos,
tesses in charge Of this function ant
they are preparing some very nove
features for the favor dances. Wal.
ter Hawkins will be the cotillion lead,
er and while only club members ar.
privileged to enjoy these dances. sew,
eral Of the holiday visiting guests un.
doubtedly will be included in the cues
list at this party.
The Knights of Columbus also have
their holiday party on Monday even,
ing, DECEMBER 80. and will entertain
at their club looms in the Metropoli
ton block. This will be a formal nart,
With supper service and, as in the mast
%ill be largely attended.
The Iclks have chosen New Year!
eve for their holiday party and vii
entertain at theri club home or
North Fourth street. An oportuni:,
to dance the old vn3r ont and the neH