The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-10
ORGANIZATIONS ARE
READY FOR THE
0RA70R|0
Orchestra and Concert Put
ting on Final Work at
Present Time
OF
THE TWO D
Are Pretentious With the
City's Best Talent on
Rolls
MEMBERSHIP OF
THE TWO D

On January 10 the Grand Forks
tore a local audience for the second
time since its organization last spring.
this time as .accompanist for the
brand Forks Oratorio society chorus
Ia its rendition Of Handel's great ora
torio, 1.-THE Messiah The event is
being awaited with no little interest.
tor the program IL one Of the biggest
musical things yer offered here and
It liz to be given entirely. with the en-
pie. Prof. W. w. Norton who or
Eanized tho orchestra will direct both
the chorus and the orchestra on this
occasion. the former numbering
thirty-three members and the latter
ninety-one. Both organizations have
been laboring for weeks in al en-
deavor to present this great oratorio
without q flaw and that they will be
rewarded with unbounded success
seems assured. The final rehearsals
are yet to be held and they are to be
crowded into every spare minute Of
me day that there will be no chance
tor disappointment anywhere on the
evening Of the big program.
The oratorio will be presented at
the auditorium neXt Wednesday even
Ing and in justice to the quality Of
the music, the chorus and the orches-
ira. local people should fill every seat.
A little mark of appreciation and en-
couragement will do a great deal
toward the still further development
Of the local orchestra and oratorio
chorus and this occasion should bring
but the largest crowd that has ever
gathered in the auditorium.
The finest of soloists have been Sc
cured to take the solo parts. Gustav
Holmquist Of Chicago who is such a
.avorite hire will sing the basso. j.
Austin Williams of Minneapolis, the
tenor. Miss Jennie Anderson of Wes-
ley conservatory, the soprano and Miss
Agnes Lewis Of Minneapolis, the con-
ratio.
Orchestra Personnel.
The complete membership Of the
Grand Forks symphony orchestra as
It will appear on this occasion follows:
Director-Prof. w. w. Norton.
First Violins-C. A. Lampert, con-
.ertmaster. Frank Rorke, Norman
Weller, Mrs. w. H.. Shulze. Clara
Wolff. Alden Remfrey, Arthur Emard
Ind Maurice Girard.
Second Violins-Geo. Downham,
principal, e. II. Tostevin, Felta Davis,
:. Boostrom.. .n ~
Violas-Nathan Papermeister and
Harry S. Moore. .cs
Cellos-W. NJ. Tracey and Harvey
:. Samuels.
Bass Viols-Glenn Remfrey, r. A.
Rudd and Mr.. Hcng.
Cornets-E. l.. Egermeyer and A.
B. Rheinhart.
Trombones-Wm. Matscheck, AL
tired Howe and G. w. Bennett.
Horns-Andy Brascth and w. B.
Oe1ameter
Clarinets-Carl sLukkason and Sell
ner Larson. 4
Flutes-Chester Warner.
Tympani-Lette G." VanSyckle.
Piano-Miss Jane,Smith.
Personnel or Chorus.
The personnel of'the chorus is as
follows: a.
Soprano-Mary Il. Fl. Black. Mary
l. Black. Clara Burman, Anna NJ. Car
roll. kittie Carroll, Violet Cassidy,
Mary Coulter, Cassie Cumming, Mrs.
I. j. DAILY. Bessie Dewey. Jessie Dow.
Frances Dubois. Louise Duggan, Mrs.
Rankin Farquer, Mamie Franklin,
Fannie Frendberg. Mrs. w. E. Fuller,
Ava GRADER, Beatrice Griffith, Selma
Hassell. Cecil Husband, Clara Koene-
nan, Blanche Lamont, Ida S. Lam
ion, Mrs. o. j. Luethi, Louise j. Mar
:ley. Grace McCallum, Winnifred H.
owen, Clara :. Peterson, Mrs. Leo NJ.
Rasmussen. Margaret T. Rasmussen.
Mabel w. Rice. Mrs. T. Fl. Richard
son. Gertrude Robinson, Mrs. s. A.
saunderson, Esther B. Simms, Mrs.
VIM. SOrensOn Alice Stinson, Sylvia NJ.
Stone. Bessie Thoraldson. Helen Thor
lldson, Edith Wardwell, Mrs. c. C..
Warner, Eliada Wehe, Frances Wells
nj Mrs. w. r. Whitby.
Alto-Rose Z. Carroll, Mrs. l.. p.
5olborn, Viola Coutts, Irene Cross,
Vera b. Fuller, Clara Hagen, Ella
aewitson. lrma Mallory. Gladys r.
Mayer, Lila Mobeck, Gertrude Nor
nan. Alta Olwin, Mrs. T.. a. Parsons,
Lillian Paulson, Sadie Il. R%outzahn,
Vera Stinson, Mabel Wicker and Mrs.
:. L. Wisner.
Tenor-A. H. Anderson, A. j. Beck
n. Howard Brown. F. E. Dickinson,
;. E. Garvin, A. J. Houglum, +. G.
Jackson, Clarence v. Murphy, Harold
!. Pond, A. L. Shideler and C. r.
Weisbecker.
Bass-L. J. Anderson. Theo, Deich-
srt, F. B. Farrow. John Fers, John
NJ. Gillette, Gerhart NJ. Gunderson, J..
t. Johnson. c. c. CcCown, John W.
Dgren, s.. j. Pease, Henry Qualheim,
Louis u. Rowland, Geo. d. Sturtevant.
b. T. Tufte, H. L. Wilson and H. Z.
Win5low.