The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-09-27
From Thursdays Daily.


ceedingly attractive last evening with
it's beautiful decoration of palms and
autumn flowers furnished the ladies
by the generosity of Mr.. Nelson, the
florist, the occasion being the con-
cert given by Miss Elsa Jache, pi-
anist, and Miss Lora Lulsdorff, mez-
zo-soprano, for the benefit of the.
Ladies' Relief society of Mankato.
The young ladies are too well
known here to need extended notice.
They both have an exceedingly pleas
ing personality, which added to
much more than usual musical abil-
ity, captured the large and very ap-
preciative audience, and held it from
start to finish.
Both show the happy results Of
painstaking and faithful study abroad,
under the best of teachers, and one
can safely predict for them the
brightest future in their chosen field
of music.
Miss Jache shows great technical
ability, combined with the keenest
and most loving appreciation of the
music she plays. ,.-.. ...... .....,s.
While there were none of her sell
ections that were not attractive and
deserving of great praise, special
mention might be made of Schubert
LISTS "Gie Ruh,' and Chopin's Polin-
aise op. So. both very attractive and
exceedingly brilliant, given with a
wonderful skill and finish that de-
lighted her audience.
Another very effective and charm
ing selection was Rats "Rigaudon,"
all rendered in manner that left
nothing to be desired.
Miss Lulsdorff has rich dramatic
mezzo-soprano voice with a contralto
quality of great range, power and
sweetness. which shows conscientious
work and careful training.
She gave part of her songs in Ger
man of which she very kindly fur
nished an English translation, which
added greatly to the understanding
| and enjoyment of the songs, on
the part of her non German speaking
| listeners. -... .-........,.
| Her ennunciation is especially clear
and attractive.
She also sang group of English
songs, which were very pleasing.
Especial mention should be made
of the German songs "Im Herbst" by
Franz, "Es Blinkt der Tau" by Ru-
bernstein and Der Schmied" which
she gave in such a charming manner
that her audience were thoroughly
delighted.
| Among her English songs perhaps
/ Loves Festival" was the favorite.
Both the, young ladies received
very generous and well merited ap-
plause, as well as many and beautiful
! floral tributes, showing the apprecia-
/ ton in which they are held here in
their own home city which is so just
! ly proud of her talented daughters.
The concert will long be remem-
| bered as one of the most delightful
we have ever had.
| The ladies. of the Relief society
thank the public most heartily for
their very generous patronage, and
/ the press for the liberal space which
| has been allowed them; because of
this they will be able to continue to
carry on other work, as the needs of
! the poor require during the coming
winter.
Lenz-Radamacher
!
| Mr.. Ralph Radamacher of LIE Sueur
Center We're married yesterday noon
at twelve o'clock in ST. Paul by Rev.
DR., Hope. Miss LEM is a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. LEM of 703
/ North Second street, this city, and
/ has always lived here. She has
many friends who will be interested
/; in the news of her marriage.
| Mr.. Radamacher is the only son of
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Radamacher of
LIE Sueur Center and is associated
with his father in the drug business
! there. Mr.. and Mrs. Radamacher
will be at home in LIE Sueur Center
after October Is.
Mel Chambers.
The marriage of Miss Halle G.
! Chambers of Minneapolis and Alex
ander r. McCorquodale of Olivia,
/ Mimi, took place Monday evening at
the home of, the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George G. Chambers, Oil
/ West Twenty-eighth street. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. f.
", Pierce of Central Baptist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCorquodale will be
at home in Olivia, Mimi, November
! /, after an extended eastern trip.
The bride is a former resident of
Mankato. She is an accomplished
| lady and is possessed of q great
many friends.
Former School Teacher Married.
Cards have been received by
| friends in this city announcing the
marriage of Miss Margaret Mae
Harr and Mr.. Linnaeus Peter Burg
ner, which, took place in Seattle
Tuesday. September 8.
Miss Harr will be remembered as
the principal of the West Mankato
school for several years. She made
many friends during her stay in this
city and they unite in good wishes
for her happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs Burgner will make
their home at Selah, Wash.