The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-07
interesting MUSICAL club Meeting.

Interesting Musical Club Meeting.
The February meeting of the
Ladies' Thursday Musical club held
yesterday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. ]. ID. Bacon at the Dacotah added
another Interesting chapter to hts HI
q. Mcdonald prepared and led a most
excellent program on 1.-THE Musical
Impressionists of France" and also
presided at the business meeting in
the absence of tho president, Mre. M.
u. Olson who is away.
Mrs..F. a. Parsons will be in charge
of the March program which will be
lGrifith and. she urges that members
las much as possible try to present
IAN their materia! from memory D.
notes, the idea of. the work this year
being to do away with papers AZ much
as possible. The composers Of Eng
land viii! be- taken UP at this meeting.
!: At the conclusion Of the: afternoon
and A: +. Clifford in behalf Of the
came to request assistance from the
club in securing" additional member
ships for the Oraotrio society, about
100 new ones being necessary In order
to guarantee expenses in bringing the
Minneapolis symphony orchestra To
snnomnc.a th.t they u,n,rid. he ,hie
= secara INC orchastrs rnr.two CON.
cerfs an Ansi, -. as well as. in lime
when tho annual festival VIII be held,
bu. before signing a contract wished
to C the Views Of the. musical
Ifor the April concert but. after con-
siderable discussion the club decided
that 1t would not take the irresponsible
lily Of securing the additional men,
herships. the reason being that only
la few Of the thirty active members
were willing to give personal time to
the work.
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iana lis.sa zig most. mo'eu woIks. sne
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From, 1sa1 fa Is,s he wrote trios and
the s;n,nle. com ositions from lass
to 1879 sacred music and from 1875
|on orchestra work and his famou
work. h Beatitudes." His career
Eas an ryan, began in 1855. At the
conclusion Of Mrs. McDonaid's paper
riasc i az Fnse n: S1Ek SANE hs rr rne Ma
t''s. ~ NJ n's. 70 S ~ ~ +n.,
MIS-; W.. ~, eiut1c nau .ns ~
no. ante1sstins lpose III -
pavsIani sa.n.-oaens EN- SssII,anf
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- Mhe ~ "as 49, n"h,Ge
s~asn ussIsn. aH ata, a. tho
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&c OF Ven years. AZ hSe years ny
ptayed Mo1art. scorn."e, Ltne asu -
cnlaIehh music. ~ ~ years ~ ~
p.aysu enc sona. - 49, ~ arst
puolls. ae - years "s VIZ ~ w" 10"
Of many prizes. ana at liz 10 a years H. nc
tlnlsned = per.or"ae a, ms 9,s,, nsS. q, o. t M
most famous OF ms eompoS,.aoms gu.
ne was famed aiso lot ms ims.l ora nd
tai work; ao'lty, az u eohuMeeor aau
als1 was an "
ganis.. piay~risn. o! aplaaiS' anu e c,,h
I,Iinutea 10 sessral 'o ttn 14nita =" 60 tu - !.
iicat' Ions re visited .Ie S tho noston
IN IN, l ~ ana nrrhen9r. ."e Dos''"
Jules Massenet who. died in Paris
last. wear Mrs: shulze said composed
music naturally. for melody was IN
his blood and he understood women.
Tile was famed for his triDutes to iair
women. He was noted Tor MS dlver,
tslfy rather than anu
tamong his popular works are Han
and Gretell." That's 'Mignon," The
Juggler OF Notre' Dame" ana scores
Of others. He wrote one opera every
two years for eighteen years and all
we're tried by Hanmerstein in New
York. The Elegy" one:of Massenets
beautiful songs was sung with pleas
Ting effect by Miss Jenie Anderson oe
Wesley conservatory.
Mrs. Louis Rowland discussed Brun-
mean and D'Indy.. two of the lesser
known French impressionats. and
brought out all the interesting points