The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-07
Entertained Club LADIES'.

club were guests yesterday afternoon
OF MrS. James McHafie at her home
on North Sixth street and 800" ives
the pleasure. Two prizes were given
at the close OF the game and high lon
ora We're won by Mrs. j. Cross. while
Mrs. g. J. Jauss took second. At s
o'clock Mrs. McT4ame served a dainty
supper in the dining room and Mrs.
Cross was chosen hostess for next
weeks meeting.
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Wtnship Teachers Entertain.
The teachers Of the winship school
school building from $3.50 until s
o'clock at the second of the series Of
mothers meetings and a large num-
ber OF ladies' are in attendance. The
interesting program arranged for the
afternoon includes some musical Be.
lections by Miss Eleanor Tenner,
supervisor Of music In the city schools,
schools on "Renovating Of Old and
Reftting Of Ready Made Garments"
and a lesson by Miss Mary Sutherland,
teacher of domestic art in the city
schools. on THE Making Of Aprons"
The ladies bring their wi materials
land h afternoon is concluded with
a dainty r~efreshfnent service.
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Club Gave Splendid PROGRAM.
The March meeting of the Ladies'
Thursday Musical club held Yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. ]. D.
Bacon at the Dacotah, was the most
largely attended of the year and the
program was n of the most instruc-
tive and ENJOYABLE - Mrs. +. A. Par
sons. who had charge, Of this months
meeting was most successful az lead
l ar and a II -fNn- 20 lbs. ~nAANu No. ANV--
trative musical numbers were thor
oughly enjoyed.
/; Engliah composers were taken up
in the discussions and the special topic
tor the afternoon va Leaders Of the
Musical. Renaissance" The discussion
brought out the fact that England is
not nearly 30 rich in the production
Of great music masters as the other
countries of the old world but further
ern oratorio writer. Edward William
Elgar. Mrs. ]. D. Bacon was assigned
this writer and her talk was exceed
ingly interesting and Instructive.
While she treated of his various com.
positions she called for the illustrative
numbers which were beautifully given
by Harold Ryder Harvey on the violin
and viola and Mrs. Paul Grifith, Mrs.
w. E. Fuller and Mrs. F. A. Parsons
III d SOSdl lI1O Will vIOlIu OOllR0JO
by Mrs. w. H. Shulze.
Mrs. W. Z. Fuller talked very enter
tainingly OF Samuel Coleridge-Taylor,
Miss Jennie Anderson gave a compre-
hensive review of the life and works
Of Edward German and Liza Lehman,
Mrs. G.. 8. Marsden read a paper on
Frederic Hyrnen Cowen and Arthur
Goring Thomas and Mrs. Harry Ga.
we're treated Of Charles Hubert Hast.
ings Parry and Alexander Campbell
Mackenzie.
The musical program was a delight
full treat and each. artist was in splen-
did form for her particular part. Miss
Jane Smith. however, on account of
illness was able to play but one num-
Der and the complete program wa as
follows:
Piano
Miss Smith.
Vocal
"A Song Of sunsnine". .aorins iTholna.
Mrs. Grihata.
Sursum Corda 100000. Edward Elgaf
Salut glamour ........ Edward ElTar
Mr.. Harvey.
Vocal Trios-
Ely Singing Bird".. Edward Elsar
Inc SnOW .........E0Ward El43r
Mrs. Griffith, Mrs. Fuller and
Mrs. Parsons.
(Violin obltgato, Mrs. Shulze.)
Chanson de Mutt. Edward Elgar
MI. Harvey.
Victrola-
"onaway. Awake Beloved" from
"Hiawatha" ...Coleridge-Taylor
Sung by George Hamlin.
Vocal
who'll Buy My Lavender".....
Edward German
"If No One Ever Marries Me-" from
THE Daisy Chain. Liza Lehman
THE Swing" from THE Daisy
Chain" ....:........Lza Lehman
Miss Anderson.
Morris Dance ...... Edward German
Shepherds Dance Edward German
Mr.. Harvey.
Victrola-
"Ah! Moon Of My Delight" from
"1n a Persian Garden" ..........
Liza Lehman
Sung by John Mccormack.