The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-18
P|AN|ST'S DATE
STILL Indefinite
Wesley College Hopeful that
Carreno Will Accept an
Engagement Here.

Wesley college wishes t o explain the
situation with regard to the appear.
ance Of Madame Carreno in Grand
Forks. Her manager was in the city
q few weeks ago and conferred with
Wesley college concerning a concert
late about November 10. The final
arrangements. however, were only
.Carreno herself. This eminent pi-
.anist is to give n concert in Portland,
Ore. on November 10 and it is only
because her manager desires to break
such a long journey that Grand Forks
has an opportunity al all to obtain
IL date with Madame Carreno. In or
der to make Portland in time for
November IS she will have to take No.
. of the Great Northern on the night
of the concert here, should he secure
November 10. Her manager is not
inconvenience herself and lose rest
to that extent SO nothing definite can
be. assured until. Madame Carreno ar
0rives: in America. Her steamer from
Europe docks I'm New York on Sum-
day, October 26, and as soon as an
interview with Madame Carreno can
be obtained by her manager W. shall
hear by wire from him as to definite
plans. 1t is to. be hoped that Madame
Carreno will feel that she can let
Grand Forks hear her in a piano re-
cital on November 10.
However If Madame Carreno should
decide that she cannot appear here
November 10Sit is. just possible that
s.:date. ran: se -securedsin February.
Carreno. plays "a series of concerts
with the Minneapolis Symphony or
chestra beginning February 10 in
Minneapolis and this city may be able
to have a date on his return trip.
This is a "chance of a lifetime IN
real earnest . Carreno is acknowledge
ed. by all musicians to be the most
wonderful woman pianist that the
world has ever known. Many women.
compositions in public that Madame
ICorrcno has on her program. How
ever to- attempt TO play with much
apparent effort a big composition and
to play with ease and grace the most
difficult things ever written for piano,
arc two Very different things. Lots
of people can accomplish the feat OF
covering the notes of a Sonata
Apassionati." but very few are able to
make the composition an easy. ell
ioyable. restful piece of piano play
Everything that Madame Carreno
plays. is an Interpretation of that OF a
great musician in a masterful rendi-
ton II. Wesley college is able to
make~tarrangements with Madame
Carrepo. Grand Forks will be the only
city in which she will appear between
Minneapolis and Portland.
Speaks at vcspcrs.
DIR. f. p. Robertson is the speaker
for vesEcrs tomorrow night III Corwin
hall at 6:45. Prof. j. A. Buchholz
will play a violin solo.
Van Welt Coming.
Wesley college to the
Grand Forks public that Cornelius
Van Welt. the Dutch %cellist, will APP
pear In recital in this city. MIR. Van
Welt Is the cellist who took Carlo
Fischer's solo position in the Minnc-
apolis Symphony orchestra. Every
one was charmed with Carlo Fishers
playing. yet Mr.. Van Welt more than
delighted his hearers when he appear
ed here with the orchestra last spring.
Mr.. Van Welt is a finished musician
who is recognized by those high in
his own profession as a musician of
much worth. Wesley college is SUR
that the announcement of his appear
ance in Grand Forks will be welcom-
ed by everyone who has heard Mr..
Van Welt play.
DR.. Robertson at Forest River.
DR.. and Mrs. Robertson autocd to
Forest River today. They combined
business with pleasure, visiting their
granddaughter and looking after some
Wesley college business. They return
tonight.