The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-30
News From the Social Set-- Wo1nenis Club Activities
Many Heard Graduate Recital.

Many Hoard Graduate Recital.
h auditorium Vt tho First Mctho.
dist church was crowded last evening
with II friends Of Miss Bessie Thar.
aldscn who gathered to hear her rem
der her commencement recital. Miss
Tharal1son graduates In June from
both the piano and voice departments
of Wesley college conservatory. being
a pupil Of Prof. Louis U. Rowland in
piano and Miss Jennie Anderson in
voice and her graduate recital was
the first Of Il series Of five which will
he given during the remainder of tho
year.
The audience who gathered To hear
Miss Tharaldson play and sing was a
thoroughly musical one aud tho re-
sponsivc applause that followed each
rendition was evidence that the years
she has spent in pursuing her musical
studies have not been in vain and that
she is generously gifted with musical
talent. Her program consisted of both
vocal and piano numbers n a
pleasing throughout. Her vocal num-
bcrs were gems for her charming so
heard in better form. She displayed
splendid technique in her instrumental
compositions and her interpretations
We're musirianly.
Miss Leone Cory OF the conservatory
Faculty rendered accomplishments for
Miss Tharaldson's n a group
Of young ladies from the faculty.
Misses Mabel Wrisht. Fioy jackson.
Paulson. F'ossie Weller. Nellie Hall
crow. Olive Erwin. Helen Holmes. and
Hazel Rutherford. acted as ushere.
The numbers of Miss Tharaldson's
program which gave such delight to
her hearers follows:
Sonata OPP. No. 1.........Reethoven
Motto allegro e con brio
Prelude in F. MINOR. Mendelssohn
Woodland Sketches 5000. MacDowell
At an old Trysting Place
In Autumn
To Il Waterlily
From Uncle Renius
song-When the Roses Bloom.....
Reichardt
Variations Brillantes op. l:.. .chopis
song-''O Don Fata,e" from Don
Carnival Mignon op. 4s...... Shut
Prelude
Nocturne
Caprice
Two Dances Friday Evening.
h Elks and the Comus club will
conclude the mid-winter dancing sea-
son tomorrow evening, both organiza-
tions having planned delightful af-
fairs, h Elks' party will b. an in
formal at their club home on North
Fourth street. opening at Q o'clock.
Tho Finley orchestra will play and
This will be the last party until the
after Easter "Snowball' on FRIDAY. ey-
entng. April 4.
The Comus club viii. give a formal
dance at the Dacotah and the function
will be one of handsome appointment.
The Bates orchestra will play and dur
ing the evening a splendid supper will
be served in the hotel lobby.
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Standard Bearers to Meet.
Tho Standard Bearers Of the Metho.
dist church will meet Friday after
noon at 4 o'clock at the home Of Mis-
Gcnevievc Stark. $40 Belmont avenue.
Following the business hour. instead
Of the usual chapter from Pingkaa.
the Chinese study book. Miss Rowe
MIL lead in readings from ::Our. Stand
Miss Jenny Cornelius will he at the
piano to PLAY for the songs. The 9TH
err numbers on he program will be as
follows: Vocal solo by Miss Edith
DoclScn. Instrumental solos ny Miss
Helen Routzahn. Miss Elite Anderson
and Miss Hazel Vale. a recitation by
Miss Olive White and a vocal solo by
Mrs. W. r. Whitby. There will he
the usual social hour with refresh.
ments.
Well Known in st. Paul.
st. Pau Pioneer Press: Miss Mar
tina Bowers. daughter of the late So
llc!tor General Bowers. Washington,
.. c.. who vas seriously injured in 4
runaway accident at the national cap.-
tai Tuesday. is we'll known in st. Paul.
Miss Bowers has visited the city a
number Of times.
Miss Bowers is the granddaughter
Of the late Judge Wilson Of st. Paul
and was born in Winona. Although
her family have lived in the east many
years Miss Bowers often visited her
grandfather and school friends in
Minneapolis.
She is an intimate friend Of Miss
Helen Taft. the presidents daughter.
who. with Miss Isabel Vincent, were
included in the riding party when the
Leaves for Coast Sunday.
Miss Mary Murphy, daughter Of
Mayor and Mrs. NJ. F. Murphy of
Reeves avenue, will leave Sunday or
Monday for Seattle and Tacoma.
WASH. and other coast cities to enjoy
an extended visit with friends and
relatives. Miss Murphy will be away
a month or six weeks.
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