The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-28
sHARPs AND FLATS.

The crack band from the State
Science school at Wahpeton and the
Putnam band of Fargo will supply the
instrumental music at the Interstate
fair at Fargo the coming week. The
committee on music have secured as
surances of very attractive pro-
grammes about the grounds during the
day time and during the afternoon and
evening.
Gertrude v. O'Hanlon Of Chicago
has just placed a course with a music
i club at Brainerd, MINI. Those who
will appear at the series are the
Beethoven Trio, Rose Lutiger Cannon
and Edna Gunnar Peterson.
At a conservatory examination:
Professionalism would you set about
1t to obtain the best possible results
from your pupils?
Candidate-Collect the tuition fees
in advance.
Professor (promptly)-You pass
with 100 per cent. Never mind the
other questions.
Pupils of Miss A. e. Woodward's
piano class at Hawley appeared re-
Gently in a recital given to close the
season n every number disclosed
careful and painstaking instruction
ana oeVOtlon TO practlce.
Putnam Griswold, the well known
basso, has been engaged to open next
seasons series of orchestral concerts
both in Minneapolis and st. Paul, with
the Minneapolis Symphony orchestra,
under Emil Oberhoffer, on Oct. "a, and
with the st. Paul Symphony orches-
ira, under Walter Henry RothWell, on
Nov. 5. The Metropolitan basso, who
is a = 400 -. g.. E Is s-
Germany, will devote the month of
October to the concer field under the
management of Loudon Charlton.
Among other important bookings
scheduled for him Is an appearance
with the New York Oratorio society in
a performance of Schumann's Ruth.
Mr.. Griswold has also been engaged as
soloist with the Rochester Symphony
orchestra for Nov. II, as well as for a
recital in Clarksburg, w. va.
These collapsible opera hats are a
great convenience"
"So?"
eyes; you have no idea how much
room they save In a fiat"
Hazleton Quartette in a Programme.
The very large assemblage of teach
ers n students attending the sum
term at the state normal school
WSAC Wa AdppiLy lCSdlGQ uuT1IlS inc
chapel hour Wednesday morning with
a programme given by the Hazelton
quartette;, Jessie Hazelton Askegaard,
soprano; Lillian c. Wright, contralto;
S. H. Kantor, tenor, and P. A. Rudd,
bass; and Hubert Beard of Fargo, ac-
companist. The programme present
ed was as follows:
Quartette-Sextette, arranged from
Lucia di Lammermoor i. Donizetti
Piano and Vocal Duet ...........
=. Miss Wright and Mr.. Beard. MI.
Quartette-The Sweet Little Girl
and the Quaint Squeegee Il. Warner
Trio--c.h. Restless Sea ....... White
Mrs. Askegaard, Mr.. Kantor, Mr.. Rudd
Quartette-Alas That Spring Should
Vanish (from A Persian Garden)
.......................... Lehman
Duet-Edenland ...-. Dana
Mrs. Askegaard and Mr.. Kantor.
Quartette-Rigoletto Verdi
There was no intermission between
the programmed numbers, all of which
were enthusiastically app1auded, but
at the finish Of the number by Verdi.
the applause was 10 vigorous that a
demand was made for a recall and for
that compliment the quartette grace
fully responded with the Nocturne
from the opera Martha, and that was
we'll received. Besides the students,
there was a goodly audience Of the
general public.