The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-01

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Louis U. Rowland of Wesley conserva-
tory who will be the accompanist.
The club members who will appear in
the recital are Miss Jane Smith, Mrs.
Paul b. Griffith. Mrs. w. E.. Fuller,
Mrs. F. A. Parsons, Mrs. w. H.
Shulze. and Miss Jennie Anderson.
Leaders Of the Musical Renais.
sance" will be the special topic for
the study lesson and the complete pro-
gram for the afternoon will be as fol-
Study Program.
Charles Hubert Hastings Parry,
Alexander Campbell Mackenzie-Mrs.
Frederic Hymen cowen, Arthur
Corning Thomas-Mrs. C. S. Marsden.
Edward William Elgar-Mrs. ]. ID.
Bacon.
Samuel Coleridge. Taylor-Mrs. w.
e. Fuller.
Edward German. Liza Lehmann-
Miss Anderson.
Illustrative Program.
LeHto Cyril Scott
Oahse Negre ........... Cyril Scott
Miss Smith.
Vocal
"a Birthday. Frederic H. cowen
"A Song OF Sunshine" .Goring Thomas
Mrs. Griffith.
Violin
chanson de Matin.. edward Elsar
eaiut DAmour. Edward Elgar
Mr.. Harvey.
Vocal Trios-
LILY Singing Bird. Edward Elgar
1He SAoW ..EdWarQ ElEar
Mrs. Griffith, Mrs. Fuller and
Mrs. Parsons
Sviolin obligato, Mrs. Shulze.)
Chanson de Mutt. Edward Elrar
Mr.. Harvey.
"onaway. Awake Beloved" from
"Hiawatha" .....Coleridge.T Taylor
Sung by George Hamlin.
Who'll Buy My Lavender.
Edward German
II No One Ever Marries Me" from
The Daisy CHAIN. Liza Lehman
the Swing" from The Daisy
S''e'n .::........ Liza Lehman
Miss Anderson.
Violin
norris Dance Edward German
oneperos ..Edward German
An! Moon of Ny Delight" from
IN a Persian Garden.
Liza Lehman
sung by John Mccormack.
Lneytnne Enjoys a Joke.
Wniie walking in the outskirts of
6eritn. Lhevfnne. who is passionately
Iond OF. flowers. stopped one day to
atn.re some roses in front of a small
gs . bearing a placard Music
anist by the beauty Of the posies' that
ne did not notice the owner. a sweet
taced young woman. who opened tho
door and inquired, you wish music
!essons?" Acting on an impulse
Lhevinne nodded. and followed the
teacher into the house.
IN response to her questions he ex-
piained he could play a little" and
stlnentng his fingers pounded out a few
exercises. With great pains the little
teacner explained the rudinents of the
keyboard, while I.hevinne laboriously
followed her instructions. At the con-
c!usion OF the lesson he solenlnly paid
the fee Of 2 marks. and the teacher
!ett the room to secure change. Dur
ing her absence Lhevinne seated HIM
self and started to play a mastery
selection that has stirred his audi
ences everywhere. The teacher re.
entering the room. threw up her
hands. exclaiming In wonderment.
Lhevtnne explained his little Joke.
and the two became warm friends, SO
much SO, in fact. that the little teach.
er 10 now one of his regular summer
pupils at Wannsee.
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To Talk or IAleyinne's Program.
Next Wednesday afternoon at 4
o'clock Miss Cordelia Hulburd Of Wes-
ley college conservatory will give an
analysis and explanation Of Josef
plete illustrations played on the pi-
anola. The talk will be given at
Stones piano store and Louis U. Row.
land. also Of the conservatory faculty.
will be in charge of the pianola. Miss
Hulburd gives this talk for the pleas
ure Of those who expect to hear
Lhevinne next Friday when he plays
in concert at the auditorium as the
second number Of the artists recital
tended a cordial invitation to hear her.
Lhevinne's complete program was
announced today and will be as fol-
lows:
Fantasia and Fugue in 9 Minor....
Bach-Liszt
senate. Opus 81 .......... Beethoven
On Wings Of Song. List
FL Contrabandista. .Schumann-Tausig
Variations on a Theme by Paganini
taj impromptu G Fiat.. Chopin
(b) Nocturne Opus =. No. 3. Chopin
(e) Fantasia F Minor. ...... Chopin
Gavotte D Major ....... .Glazoundoff
Islamey (Oriental F%antasie) ......
Balakirereff
Eutre Nous. Meets Monday.
The members Of the Entire Nous
club will meet Monday afternoon at 5
o'clock with Mrs. .. B. B%urtness at
her home on Belmont avenue instead
OF with Mrs. w. H. Witherstine as an
nounced on the programs. a very in
tercsting program will be given with
Is follows:
Napoleon Bonaparte. the General
Mrs. H. G. Smell.
Empress Josephine and Empress
Mary Louise-Mrs. o. b. Burtness.
Landscape Painters, Millet.C orot-
Mrs. c. B. Chalmers.
Development Of French SCULPTURE
Mrs. Harry GaNere.
Gave Recital Today.
The children's class Of the Grand
Forks School of Music rave a recital
afternoon at 4:30 at the audi
in the Security block. The
parents Of the children were the
guests. Those who played were Helen
Norman. Phyllis Thompson. Phyllis
n>or>t Xo<j,orinn Cri,,ot ~ r.nn