The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-11-21

program. The final feature will be
!! the privilege Of seeing the moving
pictures Of some of the views taken
at the grand council meeting at
Crookston this year, reproduced at
i the Wonderland Theatre.
Heidwinkie-S chaefer.
Mr.. William Schaefcr and Miss
Rose Heidwinkle were married this
morn in All Saints church, Madi-
son Lake, by Father Arthur Dit
man. Mr. Schaefer resides in Lime.
town. where they will make their
home and the brides home is in
/ Mankato. She is a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Leo IIeidwinkle.
Monthly Social.
The Luther league of the Trinity
Norwegian Lutheran church had their
monthly social last evening at the
home of o. J. Lee. Refreshments
we're served at the close of an en-
/ joyable evening which was spent
playing games.
Under the auspices of Bethany La.
dies college, concert was given
i last evening in the Swedish Luther
an church, which was a rare treat
to the many music lovers of Man
kato who assembled at eight o'clack.
/ Professor Anton Bumbalek
comes with excellent endorsements
from Marquette Conservatory, Mil
waukae, and the expectations of
the superb rendition of the Allegro
were fully realized.
| Already the opening number Opus.
| 143, of Shuberts Sonata convinced
all critical ears that there was in
store for them beautiful symphony
and harmony for the hands OF a
piano artist.
Though the Allegro Girrsto of
Opus 143, is not only difficult, prop
erly to express, but also heavy, it
met with spontaneous applause,
which was still more merited by
the superb readition of the Allegro
| Vicace. In his second number Civ
ing a Prelude, a Nocturne and two
cheerful little waltzes by Chopin,
Mr. Bumbalek established himself
positively with the entire audience
who showed their sincere apprecia-
Ion of his precision, his agility OF
movement, and beauty of interpreta
ton by long continued applause,
and would only too gladly have
heard an encore.
The many beautiful vocal select
/ tions rendered by Miss LOra Luis
dorff showed her excellent control OF
her strong yet sweet soprano voice
and all of the numbers also the
more difficult in minor keys were
ably rendered to it's accompaniment
of Miss Mamie Skuse Schuman's
"An der Sonnens chem and "Du bist
vie 'eine Blume' as we'll as Kaun's
"Daheim" were especially well re
cciyed by the many German friends
of Miss Lulsdorff. In the whole ths
entire program of an hour and thirty
five minutes duration was appreciated
by all present, and undoubtedly
tby many others who could not come
bave cause for regret,
Whilst Miss Lulsdorff graciOusl.
responded to an encore Professor
Bumbalek could not be induced tc
give any extras. evidently believing
that sixteen separate pieces by six o.
the great composers, was all that
could be required in one evening
But should he come again in the
spring he shall be assured of a
still larger audience and even heart
ier welcome, and Bethany Ladies'
college is to be congratulated or
the success of the first concert Civ
en- this season under their auspices
!. M. Olson of Sleepy Eye is il
the city today.
! C. r. Young of Blue Earth was in
the city yesterday.
! ]. A. Willis, Jr., of GAINESVILLE spen
yesterday in this city.
Mrs. A. G. Nellie of New Uln
spent yesterday in the city.
i Frank Wagon and Roy Johnson O
the Northwestern freight depot are
in Minneapolis today to see the bi:
game.
H. B. Hill of Faribault was in Thu
city yesterday on business.
w. E. Young of Blue Earth was il
the city yesterday afternoon.
w. FL. Gold of Redwood Falls i
! in Mankato on business today.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Hudson o
Madelia visited here yesterday.
Attorney C. o. Daily has gone t,
Redwood Falls today on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Seeman o
Louisville spent yesterday in tn
city.
/ Ralph Page went to Minneapoli
last night TO attend the foot bal
game, ..-..
3 w. +. Johnson, ticket agent o
y Judson, was in the city yesterda
5 afternoon.
}. Miss Jessie Olson of st. Paul is i
S this city visiting her sister, Mis-
g Emma Olson
Ill Engineer Martin Bell of this cit
= has gone to 'Winona to spend SUI
9 day with his family.
!. William Bevens went to Minneap,
9 lis this morning to witness tn
). Chicago Minnesota game.
: Rochester Post and Record: Adolp
Lack of Mankato. is the guest {