The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-30
Reas,lves Here.

VtS1GAWB 1tcS0k1VcO x1eF0.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Hunt Of Augusta,
i few days visiting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Hunt or Inter.
national avenue. They will leave SIM.
day evening for q visit with relative.
lad friends in Fargo and Thief River
Falls, MINI.
Mothers Club Meeting.
The Mothers club held an interest.
ing meeting this afternoon in the par.
large attendance and the meeting
proved very entertaining as we'll IA in.
structive. Mrs. w. NJ. Edmunds read
u splendid paper on the "Montessori
Method OF Child Training and illus.
trated it with materials which she
had made. Miss Hazel Dell Ruther-
ford. kindergarten instructor at Yves.
ley conservatory, gave a model demon.
stration OF h sense training" and
three children, Leah Edmunds' Edith
Olmstead and Warren Smith assisted.
The program was concluded with a
solo by Mrs. r. J; hsarcell.
In Grand Opera.
Fargo Courier-News: The many
people Of Fargo who arc Interested in
music and opera, will be especially in
terested to hear that a former Fargo
woman Is singing. Of German, English.
French and Italian opera in Paris,
The latest American Society woman
to fall a victim to tho opera stage
fever. IL Mrs. Capehart, wife Of Alex.
ander Capehart. whom it will be re-
membered was one of the first man.
ayers of the local theaters, and a bio.
nerr resident Of this city. In 1900.
when Mr.. Capehart was appointed
chief Of the American Liberal Arts de-
partment Of The great Paris exposition.
they MOVED to France, to make Paris
their home.
1t was then, Mrs. Capehart, who
had always shown great musical tai
ent. commenced studying. and eyentu.
ally n move into the atmosphere of
the conservatory. and While at her
home in the fashionable Champs dc
I! Mars, she met noted artists from all
parts of Europe, all of whom urged
her to turn her operate talents to
account. Now, after a dozen or more
years of musical study and training,
she is among the many who are pre-
pared to bid for public favor.
Junior Students Recital.
The Junior students at Wesley col.
lege conservatory of music will give
their regular weekly recital Saturday
afternoon at 3 o'clock, in the city
studios. The program will consist Of
twenty-eight numbers. and is one Of
exceptional merit. a cordial invita-
ton is extended to the public. The
complete program will he as follows:
Song of the Mill.............. Virgil
Marie Werstein.
l.Cuckoo Song
STdole SoHe NlrGll
Lois Fuller.
Blowing Bubbles ..........,.. Ortiz
Jerry Wonderlich.
The Little White Kitten. .Erb
Hazel Jack.
Mazurka Virgil
Gladys Myers.
LlV1nS song .............. krOgman
Olive Jack.
water 1lly DuCeIe
Erma Tinte.
The Echo Virgil
Jean Leonard.
Duet, Twinkle Little Star. ..Metzler
Kathleen McGrath,
Vera Beatty.
Harold Redick.
Naughty Pixie ............. Brown
Frost King ............. krogman
Ruth Laughlin.
HAPPY Hours .............. virgil
Blanche Turner.
Picking Chestnuts ............ Orth
Mildred Fogelberg.
Remembrance ............. Virgil
Mary Chidlaw.
Dancing Dolls .,ss.s ......... Heller
Pixies WaltE Song ~ . . !. IN. Brown
~ Hazel D9arey..
Song Without Words. . /. ... .Streabog
( Erma Nelson.
MELODY ......... Ducelle
Dick Booth.
Ride Of the Storm Witch. ..Krogman
- Lavina Guhderson.
Gypey,a Revelry ...........". Kuhn
Thelma Rysted.
Morning Song ..... ...... Deveaux
Hilda Hendrickson.
F'rolic OF the Winds. ...... .Cramm
Mary Batten.
Butterflies ............... Merkel
Lillian Gilbert.
Twilight 1850. Eielenberg
Eta Schwam.
Springs Message ............. Fink
Geraldine McNicol.
Austrian Song ............. Pacher
Hattie Erickson.
Impromptu .............. Schubert
Ida Rand.
May Is Bonn
Agnes Johnson.