The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-04

will also give a. program Of their own
the last Of May. ~ 49,. .@a
An event in Moorhead this evening
will be a recital by the students OF the
branch in this city Of the Dakota, Con
servatory, to be given in the Masonic
hall. Seventeen OF the pupils Of Miss
MartinSon will be presented in O. pro-
gram Of piano numbers by such writ.
ers as sartorio, Roger, Bohm, Lange
,Dncelle, GODDARD, Merkel, etc. One OF
the numbers will be a duet, d'Ourville's
'Slu1nber Song.
Prof. Jacob Schultz, supervisor of
mosic, at. the Normal-Indostrial school
at :Ellendale, will sever his connection
with that institution at the close of the
present school year. He will either
return to Germany, or else accept the
dictatorship Of a, music conservatory In
one Of the eastern states. Mr.. Schultz
has been at Glendale for three years.
There. is to be a, band organized at
Herman, Mimi, and it will be under
the direction of Professor Warren OF
Wahpeton, N. D. a.. ,':-
Prof. E. E. Clausen is at the head
Of q progressive and well attended
class in music at Cavalier, N. d.
A glee club has been organized in
connection with the high school at
Cando, n. D. r y
The audience which attended the
concert given. at Cando by the glee
club and the ."Y" quartette Of the
State Agricultural college was criti-
cized by the local papers for not
standing when "Old Glory was dis
played at the beginning Of the rem
dition, of, The Star Spangled Banner
Commenting on the incident of the
oversight by the audience. The Herald
said: "a little training along this line
would be a good thing for all Of us,
and while we do not believe in hero
worship, yet the patriotism that should
stir us to action at the sight of the
flag is sadly lacking, at least as far
as it's demonstration is concerned"
Miss Rowe has been requested to
organize a choral society at Crystal,
n. D. go. 49,
A choral society has been organ
lied at Darcy, N. D., with j. 8. Shearer
as conductor and Miss Lulu Larson as
accompanist.
True to- it's tradition, LION Singing
society is very actively preparing for
it's annual concert, to be given at the
Lyceum theatre, Fergus Falls, April %.
Very generously LION has decided to
contribute the proceeds from the con-
cert to "Mindegave' to Norway, the
memorial gift to be presented. by Nor
wegian Americans this spring upon the
hundredt1 anniversary of Norway's
independence as a nation.
A Fergus Falls paper says it was a
most fattering audience which greeted
the Federated church choir at it's con-
cent at the Congregational church
under the direction of Mrs. Capitola
Billings, organist and musical director
of the choir. Anderson's orchestra
opened the program, which was car
ried out with few changes. The SOLO
lists were Miss Carlson, Miss Keane,
Mr.. WHITTIER of Fargo, Mr.. Michaelson
and Mr.. Miller. They were all encored
enthusiastically, and the chorus of
twenty voices was unusually good and
reflected much credit on their leader.
The concert vas one Of the really good
things of the winter and the church is
to be congratulated on having a must
clan Of SO much ability as Mrs. Bill
lings as director.
Mime. Melba has closed her 23, 1000
mile American tour and sailed for
Europe last week on the Mauritania.
The diva made a financial success and
gave much artistic pleasure in the
genre which she has made particularly
her own. -. -.
Leonard Berwick, the noted English
plants, has been engaged as soloist
by the Boston Symphony orchestra for
it's pair Of concerts in Boston, April
8 and 10, 1915. The few soloists thus
far engaged by this orchestra for 1914
Is have appeared in this country dur
ing previous easons, thus it will read
lily be seen that Mr.. Berwick is sig
naIly honored, as she comes next year
for his first American tour.
Under the auspices of the Mothers
club, at New England, Miss Bradshaw
and Mrs. Earl Standing gave a recital
program which was we'll received
the porceeds of the entertainment are
to be devoted to the making of civic
improvements. Thus it is seer that
den, even in the remote corners Of the
state. ..
In twenty minutes the Mems club of
Gethsemane church, Minneapolis, sub
SO, 500 for the purpose Of in
a new organ in the church.
A brass, band has been organized at
Marion, N. D. Prof. j. r. Norgaard
was elected business manager; Mr..
Hurley leader and instructor, and
Beartsch, treasurer. .sa '
New Salem Journal: New Salem
music lovers have been interested in
the accounts of the Alice Nelson re-
cital, at Bismarck last evening, and
,rorn asr1aciallx nlea Sed that Misc Flora