The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-20
supervisor Of domestic science in the
high school Of that city.

supervisor Of domestic science in the
high school Of that city.
Mr.. ana Mrs. E. l.. Morris who have
been spending the winter in California
left Pasadena today for New York,
where they will visit before returning
to Fargo.
Miss Margaret Feyereisen, supervisor
OF music in the public schools left this
afternoon for st. Paul where she will
attend grand opera. She will return
Friday morning.
Mrs. C. IL. Anheier was among the
F'argoans who went to Minneapolis yes.
terday to attend the operas. She WAS
accompanied by Mrs. w. T.. Cushing OF
Bismarck who was her week end guest.
Mr.. and MrS. Aaker OF the Aaker
Business college were given d pleasant
surprise at the college assembly roomsl
on Saturday evening by the students
Of the college. Games and music were
the diversion OF the evening, after
which refreshments were served. AS a
remembrance Of the occasion, Mr.. and
Mrs. Aaker were presented with n
handsome clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Castle, tango
dancers, will visit Minneapolis for the
own company OF dancers will appear
| for a matinee n evening perform
| ance at the Minneapolis auditorium.
The Castles are making a quick spring
| tour OIL twenty one ClIleB ia twenty
one days. Their tour extends from
Boston to Denver. Thu program to be
given there will include the tango,
| Brazilian maxixe, the half and half,
the one-step, the hesitation and the
Castle walk. Mr.. and Mrs. Castle do
| not believe in the turkey trot. Neither
do they believe in such monstros1ties
as the bunny hug and the Boston Dap.
the lame duck, danced with the man
| holding his partner with one arm only
while his left arm hangs by MS slde.
The Castles will be accompanied oy y
comnanv of tango dancers, who WAi
show variations Of the modern dances:
One feature of the performance Will
be 3, contest for the Castle cup. a twenty
inch silver cup suitably engraved; 10
be given by the Castles to the pest
dancing couple in Minneapolis.
uonv Of Fargo's music lovers left
last evening for St. Paul where they
will attend the grand operas given by
the Chicago Grand Opera GO. OtheIs
will go this afternoon and a few people
will go Wednesday to near par7 With
the Incompatible Titta Ruffo IN me
title role, Florence Macbeth as 6llua,
and a supporting company OF stars leu
by the great Cleo GSioos 90 Grand Onera
company will open it's local season at
the St. Paul auditorium this evening
with q magnificent presentation OF
| VerdiS RlgOleLLO. 1HlS is ItSdLoSN Go
the masterpiece Of the great Rufo, VINO
has created a. sensation in all the cities
i in which he has ung since his advent
in the United States, a little over a year
ago. He is unquestionably one OF the
worlds greatest b~aritones. but 1t not
as a singer alone that he shines IN the
! operatic armament. for as an actor ne
is unsurpassed. His personality Is or
the dominant kline that pervades a per-
formance with magnetic radiation that
sweeps everything before 1T. His one
and only appearance in st. Paul will be
an event of the most significant i'm
p%ortance and the interest in his coming
has been intensified with the news re-
ports of his triumphs in all the cltles
of the spring tour of the organization.
The engagement will be brought to a
brilliant close Thursday afternoon and
yening with a. spectacular and artistic
performance of Parsifal. Otto Marak'
the noted German tenor, who halls from
Bayreuth, will ave the title role, and
Minnie Saltzman-Stevens, the wagner
ian soprano. will nave the role of Kun
dry, This is one of her most significant
characterizations. Admirable Clarence
Whitehill will be the Amfortas and AL
len Hinckley the GurnemanZ. These
two American artists Will be supple
mented by Henri Scott as Titurel ana
Dufranne as Klingsor. Nicolay, De-
frere, Heyl and a sextet of flower maid
ems complete the long cast. Campanlnt
will conduct.