The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-19
A Big SCHEDULE
IS Being PLANNED

Grand Forks, ". D, Jan. 19.-Ar.
h annual tour Of the University OF
North Dakota Glee club, which will
carry the singers into many parts OF
h state. While the entire itinerary
has not yet been decided upon, sever
al contracts have already been com
pleted. The club is sure Of appearing
at Rolla, Bismarck, LaMoure, Minot,
Williston, Valley City and Thief Riv-
er Falls, MINI. In addition to this
umbe there are nine other places in
he state which are now practically
sure to have concerts. The list includes
Fargo, Jamestown. Devils Lake, Lis
bon, Cando, Fessenden. Darlington,
Mandan, and Dickinson.
The exact dates for the trip have
not been set, but they will be between
April l and Is. Hume Bacon is the
manager of the club, but owing to a
slight illness. Is unable to make any
arrangements at the present time. w.
w. Norton, director Of the club, has,
therefore, assumed the managers du-
ties and is corresponding with a large
number Of cities to obtain dates. He
stated yesterday afternoon that many
towns are DESTROYS of securing the
glee club concerts, but the towns that
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sure to be taken care of.
1t has been decided to give the an
nual ON concert at the Metropolitan
theatre in this city April II. Concerts
will be given at st. Paul and Mime
apolis also during April. The Mime
sofa Glee club filed an engagement
here a short time ago and the visitors
were royalty received. Mr.. Norton has
received several letters assuring him
that the North Dakota club will be
given a great reception when it ap-
pears in the twin cities.
Regular rehearsals are being held at
the university and the work is pro-
ton has divided the club into eight
quartettes. The members of these
nuartettes are receiving special at
tention at least once every week. The
men who belong to the club will be
given their final examinations by
singing in their quartettes. Fol the
purpose Of carrying on this training
second tenors, the baritones and bass
es so that there will be one from each
section in every quartette-
The list of quartettes follows:
. Oscar Preble, H. L. Roduette.
Cuyler Anderson and Lloyd D. Witter.
2. Joseph Weber. John Muir. Law
renee Anderson and George Read.
3. A. Flaten. Ray hoffman. Louis
Tellner and Lawrence Feetham.
4. Geo. S. Seblaper. Wilbur Lycan,
Max Taubert and Herbert Miles.
5. Howard r. Flint, Sylvan Lyksett.
F. w. Ferguson and John H. Moore.
6. Albin G. Eiland. Walter Nc
Gahen, Herman Wolf and Jesse An
7. o. j. Sanders, Walter Tostevin,
George Ludwigson and Fred w.
Mann.
s. Joseph snowfeld. orval Nc
Haffle, Alvin Stomner and Hume
Bacon. Arthur S~erungard. alternate.
The Girls Glee club has been d.
vided in a similar manne The quar-
tettes are composed of first and sec
ond sopranos and first and second
nltos.. The list follows:
l. Esther Halgren, Agnes Hassell,
Hortense Moore and Martha Tau
bert.
?, Eva Rorke, Ida Myhra, Mabel
Laxdal n Anna Nestos. 4
3. Florence Purdon; alternating
and Agnes Moe.
4. Anna Poupore. Luella Crane,
Catherine McDougal and Mary Dunlap
5. Inez Serumgard. Winnifred Mel
son, Ruth Gale and Ina Currie.
6. Irene Cox, Harriet Carrier,
Mabel Hanson and Fern Wilkins,
Z. Inga Leine, Hanna Thompson,
Genevieve O'Keefe and Alice Nc
Fadden.
8. Jennie S. Gale. Frances Collins,
Myrtle Ellensen and Irene Stenson.
9. Elva Clark. Stella Hoskins. Ma
bel Martin and Gertrude Healy.
Maud Martin and Vera Markell, al
ternates in second sopranos.
Margaret Plank, accompanist.