New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-06-03

they know it and are not afraid. He
can tell us all how to get more real enjoy
ment out Of short stroll thru the woods
than we have ever dreamed SO simple a
diversion might hold. This spring there
are many more birds and Of different
varieties here than usual and all Of us
should hear Mr.. Baynes and learn to
take an interest in our little friends Of
the fields and hedgerows.
Thursday at noon, a Business Mems
Luncheon will be given at the Hall when
Prof. E. M. Morgan Of the University
will address the gathering on Efficiency
in Municipal Government. There will
be similar function at the same hour
Friday when the address will be by Prof.
j. F. Ebersole on Rural Credit Legis-
lation.'' Both these topics should attract
the business men Of, a city that depends
on the rural community surrounding it
for it's prosperity, as does New Ulm. .s
3sThe Message of Music" lecture
illustrated with Victrola records will be
given at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon,
by Prof. Leroy C. Case. The automatic
musical instrument has come to stay and
will form a still greater part Of our
musica! life as it is still further perfected
and there is no longer excuse for any
one remaining utterly ignorant Of good
music. Prof. Case will show the relation
OF music to other pursuits Of life. Miss
Efie Nordgarden will read 1.-THE Littlest
Girl and Prof. Morgan will define sthe
rights OF Minnesota women under our
existing laws. This subject needs in
vestigating now that women are coming
to take so large a part in the affairs Of
hfes and, every woman should know rust
how the commonwealth regards her.
Thursday evenings program will no
doubt prove one of the most fascinating
Of. the group. Rudyard Kipling is more
or less Of mystery to all who try TO
read him and do not understand the
conditions under which his work was
produced and many dislike him because
Of his cynical spirit. DR.. James Dawes
will probably be able to set us. right on
number OF PORTS concerning the: gifted
English author.
Kindergarten Games and Folk
Dzncing'' will be- the subject Of a, talk
by Miss Edna S. Fischer Of the Mankato
Normal Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Such numbers are always helpful TO.
nsothess Of small children aud to teachers,
showing them how to provide for the
development Of knowledge thru play,
the natural way for a child to learn being
to do rather than merely to abserve.
A subject much discussed the past few
years relates to the social influence OF
the drama DR.. Anna H., Phelan who
will speak on this subject Friday after e
neon; is a noted club worker of the, State,
and comes to New Ulm after attending
the District Meeting Of Southern. Minne-
sota Clubs & Worthington where she
was one Of the speakers 81 ~, i =. 8
That. story Of pride and hsaniiisstii'osI E
told mi ongfe lsew's words, ..'Kinx. Roae =
Of Sicily" will be given by Mrr. Walton
Pyre with musical aeeoznpan imentsfol law-
ing Dr.. Phela1Ess talk The story IS one
that appeals thru It's very h,amar' z
and; viii elistes1d to with rapt attanlElen-
In the evening, Sweet Lavender Will
be presented by the University Dramatic
Club,whmcall themselves The Players
This drama is Of the highest eacellenee
andiollasRing Dr. Phelan' talk, wall. iall-
strateathe infiinnee Of the Play.
SATURDAY. mornings there will be naa0rnal
programbut i'm the afternoon Miss .oaise
MOE of the University wlN speak
at O'Clock ON The Education of the
American: Girl = This subject is par
ticular@X timely just now when SO; raahy
of our young people are Just. oamp1eting,
the first step in their education and many
others are corning home from. colleges,
to, rest bit before again gazing, out TO
continue the work already begun, Miss
Mcdaniel will present, phases Of the
question that should be considered by
parents before the girl leaves the home
surroundings and influences.
At three-f5ft Madame Meta Fust-
Sohumann accompanied by Mrs. Karl
Seheurer at the piano, will give a recital.
New Tim is said to be music: leving:. Let
it be evidenced at this time and at: the
saturday evening codcert given by these
gifted women and Mr.. Karl Scheuren;
violinist.
The last number ON the Saturday
afternoon program will be discussion
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