Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-11-19

Rocky Ford is to have an attraction
of unusual merit in the New York Met
ropolitan Co., including Skovgaard. the
great Danish violinist, which is to ap-
pear at the Grand opera house on Mon
day, Dec. 6, under the auspices of the
Rocky Ford Music club, who have guar
anteed the attraction in order to secure
it for this community. The public
should appreciate the opportunity to
hear company of artists from the
opera and concert stage and by its pat
ronage assist the Music club in making
its guarantee OF the company its man
ager has to say the following:
In Presenting SkovRaard. the Danish
violinist and the New York metropolitan
company to the concert going public OF
this country, feel confident that am
offering a most attractive and remark
able attraction of great variety. 1t is
combination OF grand opera singers and
concert performers, each one being star
and we'll known to the pubic They will
not only sing the arias and operatic duets
with which they have won their fame.
but when you have heard Molly Byerly
Wilson sing: "Oh Dry Those Tears" you
will know there is more than one Sehu-
mann Heink in existence. Florence
| Hawkins, birdlike voice will enchant you,
Clara Freuler's marvellous true and
human Interpretation of the beautiful
Swiss folk songs will captiyate you-and
| Francis W. Cowles9 Yes, he will: Danny
Deeyer." Skovgaard will. with his $780,
900 90 hand. on his Sl5.ooo.oo violin.
carry you back to the days of Ole Bull:
| and the pianist. Alice McClung. will charm
you, not only through her splendid ao-
compartments, but when she plays List.
you cannot fail to recognize that you
are listening to one of the most brilliant
panists of today.
Members of the Sans Souci club en-
joyed delightful afternoon on Tuesday
of last week, when they motored up to
| Manzanola and were the guests of Mrs.
A. II. Bushey, formerly member of
the club. The program of the after
noon consisted of a very excellent ar
ticle on Changing America" which
was given by Mrs. Otto Ferril; the
paper brot forth some interesting dis
cussions. One of the pleasant features
of this club is the roll call. when each
member responds to her name by an
swering on original subjects. Some of
these subjects are current events, some
are responses with witty stories, and
the replies at this meeting were
especially enjoyable. A very delicious
luncheon was served by the hostess.
Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Mueller of Man
zanola We're guests of the club.
| Mrs. Needman of La Junta, depart
ment inspector of the W. r. c., made
her official visit to the local chapter on
Wednesday afternoon. Considering the
weather there was good attendance
and the inspection was thoro.
| The Tuck-a-Batche club met with
Miss, Black on Tuesday evening.
The principal event of the session was
the reading of letters from absent
members. Delicious refreshments were
served.
Another new club-the T. T. club
met with Mrs. Roy Herring last even
ing. The entertainment was five hum
dred, after which a lovely lunch was
served.
The o. D. 7. club met with Mrs.
Lewis Swink on Tuesday afternoon.
| An attractive luncheon was served.
| The F. l.. T. club meets this after
noon with Mrs. J. T. Rasmussen, when
full attendance is expected.
| Bath towels and wash cloths 20 match
Mrs. Jennie Goblin Cameron.
For Rent.-Two furnished rooms with
heat in modern house: close in: peotle-