The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1916-04-21

teen years. Miss Clay has worked
in practically every state campaign
for suffrage She is said to be a fiery
speaker, and has telling way in
demonstrating and proving arguments
by recourse to the Scriptures, of
which she is deep student.
Pupils Please in Second Piano and
Vocal Recital.
| Racine Times Call: The second OF
the recitals, given by about forty
voice and piano pupils of Miss Rose
e. Malsch, took place on Tuesday
evening in the parlors of the First
Congregational church, State street
They were assisted by Elmer Slama
one of Racine's coming violinists. Mr.
Slama played on both Monday and
Tuesday evenings and his solos were
greatly enjoyed He showed marked
ability on the instrument. Mrs. A. J.
! Pinard accompanied both violinist and
the singers in her usual finished man
ner. Those who participated in the
| two musicales reflected credit upon
/ themselves and their teacher, Miss
Malsch.
The program last night was as fol-
| lows:
woodland Waltz" Dutton, Mar
garet Frey; Morning Prayer" and
waltz" Reinecke, Esther Johnson
and Roy Johnson; Light Cavalry
! Military Caprice" Schmoll, Ruth
Comply; Forest Horns" Dutton, and
Miller; Twilight" Firm, Melody
Old Scotch, and "The Story of the
Mouse" Lynes, Evelyn Nehoda; vo-
cal, Down in the Forest" Ronald,
when the Birds Go South Again,
Willeby, Rachel Jacobson; two pi-
amos, Pendant LaFete," Wachs, Ev-
elyn Nehoda and Doris Gertenbach;
"Barcarolle," Enrich, Marion Fran
kel Simple Historic" Concone,
"Czardas," Parlow, Ida Gottlieb;
Dance d. Etolie," GODDARD, Roy John
son; vocal, Fiddle and T. (violin obli-
cato, Elmer Slama), Goodeve; 81
Know Lovely Garden E'HardelOt,
Lillian Haub; two pianos, Condo
liera," Reinecke, Bothilda Jensen and
Minnie Kark; vocal, Mighty LAX a
Rose" Ncvin, and can Open Secret"
Woodman, Alice Paik; violin solo,
Spanish Dance No. 2, G Minor"
Moszhowski, Elmer Slama; Wed
ding Day." Grieg, Isabel Zirbes; 1.-THE
Juggler," White, BOthilda Jensen; "A
Waltz on the Green" Sternberg, Alice
Paik; two pianos, Fantasia" Gurlitt,
Margery Heck and Margaret Jenkins.
Prizes were awarded to Alice Slama
and Roy Johnson for excellence in
scales.
|, Elmer Slama and Alice Slama, son
and daughter of A. Slama, We're for
mer residents of Mankato. Elmer
Slama is former pupils of Mrs. Min
ME Hubbard of this city.
Entertainment For SheItering Arms.
Minneapolis Tribune: Socie Iy
women who compose the board of
directors of the Sheltering Arms are
making plans for an entertainment
which will be given on the evening or
Wednesday, April 26, at the First
Unitarian church for the benefit of
the home.
Thuel Burnham of Paris and New
York, a noted pianist, will give the
program for the evening. Mr. Burn
ham last played in Minneapolis at a
large musical which Mr. and Mrs.
George B. Lane, 800 Clifton avenue,
gave a year ago. Since that time, he
has been in Minneapolis for short
stays, both in November and last
February, but has not appeared III
public, although he played at small
dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Henry of the Hampshire
Arms. Mrs. Henry is a pupil OF MI
Burnham and he has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ol. ,,,s yIsIls
to the city.
The general arrangements are in
the hands of the Ways and Means
committee of which Mrs. Fred Il.
Snyder is chairman and which in
cludes Mines. Hovey G.. CLARKE,
Irving l.. Corse, j. r. Marfield,
Howard S. Abbott of Minneapolis,
and Mines. Frank B. Kellogg and
George H. Prince of st. Paul.
Sacred Concert.
The song services at Trinity Luther
an church last night was highly APP
preciated by the large congregation
present. Mr. Bert Lee read the
Scripture lesson and sang the solo in
the mems quartet Rev. H. Moss led
, in prayer and gave an appropriate
! Palm Sunday talk. The large chorus
| under the direction of the pastor sang
four anthems. Vocal solos were rem
dered by ValbOrg Olsen and Mrs
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