Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-12
SOCIETY
Bismarck$ First Popular
!, Concert to be Bio Event

What promises to be one OF the most
interesting musical events Of Novem-
Der in the Capital City. is the popular
concert which will be given the week
of the Goth in the Auditorium. An ar.
ray Of the best musical talent in the
city will compose the program. Carl
Lentz, violinist. will be the only out
side artist on the program. Mr.. LentE
Is a violinist of note and in addition
to his solo numbers will conduct the
choral choir Of twenty voices. The
program will cover arrange Of numbers
and is presented under the manage
ment Of Mrs. w. F. Cushing. The con-
cert will be given as benefit for the
Bismarck night school. The program
follows: - H..
violin-suite Zach; sarabande
(Gavotte and Musette). August Carl
Lentz, Miss Harmon 1t the piano.
Vocal-War Triology (Gertrude
Ross)-a. War; b. The Babes First
Cry; c. Peace. w. L. Miller. Mrs.
Rose at the piano. '3,& ~
Two Pianos. Passacoglia (Iugo
Kaun); b. Gondolier Rapp). Mrs.
Rose and Mrs. Haney.
Vocal. Aria, II Re pastore (Moz-
art); b. Bird Song "a. Piatti). Mrs.
H. H. Steele 5,- --r
Violin Obltgato. August Carl Lents.
Miss Harmon at the piano.,
Duet-Selected (Brahms). Mrs. Kie.
bert and Miss Mcfarland. Miss Har.
mon at the piano. 49,.
Vocal-Walzertraum I'd. Strauss).
Violin-a. Apdante (Viotti-Lentz);
b Deutscher TAM (Noxart): {. G. Ma,
jor, Minuet (Beethoyen) d.. Walter
(Brahms). August Carl LEM, Miss
Harmon at the piano. y,
lntermissi0n. .:,3l.. Ill.,,
Piano-One the Beautiful Blue Dan.
ube (Strauss): Mrs. M. W. Roam.
Duet-Selected. w. L. Miller and
G. Humphreys. .-.,
Violin-a. Slavik Dance (Dvorak);
b. Nocturne D Major Chopin; c. Hun.
garian Dance No. 8 (Brahms). August
Carl Lentz. .u". e ..,;
Vocal-a. Love in Springtime (Ardi.
ti); b. All, Love But Day (Beach)
c. The Little Gray Dove (Saar). Miss
Elizabeth Bayliss, Ben b. Lenhart at
the piano. ..l..- go. ut; ...s
Two Pianos-a. Die Walkyries (Was.
ner): b. Selection by Grieg. Miss Fisk
and Mrs. Rose. : SO, ..;2' aa::. IL.
Vocal-a. Song OF the Persian Cap.
tive mabel gDaniels); b. The Open
Road, Gertrude Ross). w. l., Miller:
). Ladies Quartstte, Evening Song
Prayer from Freischutz. The Sun Is
Bright. Mrs. Larson. Miss Tatley,
Miss Mcfarland and Mrs: Martin. ,,n1
:, Choral-Twenty voices. ~ >" ~. a.. .a.:r
Washburn Visitors Here. :, 49,.
:, Miss Lou Satturland, editor Of the,
Washburn Leader, and brother, Floyd
Satturland, motored to the capital city,
Saturday, where they spent the day.. . .
Special Church Music. "a ,.."
Special musical numbers, 1t, tho
morning service in the McCabe Meth.
odist Episcopal church will include .
solo by Mrs. John A.. Larson. soprano,
:, Il Come to Thee" BY Caro- Roma and
IN anthem Nearer My God to Thee"
by Wilson. w.. -, ..,t. ''..-. -. ..,}t
/. :. - Dancing Party Wednesday, -
The Capital City Dancing club has
announced another of the series Of
dances for Wednesday evening, No.
vember Is. in Patterson's hall. A
splendid program of dance numbers
will feature and O,Connor's orchestra
will furnish the music. - ~~.l,
t.;
To Visit in The East.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. H. Williams OF
Mandan avenue will leave Monday for
Minneapolis, where Mrs. Williams will