The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-20
Musical Club Ananges
Patriotic Program

OSItOSIC I5O910D
At a meeting of the Thursday Mu
steal club last evening in the home O
Mrs. E. D. Rose in Thayer, street
arrangements were made for a patri
otto program to mark the close of the
years work. The date was set fol
June l, and will take the place of the
review OF the years study. The songs
chosen for the entertainment were
Star Spangled Banner" America
Hail Columbia" Dixie" "Tentine
Tonight John Browns Body" bat
tie Hymn of the Republic" and MARY.
land, Ny Maryland" ~e
The program committee, for the
year was appointed and consists OF
Mrs. w. A. Stickley, Mrs. E. H. L.
Vesperman and Mrs. Rose.
Woman composers, their life and
works, featured the program last eve
ming. Interesting papers were read
and illustrated by voice and piano
numbers.
Mrs. J. p. French chose Jessie Cay
MOI and gave a most interesting &C
count of her life and a review of her
compositions. She illustrated her pa
per by singing twilight" Mrs. Yes
perman, Miss Bessie keenan, and
Miss Dorothy Mcfarland gave mum
bers from Carrie Jacobs-Bond, Mrs
Vesperman reading a most interest
ing account Of this noted American
woman composer. Mrs. Vespermau
sang, "A Perfect Day" and Just a
Wearin' for YOU" Miss keenan, "His
Lullaby and Miss Mcfarland Il Love
You Truly 81. ..,..,. $50
Chaminade, the noted French com
poser, was Interestingly featured by
Mrs. w. A.. Stickley, Mrs. Rose, Mrs
Helen Fisk, pianist, and Miss Eliza
beth Bayliss, soprano. Mrs. Stickley
gave the review and the illustration
included Summer. by Miss Bayliss,
,"Valse Caprice" Mrs. Rose and "An.
cient Days" by Miss; Fisk.
Mrs. +. f. Luehe sang n of Ruth
I.ang's favorite numbers Irish Love
Song" and the Misses Helen and
Doris Fisk played. a duet of Satorio
"Carmencita.." AS an encore they
played wooden Shoes" by Cook.
Grace Marshall Loepke was studied
by Mrs. John A. Larson, who gave
a most interesting account of her mu
sital career. She sang effectively
"Where the Roses We're" and Wish
ing"
Mrs. H. H. A. Beach, possibly one
of the best known of the American
woman composers, was chosen by
Mrs. J. A. Graham. She gave an
account Of her wonderful musical sue
cess and reviewed her best known
songs, and among them her lula
by" She also sang a selection from
Carrie Billiard. ..., ..,:f.
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Luncheon For Dr.. Jones.
DR.. Ehie McCullom Jones. noted
lecturer, who is touring North Dakota
in the interests. of. suffrage and who
is, expected to arrive in the city Sat
urday, will be entertained while here
by DR.. and Mrs. F. r. Smyth Of Third
street. Mrs. Smyth will give a lunch
con Monday afternoon, at l o'clock
the guests to include members of the
p. L. o. Sisterhood. DR.. Jones is
an active member of the s%isterhood
in Iowa, and has been connected with
it for? a. number of years. Mrs. Smyth
was the. local chapters first presi.
dent. DIR. Jones has arranged a full
schedule for her stay in the Capital
City. Sunday morning she will preach
in the First BAPTIST church; Sunday
evening, at the Presbyterian church;
Monday afternoon, at $3.50. in the high
school, and Monday evening, she will
give her lecture on suffrage in the
knights of Columbus hall. J
TO BANQUET TEAM.
The Mems Bible class Of the First
Presbyterian church will tender the
members of the church basketball
team a banquet this evening in the
Grand Pacific hotel. The banquet will
be served at Z o'clock. The team is
composed Of V. J. Stocking, captain;
Ralph Ensign, Benton Flow, William
llutz. Eugene Kilmer, Angelo Holta.
Myron Henzler, John Nelson and
George keenan,. They were success
full in the recent tournament conduct
ed with the teams Of the 'McCabe and
Baptist churches, and the banquet is
given as, recognition OF their. work
Postpones Hike, r. !.
The hike arranged for tomorrow
afternoon by the Sakakawea campfire
girls, has been postponed until the
following Saturday. The group is
composed of girls Of the First Baptist
church with Mrs. w. J. Freed as d.
rector.
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League Social. 49,.
The 1Ipworth league OF the McCabe
Methodist Episcopal church will hold
its monthly social this evening in the
lower auditorium of the church. The
entertainment committee, under the
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