The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-04-06
Music Sections
1018-10 Program

Instead Of hiring a local artist fol-
its opening program of the coming
season, the music section of the Fine
Arts club will hold an open meeting
on Sept. 80 at one of the churches,
at which the members Of the Pipe
Organ group win give the program.
The money conserved by this plan
will be used to buy a war bond.
The sections program committee
for 1888 comprises Mrs. r. II.
Wright. chairman; Mrs. @. w.
Weller, Miss Marguerite Beard, Mrs.
J. A. Jardine and Miss Clara Pol
lock. The other programs for the
ensuing season, comprising a study
of American composers, are as fol-
lows, every other program to be de-
voted to musical Appreciation:
Oct. 14--Musical appreciation.
Topic. Origin of Music and Elements
of Musical Form, Miss Beard; cur
rent events, Mrs. w. d. Bristol.
Oct. 2S-Business meeting and
patriotic program. Early American
music, Mrs. T. J. Graham; piano,
Mrs. Dan G. Davis; reading, Mrs. F..
". Hutchinson: choral number, Mrs.
L. W. Bohn, Miss Frances Tillotson,
Miss Lulu Wagner. Mrs. ]. @. Vim
cent, Mrs. r. C. Anderson and Mrs
Dolores Fitzsimons, with Mrs. A. A
Knopp as director.
Nov. 11-Musica1 appreciation.
Topic, Talk Music, English and
Welsh Music, Miss Jessie Walker;
Folk Music, Mrs. Earll Briggs;
vocal, Miss Frances Tillotson.
Nov. 25-California musicians
Friml and Schoenfeld. Piano and
research, Mrs. J. w. Campbell; vocal
numbers, Mrs. Iseonore Gordon Foy;
current events. Mrs. A. G. Shively.
Dec. 9-Musical appreciation,
''Polyhonic Music. Miss Clara Pol
lock and Miss Hazel Smith, assisted
by choral group; Current events,
Dec. 23-Christmas music. Old
English and Old French carols, Mrs.
f.. r.. Wright; Christmas cantata,
organist, Mrs. f. M. Cleveland: pian-
list, Mrs. G. II. Anheier. Open meet
ing.
Jan. 13 - Musical appreciation
Dance Forms. Ancient and Mod
ern Dances Waltz, Polonaise, MAJ
urka and Bolero", Mesdames w. H.
Horton, J. r. Keithley, B. F. Wasem
and A. Deamer; Irish and Scotch
Folk songs, Mrs. Edwin Maryland and
Mrs. j. A. Jardine.
Jan. 27-Election of officers. An
nual reports. Musical tea
Feb. 10-Musical appreciation,
'Rondo and Variation Forms, Mrs.
Simonson and Mrs. Bothne. Piano,
Percy Gragier composition. Miss
Beard; voice, John Carpenter selec-
ton, Mrs. Reed.
Feb. 24-American composers
Cadman and Farwell. Synopsis Of
"Shawneewis", Mrs. p. w. Satory;
piano, Mrs Harold Thomson and
Miss Florence Gormley; voice, Mrs.
and Mrs. Knopp.
March 10-Business meeting at
$3.50 p. m. Reading Of program for
"The Art of Kitty Cheat
ham,, Miss Hanson, Mrs. Hoyt and
Mrs. Hutchinson.
March 24-American composers
Salter, La Forge and Ware. Voice,
Mrs. e. r. Wright and Mrs. j. A.
Jardine: piano, Misses Ivy and Bes-
sic Conant; Current events, Mrs =.
F. Heisser.
April 7-Musical appreciation.
Form, Miss Florence /
voice. selections Of Sidney
Homer, Mrs. Vincent; piano, COM
positions OF Branscombe. Mrs. VIII
MagilI.
April 21-Horatio Parker-study Of
Mona. Synopsis, Mrs. B. A. Orr;
piano excerpts, Mrs. r. A. Kicker;
current events, Mrs. Callander: vo-
eal numbers by choral group.
May 5-Musical appreciation
symphony Forms. Mrs. Weller.
Composers--IIa IIarker and Gilbert. /
Piano. Miss Imogene Nichols; vocal
trio, canadian Boat Song, (Harlz-
ar). Miss Beard Miss Wagner and
Mrs. =. g. Dillon.
May 19-Musicai appreciation.
Vocal Forms Mrs. ). r. Cava-
1auPh: Minneapolis composers-
Patton. Rys- Herbert, Bliss and
Pontius. Piano. Mrs. Henderson and
Mrs Robbins; voice, Mrs. Bohn
May 26-Orsan program Arneri-
can composers.
The accompanies for vocal NUM-
5ers fn the above mentioned
are Mrs Eari1 Briggs. Mrs.
=. M. Cleveland. Miss Clara Pollock. /
Miss C0naut. Mrs. B. III. Robbins.
Miss Florence GormIey. Mrs nj A
lemlnnweli. Mrs. Harold Thomson, !
Mrs Henderson and Mrs. Humuhrew. I