The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-11-21
STORIES FROM VERNON
RECITAL Is GIVEN BY
MISS COOPER
Number of Parties Were Held ;
Personal Mention and Vii
lage Notes is, 50
Especial to Free Press.l

seventeen piano pupnsl OF MISS
Gladys Cooper appeared in a charm
ing recital at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cooper in
the village, Saturday afternoon. The
fifteen girls and two boys who were
presented, rendered their parts in a
most delightful manner, which re-
flected not only great deal of
credit upon themselves for the time
of practice they have given to their
music, but upon Miss Cooper, their
most efficient instructor, who is de-
voting her whole tine to her classes
in music, besides her many pupils
here and in Ceresco. Miss Cooper
has large classes in Amboy and Lake
Crystal. Every number on the pro-
gram received the most hearty APP
plause of the parents and friends of
the players. The twenty five guests
who greatly enjoyed this musical
afternoon program, highly conpli-
Inented Miss Cooper for the excellent
work and the splendid progress of
her pupils. The guests were received
by Miss Cooper and a few of her
older pupils, who presented each with
program and directed them to the
living room and library where the
program was given. At the close
Miss Cooper thanked the parents
and friends for the interest they had
shown in their children's. work by
being present, and spoke of the
necessity of daily practice and week
ly lessons for the pupils. Her re-
marks were well received. H. C.
Bode, teacher in the Lutheran
parochial school at Willow Creek,
was present and highly complimented
Miss Cooper on the work she was
doing and fully voiced her remarks
in urging the Importance of pupils
taking their lesson once a week in
stead of every two weeks as some
thought of doing during the months
of school. The following is the
program. e.
BY The Mountain Stream. -. :. Bohm
Garden OF Allah By Moonlight. 80.
-, .............. Blackwell
I'D, ~, Lucia Nickerson, -.
Woodland Winds .Dellafield
Eventide ,......,......,.. :. Grady
J. ~. II Lois Rev.
The Dying Poet .Gottschalk
..g., ~ Olive Charter. .''..
Early Dawn Waltz. Herman
s7.. vera Chadsey. ~. .uE
Meditallon !. Mo o. = 7 q
Alice Zumwalt.
In, Rank And File. .-...,,... LANCE
FTeluf- fseoes IA -~.s,, :. :; 20, !,
Mazurka ue SohSfsT .i.,' Deiiaheio
70 a.. gso Dorotpy b Brown.
DuueCsI7J ,.ly5.f.. 1905.
Ater Scncol MaFcn -. 'b l1oN'll
Goiden star ..l...f'.r'.:. .oltrtea-ogs
mary and li,t pora h rNTtls
YOUTH ana Beauty. .g,,...i..... Porter rt''i
~. Tes,s1 trace Kew. 80. -. :.
Neiooy ....'.:: ..tr,. Henri van gay
In me Ola Churcn' - y, Frederlc cS'
49,. liz Helen FRANCIS r-sga,aa
iWhlsht meaiIatlon :.;'.'': 'De'auA
viva Grlnltn.
waltz .''......'..D DORA hraus
fioiluaN Marcn .::.'n..'..' 'hfniDall
Haroiu HaiVerson.
Little SWeetneart ...H. Engeimann
Harold hum"all' =,
"oooiano Waltz ..... :. - Melcaii
MARY hraus'
rag lay 80. 49, .Fearls
~ uDy Lee.
over Inc Top .......'....''' .halte
Lucy Mack. ,.. -,
Lluuinllputlan taraae .f..'.I 49,. 'Duceiie
80 I3p.. Eeta Patterson; .ss. .t.I
.I D-uel, Guafros Marcn. =. freeman
a,at Mary ana Dora kraus.
Don cooper received telegram
Wedhesdas evening from Brooklyn.
N. 4, informing MN Oh the dealn OF
ms prother- an law george Harding
or t1ai cityi Mr Hatrdlng had peen
IN LOT some time WIN pneumonia.
Mrs. Hardlngs mother' MRS. Claud
cooper, mas Deen IN brooklyn for
Week helping In 6 the care on tMr.
Harding Mrs. Harding is better re-
nlembered Gs Mande cooper, eldest
daughter OF ME- and Mrs. claude
cooper OF minneapolis. Her girl
MOOD days were passed IN Amooy.
she was married about seven years
ego TO Mr.. Harding and they nave
always i,yed In New YORK Last
summer Mrs. Harding and her three
little boys visited her parents In
Minneapolis and made short visit
with relatives In Vernon Her many
friends deeply sympathize with her
in her great bereavement,
Among those from Vernon who en-
Joyed the Garden City homecoming