The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-06

ment and the entire program. both
| from the vocal and instrumental stand
point. is presented in a finished and
Iaftistic manner. November 18th: The
Ripple Concert company, composed of
Earl H. Nipple. mana ger, xylophone
soloist. trombonist. drums, traps and
novelties; Mrs. Earl H. Ripple, piano
soloist, pianologues, xylophone and sax
ophone; Azel A.. Osborne, violin soloist
j and saXopohone, and Christ Knudson,
flute soloiSt and cornetist, will be here.
Earl H. Ripple, manager Of the com.
ipany, is widely known as The wizard
of the xylophone,' and each of the 9TH
er three members OF the company is
thoroughly experienced in concert work
Their program is both classical and
popular. which will be sure to please
the audience. December 14th: Harold
Proctor, eminent Irish tenor, and sup.
porting artists form a trio Of extraor-
binary attachments. Mr.. Porter has
sung in oratorio and scohcert work with
the leading artists the British isles
States in companies headed by Kitty
Gordon, Fritzie Scheff and Charlotte
Greenwood Miss May Rees, Welsh
violinist, and Miss F'leta Lawrence,
pianist, complete the personnel of this
distinguished group. February l4th:
The Montague light opera singers are
booked for a musical entertainment.
This party is made up Of John Eichen-
berger. tenor and manager, who was
the original manager'tenor Of the kel-
logg. Haines singing party with which
company he was identified : for ten
years. Previous to his entering the Red
path management he was church ten
or in ST, Louis. He has also had oper-
attic and stage experience and was the
organizer of the Montague company.
Altlla Montague, contralto and readef!t
specialized in public speaking and Eng.
fish in the university of Chicago. While
in Chicago she was contraltO soloist at
the Hyde Park Baptist church and the
First Congregational church of Evans.
ton. After graduating from the uni
versity she entered the Kellogg Haines
singing party, with which company
she sang for five years. Edna Reynolds,
/ soprano, graduated from the music de-
1partment of Drake university, at Des
IsAloines.5 For four yeaas. she was one
of the MOST popular conc cert artists in
Ontario, Canada, where IShes appeared
as soloist with 4arges chofM societies
and bands. JUST before entering the
Montague company she spent year
Hst,idying in the cEurnsy studios in
soloist at the Wilmette Congregation
church. Hayden Thomas, bass and acs
companist, has had a varied career in
1.-THE musical world including seasons
with Joseph Sheehans. Metropolitan
English Opera company, the Aborn
company and the Savage Opera com
pany. In lyceum and chautauqua work
he became known in the Strollers male
quartet and in the Cathedral choir.
children's season tickets rs cents.
| Leo Ahart went to Ames Saturday
and enjoyed an over Sunday visit with
friends He also visited his brother
Ted. who is attending college there.
Mr. and Mrs. Orvie Boham and sons,
Marion and Lyle, accompanied the Dan
Wingrove family to Primghar Thurs
day on a visit to their sister Mrs. Rob.
ert Hopkins, and family returning on
Sunday. II
Fred Colby and wife were visiting in
Buck Grove Friday evening.
Charles Smith, Jr. is reported as hay.
ling been quite sick the past week, sui
ferng with asthma, but at this writing
1.-THE lad is reported better.
Mrs. w. r. Hurlburd was charming
hostess to the Golden Hoiir club at her
home west of town Friday afternoon,
Ientertaining in a most pleasing man.
ner. number of friends and neigh
bors were also invited In to enjoy the
| day with, the members. The popular
lpastime features were INDUCED lin, a
toothsofne menu rounding out the plenss
ufes Of the, occasion. 49, & Z
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Miss Berenice Judd was M passell.
ger to Denison Friday evening. where
/ she was a guest of friends.
| Mrs. Mayme Mulvlhill was at home
Saturday afternoon to the Priscilla club
a goodly number of the membership
being represented. a general discuss.
ion of current events pleasantly, occu-
pied the hours until lunch time. when
forth. The ladies took their departure
with much praise for this popular host.
esS.
! Ward and Lloyd Keairnes and the
Misses Marie Birkhofer, Ethel Cole and
Ruby Keairnes were visiting and shop.
iping in Omaha Thursday.
w. c. Homan went down to Omaha
Saturday for a visit with his children.
Charles and Lois, returning Sunday
evening.
| Miss Trenna Blackman was down
! from Denison Friday visiting at the
home Of her grandfather, George Carey.
| Miss Eva Roy was here from Han.
| over township making an over Sunday
visit at the parental, Henry Roy, home
G. n. Crane. who has been employed
| in the Reporter Office here for several
months. has resigned the position He
left Sunday for Des Moines where he
has son residing.
Charlie Burke returned Saturday to
his home in Council Bluffs, following