Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-28
BIG CONCERT
MONDAY NIGHT
-Four Organizations Under
!. Direction Of E. IA. Moses,
Will Appear.

More then 200 persons Will partici-
pate in the concert to. he given at the
City Auditorium on Monday night,
JanuaryS.31l, by. the mQstcal organizA-
lions WORKING under E,,FsA. MoseR mu-
nictpal music director. The Grand
Forks Municipal band, the Ladies
orchestra, the High Sehppl symphony
are the organisations which will take
part in the program.
The proceeds from the concert will
and equipment for the four
musical bodies under Mr.. Moses di-3
rection. he has announced, and the
concert also has been planned tor tie
purpose, OF showing the progress made
by theSsbands and orchests4s under
Mr.. Moses leadership.
Municipal Band.
During the last few years the Mum
icipal band has attained an envtable
and. on numerous occa-'
sions has delighted thousands of citi-
zehs: its programs have been care
fully land ~tastefully selected, and the
general execution has been of high
artistic merit.
ofiow VIM A<e LIS players OF tue
Municipal band who will take part
Piccolo-Fred Redick. 49,
Oboe-Theodore Rex. <+e3s Y
Clarinets-M. j.. Svehla, c. E. De-
zotell. irving Wardell, Ira Gaulko, NJ.
Reiter. Donald Watt. James Svehla,
Frank Van Osdal and Chas. Evans,
MISUNDERSTANDING Bydal, NJ. A.
Nelson. Vernon Nelson, l. H. Jeglum,
q. NJ Henderson, J.. j. Kennedy. I
Drume-Andy Bentley and Frank
Rhainhart.
Cornets-A. B. Rneinhart, j. u.
Turner, Dave CARRIER, Duncan Nc
Nichol, c. H. Anderson, George
Adams. Lloyd Walen, Leroy Nelson.
Horns-Andy Braseth. Carter Cobb.
Chas. Dickson. Howard Johnson.
Observation-Disclosures Davies, Harry
Turner. Leslie Sullivan, Lloyd Russell.
Baritone-J. b. Forsyth, Geo. x.
Chambers.
Basses-c. E. Couch, Ed. strupat,
w. B. Delameter.
High School Orchestra.
The Grand Forks High School
Symphony orchestra. which also
takes part in the concert next Mon
day. won the state orchestral contest
last spring; it is composed Of forty
high school pupils whose average age
is Is years. and the organization is
described as "a real symphony or
cheetra." "
Following is a list of members OF
the orchestra, and the instruments
played by each one: ;.
First Wiolins Roy Papermaster,
Miles McCaffrey, Marie, Filteau,
Blanche Dearcy, Oscar STERN, Ra-
mond Anderson, Jack Kermott
George Pitts. Leona Cheney, Margar-
ct Tonjum.
Second Violins Ruth Greening
Beryl Seymour. Sophie Nodiff, Anna
Meblin. Anna Westlund. Leah Gil.
more. Myron Towne, Harold Hodge.
Cellos - Vernon Nelson, Stella
House.
Bass-Ethel Papermaster.
Flute-Jerome Mayer.
!. Oboe-Theo Rex. - :.
z. Misunderstanding Wardell, Donald
Watt, Frank Van Osdal.
Trunpets-Loyd Walen. Dewain
!SimOnstad. b.. -. "
Horns-Robert sturtevnnt, Lero,
Nelson, -.
Trombones-Harry Turner, Ethe!
Lyons, Lloyd Russell
Tuba-George Brunskill.
Tympani, Drums, Etc. - Frank
Rhinehart.
Piano and observation-disclosures
Gillette. Jean Carpenter. |r
School Boys Band.
Boys from the grade and high
schools, organized a little more thar
two years ago, compose the Schoo
Boys band; it has already appeared
before the public on several occasions;
some of the boys have become so pro.
ficient that they are playing in the
Municipal band, and there are seVera.
instances of father and son playing ir
that organization. 7,.
Following is a list of the members
Of the. School Boys band who will pla.
the first part of Mondays concert pro
gram:
Lloyd Walen, RAYMOND Anderson
Rheinhart, Richard Sturtevant. Morri.
Nelson, Noble Austin. Lloyd Russell
Wallace Butler, George Perkins
James Svehla, Frederick Evans, Lero,
Landom, Cecil Bitney, Irving Quinn
Edwin Rice, Joe Svehla, Theodor,
Laurant. Norman Nelson, Edward
Doe, Myron Towne, Robert Sturtevant
Chas. Ward, Dewain Simohstad, Theo
dore Rex, George Brunskill. William
Kelley, Olaf Schel, Theodore Scott
SoLI' LoAJuH uSC NlCAN4CA 1SuS6Sl
Miller. Albert Cohen, Theodore soren
son, Joe Goldberg, RoderickS Fraser
Clayton Cassidy, Harvey Swiggum
Kenneth jacob, James Walsh, Arthur
Barnard, Vernon Nelson, Frank Val
Osdal, Harry Turner, Oran Waller
Charles Evans, Carl Schol, Carlisl'
Sorlie, Howard QUINN, Frank Law
Ed Filiatrault, Keith Nesbit, Harri
Brown, Harold Jeglum, Noel Enge1ke
Albert Dumond. )
Ladies'. Orchestra.
The Ladies' orchestra, consisting o
thirty members, is a community or
| g~aniZation, organized two years ago a
a girls band. Having overcom,
initial difficulties, the orchestra is nov
fo%urishing and growing and is keeping
"a door open to all young ladies' Of tn,
city who are unsteady inclined"
An important part of Mondays pro
gram will be played by the Ladies
orchest% whose members are the FOL
lowing: M al
Violins-Marie Fflteau, Blanch
Dearey. Anna Meblin. Sophie Nodifl
Ida Levinson. Anna Westlund, Leon,
Cheney. Eva Bolack, Lucille Boyle
Beatrice Butts, Marian DIN.
Cello-Stella House.
Bass-Ethel Papermaster.
Piano-Viola Boese.
Harmonium-Mafe define Miller.
Clarinets-Hazel Lyons, Vol
Geddes, Mable Rice, Dorothy Tce.
Cornets-Alice WEIGH. Velm
Geddes, Frances Lambe, Ida Lem.
Saxophones-Ruby Lewis. Jea,
Lyons, Mrs. A.. Finch.
Trombone-Ethel Lyons.
Tympani-Grace Lalnbe.
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