The Mankato free press., 1923-09-28

lance to the kiW4nM clup WcLS
hrouknt upand acted on, and which
we're referred 70 the members a
the Aoondsy meeiink to-day. MT
EovinEton 70 the prsaident OF tne
kiyAeie elsb, suecsediAk Hatpn 4
JsrseA. who moved to ChicaEe IN
june.
: Boy'S 6and cSnesrt =
The open air concert given at
Sfhiey Psrk yesterday afternoon by
the Mankato Boys band under the
difeetien Of Professor Hugo Frey
was b treat to those who attended
The crowd WAS not ohly an un-
usually large one but appreciatiye
as well. As the day was, an ideal
summer day, people came to hear
the band from miles around Wnlcn
helped ] TO make this chowd one .!
the largest Of the season. The bane
received many compliments Ano
numerous congratulations- and
-plaEs6 splsndidly, each boy doihs
hin best. The program was well
selected one and each number rem
dsrsd Vas played with the utmost
f,recison. GOOD Technique, plenty OF
ben s prcpss rythm and very fine en-
prsssicn. The bows kept . keen eye
upon ths directors baton, thereby
fbs director had them under sx-
eailsnt control. Two Of the numbers
Wsrs dirSStSd by Rusbeh Fray. a
con Of the director. This wss Hs
frat -public experiences and did
veil. Hepbsn also played q Maria :
ba. XyiuD60ns solo entitled Bliss
Eternaps BY Harold Bennett Ae-
cSmpAaied By the band and was
EreAily ap1lAuded. ~
The band was also assisted by
little lack Morsan whe sang "Un-
Sernssth ,Thb Mellow Moou," BY
Wendell W. Hall, ACCOMPANIED ey
the had. Master Jack Mef9an IL
onix eleyen years Of age and Per
hans u the youngest public singer
In Wankafe. His voice wAs cle4r
and berfaet in pitch and his sing Z
ing was greatly appreciated. Atus
JAkk made 4 decided hit and vas
wrsatly apSiauded. He favored bis
iirtnefs With an encore. The Band
did itself proud In the concert and
their efforts In playing their
tsntaiisinE music was responded
with warm Applause by the large
ana apUrActstive audience,
ProfSssor frsy says. that he will
taxa the bAnd fer indoor concerts
to 10th st. Peter and New Ulm IN
the very near future. 49,.
stony Point Dinners. :.
DR.. and Mrs. I. g. Kelly enter
taireA a party ot friends At ons
o'clock chicken dinner yesterday.
NJ and Mrs. George Black and
daughter. Miss Helen, we're nos.l
friends at the nosn hoqr yssterday.
n,. and Mrs 6. IA. Nsrbotfg had
Ave sussts at = sit o'clsek dinner
cbisf ana Mrs. p, N. LuasmaFh
we're hoatB TO seven guests At a'sev-
en- o'clock dinner.
friends E At W : S:SS o'clock dinner.
rake o.isarA vas hest to hi. stsck
eapapapy 1t fenr o'clock ehickes
dinner.
slx o'elcek Dinner:
nf,.s Mtofssa EOfnasen was AesteSl
IL 4 Az OIcisek einner. ut the Elks'
einS Friaay sveniag IN cemb biimeai
SDuS ~ &r' aSd Mrs. L. A. Duncan q
Esa Angeles. Cal.
pR. o, s,ssasAoed kntertalnsd.'
TbirtY. nine coyaes ware laid g
onf a,einnE iunohecnAat the Coll
sSNh akfurdky when the r. p. o.
XsfsYhood o{ thiS city Anteytaineq
sHa msrabeTs Ok The FairfncNt 2. p
B. eisiefKspd. II YES get-t9e-
ksthsF rnsstin9 bstwSsn The TIVE Or.
faniEations. The deeofstions wetf
ysliSw And white daisies, the organ
colder wssdiku Ansiysfses
NJ. ard Nrs; 2, R2issisnsn
selsSsetse thtlr eosasn .s " salAS Sep ~ ~
Strsst ysetkrdSy. Thars were tAit.
-. ave e,iasts, N tha noan hour. aH
AANarStk kinfer WAS served, with
49, weadtnS cake eentAFing the
SisiSk tfSiO. Cat A6NATt ware aiGs
ssss & btNsn.S' we're ths reoip.
{akst pf q pitee OF gald eentainins
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nave tenr ckildsen; thria ot Nhott
Wsts pFaasnt Mrs. Ida KestAAF
Mra. FetSf kHegsr and Aueyst
iIetanasp, joe. D4atsmen IL q rsei-
Ssnt Uf CaA6SA and Wea unable "a
SS pFskaf.i TkEee aeiAAs and nen,
ksHs ok Mr., Eaa Mr., nistaEsn 4!
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