The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-02-10
PROGRAM FOR
MUSIC CLUBS
CONVENTION
Music School of State to Take
Part - Meetings Are
March ;, 4. )

Fargo. y. D.. Feb TO- P)-Lead ng
music schools in the state will be
represented on the program Of the
North Dakota Federation of Music
clubs which will hold its annual con-
vention here March 3. and ).
Among the music schools repre-
scented will be: Fargo College Conser-
vatory of Music, Wesley Conserva-
tory of Music. Wahpeton Conserva-
tory Of Music. The Minot Academy of
Music, and the Music Departments of
North Dakota University and James
town College.
Eight different recitals are sched-
uled for the three day period. All
daytime recitals will be- held in the
St Marks English Lutheran church.
while evening recitals will be held on
the nights Of March 3 and at the
Fargo nigh school auditorium and on
the night of March at the State
theater. Admission will be charged
for both daylight and evening CON
certs.
Feature Numbers
Feature numbers will be Catherine
Wade Smith. national violin contest
winner. on the evening Of March 3;
Oncgin concert on the night of March
4, and a Festival Chorus on the night
of March 5. Other notable numbers
will be the young artist contest win
ner's recital on the afternoon Of
March and sacred concert on the
afternoon Of March 4.
The official program for each Of
the three days follow: !
Wednesday, March 3, Morning
300. Registration.
$3.50. Formal opening; Assembly
singing, America the Beautiful.
Mrs. Ed Rorvig. leader.
Invocation-Rev. n. J. G.. Wirkev
Address Of Welcome-Hon. J. H.
Dahl. president. city commission.
Greetings-Mrs c. c. Thayer
chairman local board: Prof. A. j. Ste
phens. festival director
Response-Mrs. j. A. Jardine. pres
ident North Dakota Federation of
Music clubs; Mrs. John French, vice
president North Dakota Federation of
Music clubs.
10000. Report of Convention Com
mittee: Prof A. J. Stephens, chair
man local board, Mrs. {. c. Thayer.
chairman.
Reports Of Officers: Vice president.
Mrs. J. p. French; recording sccre-
tary, Mrs. John Molstad; correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. c. c. Thayer;
treasurer, Mrs. H. A. Pierce; histor-
ian, Mrs. Clint Davis; auditor. Mrs.
w. II. Stutsman; president and ma
tional recording secretary, Mrs. j. A.
Jardine.
10000 Morning musicale.
Wednesday. March 3, Afternoon.
1:45 p. m. experimentation
ing and resolutions committees.
Report-Credential committee.
Extension Department Reports
Chairman, Mrs. J. A. Poppler
Special Memberships Committee
Mrs. J. J. Nygaard. chairman.
First District-Report and talk on
Value Of Organization" Mrs. A. Nc
Conville, chairman.
Second District.
Third Report and talk on
MANS Viewpoint of Federation"
Mrs. John Howard, chairman.
Fourth District Report and talk
on Types Of Organization Mrs. Rob-
ert Sherman, chairman.
300. Program presented by state
winners in n. d. 1925 artists contest
Nora Ostgaard Kuhn. pianist, Far
go; Marion Sutherland Page, sopra-
no. Fargo; Helmer Huscth. violinist.
Fargo; Robert Johanson, Baritone.
Fargo.
AIS. Rehearsal festival chorus.
Wednesday Evening, March ;
$3.50. Concert. High school audi
torium. Catherine Wade-Smith, vio-
linist, winner in sixth biennial con-
test for young professionals by the
National Federation Music clubs, as
sisted by Miss Bertha Hagen. plan
list; Prof E. Boehmer, pianist.
Thursday, March 4, Morning
9:l5 a. m. Assembly singing, or
gan solo. reading Of minutes. report
of nominating committee. announce
ment Of election committee, extern
sion reports (cont'd0.
Fifth District Report and talk on
weekly Newspaper as a Means Of
Stimulating Interest in Club" Mrs.
H. G. Hudson, chairman.
1890. Morning musicale.
Afternoon, LAS p. m.
Junior Department Mrs. A. p.
Nachtwey, chairman, assisted by dis
trict chairman.
$500. Church Music Department
Report Mrs. Ed Roryig, state chair
man; sacred concert.
4:30 p. M. Rehearsal Festival
Chorus.
Thursday Evening. March !
$3.50. State Observation-Disclosures
tralto presented in concert oy Fargo
Concert association.