The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-02-11
SOLO|ST Will
APPEAR IN CONCERT
Miss Dorothea Helenius, So
prano, Will Sing at Con-
cert on Thursday

Outstanding among the soloists Of
the Carleton Symphony band. which
comes to the city auditorium Thurs
day Of this week for afternoon and
evening concerts, Is Miss Dorothea
Helenius, soprano. Miss Helenius,
like the entire IS artists. in this or
g~anisation, has q well grounded mus
ical education. winner Of the 1925
Minnesota Music contest, Miss Hell
enius appeared as soloist with the
Carleton Symphony band In Duluth
In 1927, where she was christened
THE Marian Talley Of the North
west.s In the 1929 Atwater Kent ra-
dio addition contest, she was award
ed first place In the Minnesota Sec
ton, and was thus entitled to rep.
resent her state In the regional con-
test held In Chicago last fall.
Miss Helenius possesses voice Of
splendid brilliancy, range and fresh
ness. which she handles with great
ease.
Other women with the Carleton
band are Miss Dorothea Ruth Smith
and Miss Alvena echlamann. Miss
Smith. q harpist Of note, confesses
that she loves to play Wagner scores,
even Il they are hardest Of all. She
will appear as q soloist In the after
noon program. and will assist In var
ious numbers during the evening.
Miss SclIla1Hatri, cellist, will take
part In both programs by the band.
and her group Of cellos and two bass
viols, with Miss Smiths harp. win
add greatly to the effectiveness Of
the performance.
Reserved seat sale for thei concert
opened this morning with splendid
response. The Thursday Musical.
prominent music club Of the city.
have reserved several sections for
themselves and their guests. The
Juvenile band Of the city will also
attend as guests Of the Eks lodge,
who have also reserved seats for the
company of Boy Scouts sponsored by
them. Through the courtesy Of one
Of the members Of the Business and
Professional Women's club. the menu
bers Of the girls glee club Of the u.
/ 8. Indian school will attend the con-
cert in q body. Two concerts win be
given, one at AIS and one at $3.50.
i = i
TWO book reviews Of particular in
terest, were given at tho meeting Of
Chapter r, r. E. O, yesterday after
noon ct the home Of Mrs. G. L.
I Young, 100 Avenue B West. Mrs. p.
]. Meyer read . review Of struthers
Burt's novel. "Delectable Mountains" "
the paper having been prepared by
Mrs. N. O. Ramstad. . member Of the
group who Is spending the winter In
the west. Mrs. Eric Tnorberg review
ed orphan Angel" delightful fam
tasy by Eleanor Wylie, whose central
! character is similar In many respects
to the poet Shelley. Mrs. Thorberg
also gave brief sketches Of the lives
Of Wylie and Shelley.
Members Of the Tirzah Ann Bar
| clay Tent No. s, Daughters Of Union
| Veterans Of the Civil war, viii meet
| wednesday afternoon at 81 O'Clock
with Mrs. A. B. Dingle. 162e Sixth
street. A short program in observ-
ance Of Lincoln's birthday viii be
given. As this Is = social meeting.
each member Is urged to bring q
guest. Attention Of members Is call
ed to the patriotic program to be
broadcast from Fargo wednesday
| evening from 7 to 7:30. under the
auspices Of the Ida Mckinley Tent
No. ], p. y. v.