The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 19, 1919, Page 5

URSDAY, JU , 1919. MADAME ZARAD PRIZES COAT GIVEN HER BY LATE CZARINA OF RUSSIA Wonderful Creation of Irish Lace, Once Worn by Empress and ao Blessed by the Mad Monk, Rasputin, to Be Exhibited iy ‘Here During Concert It. does not come into the lives of|coat, placed the garment about the many to know intimately and to re-|shoulders of the singer, with her own ceive gifts of priceless: value from ex-jhands, saying at the: time, “this gar- rulers of the old world, some of whom | ment was blessed by. the Holy man, have figured prominently in writing | Rasputin. May it bring you ‘peace world history. Francesca Zarad, the | and happiness always. You have given distinguished French prima donna so-| me great pleasure with your beautiful Prano of whe Chicago Grand Opera voice this evening.” company, who will be heard in concer‘ ‘ i ah ureday anlents, under she atirection tion, not because Rasputin was good f ismarck Conservatory of Mu- : 7 sic, “has appeared in concert and in one Gt the finest specimens atthe gpera before many of the ex-rulers of) Frisch lace-making art. It is 54 inches gifts récaived’ from several of the in length and embraces every style of rulers, which are worth a king’s ran-| thé Irish lace. More than seven dif- som. 8 ferent Flowers are woted into ce ‘ Fi garment, and so perfectly are the; a Among: her. yolued posteseions is'e wrought, that one Moos nate have rat the gift of the late FrancisJoseph, difficulty in distinguishing them. emperor of Austria-Hungary. The aged monarch was a great lover of music and frequently attended the grand opera of Vienna, of which or- ganization:Madame Zarad was one of the leading sopranos. An odd gift in the form of a buckle of Oriental work- manship, in which is set three rubies, was presented the diva by the late Queen of Rumania, who is far better known under her pen name as Car- men. Sylvia, than she was ‘as queen of the Rumanians. Madame Zarad has appeared before the queen of Holland and the ex-kaiser of Germany in com- | mand concerts. The gift which the singer prizes most highly was presented to her by the late, unhappy czarina of Russia. Prior to the war Madame Zarad was touring Russia in concert. After her) first appearance in Petrograd she re- ceived a command tp appear at the Peterhoff palace, one of the many residences of the rulers of Russia. It was a brilliant audience which. faced the diva. The czar, the czarina, their three daughters, little Alexis, heir to the throne, Grand Duke Nicholas, who later was commander-in-chief of all the Russian armies, and the notorious monk, Rasputin, who was the “power | behind the throne.” After the concert | Madame Zarad was reecived in audi- ence by the czar, the czarina and their court. While being escorted to the rulers of Russia, Madame Zarad’s eve- ning coat came in contact with a scab- bard worn by one of the officers of the royal household, and was badly torn. ‘The czarina noticed the mishap and .Madame Zarad’s embarassment. The czarina motioned to one of her ladies-in waiting and taking from the attendant’s arm a beautiful Irish lace | teat §~WEDNESDAY Auditorium THURSDAY * JUNE 25-26 The Bismarck Conservatory of Music, Presents the Distin- guished French Prima Donna, FRANCESCA ZARAD Of the Chicago Grand Opera Company, in Two Programs of Exquisite Beauty. Mary Harter at the Piano Two Telegrams of recent date: St. Lonis, May 13. “Francesca Zarad delights four thousand people with the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra last night. Persistent recalls and wildest enthusiasm. “MAX ZACH, Conductor.” Morgantown, W. Va., Apr. 2. “Zarad is such an enchanter with her wonderful personality and matchless voice, audience could not get enough of her art.” LOUIS BLACK, Director Music, U. of W. Va. PLEASE rranse your on gagements with these Concerts in view. No mu- sic lover should fail to hear this admirable artiste. VISIT THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST OREGON, WASHINGTON end BRITISH COLUMBIA ‘The trip itself is an intensely interesting ene, the climate is the coolest on the continent, the scenery is the greatest out of doors and there is your owm favorite sport, no mat- i mey be. The hotel actommodation is excel ‘the rates are reasonable. 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MARY’S CHURCH This morning at 7:30 at St. Mary's pro-cathedral the marriage of Miss Kafherine Luckenbach of Bismarck: and Jacob William Grasl of Werner was solemnized in the presence of a large number of friends. - Rev. Mather Hiltner offiicated, and attending the couple were Miss Tilda Bauknecht and Frank Binder of Mandan. f The bride wore a becoming suit of navy blue serge, and a pretty hat of pink georgette. Her corsage bouquet was of pink roses and ferns. Follow: ing the, ceremony a wedding break- fast was served. The couple left on No. 4 today for the eas!, and will first go to Milwaukee for a short stay af- ter which they will go on to the home of the bride’s parents in Marshfield. Wis. They will remain at that point for a visit of several days, and will be there for the wedding of Mrs. Grasl’s sister, Miss Alma Luckenbach, who has visited in the capital city and will be remembered here by many friends. The bride has resided in Bismarck for the past three years or more and came here from Wisconsin. She was formerly employed as bookkeeper on the Bismarck Tribune staff. For a year she was bookkeeper at Brown & Geierman’s and also was employed at Gussner’s grocery and Lahr Motor Sales Company. The groom was in the war service and after returning worked in Bismarck for some time. On the return of the couple from their honeymoon trip they will make their home at Werner, where Mr. Grasl is in business. To Attend Daughters of Isabella Meeting Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Smith, and sons, Walter and Oscar, 911 Eighth street south, plan to leave Fargo Saturday for St. Paul, where they are to at- tend the National Saddlery conven- tion which will convene in that city on Tuesday and will be in session the remainder of the week. Mr. Smith is president of the association. Fol- lowing the convention, Mrs. Smith will leave for Utica, N. 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