The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 20, 1927, Page 5

ie woice. ~ } pty clarinets. PAGE FOUR PROGRAM BY ELKS BAND If MUCH ENJOYED Musicians Very * Generous With Encores—Mrs. John Graham Is Vocal Soloist The program given Thursday night at the auditorium by the under the direction of R. one of excellent quality, both in| performance and selection. he band opened the concert with March “Eldorado” by Victor Herbert and “Slavonic Rhapsody” by Friede- mann. These two numbers exhibited very fine organization and harmony. An encore ‘vice of Chimes” generously played, The first of the solo group was played by Sam Kontos in “Fantasia de Concerto” by Boccalari, for the clarinet. This solo, accompanied by the band, was a true symphony of melody. Mr. Kontos responded to the hearty applause of the audience with a patriotic medley, “Tramp, Tramp, Tramp.” \ Mrs. Graham Sings | “Flowers of Pa Waltzes by Duble was the next number pl d by the band. This selection exhi d splendid interpretation of the 5 and rhythm of the waltz Graham, accompanied b; the lyric quality ‘of Her unusual most apparent in Lincoln's Inn—an old English Song” | and in an encore, “Believe Me if All Those Endearing’ Young Charms.” In the suite “Atlantis” by Safranek| the band displayed its skill in musi- cal progression and interpretation of/ plot-in musical scores. Joseph Sullivan! played the last solo numbers with] a selection “Mocking Bird” by Stobbs! for the xylophone. This solo was! enthusiastically received. Following the selections from “Magic Melody” by Romberg the band concluded the concert with the “stirring march “Stars and Stripes! Forever” by Sousa. | Deserve Credit The faithful rehearsing and di- recting of the Elks’ band was deeply appreciated by the audience who at- tended the concert last night. Spe- cial credit is due R. E, Wenzel, the director, and each member who has; given so much time and effort to the} building of an organization of such! value to its community. The mem- bership is comprised of men in every line of work, and a wide vai jtalent. .The personnel of the aud igas follows: R. Wenzel, director; Olson O. A, inyhre and Chi cornet, J. L. Moule Horn Section, W. W. firlam, and George hy ones, Erickson, H. F. Brunnin nd Gerhard Patterss Fred Peterson and George Munger G. P. Ruge plays the piccolo. R. E. Morris and Ralph Wenzel play baritone horns; the saxophonists are Curtis Dirlam, R. H. Myh and Marston Gordon. Bass horns, E. J. Heising and H. M. Leonha La Davies and Jos. Sullivan p! the ‘drums, while Mr. Sullivan plays the xylophone. he proceeds of last night's gen- erous concert will be used by the Elks’ lodge to finance open air con- certs to be given this summer. as well as for the welfare work which the lodge conducts in Bismarck. New Duty Added to Weather Man’s List Yankton, S. D. May 20—(?)— dd to the weather man’s duties Pinn; second | hat of giving advice to young laaies wishing marcels. Observer W. H. Fallon of Yankton ias long been helpful to housewives about wash day weather, fl; journeys and mot worried about highway condi » But his work took a new turn yes- <terday when a charming young lady asked if weather signs were favor- anole to having her ultra modern bob; marcelled, . The Business and Profes- sional Women’s club is hold- '. ing a food sale at the Lucas store, Saturday, y 21, be- = ginning at’ 11 o’cl ' would be of! as follows: _| and Seitz. lark, Otto, trom-/ Sam Kontos,! FORT RICE BOY BETTER TODAY Youth, Struck By Batted Ball at Schoel, Has Skull | Fractured Much improvement was report-| ed today in the condition of Don- vld Lumsden, 11-year-old Fort} Kice boy, who is in the Mandan hospital suffering with a frac-| tured skull. ' The boy was playing about the school yard at Fort Rice yesterday hen he was struck above the right eye by a baseball batted by ene cf the older boys. He fell to the ground unconscious. Taken to the home of his par-! ents, he was rushed to the hospital | here where examination revealed his skull had been fractured. De- spite the fact that his condition is fa’ ble, doctors this noon said} th re unable to tell just how| sericus the injury is. | 15 GOING TO || SLOPE MEET Mandan Track Men Leave Tomorrow Morning — No Preliminaries to Be Held With excellent chances to run up a high point total, 15 Mandan high school track men will leave tomorrow for Dickinson to take part in the annual Slope Track and Field meet, to be held there to- morrow. No preliminaries are to be held in the meet, according to Coach L. C. MeMahan, who said he re- ceived a letter from R. D. McLeod of the saying Dickinson normal school | that the preliminaries finals would start at 1:30 tomor- row. Men making the trip and the events they will participate in are degh — Heidt, 100-yard Jarvis dispensed with and the |; 220-yard dash—Seitz, Voseka or Valder. 440-yard dash—Voseka, Valder and Fread. Half mile — Borresen, Thysell or Valder. feel Nichols. w hurdles—Seitz, McKendr: city pel ges 7 " ig jurdies — McKendry, R. Dietrich and Swanson. ata Broad jump — Heidt, Dietrich. pe evan Jarvis, Seitz, Vo- | seka or Valde! No entries are to be made in the discus. Williams, who injured his hip in the Preliminaries at the . C. meet, is recovering, although it is still doubtful whether he will | be able to participate in the high jump and other events he is sched- uled for. Jarvis,| 2 Toman, Voseka, | Personal and Social News of Mandan Vicinity | p Nemirneerurrt zeae We CH SRN SG CH | 38rd Anniversary of Rebekahs Is Marked Marking the 33rd anniversary of the founding of the Mandan Re- bekah lodge, a special program Mat given Tuesday night at Rowe ry Rev. G. W. Stewart praised the lodge for its progressiveness and paid a tribute to those who had founded it. Roy Young sang sev- | eral, basa soles; Dolores, | prano solos, Se ae a ae area Ta 2 RRL THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE , SO- nd Olive’ dam, contralto solos. Ora Baraie® pared seVeral piano numbers and sake Rose gave a whistling solo. Honoring Mrs. Al Iphisaso Boley, a charter member of the Iddge, 2 beautiful past nable sgrand’: lar was presented her. Refreshments were served after the “meeting. 's' col- ON CRUISE THROUGH Spey William Arthur, son of Mr. and irs. S. E. Arthur, will sail from Annapolis June 3, on the U, S. S. Oklahoma for a cruise through the Panama Canal and along the west coast of the United States as far as San: Francisco. This is an an- nual cruise from ‘Annapolis, and pale, Arthur will accompany class- mates. 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