St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-17
The REALM OF MUSIC.

The initial concert by the st. Paul Choral
association viii occur at the Peoples church
Dec. y.
Henry Mac Lachlan is confined to his
rooms in the Metropolitan hotel in a dan
geTous and critical condition. Owing to his
illness. Tehearsals of the May festival chorus
will be abandoned until further notice.
The Philomathean Society of the First Uni
Versalist Church of St Paul met with Miss
Richards, of Fourteenth street, on Friday
thorne," read by Rev. Vail. was followed by
music and varied ADJUSTMENTS.
The Third of the Sunday orchestral con-
certs under the direction of PROF. George
Seibert, occurs at the Turner hall on Sunday
next. The announcement is made for the
benefit of those in doubt as to the character
of the concerts, that the music will be of
purely classical nature. All may attend with
prOpriely and benefit.
An announcement is made by the Gounod
club of attractions for the winter season.
About Christmas 1.-THE Messiah will be
given, TO be followed in February by Brueh's
"Fair Ellen's and Burnett's Ancient Mari
ner." and in April with Gounod's Faust
The club Is doing excellent work, and will
merit any successes it may attain.
The Northwestern Conservative quarterly
concert, held Friday evening at Overs music
hall, was an artistic and well-managed event
Charles H. Morse. under whose direction the
company has been brought to its present per-
has accomplished. Fridays concert closed
the fall term in most successful manner.
The Swedish concert at the Peoples church
Friday evening drew q large and enthusiastic
audience, and merited the attention it re-
ceived and the success it attained. The
work of the MendelsSohn quartette was quite
the feature of the evening. and its efforts
were met with enthusiastic and continuous
applause.
The conce-t given Friday evening by Prof.
c. G. Titcomb for the ladies of the First NJ. E.
church was a very successful affair." and pre-
sented the best talent in the city to delight
ed audience. The participants were Miss Mae
Murphy, Mrs. F. j. Presse, Misses Emma
Hess and Flora Mahersberg and Miss Edith
Wagner
Miss Ella Richards and Mrs. F. 0. Osborne
have opened musical studio in the Valen-
tine block. corner WabaSha and Ninth streets
Its Inauguration will be by social musicale
TO be given on Tuesday evening of this week
in q suite of rooms in the same block The
ladies will be ably assisted by Gustav Won
Goetzen, violnist, and Hans Jung. the
vocalist vino have kindly volunteered their
services.
The first concert of the 81. Paul Choral as
socialiOn win occur Friday evening. Dec 3.
al the Peoples church. under the direction of
Prof. Snmu Ell A. Baldwin. An interesting
programme has been prepared. including
part songs, shorter choral works, and num-
beTs for both female and male chorus The
sOloiSts for the occasion will be Mrs. Corinue
Moore-LawSon. of Cincinnati, soprano and
the brilliant young Hungarian piauiste
Nile. EsIelka Utassi, Of New York The for.
mer is one of the most charming concert
singers in America. The latter is a new ar
rival in this country, whose debut in New
with much interest, owing to her European
successes