St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-25
MINNEAPOLIS.
MUSICAL EVENTS.
The Gounod Clubs Second Con-
cert-Church Musicals and

The Gounod Clubs Second Con-
cert-Church Musicals and
AmuSementS.
The Gounod club concert Wednesday
evening was the musical event of the
past week. Under the direction of
Prof. Nor Sc the club rendered the cam
tata 'Montfort'' in a manner which re-
flected great credit on themselves. The
chorus was well balanced and had been
thoroughly trained. Their rendition of
1.-THE Castle Gates Are Open'' and
"High Ger the Blue Rhine'' was es-
pecially artistic. Miss Winant, the
contralto, was at first little disap-
pointing, but in the second part of the
programme did good work and was
warmly applauded. Miss Susie Mckay,
MIR. KnOrr and MI. Ferguson gave eX-.
cellent satisfaction in their respective
parts.
Miss Emily Winant gave a pleasing
song recital Thursday afternoon lat
Dyer's hall, under the direction of
Charles Morse. Mr.. PetZet acted as
pianist. The programme was an inter
esting one to all lovers of music.
Jules Levy. the cornetist. will appear
at the Hennepin Avenue theater Mon
day and Tuesday evenings, April and
2, with his own operate company,
among whom are Katherine MacNeill,
c0ntraltO: Sig. BraVura, baritone; SCR.
Enrico BatteSlini, tenor: Signora Stella
Costa, soprano, and NJ. Baudet, m uSical
director. The programme each even
ing Will include an act in costume from
some opera.
Next Tuesday evening at Dyer hall
Walter PetZet will give his concluding
Beethoven concert. MIR. PetZet, assisted
by Miss Julia May, will present the fol-
lowing programmes: Sonata in G major,
OPP. 81, No. l, BuSlied; ''SOng of Peni-
tence," Miss May; sonata in D mi
nor, OPP. 81, No. 2: ''In Questa Tomba
Oscura," Miss May; sonata i'll E fiat
major, op. 81, No. 3.
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Prof. Stiles Raymond. assisted by sew
eral members of the choir. gave two
highly enjoyable entertainments Tues
day and "Wednesday. evenings at Foss
Nj. E. church. The exercises were
unique in character and proved finan-
cial and artistic success.
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The ladies of the Simpson M. E. church
for the benefit of the home mission
fund. The programme is as follows:
Piano solo, 1.-The Chase" Miss Luna
Thomas: recitation. who Came to
Dilly's House, Miss Leila Paige; song,
''Knight of the Olden Time," Charles
NJ. Green: recitation, "Jeunie and Me-"
Miss Zoe Hotchkiss; song, waiting"
Miss Hattie Redlon; recitation, "'Ostler
joe" Miss Adele Segelbaum; piano,
Impromptu, OPP. 80, No. 8, Miss Luna
Thomas: song, Gold or Love-" Miss
Belle Hotchkiss; recitation, "Tiger
Lily" Miss Leila Paige; song, Forget,
1.-The Little Soldier" Miss Zoe Hotch-
kiss; recitation, THE Clowns Baby"
Mrs. Adele Segelbaum; duet. II Live
and Love Thee" Miss Redlon and Mr..
Davis.
Prof. F. W. Merriam's first piano re-
citals will be given Tuesday, April 2, at
which Miss Lily Harmon will appear
as vocalist. Mrs. !. J. Convey and Oscar
Ringwall will assist at the second. J.
l.. A. Darling, assisted by the Sappho
Ladies' quartette, Herr Aamold and
Herr Jung, gave concert at the Hen
nepin Avenue NJ. E. church last Tues
day evening. =
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The society of Christian Endeavor of
the First Baptist Church gave their an
nual concert Friday evening. Miss
Leila Page, Miss Mcleod, Miss Cook,
Messrs. Heath, Gale and SHIRLEY gave
numbers.
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The Augustana Choral society will
give a concert at DANA hall next Tues
day evening. Prof. Norman will con-
tribute several numbers. The male
quartette, orchestra and choir will also
assist.