St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-09

ner hall. Each concert thus far given
has been complete success in itself,
the house has been packed every sue
ceeding Sunday, and the entertainments
have been of a high order of musical
merit. MIR. Sebert announces the fol-
lowing as his programme for to-day:
PART I,
m Lust So. '..Muhlenprucn
Gallo Concerto, CD. ID. Coltermann
Prof L. Mich.
PART II.
hungarian Rhapsodie No. 6: -: 49,. List
Saxaphone Solo-'Sweet Spirits Hear
Charles II H. Hubbard. '''' "-''''
soprano sol9m"Liete signori," from
Miss Amalia Ripe.
PART III.
"a, "Maiden's Dream" ..... ..Jungmann
! b, "Spring Sopg" .MendelsSohn
Finale from Opera "Ariele," :. -. E. Bach
Miss Gertrude Cady, Accompanies.
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A very enjoyable concert was given on
Friday evening at the First M. f. church
by the Hamline Glee club. A popular
programme was given, consisting of col
lege songs and choruses.
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The concert to he given by the Men
Methodist church Thursday evening,
March IL, promises to be an enjoyable
affair. The Sappho Quartette of Min
neapolis will assist. and among their
numbers is noted the Swedish We'd
ding March," as sung by the original
Swedish Ladies' Quartette. A limited
number of seats will be reserved, and
can be secured at Nathan Ford's on
Third street. The programme is as fol-
lows:
BLOW, Rugle Blow. ............. Shepard
Meldels~ohn Male ouartetie.
Messrs j. F.. Merrill, A. S.Willoughby. D.
+. Colville and j. l.. Whelan
sappho Ladies ouartette of Min 9UInH
Mrs: |. J. Covey, Miss Lily Harmon, Mrs.
Weed Munro and Mrs. NJ. A Paulson.
solo-"Mid the Flowers ........ ...Faure
Trlo-"Rest Thee OIL This Messy
\ Mrs; coyey, Mrs. Munro and Mrs. Paulson
Sands o. Dee. ....... ...... Goldbeck
Mendelssohn Male ouartette.
Var. on Theme of Beethoven. &C st. Saens
arranged for two Pianos.
Miss Emma Hess aud Miss Flora Nabersherg.
(a) . ..1,h Wat, ater s,,prite" schumann
sappho Ladies' Quart;ette.
Mrs Weed Munro. = --' ''''
Trio-"Break. Break, Break. -. Anderton
Mr.. Merrill; Mr. Willoughby and Mr. Colville
"'i'sns sa Relis Ladies ouartette.
Lovers Good Night ............ Bradsky
Mendelssohn Male -Quartette.
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Christ church. corner Fourth and
Franklin streets; Rev. G. ID. Andrews,
rector. Third Sunday in Lent. Morn
ing prayer with sermon al IL a. m.
professional Hymn ............ .......147
"Benedicite omnia Opera St nineF
hymn. .............'......... ...55
Offertory Solo-"cnarity;' Faure
o.. j. Martin.
professional HYMN" ....... 80. ....... 1856
Choral evensory at 1850 p. m.
''Masniieat" -. .....semper, E aat
'Nunc Dimittes" ............ sempe E fiat
offerlory. THE C6ids Prayer Ro6nson
Solo,. - (From Cantata. - ,od Is Love. y
Master Percy Creelman.
professional Hymn" ................lS6
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RehearsaIs are now we'll under way
for the big May festival. The first
meeting of the chorus took place last
Monday evening, and was splendid
success. There were nearly 100 voices
present. and all were most enthusiastic
about their work. 1t is expected that
about $50 voices will be present Monday
evening, when Benefits "May Queen"
and Memberships Hear My Prayer
will be taken up. Ladies and gentle
men who are anxious to join the festi-
val chorus should make application this
week to Mr.. MacLachlan, the conduc-
tor. as it is positively necessary that the
obn CHI I,aI Loft I,t, Ion
March II. Mr.. MacLachlan can be seen
daily in the festival headquarters Office
in the new court house between the
hours of 10 and and 2 to 4. The list
Of artists already engaged has been
further augmented by Nine. jacobson,
violin vlrtuoSU. who comes with her
husband, he devotng himself solely to
being concert master of the great Orches-
ira.
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A concert will be given by the Haydn
male quartttte, under the direction of
William Nelson Burritt, Monday even
ing, of this week, at Oxford Methodist
church, corner Holly avenue and st.
Aibans street. A fine programme has
been arranged. The quartette will be
assisted by Miss Fowler, Mrs. Ash and
Fred Johnston.
musical and dramatic entertain
ment will be given on Thursday even
ing. March Is. at Wacouta Street
chapel, at which time l.. w. Walker, the
popular and talented manager of the
former Peoples theater, will give sew
aral readings in his inimitable style.
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The grand closing concert of the Star
course, on Thursday, March Is. will he
one long to be remembered. 1t includes
Danz's full orchestra, Miss Aus der One,
the piano sOlOiSt who created such a
fur0re at the last June festival. and
noted vocalist from Chicago. With such
talent concert ranking with the best
concerts of the East is assured. The
full programme will be announced later,
and the advance sale of tickets begins
at Dyer's on Wednesday morning of this
week.