St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-05
sAENGERFEsT CONVENTION.
Delegates From the Different So
cieties Meet in Minneapolis.

cieties Meet in Minneapolis.
The delegates from the United Scan
dinavian Singers of America arrived
yesterday morning and were received
by the reception committee, A large
gathering was at Normanna hall to well
come them, A. G. Nelson delivering an
address. The visitors were served with
lunch in the Nordwendenes Singing
clubs rooms. After the feast the min
utes of the previous meeting were read
and the various committees app Olnted.
The meeting adjourned until 10 o'clock
this morning.
The list of delegates and their soci-
etles is as follows: Calbert Larson,
Scandinavian chorus, Boston; HI. Stoke
and A. Knutson, Nedaros, st. Paul;
John Jackwitz, DEBORAH Luren Singing
society; L. A. Void and N. Orning-
gard, Scandal Sangforening, Will
mar; Emil Berg, N. G. Hillestad
and John o. Jorstad, La Crosse
Norske Sangerkor; G. M. Carlsbad
and G. S. Lindstrom, Svea, Moline, ILL.,;
Charles Miller, Norden, Omaha; A. j.
Anderson, Granite Falls male choir;
Harry Randall. Norwegian singing So
ciety, New York; Theodore Ebert, Oscar
Olson and julius LOGGER, Bjorgvin, Chi
cago; Jalmer Jensen and NJ. Thorud,
Nordm@ndenes, Chicago: j. B. Brekke,
Norwegian Glee club, Chicago: Mills
JUL, Henry Rocatis, Harmonien,
Chicago; John Riser, Emil Bjorn.
Kjerulf, Chicago; G. Myrup, Hamlet,
Racine, Wis; N, P; Mahnborg, John
Holmor. Svithiod, Chicago; William
Wilson, William Dahliu, o. l.. Swensen,
Swedish Glee club, Chicago; A. p.
johnson, Swedish Glee club, Brooklyn;
A. Kolderup, Scandal quartette, Chi
cago; Chas. Machold. Philadelphia Quar-
tette Club; William Siderlund, Bellman
Brothers. Singing club. Meriden, Conn.,. !;
Samuel Moody Swedish Glee club, Nc
Keesport, Pa: S. j. BergstrOm, Vega
Glee club. New Britain, Conn.,; Victor
Nilsson, d. Hjelmerus, Gustave Wick
lund. Orpheus, Minneapolis: Il. E. Nell
son, Carl Hanson, q. e. Kinseth. Nord-
m@ndenes, Minneapolis; A. G. Nelson.
Apollo, Minneapolis.
In the afternoon the visitors were
shown about the city. The local soci-
cites feel anxious as to what the con-
vention will do about their failure to
aise the necessary $1,000 guarantee.
There has been $4,000 subscribed by
responsible parties, and they feel that
| this should satisfy the convention.
New York has raised the required cash.
and is bidder for the festival, but all
the Western delegates will vote for the
Flour City, and it is hoped that it can
be carried. The business meeting will
begin to-day, and tonight concert and
ball will be given at Numanna hall, for
which the following is the programme:
Music by Orchestra-Prot. Oscar kingwall
Director.
| Misunderstanding .... ........... 49,. Grieg
| Nordmsndenes and Orpheus Singing Socie-
ties. Prof John Dahle, Director.
! Song-Orpheus Singing Society, Prof. Gus
tavus johnson, Director.
''Erl-King'' ............ 49,. =: Schubert
Mrs. Valborg Hovind Stub.
! Sneecb John w. Alexander
| Violin SOLO Prof. G. NJ. Selling
! (a) '.Ved Maanens Solverglod". $40. Kjerulf
| (b) "God Morgen''. ..............- -. Grleg
| (c) ..Svensh Foikevlse''-Mrs. Valborg Hovind
Stub.
'.Ung Magnus'' -Nordmandenes Sangforen-
ing, Prof. John DAZZLE, Director.
| Wort Land'-Orpheus and Nordmandenes
| Singing Societies, Prof. G. johnson, Director.
On Tuesday picnic will be given at
| Spring PARK, when eX-GOv. McGill,
Hon. A. A. Ames, F. F. Davis, Judge
| Rea, j. W. Arctander, James Peterson
and others will address the people.
| There will be no wines, beer or intoXi-
| eating beverages sold on the grounds.