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

The choir of the Thirteenth Avenue
M. +. church and the Simpson NJ. f..
chuTch, at TWenty-eighth street and
First avenue south, with additional
singers. making chorus of SiXty-fve
voices, are rehearsing the cantata of
Joseph" under the direction of Prof.
G. w. Edwards. 1t is intended to give
it about Easter, one night at the Thir-
teenth Avenue church and one night at
Eighth Ward Relief hall. Rehearsals
are held Tuesday evening at Simpson
and "Wednesday evening at Thirteenth
Avenue church. f..r
Mrs. Whitmore, of 2S07 Grand avenue,
will give musical Monday evening,
March 10, to number of her musical
friends, for the purpose of organizing
"a Ladies' Chorus. "r5fF Following is, the
programme: Solos by Miss Nelson, Mrs.
Curtiss, of st. Paul, Prof. Patten. f..
Raeger, Maud Ulmer and Mrs. Whit
worth; pianist. Miss &. Shyrock: &C
companist, Prof. Woodwqrth. The
chorus consists of Misses Ulmer. Red
lon, Summers, Paus, Witberger,
Walker, Hotchkiss. Rheal,' Williams,
Keller, Mrs. Kendall and Mrs. Whit
worth. t 49,
Prof. F. ". Merriam's pupils will give
a pianoforte recital at Dyer hall on
Monday evening, with vocal selections
by Messrs. K. D. Finel and j. Harrison
The pupils participating will be as fol-
lows: Misses Alice Redtield. Sadie
Farnham, Clara Pickett, Nina Porter
field, Grace Gerald, Cornelia Gerald
Lizzie Luce, Ora Bartlett. Jessie Booth,
Baker, Matte Blanchard, Alice But.
In ~ Pafhi,,IJ, and M - iiI
BowleS. ,-'''-'
One of the most enjoyable musical en-
tainments that has been held for some
Dyer's music hall Tuesday given BY
Miss Josephine jennings. The little
lady is possessed of an excellent voice,
and her friends were much pleased
with the manner in which she acquitted
herself. Miss Anna Pratt is worthy 81
high praise for her excellent work, ant
all who assisted in the programme die
their parts ably. A large audience en-
joyed the affair. - ..''5 .. =
The regular rehearsal of the Gounot
club was held Tuesday evening at thu
residence of G. n. Chadbournc, corner
of Spruce Place and Oak Grove street
Aside from the rehearsal there were
several special numbers given by mem
beers. Adolph Grethen gave violir
solo. Mrs. n. p. Stearns also sang {
solo. Garin Spence made the hit OF The
evening by the rendition of descrip
tive Scotch song, given in Highland
costume.
Frank Sabel, the talented young mu
sician, whose sad death has been 81
greatly deplored, had just finished thu
composition of charming valSe de con
cert in A fiat before his fatal sickness
which he dedicated to his friend, Elme
A. Brooks. MI. Brooks has caused the
waltz to be published in handsome form
and there is quite demand for it.
A sacred concert will be held Sunda!
evening at the First Congregations
| church. Among those who will asSis
in the programme are: Prof. Morse
organist; Miss Mickey, soprano; Mis-,
/ May, contralto: Mr.. Ferguson, basso
/ and chorus of eighteen voices, mem
/ bers of the Northwestern COnServatOr.
/ of Music. .e%.
| Miss Adele Aus der Ohe, one of thu
/ greatest living lady piansts, will appea
/ in concert, under the auspices of thu
| Northwestern conservatory of music, a
| the Grand opera house next Wednesda.
| evening. ~