St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-06

nifty colors. The club is one of the best
in the country, and the concerts prom
Use to be society events of much note.
The BANJO and Glee clubs of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin Will make their
first appearance in this city in concert
to be given at Harmonic hall WedneS-
day evening. April 9. The clubs are
making an extended tour through Michi-
gan, Illinois, Wisconsin and Minnesota,
/ in the interest of the University Ath-
j letic, association. They number twenty
and are being enthusiastically received
J 0n-fhe route. In Chicago, Milwaukee
and other cities they have appeared be-
orelafge and fashionable audiences,
! and have always given most satisfactory
performances. The Banjo club is the
pioneer organization of its kind in the
West and has been pronounced very
! fine. The programme will be as fol-
? lows,
] ''Grand Review March ............. Emerson
Banjo Club.
THOU Art My Own Love- ........... Redding
~l Glee Club.
1.-THE Man in the Moons Ball. %. Carpenter
''Erminie" Potpeurri ...... Jakobowski
~ Banjo Club.
. }a line Little Drummer, .Pohlenz
~
:. sd Carpenter
Spencer Beebe and club. Yodel, Mr.. Pick
ard.
(a) ''Gambrinus Polka .............. Bial
(b} Railway GaIop''-
Banjo Club.
Glee Club.
'Imogene Donahue'' ...... Thompson
me- Mr.. Holbrook and club.
oo'iu Aiou' Banjo Club ''''hiienpefs
In Absence ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Buck
Glee Club.
sweetheart Waltzes." from Gypsy
Ro,,;o c;1;,c
(a) IA Capital Ship. Mr.. Simpson and club
(bl "'Tis Drill ..................C arm. U. w.
Glee Club.
"a Home by the Sea- Mr.. Pickard and club
Mr.. Simpson, Gieee {, and Banjo clubs.
The announcement that those two
musical organizations, the Welch cho
rus and the Cecelian quartette, are to
appear at the Fifth Avenue Congrega-
tlonal church on Wednesday evening,
April %, insures the presence of large
audience. The former society, number
Ing seventy voices, contains several So
ioists to whom the people of this city
are indebted for many musical treats,
while as a vocal aggregation the society
figures among the best in the United
States. Their triumphs at the national
Esteddfod Tor Welch singing festivaD
III Chicago last January and their sue
cess at Mankato are events of recent oc
currence. The programme for the Esd
contains many musical gems. The OBJ
Ject OF the entertainment is worthy
one.
A grand concert is in course of prep
t,n 4, OF i0 to 70 |,
given April 90 at Immanuel Baptist
church under the direction of Anna nj.
Chamberlain. director of the choir. 1t
Is promised that no pains will be spared
TO make it frst-claSS entertainment.
1.-The cantata of Joseph" to be given
by combined choruses Of the Thirteenth
Avenue and Simpson Meth odlst
churches. will have the following cast:
W. Is. Heath. Joseph; A. w. Porter,
Jacob and Pharaoh; A. [. Sanborn,
Reuben; T. G.. Seager, Judah; B. Nc
Clellan, butler; w. E. Tyron, baker;
Miss Babeoek, queen: Mrs. Il. w. Cook,
Joseph's sister; Mrs. FL. Sloan, princess;
Mrs. Blossom, angel.
The third recital of the season by the
piano punls of Miss J.W. Vaughn, was
given yesterday afternoon, at the home
'of Miss Bertha Warner, GIT Sixth av-
lenue south.
The Cecilian Quartette, assisted 10y
Miss Maud Timer, soprano, and Helm
rich Hoevel, violinist, gave very pleas
ant concert at Saltwater last Tuesday
might.
! r. W. Merriam will give parlor con-
cert at his residence on next Friday
evening, one week from tonight.
+ Prof. III. f. Zoch, who has been Civ
5ng piano recitals in the large eastern
cities, has been we'll received, many of
tile press notices given him being of a
most flattefing character. Prof. Zoch
has Efor several years past been favor
lite with lovers of piano music in Mime
apolis. He is fully deserving of the
newer honors that have. of late been
coming to him.