St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-11
Misses Fryer. Messner Williams and Hubbell
Miss LILLIAN Curry Morton, accompanies.

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At Germania Turner hall this after
noon will occur the second of the Sci
bert concerts for this season. The over
ture 'Lorely," by Lachner, is played
the fist time in the city: it is a tone
picture of the classical type, very diff
cult but somewhat somber, owing to
Schubert'S unfinished silHonie in two
parts, a composition made immortal by
its many beautiful passages, easily glid-
ing harmony, standard with many of
the most noted orcheStraS throughout
the world. The ballet music from Cop
pella" by Leo DelibeS is the quanteSt
of all ever written for ballet purposes;
three short numbers, "Nocturno, w alter
and CZardaS," are the pickings for to-
day. Add the selections of our favorite,
Miss Maud Ulmer, and you will confess
yourself we'll compensated for coming.
The programme for Today is as follows:
PART l..
Marche ct Cortage-''La Refine de
oT SaGm ;,Ioreiev,, G0hnop
Walters Prize Song, from the Master
Comet solo by William arrow.
Scene and aria from der Freischu
PART II
Unfinished symphonic -. ...... Schubert
(a) Allegro Moderto. 90 Andanto con motto
Songs (a) HE Loves Me" Chadwick
'04-s'' (b) Serenade-"Good Night Nevin
Miss Maud Timer.
Ballet music from "Coppelia'' Leo Delibes
(a) Nocturho. o. Musk der Automaten
and Waller. (c) Czardas.
Piano accompaniment by Prof. C.G. Titcomb.
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Sop,Dol Dol will c;,,o 1,
free organ recital at the Peoples church
this evening at 6:45 O'Clock. The pro-
gramme will be as follows:
Fantasia and Fugue in G minor .. Bach
Fourth Organ Sonata. ...........M endelssohn
A Iyiii,bt pictnro,; Lemalgre
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The st. Paul Choral association will
give its annual production of Handlers
Messiah" at the Peoples church
Thursday, Dec. 90. with the following
soloists: Mrs. T. Bollman, soprano;
Mrs. q. 3. Yale, contralto; William II.
ltieger, tenor, and George Ellsworth
Holmes, baSSo.
The second of the series of entertain
ments to he given by the young people
OF the Churcn of the Messiah took place
at Westmoreland hall Thursday night.
! The audience was large and appre-
ciatlye. The proceeds will be applied
! toward paying Off the Indebtedness on
| the church lot. Following is the pro-
| gramme:
! + ano -"MoEdscheinfahrt'' 80. .Bendel
! MISS Lillian Tanning.
F1olin Solo-Fantasia, lie Barber
Mr.. Peterson Geo panied by Mr. D sUSs,n'
! neutrality-suspicious. Virginius Hand''-
i j. P. Lathrop
Miss Mary Isabel Pierce.
/ Man doiin Selection-"Pizzicati'
! E. NJ. Lapitinia
Nellie A. Hope.
! Soprano Soio-"He Was Prince .Lynes
Mrs. 7. o. Osborne.
Bouquet drill, under the auspices of Mrs
Harvey Officer
! Violin Solo--Serenth concerto .Barrlot
Mr.. Peterson.
! Soprano Solo-"Happy Days Strelezki
Mrs +. o. Osborne
Reading-"A Sisterly Scheme j. S. Bunner
Miss Mary Isabel Pierce.
Piano Solo-"Premier Impromptu' Chopin
Miss Lillian Tanning.
Mandolin Selection 'Serenade'. ;. Schubert
Nellie A. Hope.
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Miss Adelaide kellogg, assisted by
Frau Philippine Jung-yo LoeDell. will
give concert at Van Ellemeet's hall,
! Thursday, Dec. IS. The piano selec-
tons will be from List, st. Sans,
SchOltz, Mendelssohn. Gluck- Brahms.
Rublnstein, and songs by Mascagni and
Hans Jung.
The gift to your wife, your child or
your trusted servant, of book from our
State Savings Bank Germania ifn