St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-25
EVENTS TO BE.

A grand concert Will be given at the First
Swedish Evangelical Lutheran church, cor
Wednesday, Dec. IS by the famous Beetho-
ven string quartette at 8 o'clock, with the
following programme:
song-"Lilla Tiall''. a.i'.. Beschnitt
The Swedish Lutheran Male Quartette.
Violin Solo-"Legende" 80. II. Wlen1aWskl
Emil Straka.
Allegro Quartette " ............... Schubert
Beethoven String Quartette.
Emil Straka, LIST violin; Louis Mari. viola;
Gustav Won Gotten, I'd violin; Louis
| Mich, cello.
Soprano Legere-"Fear Not Ye, oh,
israel M. Miss cameiia Jensen M, Duoe' BUCK
Piano Memories of Sweden
Gantasie on Swedish national
airs) Northumberland. George Schleiffarth
Miss Sigrid Anderson.
PART II.
Au bord de La Mer. ........... .....Dunkler
Beethoven String Quartette.
Violin Solo-"Cayatina.' operatta
o. NO. Emil straka = i'an
Recitation. Selected. Miss Gerda Lund
Beethoven String Quartette
Soprano Legere-"The Lost Bird
Miss camelia Jensen '.'' ''''
ng-"Aftonklockan" .............. Fr. Abt
The Swedish Lutheran Male Quartette.
The little violin artist, Miss Josie Sch aller
will appear again today by request in the
Seibert concert at Germania Turner b all
The programme is appropriate for the sea
son. and is as follows:
Fackeltanz" Dance" Meyerbeer
Overture-"Princesse jaime" -. Saint Saens
ID. swedish Wedding March,. .Soederman
(BV FeQueSt)
Contralto Solo -"Nobil Signor" =. Meyerbeer
(From opera Les Hugenots.'O
Miss Laura Dennis.
PART II.
Descriptive FANTASTIC christmas
at nome .................. Langley
l. Christmas Eve arrival of guests) j.
Supper and Drinking Song. 3. Retiring to
Bed. 4. santa Claus visit. 5. Serenade.
6.nSnow Storm. T. Church Bells s.
Christmas Awake. g. Dance of Children.
10. General Dance, Waltz IL Good
Night, IL. Sleigh Galop, Going Home.
a. "Stll vie die
con+ro,+o so,,,,s Nacht' .Boeh m
W i'-'0 ooiis' b. Vergebliches
Staendchen. =. Brahms
Miss Laura Dennis.
Suite-"Scenes Pittoresqnes'' :. -. Ma senet
l. Marche. 2. Air de Ballet. 3. Angelus.
4. Fete Boheme.
The following programme will be given
Tuesday evening at the>Market hall by the
Peoples course of entertainments. Miss
Kitcham is only twelve years of age, and is
considered wonder as a violinist.
Miss Virginia Kitcham. 80
L. j. Partridge.
| Christmas song. Observation-Disclosures Selected
| L. z. De Sale
w Miss Virginia Kitcham ''i'0''D
L. j. Partridge. :
''n'' L. p De Sale = eeieo'ou
Lecture ..............."s sights in Europe
Hon A. S. Fairch1ld.
! Stereopticon Illustrations of European Cities
The production of Handel's immortal
! oratorio, "rhe Messiah" during the Christ
mas season. mas become an established GUS
tom i'll the principal cities of England and
America. The st. Paul Choral association
! has given this work for the past two seasons
| and will again present it this year at the
Peoples church on next Thursday evening.
The solo1sts will be Mrs. Theodore Bollnann.
soprano: Mrs. c. b. Yale, conrralto; William
! II. RieeeT, tenor and George Ellsworth
Holmes, basso. The DAM and Sebert full
orchestra will assist Samuel A. Baldwin
will conduct, and d. Warren Andrews pre-
side at the organ. Much may be expected of
the choral work. The chorus will number
nearly POO, and is prepared to Guido
its efforts on all former occasions.
The management in view of the educa-
tlonal value of such production, has issued
haIf-rate permits to the pupils of the public
schools. These permits will be availsDle on
Thursday, the day of the concert Any seats
remaining unsold at that time may be pur-
chased by the pupils holding these permits
at half price All others who desire seats
should purchase them before Thursday. The
sale thus lar indicates all unusually full
house. Seats may be obtained at Dyer S
music store, as usual.
The next entertainment in the peoples
course will be given Tuesday evening, Dec.
q. at the Market hall. A. 5. Fairchlld will
lecture on sights in Europe" illustrated by
stereoptjcon views of European cities. A
fine programme of music will also be given
and T. j. Partridge, the we'll known elocution
list, viii give several Rotations.
The ST. Andrews Society Of st. Paul, at the
request of the Pythan Hall association, has
kindly consented to inaugurate the season:
ente rtainments at Brooks new hall. Uniyer
sity avenue, Merriam Park. on Friday even
ing, Dec. 80. The programme will consist Of
short addresses, songs, recitations and dane
| ing. Prof. kleists orchestra will supply tht
music. 1t is expected that not only the mem
bers of st. Andrews society will be l,resen
III body, but also their numerous friendl