St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-28
ST. PAUL SOCIAL Notes.
MUSICAL NOTES.

Miss Katherine Richards Gordon and Miss
Florence Lamprey have arranged to give
series of three musical soirees ON three COIL
secutive Saturdays in November at the resi-
denccs of Richards Gordon, A. W. Krecn
and Jasper IL. Tarbox. Emil Oberhoffer
will conduct the musicals. The assistance
of some of the best local artists has been Sc
cured Tickets may be had of Mrs.'J. B.
Tarbox and Richards Gordon and the pro
ceeds will be devoted to charitable institu-
lions of the city. The first concert will oc
cur on Friday evening next and the follow
ing programme will be given:
Beethoven. Lv Sonata apassionata
Piano Solo-Mrs. herman Scheffer
Wagner, 70 du Mein Holder Abendstern"
Baritone Solo-Charles ). Hatch.
Mendelssohn. F.-Violin Concerto (frst
movement).
VIolin-MiSS Florence Lamprey.
Rectativo Ballatadi Media (Pagliacci)
Soprano Solo-Miss Katherine GORDON
Listz, FIR. 1890. Rhapsodie Hongroise No. IL
Piano Solo-Mrs. Hermann Scheffer
ODER HOffer ......... THE Brownie King
Baritone Solo-Charies s. Hatch s"
(b) Wieniawsky 49,. obertass Mazurka
Violin.Miss Florence Lamprey
LeoncavaIlo, r. Ni''
Romanza-''Come Amava" 800. ''Medici"
Soprano Solo-Miss Katherine Gordon.
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Little Sadie Dorsell and Matte Nor.
cote, the child prima donnas who ap-
pear here Nov. l, are not by any means
childish vocalists. Though but children
in physique, they possess fully devel-
oped powers in the appreciation and
rendition of high grade and classical
music. They do not intend to offer a
mere ''show," but concert, which shall
prove of the greatest worth.
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The young people of the First Metho-
dist church will give a musical and
literary programme at the residence of
Mrs. Pascal Smith, AS Laurel avenue.
on Thursday evening next. They will
have the assistance OF such well-known
artists and musicians as Messrs. Ober-
Hotter, Won GOetZen. Carman. Lienau,
and Misses Brundage, Carman, jeanette
Evans, of Hamline. and Alberta Fisher.
of Minneapolis. The programme pre-
pared Is choice one.
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On Tuesday evening the choir of St.
Mary'S church Will give sacred concert
at st. Mary's church, corner of Ninth
and Locust streets.
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No less an artist than the great pianist
and composer, Xavier Scharwenka, will
open the annual series of artistic con-
certs for the benefit of the Schubert
Club Educational Loan fund next Satur-
day evening. Nov. 3, at Ford Music
hall. His assistants, Walter Petzet.
pianist. of New York city; Miss Emilia
Won Navarro, soprano, of Vienna, and
Fritz SchmitZ, vioiinist. of Dusseldorf,
all have highest testimonials from lead
ing foreign and American critics. The
programme, which will be published in
later issue, gives promise of rich and
varied treat. Mr.. Scharwenka has
added immensely to his fame during his
! recent European trip, from which he
has just returned.
/ The regular season of Seibert's
orche Stra Sunday afternoon concerts
during the coming winter will be in
augurated at Turner hall Nov. IL. The
orchestra will again consist of thirty of
, our best musicians combined under the
baton of George Seibert. who for the
! last quarter of Il century has beenlun-
firing in the effort of uniting the best
: musical talents for credltable work,
; sumner and winter. The rehearSalS
have been under way for some weeks,
and the prospects are very promising,
as the tasks set by the musicians are
earnest and conscientious. and by their
prolonged efforts begin to snow goud
and telling results. The concerts
are not given for the little money there
is in them, they are not bought nOr paid
for by any pecuniary motives; they are
solely prompted by duty and love for
the highest class of instrumental works
not in the category Of The wants of the
every day musical moIket. Sunday
afternoon Is chosen for these con-
! certs owing 10 the disengagement
OF the musicians for such a
purpose. and the lovers of music
of many of the most prominent cities
! throughout this country have accus-
! TONED themselves to the hour, and ex-
! tend their hearty support. The con-
certs will again take place between the
! hours of and 3 p. III. The programmes
| are to consist of standard works OF all
! nationalitieS. interspersed by vocal AMI
, Instrumental sOi0ists of lOca! cnntrinu-
/ ton. A new system of Seasol, tickets
has been adopted Tor Il Is saasun. Sub
scrioers receive their tickets in a block
| of twenty tickets. eurl o. " i:icil is gOt,.i
/ at any cunrr IT, whirh does away witt!
! any Losses, as heretofore. by Taiiiag
! Ia attend Il cnltcprI.
A larger asa .innr ansp Gems hall is
t - mex ,jr,t,;,,,.; for t.n.s ,,tili q. hi
iar.e i,,i>.c.d e1:terla ulnrn.s fuc t.l.s
city.
/ The appearance in this city of the