St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-31
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F0rd's Music hall for the benefit Of the
Schubert club loan fund:
Trio In G, first movement =. Walter PetZet
Messrs. fetzet, Schmitz and Mich.
Aria, from the Barber of Seville".G. Rossini
Mrs. W. Petzet.
(a) .'Nachlstueck" .............R. Schumann
(b) ''RondO L Hongroise" F. Schubert
Arranged by X. scharwenka-Mr. schar-
i"o songs ID "Widmung". RI. Schumann
-. Miss Won Navarro.
y, T Tei 1 R0s,igno Lisz,
MIR. scharwenka.
'Polonaise Brilante" .... ...Wienia wski
Mr. Schmitz
Duo from the opera Der Fret
schuetz" ........... &C. NJ. Won Weber
Agatha-Miss Won Navarro Aennchen-
Mrs. Walter Petzet.
ID, Mipuet .......X aver Scharwenk
Mr.. Scharwenka.
Arranged for two o pianos by X.scharwen I
Messrs. Scharwenka and Petzet.
Miss Mary Louise Ballard. accom- PIANIST
Sale Of seals opens this evening at
Fords's Music hall.
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1.-THE Petrelli Juvenile Stars" will
appear at Peoples church Thursday
evening. This company consists of
Sadie Dorsett and Matte NorcOtt,
sopranos of but twelve years of age,
accompanied by their teacher, Signora
Petrelii. and by Signor Willy LeonarGs
Jaffe. native Bayarian vi0liuist, and
Lucia Hoppe. pianist of fourteen
years.
They come highly recommended and
will render classical music, IN accord
ance with the following programme:
PARTI.
(b) la Lileuse'' .... List
Miss Lucia Hoppe.
Waltz-"Romeoa and Juliet .. Gounod
nm, Miss Matte Norcott.
Miss Sadie Dorset.
Fantaisie-"Othello". .... Ernst
Sgr. Leonardo Jaffe.
( "a f Eassian f salisd ssr. Petrelli
(a) Hungarian Dance. Brahms
tb) Spanish Dance. ....... de Prose-
,.,, p,o,o Miss Lucia Hoppe. vat
A'lA A's0i1 Miss Matte Norcott. ''''e'0'
oallacea C"Puritani') ... 49,. Bellini
Mazurka Vlolin) ............... Wieniawski
sgr. Jaffe.
sTell Me Thou Lowest Me" .Camgna
Little Sadie and Matte.
A. S. Nash, assistant ticket agent of
the Omaha. and Miss A. r. Mackinnon,
of Merriam Park, were married yester-
day at the residence Of the brides sister,
Mrs. q. s. Ostrum. Only Immediate
friends of the parties were invited, and
the young people went East last night.
MIR. and Mrs. Nash will be at home at
Cos Selby avenue after Nov. Is.
Mrs. William George. of Holly ave-
nue.. entertained informally yesterday
afternoon tom to 6.
e.
The Catholic Infants home on Martin
street Was opened yesterday. The
ladies OF the different Catholic churches
of the city have worked untiringly for
this institution, and the field OF work
here is certainly very large.
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The Young Peoples Society of st.
James Church gave an entertainment
last night to their friends that was very
enjoyable. The programme was COM
bination of music and literature. In
strumental music IVES furnished by
Miss Mae Fuller. Miss f. Tourtelot, Miss
L. FOwble and the Misses Godfrey.
Vocal features were presented by Miss
j. ruruer and Mrs. n. N. McFarren.
ClidIlcS IdiFCHllu entertained the COM
pany with several selections deliuealing
character, which were humorous enough
TO please all and to secure tor him sew
eral recalls. He also favored the audi
ence with couple of declarations in
his weli-knOwn attractive manner. Miss
l.. Bryan and j. Nj. P. -Pridham assisted
with readings in adding to the enjoy.
ment.
Last night at the Relief society hall
the Apollo Singing society gave grand
concert. There were ten numbers on
the programme. The first. song by
the society. "OrpheuS sjong vid Iutans
toner" was we'll received. Emil An
dersOn gave a violin solo, "Cavatind."
followed with selection by aquartette.
Messrs. Christ. c. Berg, e. Jungren and
E. Okerblad. 0. Anderson and E. Ok
erblad appeared In duet, ''Gluntar."
The piano solo, Swedish Folk-songs,"
by Prof. Justus Lunfberg. was an ek-
cellent piece of work. Miss Augusta
Wicklund, i'll contralto solo, which
gave full range to her beautiful voice,
was heartily applauded. Emil Ander.
son performed violin solo, I'll Trova-
tore" preceded by song by the Apollo
Singing society, Restless Sea-" An
other song by the society. "Kalkback-
en-" completed the programme.