St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-31
ANNUAL SCHOOL CONCERT.
THE GREAT EVENT WILL Sc HELD AT
THE AUDITORIUM.
PHYSICAL CULTURE DISPLAY.


ments Ever neid in the City
Arrangements at Auditorium.
On account of the large attendance
expected at the annua concert by the
public school children on Friday and
Saturday evenings, the place has been
changed from the high school assembly
hall to the Auditorium. The hour and
evening, remain the same as we'll as the
price OF admission. The 25-cent tickets
will admit to the main floor of the
building.
The upper gallery will be devoted
entirely to tho use of children, and
tickets for that will be sold for 10 cents.
No adults will be admitted to the upper
gallery. This change will allow all to
hear the children without any crowd
Ing. The public will do well TO attend
to hear the high class music and see the
results of the work in physical culture,
of boil OF which many ave no adequate
conception.
Childrens' tickets will be on sale at
the Auditorium only. The programme
Friday evening is as follows:
Orchestra. high school.
Birds songs, (a) Return of the
Birds (g) planting Trees and
by" (d) Robin, Bluebird. Orlole;;"
drilled by Misses Eustace. Smith.
whitney and O'Brien: Kindergarten
games, Lincoln school.
"Ferry for Shadow Town." 7. de
kOvpn. drilIaH NV Niscno Go rrin
kreger and Bernie Forsberg; pri-
mary chorus. Van Buren, school.
Special chorus, Hawthorne school.
"Dle Yacht am Rhein," drilled by
Mrs. milford and Miss Alb .PlaEey;
German chorus, Harrison school.
Callsthenics, girls, intermediate,
Neiil school.
"Forth to the Battle" Welsh mel
ody; solo by Hans julius Wolner
II chorus; drilled by Mrs. NJ. Nj.
Martin and Miss A. NJ. Sterrett,
Murray school.
"The Sand Man," arranged and
drilled by Mrs. E. NJ. Lowry, Frank
lin school.
wanderers Evening Song" Ruben
stein; praise OF the Soldier"
Boieldieu; drilled by Misses Eta
Door ana Jessie Whitman; special
chorus; hancock school.
"Ihe Snepnerdesses." drilled by Miss
Julia w. Fisher; primary chorus;
humboldt school.
Song and Calisthenics, Ericsson
school.
School Songs. drilled by Miss NJ. c.
Winchester, Nelll school.
Medley, "Old AIRS" drilled by Misses
Grace IL Kennedy, Sche1fer
"llall, Fairy Queen" operetta, drilled
by Miss Grace Williams; special
chorus; MaXIield school.
"Calyary," Gounod; "Biackberry
Gatlerers;" drilled by Miss Man
lon; intermediate chorus, Cleveland
school.
Selections john Ericsson School
Band. drilled by Miss Hattie E.
Ru0dy, John Ericsson School.
"Iyrolese Chorus"-FIom William
Tell" Rossjni.
"Lullaby"-From "PrincessBonnie,"
drilled by Miss Rose u. Nott and
Miss E. Thomson; accompanies,
Hans Schmidt.
Grammar Cporus-Humboldt School.
Observation-Disclosures and Ger
man Grades. Madison School.
"Tne SEAL. Gerard, drilled by Miss
B.. I. Kelly, Hendricks School.
1.-The Frog and the Nightingale"-A.
L. Danhauser, drilled by Mrs. Nj.
NJ. Swanstrom and Miss Addle
Gray, Van Buren, School.
From the Crows Point of View''-
Arranged and drilled by Mrs. E. NJ.
Lowry; accompanist, Miss E. Nj.
Lowry; Franklin School.
"After the Storm"-Abt, drilled by
Micr Niru,nia RucE ohaforS cbooj
"Calvary Song"-C. A. Maceronie,
drilled by Miss Alice Adams. Miss
Jennie Norwood and Z. b, lay.
lor, Madison School.
The programme for Saturday evening
S as follows:
OrcheSlra-High school.
"When We Are Men and Women
Music from ''Erminie;" words by
Miss E. q. Otis. Drilled by Misses
E. e. Otis and c. Norcott. Primary
chorus Irving school.
"Churning Song"-Drilled by Misses
Theresa Bittrich and Ella Bailey.
Primary chorus Douglas school.
Sight Singing Exercises - Teacher,
Miss Julia A. Swartz. Robert A.
Smith school.
BUSY Little Days"-Six girls, pri-
mary grade. Drilled, and words
composed by Miss Olive M. Long,
German school.
Dumb Bell Exercises-Boys, inter-
mediate grade German school.
(a) "Wauderer's Evening" Song" Ru-
bernstein. (b) PRAISE of the Sol
dier," Boieldleu. Drilled by Misses
Lydia Ickler and Blanche Chapln.
intermediate chorus Douglas school.
IA Lullaby" Rocket; Fairies
JN,,.n - EI,~,rn, NI,rcI,o1l INr;iIoI
by Misses Lydia 1ckler and Blanche
las school.
"Sunny Hours" Wyles B. Foster.
Drilled by Misses Fanny Amery and
Mary c. DAILY. Garfield school.
Jefferson School March"-Composed
by Miss Maud K. Clum: played by
Miss Grace Holloway; violin ac-
companist, Prot. Anton Jurka; all
of the Jefferson school.
thinkers Song" from robin Hood"
Drilled by Miss c. E. Miller. Boys
Chorus from Robert A. Smith school.
Calisthenlcs- Indian club exercise.
Girls from grammar grades, Jeffer-
son school.
"Evening Song" Mendelssohn.
Drilled by Misses E. V. Cummings
and A. S. Kelley. Lafayette school.
Selectlons-John Ericsson Band.
Drilled by Miss Hattie E. Rudy.
John Ericsson school.
"CAvalry Song" drilled by Misses
Alice Adams, Jennie Norwood,
E. B.Taylor, Madison school.
"Winter Flowers" Motfat; "Time to
Rise" Moffat," drilled by Miss NJ.
J.. Williams, Grant school.
"The Angel" Rubenstein: Prayer
From Zampa," Herold, drilled by
Miss Anna K. Yost, Franklin school.
''Forth to the Meadows" from Schu-
bert's Rosamunde; drilled by Miss
Frances Ohr. Rice school.
Calisthenics, girls from grammar
grades. jefferson school.
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