St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-26
Local Notations,

D. F. Colville is expected home this
week, after his vacation in London.
He will begin his duties as director
of the vocal department of Carlton
college, Mortified, early in September.
A very pleasant recital was given by
Miss Katharine Gordon at her resi-
dence on Summit avenue on Friday
morning. 1t was a morning recital,
after which breakfast was served. The
programme was under the direction of
Emile Ober-Hoffer, and was as follows:
Piano solo, "Schero-Cis Moll," Chopin,
Miss Richards; Pagliacci, "Battatta di
Media n! a. 7Leqncavallo," Miss Gordon; LIE
song, Non Mama Piu,' Tosti, Miss
Bagley; piano, a-"Gondoliera," Mosz-
kowski; b-"Capriccioso," Lebutt;
Faust, ''Tardi ST fa,' Gounod, Miss
Gordon and Mr.. Onet.
We have received from the Ford
{ Music company the latest number of
descriptive composition, being a Jour
ney Through America" 1t is in five
parts, and is arranged as follows: First,
prairie; third. in Chicago; fourth,
through Montana; fifth, happy Cali
fornia. In many places the music is
arranged with text, giving a vivid de-
scrlptlon of the great cities of this con-
tinent. The composition is by A C.
Yttrup, who has been connected with
the Chicago Conservatory of Music
for long time, and his work is of the
highest order.
The st. Paul Musikverein will be-
gin its season of active rehearsals on
Sept. 1. The Verein has concluded ar
rangements with the Irish American
club for the use of their handsome
rooms in the Endicott arcade. Prof
Claud Madden has been elected direc-
tor of the Verein for the coming sea-
son, and good things are promised.
The "Frauenchor'' Chorus of Wom-
en- voiccs), under the direction of
Charles A. risnsr, VIII meet again at
! Ford's in the second week of Septem-
ing will be sent to the members by the
secretary. The president of the organ
ization is Mrs. DR.. Stamm, to whom
! application for membership should be
! made.
! NJ and Mrs S. A. Baldwin left last
evening for New York city, their flu
ture home, where Mr. Baldwin will
shortly begin his work as a choral di-
rector. Few men have labored more
earnestly for the cultivation of all that
! will be keenly felt in this city.
William Alton Derrick, bass soloist
! OF st. Pauls Universalist church, of
chicago, and a member of the Philhar-
at st: PauPs Episcopal church, cor,
! ner Ninth and Olive streets, Sunday
evening Aug. 25.
| Miss NJ. Lennon has accepted a posi-
ton with the Northwestern Conserva-
tory OF Music at Minneapolis. Miss
Lennon will, however, retain her stu
dio in this city, and be here a part of
each week.
The Ford Music company has ar
ranged with Manager Kingsbury, of
the Grand opera house, to have some
(! concerts on the opera house square
during the evenings of State Fair
! week.
! Mrs. S. V. Harris will sing Monday
| night at the Root memorial of the
| Sons of Veterans. She has also con-
sented to appear at the benefit for the
babies home, at the Grand opera
| house.
! Charles A. Fisher is no longer con-
! nected with the "Mus:kverein ST.
&; Paul, and will devote the bulk of
| his time this season to private instruc-
! ton.
Emile Onet and Emile Ober-Hoffer
j will be associated in their work this
season, and will occupy studio at
Dryers after the first of the month.