St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-20

Prayers" Ober-Hoffer Emile straka
will play a new composition by Ober-
Hoffer.
Next Friday night there will be
benefit given at the Grand opera house
for the Infants Home of st. Paul,
which promises to be adeserVed success.
The entertainment since it's announce
ment has awakened a great deal of in
terest, and those having 1t in charge
have left mo- stone unturned in making
1t a complete success. The programme
will be given under the direction of c.
M. Selling, of the Grand Opera House
orchestra, and will be as follows: Sc
lections, st. Paul High School orches-
ira, Ira Donnelly, director 1.-THE Sword
Dance" Miss Lucille Egan; recitation,
prano, selected, Mrs: Francis P. Ere
mont 1.-THE Columbian Flag Drill"
"Rhapsodie No. w. Liszt, Miss Edna
J.. Zenzius; La Esmeralda; give
Little Coons,", Mrs. Edna Croft; song
''Village Festival" st. Paul Either
club, Otto C. Pasel, director This
composition by "Hoeple' is kind of
potpourri, consisting of the following
parts: "a march, calling the people to-
grounds; 90 legend, told by the old
people: (D waltz for the young peo-
pie; o. thunder shower; (6) pastorale;
% prayer, giving Tb thanks thanks .s (9 march "a
Allen; tenor solo, selected, A. J. Zen
zius selection for violoncello, with OBJ
ligato for piano, Mr.. Martin c. Blumen-
thai, Miss Catherine Collins; The
mey; vocal duet, selected, Miss Eva M.
Alcott, Miss Nellie A. Hope; March
Militar," Won Schubert, Miss Katha-
rine Collins, Miss Gertrude Sans Souci;
Queen Louise Gavotte, or Louis XIII.
Dance
On the evening" of Nov there will
be a sacred concert given at st. Mary's
church under the auspices of the choir.
Every arrangement is being made to
make the programme as attractive as
possible and the concert will be a mu-
sical treat. Mrs. D. f. DeWolf will
assist and also Mrs. William N. Por-
teous, of Minneapolis. The choir, COM
posed of thirty voices, will give sew
eral numbers. The Philharmonic String
quartette will play several beautiful Sc
lections.
A concert for the benefit of the Cath
olic chapel of South st. Paul (Rev. Jos.
F. Borsch, pastor, will be given at the
City hall OF South st. Paul Monday,
Gehan, assisted by Miss Katharine Col
Inns and a galaxy of st. Pauls musi-
clans. The Great Western road offers
special rates on it's trains that evening
to those who wish to visit this inter-
eSting suburb.
During the coming winter a large
amateur orchestra will be organized
and regularly rehearsed by Mr.. F'oote,
director of Christ's church choir. All
musicians desiring to become members
will please send names and instrument
played to Mr.. Foote, 401 Eighth street,
that a meeting may be held to organize
as early as possible.
Mr.. Onet and Miss Sans Souci will
join Mrs. Nettie Fuller Snyder in a
concert at Sioux Falls, S. D., on the
evening Of the 26th inst. A very choice
programme has been prepared, and
will be rendered with the artistic finish
which Is characteristic of these we'll
known musicians.
Miss Georgene Macaulay, late Of
Montreal, will sing the mass Curtos'
"Mostra TIE Esse Natrem,' at st. JOS
eph's church this morning. Miss Nc
Caulay has devoted her life to music,
both vocal and instrumental, and is an
artist in every sense of the word.
Emile Straka has taken a studio at
the Conover Music building, and will
devote himself entirely to private pu-
pills this season, and will not be heard,
we regret to say, in public as he has
been in the past.
Oscar Leineau, who has had for the
past season or two his studio at Seven
Conover Music building, and will be
pleased to meet his friends there here
after.
The Schubert clubs first fortnightly
recital will take place at Ford's hall
Wednesday, afternoon at $3.50 o'clock,
when an excellent programme will be
rendered.
Miss Edith Cline Ford has been max
ing a brief tour, appearing with suc-
cess In several of the cities in the
northwestern part of the state.