St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-08

some accents Of high dignity, and there
are moments now when his playing be-
comes majestic in its proclamation Of
feel1ng. His art was many-sided two
years ago; but today it has more deDth
1t always won love and gained respect.
Today it commands submission"
PadereWski will be heard in ST. Paul
the evening Of March IS.
A German singing society has been
organized in North ST. Paul and the
following are officers: John Michel
president; William Schnorr, vice presi-
dent; Ed WalSer, secretary: Fl. 7. MunU-
er, treasurer They have secured prof
tlsengraber, of st. Paul, to give them
INSTRUCTIONS in the vocal art.
There will be sacred concert at ST
James church on the evening of the
18th, at which the following artists will
appear: Messrs. Ober-Hoeffer. OuesneI
Madden, Schlachter and Lennon of
Minneapolis. The Rubinstein ouarfetta
Will also appear.
The pupils of G. G.. Titcomb will give
piano recital Monday evening at the
music rooms of Howard. Farwe11 e. ~ re
Ihey will be assisted by A. D. 8. Jobn,
stGne, and the programme is:
vase Iyrolienne 1.-TWO pianos, four
Misses Mabeile and Mamie Davis, is Raft
Miss Tennie Williamson.
''''''..'. '....... GODDARD
'-' Miss Annie Hendr;ci 'Nevin
Song-"Creole Lovers Song" d Ruc1,
A. D. 5. Johnstone.
Miss Mabele Davis
Song Without
Miss Bessie Godkin.
Ecos Tropicales (Capricho Cubano) PeyreIIade
La Morino Spanish Dance). ...... Chaminade
Miss Jessie O'Brien.
Song-"Danse Pastorale" Cbaminade
Miss Frances Rodgers.
Chromatique Valse (Caprice) GODDARD
F. Kreiger.
Mrs. ]. A. Deter.
A dramatic and musical entertain
ment will be given by Union Lodge No.
l. L. .: G. T., Wednesday evening, at
Central block, 751A West Seventh street.
The programme is:
overture ...... Brose Mandolin Orchestra
song '.'............. Choir
Piano Solo. ........... .......G Garnet Anderson
Dialect Recitation. ion............L L. A. Cornick
Vocal Duet
Mrs. H. Anderson and Miss Lima Beckman
DlaIogue .'''.'''''',1 .Four characters
Selection .......... .Brose Mandolin Orchestra
Dance Little Flora Heubner
Comedy Sketch. ..,....... Fourteen Characters
Piano Solo. lo.................... Miss Eva jackson
Address ...................,.....C &C. n. Melby
Vocal Solo. H: Anderson
Recitation. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. A. Forseen
Vocal Solo. Mrs N A. Forseen
Selection. ......... .Brose Mandolin Orchestra
There will be musicale under the
auspices of the Alliance Franchise
Tuesday evening at the residence Of
Mrs S. P. Crosby and Mrs. o. Crosby,
S01-S03 Goodrich avenue. The ladies
who have charge of the invitation tick
cts are: Mrs S. p Crosby. Mrs. o.
Crosby. Mrs. G. L. Kuckolm, Mrs J.
Michael, Mrs M. N. Thvgeson, Mrs. G.
L. Wilson, Mrs. G. Willrich, Mrs. Nc
Davitt, Mrs. Stamm, Mrs. A. Scheffer
and the Misses Sommers, Messrs. G..
Michaud, DR.. MARQUIS and Dr. Martel
are also interested in the Alliance
Francaise movement in this city, of
which Prof. de Rau is the delegate.
The programme for the musicale is
here given:
1.-The Mill in the Forest" - Eilenberg
Ladies' Mandolin Club. under the direction
of Miss Nellie Hope.
"Serenade" ........t --..,...........R r. Strauss
Miss Mystic Burnett.
Doris ..................E .E Nevin
Miss Jennie Pinch.
Seiec'i0nS Master Ted simnson - Aianooiin
"Meignon"
Miss Nellie Hope.
Selections from French Operas
Mons. Emile Ohnet.
IntermeZzo-"C "Cavalleria Rusticana"-
Ladies' Mandolin Club.
"Since Last l Met Thee "-........ .Rubinstein
Miss Mystic Burnett.
Selections
Mons. En-. Ohnet