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her instrument have received great

praise.
Oscar Lienau has issued invitations
to pupils recital in his studio in the
Forepaugh block, Seven Corners, Tues
day evening. The programme an
nounced is as follows:
Male Quartette-"Lul Kruger
Troubadour Male Quartette.
Piano Solo-tSpinner Lied" 49, MendeIssohn
Jason Edison Wait.
Soprano Solo-"Come Fugge'. .......... Bailey
Miss Emma Loemans.
Reading-"Little Jim''. ....
-. Miss Elizabeth Elinor Pattison.
Miss Millie Pottgieser
Duet-'Per Vail Per Boschi" ....... .Blangini
Mr.. and Mrs. O. L. Lienau.
Soprano Solo-"Sigh No More. .Lynes
Mrs e. j. Graham.
Bass Solo-'Ye Fauns and Ye Dryads,''
John T. Thornquist.
Alto Solo-"So Fair and Pure. ..... .Dennee
Mrs. Olive Kjellgren.
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soprano Solo-"Supposlng .. $500. Bischell
Mrs. Lienau.
Male Quartette-"Good Night" from
Martha" .Troubadour Male Quartette
Miss Rose Dohm. Observation-Disclosures. Accompanies
Miss Edith Kelley, of Chicago, a pu-
Pill of Sherwood and Godowsky, and
pianist of undoubted merit, assisted at
the informal musical given by the COM
mittees of the Schubert club Thursday
evening.
Louis Shaw, the brother of Miss Elsie
Shaw, Of this city, is receiving -fayora
bic mention in the New York papers
and is making a decided hit with his
voice.
Gregororwitsch, the famous Russian
violinist, who is to appear at the Peo-
pies church, Dec. 4, with Nordica, will
arrive in America this week He was
Wieniawski's last pupil and perhaps
the best interpreter of the famous
maestro's writings.
The sixth annual concert of the Bap-
fist church, of Hastings, Tuesday even
ing, under the direction of Prof. G. G.
Titcomb, of ST. Paul. was an unquali-
fed success The programme was fur
niShed by the Columbian Quartette, of
St. Paul, assisted by Mrs. J. A. Deter,
pianist. The quartette is composed Of
Mrs S. V. Harris, soprano; Mrs. c. B.
Yale, contralto H. E. George, tenor;
and P. B. Churchill, basso.
j. Warren Andrews will give the
third of series of organ recitals Tues
day evening in Plymouth church, Min
neapolis. He will have the assistance
Ill HIS DIOSI OI MISS EVA M AL
colt, ST. Paul, soprano; Edward t.
Modem and Arthur Wilson, organist
Rosenthal, the pianist, will make his
American debut this week, appearing
Tuesday with the Philharmonic So
ciety in Carnegie hall
The opera singers are returning to
the American side. Melba, Eames and
the De Reszkes have all arrived in
New York, waiting for the populace TO
give them greeting.
A series of faculty mfsicales, planned
for the enjoyment of the students Of
Manning college. Minneapolis, and
their invited guests, will be inaugural
ed this month. The programmes to be
rendered monthly will comprise ensem-
bic members and recital by vocal and
instrumental performances. Semi
weekly pupils recital will be given in
Manning college:
The choir at st. Mary's will sing
the Messe Solemnelle of Mario this
morning. This is a mass Of the f1orid
Italian school demanding much of the
soprano Miss Beulah Baker has been
soloiSt in the choir for a few Sundays
and sings with ease and fine express
sion, the difficult Roman music. She
was particularly effective in the bril-
liant Kyrie Eleison Of Hayden's Third
Mass which was sung last Sunday.
Thomas Taylor Drill has been ap-
pointed director of Trinity NJ. E. church
one of the largest and most fashionable
in Chicago, and his song recitals are
spoken Of in terms of highest praise
by Chicago critics.
The next recital of the Schubert club
Wednesday afternoon will be in charge
Of the second division, Miss Morton and
Mrs. Colville chairman. The pro-
gramme will consist of Morse compo-
sitions and will include many novelties
which have not been heard on this side
Of the water Claude Madden will
play the sonata. opus a. in E fiat
minor, of Sjoegren.
Mrs. Colville will sing some Grieg
songs and a ballad Of Allitsen, which
Mr.. Colvil1e brought from London
The Cecilian quartette, Miss Jessie
Turner Mrs. Franklin Bliss, Mrs. D.
F. Colville and Mrs SouthaIl will sing,
there will be a chorus with obligato
violin duet under the direction of
Miss Elsie Shave and the piano num-
bers will be from Grieg and his kind,
with perhaps one from Chaminade
Claude Madden and concert company.
including Miss Alberta Fisher, soprano,
and Mrs. Johanna HOltZermann-M ad-
den, pianist, will give concerts this
week in Mankato and st. Peter.
w. M. Cross, the well-known pianist
and instructor, has been appointed
musical adviser to the faculty of
ST. Joseph's academy, in this city. He
will visit the institution weekly, and
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