The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-11

and Drum corps, in The Girl Left Behind
Me- and other popular G. A. r. airs; piano
accompanies, Mrs. DIR. Buckley violin OBJ
ligato. Ira Donnelly.
union Of the singers Of all the West side
churches has been formed for the purpose OF
organizing. choral society and to promote
interests in music generally. Robert Seek
has been elected president and J. A. SVEN
son leader The union has taken up the
cantata, "Belshazzar . and will produce it
about Christmas. Forty singers are already
enrolled. and more care expected to join
shortly, when. further steps will be taken
towards perfect organization. Rehearsals
are conducted every Monday night at the
s Engish Lutheran CHURCH on Ada and ROBBIE
Hair, the German vfollnist, who makes hts
american debut at New York. Nov. ID. will
sion. 1t is In this particular composition he
Is SAID to excel eny Of the great yiolinists
OF the present day. ] %
Camille seygard. the young Belgian So
prano, will be the soaoist sof the frst New
YORK symphony Society concert Nov. 8. She
VIII very likely sing with Abbey 6 Grau's
forces at the Metropolitan opera house later
In the season, her concert engagements per-
mittlng. She is expected to arrive the latter
part OF this month.
The male choir of (yethsemana Enisoonal
church. OF Minneapolis, rendered a compli-
mentary concert to the officers ladies and
soldiers OF Fort Smelling Tuesday evening.
!. was an event delightful IN all its details.
not alone for the excellence OF the pro-
gramme, but the artistic manner in which
an the numbers were given The boy solo
lses were cordially received and heartily APP
pIauoeo by the large audience, and the elder
stars were likewise heartily encored
George Fl. Normington. the choirmaster.
was was ngnly COMMUNICATED for the perfect
training shown by the singers Of Gethsemane
choir, who exhibited high order of ability
IN time and expression of their chorus work
Inc Inc ofiicers and ladies gratefully expressed
ansir pressure at the visit of the choir, and
entertained them happily at the conclusion
OF the programme. Prominent in the mill
tary audience were: Mrs. Page wife Of the
Nan snd Mrs Moale. wife Of Col Moale;
ter; Capt. and Mrs. Butler. Cant Arthur
Williams and others
bhosentnal Is now at Abazzio, near Trieste,
mmnefe ne is making the final preparations for
MS coming American tour. Altbou4h tha
engagement Of the pianist was orioinaIiv FOR
h hasy concerts, the demand for his services
o nhH os71 n suca mat his manager has been
3pnssu TO extend the contract to exactly
double that number. One OF the features
OF Rosenthal's tour will be a series Of his
I Isrss reetsas which he will give in the
will be heard in the Peoples church in
Mareh and April. He will sail for this
couofrv Oct % fro-n cherbourg on the
'oS~Snip augusta Victoria.
The following vesper' service will be sung
a. 81. Mays at 1880 this evening:
Fsnoe Solo, qaartstts and g ohon Msaerati
Solos and Chorus
Laudate Dominum .,.... .Modereti
Quartette and Chorus.
Magnificent ...... ...............M Mario
Solos and Chorus.
Hear Us, Father" .Millard
Miss Barker.
y oa1ulaiis et....-.--rsss... SteafnS
Soprano Solo.
lantum Ergo s.......;...g Sflas
Tenor Solo and Chorus.
, Oliver P. De Sale, tenor will sing "If
With All Your Hearts," from Elijah. at
Christ church this morning. In the evening
Master Harry Dorgeloh, soprano, will sing
Zone Sweetly Solemn Thought by Ambrose.
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A musical will be given by the Young Peo-