The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-05

ecutive committee consists of the fol-
lowing gentlemen:
Kenneth Clark. T. L. Schurmeier,
E. w. Peet w. p. Clough
A. Is. DriscoH, A. 70. BOyeson,
L. A. Guiteman. Michael Doran
c. A. Severance, c. ID. OBrien
w. r. Merriam. J. II. Allen,
Benjamin GooIkind, P. IL. Kelly
II. c. McNair Reuben Warner
Pierce Butler, W. d. Kirk
s. A. Gutterman, w. A. Hardenberg,
Richards Gordon, J.. w. Lusk
G. II. Finch c. J. McConviIIe,
II. L. Qulnlan.
The musical portion of the pro-
gramme has been placed by the COM
mittee in the hands of Richards Cor
don, from which fact alone an artistic
treat may be confidently expected
Archbishop Ireland and Dr. s G.
Smith will make brief addresses.
An interesting programme has been
prepared for the parlOr musicale to be
given at the residence of Judge O. b.
Lewis. 395 Winslow avenue, for the
berefit of the Church of the Ascension
Tuesday evening. 1t comprises piano
duets by the Misses Alice ard Nellie
Carpenter and the Misses Mcknight
and Louisa H. Chryst; a baritone solo
THE BandolierO," by Charles j. Gray;
a recitation by Miss HERNIA Gregory,
gramOphOne selections, cOntralto solos
by Miss Clayton. bass solo by John F.
Koch, piano solo by Miss Edna Nc
Knight, and violin solo by Ira Dom
nelly.
The second of the series Of the Danz
popular Sunday afternoon concerts for
the season of 1878 will occur at the
| Metropolitan opera house Minneapolis.
this afternoon. The programme pre-
pared by Mr.. DAM for this concert is
in the nature of a popular one yet
one selected with a view to pleasing
the most fastidious musical tastes. A
| feature of the programme is the 1872
Overture" which Mr.. Danz presents
on this occasion for the first time n
the Northwest. The overture is a de-
scriptive piece. and will be presented
with a full orchestra and brass band
and accompanied by a special set Of
chimes which Mr.. Danz secured from
New York for this occasion. The pro-
gramme for tOday's concert is as fol-
lows:
March-"stars and Stripes" ............. sousa
Overture" MassaniellO" .... ...... ... .Auber
Fantasia-'Les Dragons de Villars. Dupont
Cal 'Bowree" Third Cello Suite. ..... Bach
(b) "Rigoletto" THE Quartette) ...V Verdi
c. f. Elgean.
Waltz-"Wiener Maiden" ............ Ziehret
String Orchestra.
(al Serenade 1890. .................-.. HAYDN
(b) Sunday Morning. ..... ............ Ole Bull
Third Act "LOhengrin" ...............- Wagner
Overture-"S olenelle 1S12''..... .Tschaitasky
The 1912. or Holy War" overture was
written for the conservation of the Church
of the Redeemer. Moscow. 1t is descriptive
music with a vengeance. expressing in
kind of allegorcal rhapsody the struggle be
tween the French and Russians. A Russian
fox melody and the French Marseiaise,
with some other less distinctive themat.c ma
terial are worked up into a series of aston
ishing contrast and climaxes, ending in the
complete disappearance of the French air.
md he arffO of ha RfT-c far or1a frrtsn
what might be called symphonic fury. The
battery of instruments includes, in addition
to the full modern orchestra, extra military
band chimes and cannon. For the perf2 m
ance today there will be used an add, Onal
and extra sized bass drum for cannon Affects
and a chime of bells