The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-14

and lost money to be sure; but does
the orchestra pay its way in Chicago?
The Mendelssohn Quintette club
played here. but did not distinguish
themselves. Sherwood, Scharwenka
Lauder, Perry. and others give recitals
mere. We have teachers and pupils
that go to Europe. My best pupils
have been with me five, six, eight and
nine years respectively, but of course.
the great majority only take lessons
for short time
Company D, under the command Of
Capt. Ed S. Bean, will attend I'm uni
form the benefit concert to be given
Miss Florence NJ. Pace, Tuesday even
Ing, in Central Presbyterian church.
The mark of attention is paid to Miss
Pace because of the services rendered
by her at the time Of the cOmpany's
benefit. The following is the pro
gramme which will be given Tuesday
evening:
"Hosanna" ............. .............. .Granier
A. p. Quesnei.
"P;eurez Mes Yeoux" lie Cid. Massenet
Miss Florence NJ. Pace.
'Fantasie Sur Faust" ............... Wienawski
Claude Madden
THE Bridge of Signs. Thomas Hood
Mrs Charlotte Parry Smith
a. Solo-''Di Manon" tManon LescauU. Pucrini
Miss Pace.
Nlid Flowers ................ .......... l. eOui
Mr. Quesnel.
THE Old Man and Jim
James Whitcomb Riley
Mrs. Smith
q "Berceuse" ...... ........ G. rdarI
b. Hungarian Dance" .BraEms-Jodchim
Mr.. Madden.
20. Divine Redeemer" Observation-Disclosures 0unod
Piano. Violin and Organ.
Miss Pace.
Accompanists-Mrs. Madden Mrs. COlyille,
Mr. Titcomb.
The ladies of the West side win give
a benefit concert Thursday evening at
o'clock in Leldertaffel hall. corner
State and Congress streets. The en-
tertainment will be given for the benc-
fit of the widow of a deceased Odd
Fellow. The main features of the pro-
gramme will be the musical farce,
Tuxedo" under the management Of
Mrs Cyrus Gillette; Jacks Delight
staged by Mrs. d. p. George, and Civ
en- by the young young people Of st.
James Episcopal church. Besides
these features, there viii be a dance.
The st. Paul Concordia society will
open their fall and winter season at
Mozart hall Sunday evening, Nov. q.
The society has been preparing an
elaborate musical programme for the
last two months. There viii be sew
eral choral numbers rendered by Il
mixed chorus of sixty voices, and also
several duets. The feature of the con-
cert will be the production for the
first time in St. Paul of Max. Won
WeinZierls IWO-act comic Operetta,
THE Foresters Daughter" with Miss
Bertha Enderletn in the title role. The
other soloists Of the concert will be
II. VOges, Albert Fritsche Miss -.
Nachtsheimer, William Platte W. DuX
and P HarmisCh The whole will be
given under the direction of Prof.
William Harmsen, the director of the
society, and will be assisted by Sci
berts full orchestra. Stage Manager
William Platte, Of the COncOrdia, has
arranged for special scenery, and a
number Of new and pretty costumes
will add to the attraction. a dress
and orchestral rehearsal will occur at
Mozart hall Tuesday evening.
The second of the series Of concerts
to be given in C0nover hall this after
noon by c. NJ. Selling ard orchestra
OF eighteen performers has pro-
gramme no less attractive than the
first. the soloists being Miss Virginia
Nielsen of Mathews 81 Burgers Gay
COney Island company; Mr.. Henry S.
Gilbert. prominent St. Paul tenor, and
Nj. a. e. ParkOpf cornetist. The
programme is:
Grand Entrea Narch-Descriptlve. Sired
"a Night ct the Circus"
Overure-"The Cal!ph of Bag
dad ,.:........... ......-..........B '.e.aieu
e. Like Dew on the Sweet Blush
Roses ......'....... .....'.......- D9Esyee
Henry s Gilbert.
Characterist!c-"T The Butterfly .ScndiN
CoHtralto Solo
a. The Old Rope Swing. ......... Mcclure
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