The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-13

series Will occur at the Metropolitan
next Sunday afternoon at $50; the pro-
gramme for this occasion will he ex-
cluS1Vely a request programme. Over
100 letters have been received by Di-
rector Selbert and the class of music
demanded would surprise any one who
thinks that popular taste runs entirely
to popular music, so-called.
over 80 per cent of the requests have
been for strictly classical selections
Inc oVertureS from William Tell !"
Maritana" and La Gazza Ladra"
mead the list, followed by the march
from the symphony 'Lenora," Handlers
Largo" the 'Il Trovatore'' and Ca
valera Rusticana' selections and the
Peer Gynt' suite, all decidedly cIassi-
Cal numbers. "Narcissus," PLAYED bv
the string orchestra several times dur
ing this seasons concerts, is a selection
with numerous admirers. and the So
called popular taste Is represented
Principally by requests for Sousa' $
STARS ana stripes" march and THE
wedding Day. selections.
The programme for the concert will,
De announced during the week. and II
Will undoubtedly be the most success
full Of the series.
"A concert for the benefit of St. Luke's
choir fund will be given at the churcn
next Thursday evening. The nun
oers Will be of a sacred character and
n 1rt the masters of church writing.
Inc chorus numbers, directed bv Leo
r. Bruenner are especially interest.
ing; The programme:
Miss Coghlan and Chorus. ''0unou
Va) IL is Enough" from Eli
Mr. Philips. 0e'sS0nh
b) See, Now He Sleepeth," from
''AA Mr. ii.' Burke IKE 'MendelssOhn
(c) Lift IT., Thine Eyes," from Eli
Miss Coghlan, Miss Ellis, Mrs rsn' Yaie
'u' ne .e,, watching Over Israel" from
Hii'ah ~; cio- 900. .Mendelssohn
Sonata for Violin and Piano. CD. IL Cr,eo
:. Herr Emil Straka and Leo G. Bruenner
ave Maria with organ, violin and
0' ''''''''' Mr c.; $780,. Mascheroni
IA, sancta Mater" from Stabat
Miss Youngman. Mrs. Yale Mr.. Burke nosS Mr
Philips. -Ai'
tb) lnhammatus, from Stabat Mater
MISS Montfort and Chorus.
MISS Ella Richards entertained her
piano class at her studio "Wednesday
afternoon, the first meeting for sexy
eral weeks and very Interesting one
Inc entire class was present those
paying being Misses Nabersbere Mo
MILAN, Myers, Marcia Russell ed NJ,
Krieger. oiio Nai
st. Paurs and Christ onrron
cnolrs VIII both sing Stainer's
Crucifixion" on the evening 30
GOOD Friday as part Of the
Lenten services, and so innressiuo1r,
tnat the oratorio must become a no ~
OF the seasons music. POI
MISS Gerardy, 'cellist; Max Heinrich
baritone, and Miss Gertrude Nav Stai,,'
mezzo-soprano. will be the trio a. 49,
hrst concert in the Minneanolis Tnsti
tute OF Art and Letters next TnasSo,,
! evening. esuay
Ffranzcon Davies, the great Walsh
| tenor, is engaged for the Philha rn,on ,I,
chorus concert the last week of MAJ
In Minneapolis. Leontine Gaertner +ha
| most famous lady 'cellist in Amer;ca
! will also play ~ a.
miss Maud Burdette has comnosed q
bright set of waltzes, which are to he
edlted by Mr.. Rhys-Herbert and nnh-
| hshed by the firm of Dyer Bros.
The next regular musicale of the
| schubert club will be held In the Park
congregational church on Wednesday
March IL, at $3.50 p. m. The programme
Is In charge of Mrs. Punderson and
Miss Richards, and will include num-
bers by Mrs. Crandall Mrs. ColvilIe
Miss Pace. Miss Morehouse, Miss Tay-
Tor and Mr.. Harry George.