The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-06

st. Paul this season is attracting out
side comment. Harper's Weekly has
the following to say in Its music de-
partmenti
st. Paul, prompted by it's wealthy
Commercial club. Is organizing q series
OF symphony concerts, managed by
Mr.. Feldhauser, to come from the Ber-
lin Philharmonic orchestra"
The Harper's Weekly man is a little
or IN his Information, but, neverthe-
less, 1t will be noted that the activity
displayed in this city is attracting out
side notice. It is in this way that a.
city may be materially benefited. Tt is
an evidence Of the intellectual growth
to the outside world.
The Musical Courier, of New York, it
may be noted, also favorably notices
the musical movement in ST. Paul.
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concert will be given Thursday evening
py the band OF the Fourteenth regiment. as.
sisted by local musical talent at the PeonIe's
church. The object Is to defray the exnen %
incurred In securing cots for the boys.
concert and military entertainment will
be given in Peoples church THURSDAY evan en-
ing. The affair will doubtless draw a large
mouse, IS the proceeds are to 60 for the com
I t6et ana ana health Of the soldiers CHARTERED in
uae CITY. The entertainment will consist
OF grand band concert and an entertadn
ment given by talent from the ranks and rer-
resenung scenes from Santiago and Manila.
U ne ensetie4Is are In charge of Lieut. c.
r. D. 0'Brien. 'A0 Hieu''
sFeefnaps no better illustration can be found
ct the mustclanly work being done in e.
Paul than the latest concert given nv tbe
Arion society In Mozart hall. The perform
a ta n,r must nave been keen graitifcation
~ drill and vigorous ercoura eeTnanf a.
status OF the society is largely due INC
ror a 5tt, ensemble by the male chorus in the
rendition OF Abt's "Own Heart rave great
SATISFACTION and lent an added beaItSS e a.
Ered Bender's superb tenor and to william
h arSd AIMS inspiring baritone. .'''--'
Inc Misses Katherine Heddenraicb Ano,,
SScnmidt and Frances Gerlach, acoomna nied
by mixed chorus, sang ''Das HarZ mn an
chor,s WITH lettering effect while the ladies'
Elizabeth Lur won iaureIs IN tS Runner raes,t ana
OF The Spinning Wheel" Mrs TuIi siS Snb,
macner deighted her hearers with spirited Ire
Loves Dream won for Miss Elio oses RED sd =
meT nearly applause and Grieg's '1ButterfIuS,
sons i tSeos GaR PR found worthy express
ssiany spirit e Of i Miss H fRsss and
Stanchen am Morgen," BY Wit dau u, nent u.
e~3a,ct1ng number, but received ali tSet an !.
and quartette, together with tena male ,d chorus
zone SOLOS The quartette was Messrs i1 Dari-
e Seffiasn Henry Schumacher, Henri K r., Us IS
George Geria ISns. re soloists were Messrs.
the diversion Of the evening Wa ~, -
The soso,s S1coS SPINNER and NJ. F. Gardner
ae society promises another concert Me1s
~ inc musical programmes arranged 70 v.-v
the Wef g 3 OF the national convention 81
pared and will in charge Of soma 81 ny pre-
musical talent in the city For tba aveniJ, ~
i ir. Friday to Tuesday, inclusive, The follow
o s eta alSelnents nave been made with ref
erence to directors: "A Ael-
dt Friday evening Mrs. Russell R. Dorr will
T F,rssa SATURDAY, Mr. Yapo, Of St Paul's
Mr; Gehan, assisted by Mrs s. w Harris
ana Miss Pottgieser. and Tuesday evening the
music VIII be in care of the Philomathean
Quartette, OF Hanline university
The St. Paul Mozart club will ouen their
season OF 1S98-1899 at Mozart half fonicht
tETesioent +. J. Giesen has determined to In
troduce new style of entertainment this
season, so that instead of opera the club will
devote itself to number. of concerts made
up vocal and instrumental numbers. The
programme for tonight is m1st interesting
and varied one. Miss Mile Pottsieser the
popular local oontralto has been secured for
this concert by Mr. Giesen. This will in all
probability be her last appearance before a
ST. Paul audience before her departure for
Europe. whore she will remain Tor several
months. The Instrumental part OF the .pro-
Prof. Claude Madden and Mr.. Arthur Bergh,
both local favorttes. The programme on the
whole Is very good one for the opening OF
the season. and Mozart hall will doubtless be
well filed tonight.
Here IL g charming story about Verdi, Just
hot from Italy, says the New England Home
Magazine. A farmer, living in the depths
Of the country, was very desirous to hear
one Of the illustrioua composers operas. So,
better late than never, he took his ticket
Travelled up to Milan, and securing a good
appointed, and wrote to Verdi to say so, add
ing that he did not like tbs music at all, and
that under these circumstances he hoped
that Verdi would see the reasonableness Of