The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-21
MUSICAL: COMMENT.

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Another successful recital was given
thursday evening at the studio OF Henry
dc Lorme and Mrs. Vtna Avery, Smith.
Miss Christine Lawr ence, contralto, was
the soloist Miss Lawrence was to have
been ass1ted by Karl III. Heine, but ow-
Ing to severe-cold- the latter was pre-
vented from; appearing. His place was
most acceptbly filed by Mr.. de Lorne.
Miss Lawrence's voice is pure on tone
ana r1cn In volume and her rendition Of
the various numbers, particularly I'm
Herbst," by Franz delighted the large
audience. Mr.. de Lorme, by request, re-
peated Daddy and Come Into the
Garden. Maud. 4 :, His numbers were en-
Enthusiastically, eneored, Let Me Like
Soldier Fall, from Mauritania, being an
especial favorife With the audience.
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A concert wifi be given. Monday even
Ing, May 20, -iRtfhef assembly hall of the
Central high school by the high and man
ual training school Students under tie
direction of Miss Elsie M Shave. The
proceeds will be devoted to the public
playground fund, of the Woman's Civic
league. Abouts seventy five students will
participate, and all things promise that
the entertainment will be both an artistic
and financial success. The programme
demption, Gounc d; "Cnfo.d, Ye Portals"
from Redemption" Gounod; anchor
ed" Watson; StSong of the Vikings
Praise Ye the Father Gounod.
All the chorIses will be sung by choir
selected from the Central and Mechanic
Arts high schools, Under Miss Shawe's
direction. Miss Celeste LIE Feyre Ceghlan
will sing the solos. ...
The programme for the song recital to
be given Monday evening at 1872 Dayton
avenue, Merriam Park by the pupils of
Miss Jennie Pinch. follows:
Celia" Old Frenchs.. Cb9 "Irish Love
S s9ng ,, dehm man NJ, Mrs Harmon mo paffe
MIR Van Meter; RThe Guests Smith nj liiiii Mis-;
eo aanaH Tga Mi aa Of N the R9se
Goodman; g It's the Angels" zardo, Mas
ter Leo White; ladies chorus, Down in
the Dewey Del. = Smart, Mesdanaes Har-
Misses Rice, Kelly Rank Anderson, Iver-
son. sMeaehan,3 Mayfield, Lfndquist,
FG ea, 95atnby yo Artz; e a. The Sweetest
as the Night Bonn, Mr. Doe; ca I'll
Voglio Amar.'' Garpi; (b) Spring Song
Becker, Miss Rank 1.-THE Dream That
LAY HarN aalE 4pa an Mrs
(hle .Madrigal," Chaminade; SCI Under
the Juniper Tree" Hollaender. Miss Rice;
(a1 a May Morning, 2DenZa;' OBJ Sea
Breezes.' Leeni,, Master Leo White
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Miss Hopes lady orchestra will give
its annual River Falls concert June 6, in
that city. The concert will be given I'M
der the, auspices of the Order of the East
ern Star, and will be their part in the
library benefit course of entertainments
carried on at River Falls this season
Accompanying the orchestra will be the
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soprano; Miss Dora Simpson, reader, and
Ted Simpson, mandolin.
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Mrs. Jane Huntington Yale will give
three recitals within the next ten days
at Fargo and adjacent cities.
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An oratorio will be sung Monday even
ing by the choir Of the Hamiine NJ. E.
church in the church auditorium.
Miss Caroline Kreiger and Karl A.
Heine will give, a song recital Thursday
evening in the studios of Mrs. Vina Az
cry Smith and Mr. de Lorme The pro
gramme followss
MY Little Woman" Osgood; "ouaff
With Me the Purple. Wine Shield, Karl
4. Heine; Vol Che sapete,''' Mozart. Miss
S Gr Hen nriegsr Rudley s%ek
minade. Miss KriegeE; Calm as Night"
,,Frauenlieb Taleben," schumann. Miss
Heine; Invocation" dHardelot Miss
Krieger; 1.-The Glover Blossoms Kiss Thy
Feet" v0grich;. There, Little Girl. Don't
Cadiz," Deliebes, Miss Krieger; "Torea-
doris Love Song, = Couchois. Mr.. Heine.
The feast of Pentecost will be solemnly
celebrated today in st. Lukes Catholic
church. At 1870 o'clock solemn high
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"Messe Selenel1es est. Cecilia). will be
rendered by a large choir. The solos in
the mass will be sung by Miss Grace
Danz soprano; r. E. Smith. tenor; Frank
Hoffmann,. basso. Miss Christina Law
renee will sing the s.Veni Creator" and
at the. offertorium Mrs. Smith will rem
der Panofka's "TI' prego madre pia. The
evening service will commence at 1880
o'clock and will consist of solemn vespers
and benediction. The choir will sing Cor
r1nfs vespers.
The cadets Of st. Pauls Episcopal
church will give minstrel performance
at Raudenbush hall next Wednesday
evening. They will be assisted by the en-
tire vested choir of the church, the JEFF
ferson school orchestra and the st. Paul
Athletic club. The programme is as fol-
lows: ,sSoS52t
Overture, JEFFERSON School orchestra:
Happy Days lyio2llinq obligato2. Karl
Hubbard; II Guess m Have to Telegraph
My Baby" George Grant; Creole Love
Song" the Cadet Glee club: 'Darktown
Is Out Tonight" Alexander, Barclay; 80
the Angels, LeociWhite. and a campmeet-
ing cake walk. Part II:-Monologue A
Barclay; ATHLETIC exhibition, the st. Paul
Athletic club; VIOLIN. solo, Harry Dorr;
stump speech, w. Cumbey; clog dancing
Part II1.-Various. drills by the st, Paul
cadets, a comic awkward squad, whist
ling solo by Martin Klow; Stars and
Stripes" choir. :'nosyF
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SundaYt Closing.
WINONIA NIinSr .AIa.r On 1es.,onin1