The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-25
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tune Teller" The crowd fingered until
the last strain had died away.
The band will give concerts matinee
and evening today. tomorrow and Tues
day. The programme today is as fol.
lows:
Afternoon. Part I.-Grand march. La
patrol. ."And They Ali Walked Away
ehead saSan %r ,e6e he MI Last
Johnson, Mr.. F. Alden, Mr.. A Moebins;
selection from De Koven's beautiful
opera, Maid Marian"
."Tannhauser,. ;. Evening Star. from
'grannhauser,' Wagner; medley of pop
ular songs, arranged by Weldon; ballet
music introduced In the opera Faust"
and South Bendix
Evening, Part March. THE Pioneer
k Limits F. Phinney overture sT. The
solo. Infiammatus from 'stabat Mater, .
Rossini, by Mr.. John Fletcher; rag-time
melodies, Boenett; paraphrase on Nearer
MY God to Thee, arranged by Reeves.
Part lila Benediction Des Poig
nards,'' from Les Hueguenots," Meyer
beer; coon schottische, a. My Angelina"
with vocal interlude), Johnson; b.
tive fantasia. From Battlefield to Fire
side,' arranged by Frederic Phinney
Synopsis = Camp; Drummers Call;
Morning Gun; Revetlle: Breakfast, Call;
Aboard; The Start; Arrival at Scene of
Encampe sI Across same TIE aver pSi aGa
eef Witt White aea Gr LEFT as
hind Me- "Andante Religioso;" .'Chor-
all Just Before the Battle; The Battle;
The Vacant Chair; "Star-Spangled Ban
: Between the concerts yesterday Dr.
rector Phinney and his band serenaded
the G l O b e. One of Sousas two-steps
and the Georgia Camp Meeting were
listened to with delight by large crowd
In and near Fourth street.
Frederick Phinney is no stranger to
the citizens of the Twin Cities. He first
became acquainted with them through
the medium of the Iowa State band an
orga nization. which Mr. Phinney ra.seS
from, reputation of comparative no
moment to one of the best known and
most opular band organizations
of the country. Mr.. Phinney is
the youngest of large fam
sicians. He was born In 1S49 at plymouth,
Mass, and claims descendancy from
Capt. Miles Standish, the famous Pill
grim leader. At an early age Mr.. Phin-
ney developed a talent remarkable for
music and was given every advantage OF
study, later graduating from the 13os-
ton Conservatory, of Music. Mr. Phinney
first organized the Iowa State band and
under his direction 1t gained a reputation.
extending over the entire country. 1t
was engaged for six months at the
worlds fair and acquired great prestige
through its successful appearance there.
Mrs v. A. Smith and Mr.. De Lorme
will give a song recital. combined with
n 10.
in the, Grand opera house. when they
will introduce about ten OF their young
er singers, In addition to those alread;
heard in recitals during the spring. The
dramatic portion of the programme will
embrace THE Marble Arch, a one-act
farce, and two scenes and an act from
The Merchant OF Venice" The princi-
pal characters for The Marble Arch
are as follows: Mrs. Merriweather,
Miss Martha Benedict; Marian. Miss Ar
rivee; Mr.. Merriweather. Bert ArrIvee;
Capt. Trethan. Carl I,indholm The cast
for 1.-THE Merchant of Venice is as fol-
lows: Shylock. Carl Lindholm; Bassanio,
A. Arrivee; Antonio, Mr.. MfchelInore:
Gratiano, Bert Arrivee; Santanio, Will
lam Stillman; Satanic. Mr. Michelmore;
Duke of Venice, VIII Meal: Tubal, viii
Meal; Portia. Miss I.olcher: Nerssa, Miss
Lott Arriyee.. The fourth act including
the trial scene, Will be given entire.
+ Miss Florence Marion Pace, soprano
and Miss. Gertrude Sans Souci, pianist,
gave a. parior concert Tuesday evening
Chippewa Falls, Wis. The two young
ladies will repeat the programme given
at that concert next week at Superior
and Eau Claire. Two hundred Invita-
were responded to at the concert given
Tuesday evening
Percy B. Churchill will sing for the Of
fertory. 20 God, have mercy frem
Memberships st. Paul" n. the Church
Of st. John the Evangelist. this morn
Ing.
Miss Theckla Pleins will close her studio
in the Raudenbush block July and go
to Duluth for the summer
song service will be held this evening
at the Park Congregational church. un-
der the direction Of Mr.. Rhys- Herbert,
organist and choir master. The pro-
gramme. which will be made up OF choral
and solo selections from HandePs Mes
siah follows: Chorus And the Glory
OF the Lord" solo, Every Valley" N.
p Void: chorus, 'And They Shall Puri-
fy;" solo. 81 Know That My Redeemer
Liveth." Mrs. NJ A Graves; chorus. BE
hold the Lamb OF Cod" solo and chorus,
20 Thou That Tellest Glad Tidings," solo
list, Miss Beatrice Ridgway.
Mrs s. ". Harris. fayorite ST. Paul
soprano singer. is spending a few weeks
on the Penobscot at Passadunchead. Me.
Last Sunday afternoon Mrs Harris sang
at reunion of the Order of Foresters,
, held In the town hall She sang "Salve
| Regina. mot Ashamed Of Christ" Tos-
| It's Prayer and Mascagni's Ave Ma
ria,' and the patriotic air. THE Flag
W:thou, a Stain" Mrs. Harris was &C.
ccmpanied by her sister, Mrs. Edward
Rogerson. OF lie Roy. \. Y, who with
! her Is visiting at the old homestead OF
! their grandfather, the late Hero Chap
man
| reception was given for the pupils