The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-03
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The Cathedral choir will render an ex-
ira musical programme this morning
singing Mercadante's Mass In D. Mrs.
Harris and Miss Pettgieser will sing '.Di-
vine RedeemerH for offertory. In the aft
ernoon the choifs wilby give programme
during the confirmation services. COM
mencing at o'clock.
Mrs. ,Gustave REM will, sing the offer
tory at St. Luke's church this morning.
singing incline Thine Ear" for solo and
mixed quartette @sssass ..-,
A musical vespers service will be sung
this evening at ST. Mary's Catholic
church, at 7:3O o'clock. Miss Elsie M.
Shave will direct the choir and play the
organ. and Lewis Shave will sing the
baritone solo parts. Following is the
programme:
Domino ........................... Moderati
Tenor solo and chorus.
.Quartette and chorus. chorus. '--''e' al
LduQdtG Ruerl .....................Z .ZinRarolli
Soprano solo and chorus.
Lauoate D00minum ....;..;.... 80; .Moderati
Quartette and chorus.
Nem creator MARI
Soprano solo.
MaRnlncat MOderau
Quartette and chorus.
Regina Coeli ......................B Beethoven
Salutaris LA Haesch
Tenor solo.
Tantum Ergo s;;artetie .Verdussen
Praise Ye the Father ......,.......G Gounod
Fun chorus.
William Geist. 'cellist, will play selec-
tions from "Die Meistersinger' at the
church Miss Celeste LIE F. Coghlan will
sing for the offertory Zardo's ITO the An
gels" with cello obligato.
Mrs. Jessica De Wolf has been engaged
to sing with the Van Der Stucken orches-
ira, June 22, as Pes. Moines.
Leo G. Bruenner has issued invitations
for a piano recital given by his pupil,
Miss Alice Bevans. assisted by Miss Lou
of Howard, Farwen & Co., Thursday
evening Following is the programme:
a. Gavotte. minor Bach
b: Sonata. op. 26 ............Be Beethoven
a Nocturne op. 9, No, a.
b. Etude. op, 25, No. s.
O. Prelude, op. rs, No. To-
Andante 9th Concerto) .........De Beriot
b. "Jagdlled" .schumann
Mazurka @ ......................... .Wieniawski
a. ''Hark! Hark! the Lark .......
.......................... Schubert-Liszt
b. ''Militair Marsch" .Schubert-Tausig
Leo G. Bruenner has composed a mass
for male voices, which will be sung for
the first time on June II, the feast of
Corpus Christi, by the. students of ST.
Paul seminarv at St Thomas college
A Frontenac letter says: There is no
superstition in the girls of Villa Maria
if we may Judge by the thirteen numbers
on the programme of the May musicale.
Despite the inausp1clouS omen more than
half of the girls got the highest marking
for their playing, and there was delight
full naturalness and absence of notes.
Minneapolis, Duluth, Winona, Cass Lake,
Grand Forks, n. D., and Anaconda,
Mont won the shonors. The Schubert
andante, from the Impromptu op. 142 No.
8; Menuett from s''Don JUAN" Mozart;
Chopin Valse, Massenet's "Open Thou,
NV Love. Thy Blue Eyes, etc, were part
of the attractive programme. Miss Ma
mie Hitchcock, Of Cass Lake, Mimi, on
this occasion made her first appearance
as a singer and her ease of production
and grace of manner reflected credit on
herself and her teacher. The others who
took part are Misses Eudora Michaud
Evelyn Tregilgas, st. Paul; Misses Orpha
La Croix and Violet Madder, Minneapo-
lis; Miss Bonita BannisteT Winona; Miss
Marjorie Shipherd Duluth; Misses May
bell and Stella Murphy, Anaconda, Mont;
Misses Mabel and Gertrude Collins Mary
Murphy, Grand Forks, n. D.; Miss Au-
rora Blair, st. Louis; Miss Tottie De-
schemes, Grafton. n. D. In response to
repeated calls, members of the faculty
then entertained the girls,
The announcements of the coming of
Eduard Strauss and his orchestra to this
country next autumn do not misspell. as
many persons have supposed, the first
name of the greater Johanns brother.
The name Is spelt in German without the
20" that Americans are accustomed to
see in the names of foreign celebrities