The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-04

the United States and Europe. Miss
jackson is accompanied by her brother
Ernest, who acts in the capacity Of man
ager, secretary and accompanist.
A beautiful young girl, barely twenty,
one, possessed of great talent, and hav-
ing had from early childhood rare OPP
portunities for the study of her chosen
instrument-the VioliI-eSpecially fortu-
nate during the last five years in having
constant instruction from Joachim. Mss
Leonora Jackson is drawing great crowds
to hear and see her in America, as she
has presumably drawn them in the Gull
tured capitals of Europe. She will play
in st. Paul next Thursday evening in the
third concert Of the Schubert series, and
will be accompanied by her brother at the
piano. Scarcely less interesting to the
public will be the work Of the Schubert
chorus and of De Wolf, represent
Ing as they do our most advanced stage
Of local musical development. The num-
bers chosen by Director Ober-Hoffer for
The chorus are so different, each from
the other and from what has previously
been given, as to deserve special men
hon. Verdi wrote the Stabat Mater on
the programme when over eighty years of
age. The noble and solemn character OF
this work is in marked contrast with the
charming righteousness of the little
Dutch lullaby, "Wynken, Blynken and
Nod by one Of our best American COM
posers, while the unfinished opera, Lore
lei," of Mendelssohn. is interesting If for
no other reason that it is the only ven
ture made by Mendelssohn in the field of
opera. In two of these numbers Mrs. De
Wolf sings lovely solos, besides a spe-
cial group of songs. Add to these at
fractions the accompaniment of grand
piano and the splendid pipe organ Of
the Peoples church, and one has indeed
feast IN store. The sale Of seats opens
tomorrow at Howard, Farwef & Co. IS.
A special meeting of the Schubert chorus
will be held at the Y. M. c. A. rooms
tomorrow evening at o'clock sharp.
Tickets for the concert will be given out.
Following is the programme in detail:
Concerto No. 4, in D minor .VieuXtemps
Miss Jackson.
6IaDdI mater 6rOl
Schubert Chorus. Piano and Organ Ac-
compartment
a, My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice
Saint-Saen
b. Der waldteufel (by requesp ..... .Bohm
c. Gypsy Song, No. 4................Dv orak
d. Maids of Cadiz ................. .Delibes
Mrs. Jessica De Wolf.
a. Nocturne in D......... Chopin Sarasate
b. HumoresQue ......,...... TSchaikowsky
C. Hungarian Dance. .BrahmeS-J oaquim
Miss Jackson.
Mrs. De Wolf and Ladies' Chorus
Vintage Song from "Lorelei''-
Mendelssohn
Male Chorus.
g. Aria. ...;..................... .Boronowki
b. Madrigal ............. .Simonetti
C. Papillon .....................Hu bery
Miss Jackson.
Wynken, Blynken and Nod. ........ Nevin
Mrs. De Wolf and Chorus.
Hungarian Themes and VariationS-Ernst
Miss jackson.
Finale to Lorelei" Gan unfinished
operD $500. ....:.....:.. Mendelssohn
Mrs. De Wolf and Chorus.
Mrs N N McFarran entertained at a
delightful house musical last Monday
evening, at her home on Iglehart for
Nine. Inga Olund, who has been a guest
in the city the past few weeks.
Nine. Olund sang Arditti's concert
waltz, Good Night, Sweet Dreams" and
several Swedish folk songs with all her
old-time freshness and vigor. Mrs Dorr,
Mrs II. D. Brown and Mrs. Jennie de
Wolf Catherwood assisted Nine. Olund
and Mrs. McFarran in receiving. Nine.
Olund was the guest of honor on
Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs.
J. A. Humbird, of Dayton avenue. About
fifty. guests were present and enjoyed a
musical programme given by Nine.
Olund, Miss Rene Humbird and Mr..
Schoffier, Of Chicago.
The Schubert club Is to have an entire
song recital programme on the afternoon
Of Feb. 10, to be given by Mrs. Cora Dor