The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-19
IN THE DOMAIN OF MUSIC
EXCELLENT PROGRAMME PRE-
JARED FOR CONFIRMATION AT
MOUNT ZION SYNAGOGUE
CONCERTS FOR THIS WEEK
severaI of Merit Are to De Given
by Local Amateurs-StudiOs
to BE Open This
summer

OF unusual excellence will be the musi-
cal programme that is to be given with
the confirmation services next Friday
morning at the Mount Zion synagogue.
Prof Wheaton, who has charge of the
choir viii preside at the organ Fine
synagogue quartette. composed of Mrs
Zane Huntington Yale, Miss Youngman
II. E. Phillips and Harry L. George
viii sing the anthem "Hark. Hank NY
Soul" and How Long WIN Thou Forget
Me. Mr.. George will sing the solo. 'If
With All Your Hearts, and Mrs. Yale and
Mr.. Phillips will sing a duet The Lord
IS My Light" Mr.. Phillips VII sing ''Be
Thou Faithful Unto Death. ana the
ouartette will sing the anthem Love
DIVINE The quartette viii also sing
30 Sing Unto the Lord" and Miss
Noungman Will sing a solo for which
ARTHUR Bergh Will play a violin obligato
"A feature of the musical service win be
the singing by the choir of the EN-
Komochu AdOnoi," or benediction which
Prof Wheaton has adapted to Gounods
f'Ave Maria"
A concert will be given Friday even
dng at the First M. E church. Third
street and Dayton avenue. for the benefit
of the church. The programme will be
given by Miss Whitridge reader; Arthur
Bergh, violinist; Mrs. S. V. Harris, So
.prano; Mrs. c. o. Kreiger, contralto; the
First M. r. church quartette: Mrs. Rus
sell r. Dorr, organist, and Miss Minnie
BerSh, accompanst.
: Very few of the studios will be closed
during the summer months The major
1ty of the teachers are planning to leave
the city in August, but few VIII leave be-
fore then. Miss Gertrude Sans Seuci-
who is TO give a recital at the Pan-Ameri-
can exposition III Buffalo, will not leave
until August. and will probably not play
at the exposition until much later in the
season.
Mrs. S. V. Harris soprano, will sing
the offertory this morning at the First
Presbyterian church.
Miss Eva NJ. AIcott will leave early
On June for an extended visit in the East
She viii visit in Cleveland. Buffalo and
Detroit, and will attend the national con-
Vention of the Music Teachers associa-
ton at Put In Bay. She will go to New
York before she returns to St Paul
The st. Paul Choral club Will mold its
annual meeting Tuesday evening in the
lecture room Of the Y. NJ. c. A. Reports
will be read and officers for the comma
year will be elected.
st. Paul music lovers. in fact St. Paul
people generally, are evincing keen in
TereSt IN the concert to be given Thurs
day evening at the Peoples church by
Mrs. Hermann Scheffer. The St Paul
public baths are a very popular bene-
mclary, for there are few in the city who
do not realize the good that has been
and VIII be accomplished by Dr. Ohage's
wisely devised philanthropy. The fact
that the proceeds of the concert will De
devoted to paying the debt on the baths
ought in itself insure a large audience for
Thursday night. In regard to the pro-
gramme little need be said. The greater
part OF it viii be given by Mrs Hermann
Scheifer and that promises its artistic
success. The following patronesses are
doing muchSto make theaeoncert a finan-
cial success: Mesdames Wilder Hill
young Appleby, Justis Rice Dorr,
Wheaton, Furness, Schumacher Lightner
Peet, Dean, Auerbach Kellogg, Peabody,
gaggard, Langford, Foster, Fandrau,
Hamlin, Squires Colville, Noyes, Mon
fort, Gheen, John Field, Tighe Haas, AL
Hamm, WilIius, c. ". Gordon, Green
Giesen, Holl, Mannheimer, Stone Fulton
Schadle, IS. L. Goodl1ind, Gest, Severance
Shepley, TarboX, Curtis, Constans, Bum,
Cutler, Misses Clara Sommers and Els e
Shave. There viii be no reserved seats,
so cents only will be charged for any seat
an the house. The seats are on sale at
Dyers music store, the Commercial club
and the Ryan barber shop
The programme follows:
Sonata. B minor, OPP. 58........... Chopin
Allegro Maestoso,
+ Scherzo,