The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-17

the young artist arrived before she had
reached the age of two Her life and
work is fascinating, beginning WREN but
a baby to take music lessons of Bernard
Zeihn. of Chicago, and making wonder
full progress. When but eight or ten
years old she fell under the notice of
Carl Wolfsohn who gave her lessons I'M
til she went to Europe and became the
pupil of Leschetizky, who was then the
foremost teacher in the world.
Nine Zeisler has played herself into
the hearts of the people in every large
city. She has often been compared to
Rubinstein, who was a great admirer of
her art. Above all, it is her great indi-
viduality that makes her performances
new creations rather than recreationS of
the compositions she plays
Nine. Zeisler's home IS in Chicago. She
is married to Mr. Sigmund Zeisler, a
prominent lawyer and citizen of that city.
They have three sons, the eldest being
thirteen years of age.
Prof c. G.. Titcomb has arranged for
the appearance in this city of Josef Hoff-
mann. the well known pianist. Hoffman,
will play at the Peoples church the even
ing of Jan. 10.
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organist at the First German NJ. E.
church He has just completed song
cycle on ..The Birth of Christ which
will be produced at the church Christmas.
The following musical programme Will
be presented today at the House of Hope
church,
vo MlurttalryLhtt Dbl. .Moritz Brosig
Anthem-"Give Ear to My Words,
so q Load and Be Still uoe Gounoa
Mrs. Graves.
: - 'i'Oe 49, Frederic Archer
Evening
Organ service. at 40 o'clock. n.
rgan-Intermezzo- n 80
Rarcarolle .......... .....H; Ho ~ nla
CantiIene. ..... -. .......Th. Salome
GLORIA in Excelsis,' in G ...a;.; Coembs
'"Thou GracesDivine' .:.:-......C. Z. SCOT
pue'- = e'''s's A. Goring Thomas
Mr.. and Mrs. Colville.
Postlude-Fnale, d mlllor...C. Weisaiio
The annual oonSeTf q be ehe even a Thursday
evening. Nov q, in the church by tne
Metropohtan quartette. Clara WIliams,
Tane Huntington Yale, Harry Eugene
George and Harry EdW wa IL mugs s;sfsd w nv
| Charles c. Fairchild, reader, and FRANK
| lin W. Krieger, Accompanies. Inc lof-
lowing is the programme
Song of the Viking = s1i'iis 8
Metropolitan Quartette.
.oThol, Art Mine All'....-...: Braosky
but,eiiiieS Victor Harris
"An open Secret. -.... Woodman'
al Mrs. Yale.
n. IL,
ises'os Mr.. Fairehild.
w Mr.. Phillips.
"Robin Adair'' .......Arranged by Buck
Metropolitan Quartette.
'sCradle Song .-............. Max STANCE
Ds''''o'i Miss Williams.
Glove Divine ........ Donizetti-Haven
Metropolitan Quartette.
Miss Ella Richards win give her an
nuaI piano recital Tuesday evening, Nov.
26 at Park Congregational church. Miss
Pichards will be assisted by Mrs. Maud
Timer Jones The following programme
will be given:
Scrata. OPP. n..................-. SchumaIln
Song-"Mignon" .................,... LIST
Idyl Observation-Disclosures. Mae Dorseil
Barcarolle ..-.--.............-.. LeschetzhE
EludeS .......................... Cnopln
scherzo. OPP. Chopin
spanish Rhapsody .............. List
The second second concert and enter
tainment of the Mozart club will be CIV
On SUNDAY evening, Nov. "a, at Mozart
han Roth the male and mixed choruses
are well trained and the one-act comic
operetta, AN Adventure OF Haendei.'