The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-01

The musical season In St. Paul will be
state. fair, when the Schubert club, of
this, city, will alternate with the Ladies
Thursday Musicale of Minneapolis in Civ
ing programmes every afternoon from 8
to 4 O'clock at the club women's building.
The committee on arrangements, consist
ing Of c. g. 7Titcomb, F. H Garland, st.
Paul, and w. B. Heath, Minneapolis, have
arranged the programmes with special
care The musicians selected aFe those
whose work is well known not only In the
Twin Cities but. throughout the state.
: Last yearthese afternoon mus Gales were
among the bright features of the fair.
Tired women dropped in for an hours
rest, slipped cup of tea, listened to good
music and went away feeling mentally
and physically refreshed. The experience
of last year has made 1t possible for
those who are in charge of the club wom-
ems headquarters to improve many
things materially this year. One of these
improvements will be in the musical pro
grammes. They will be more varied.
The music selected will appeal to larger
class of people. The numbers will be
more finished.
Monday afternoon there will be no mu-
steal programme at the club house. but
during the luncheon given for Vice Presi-
dent Roosevelt. by the club women of
Minnesota, Miss Hcre's Lad es' orchestra
viii present the following programme:
National Overtures Herbert
Largo 1850. Observation-Disclosures Handel
+ a.Carmen"-Selections ........ $500. Bizet
:Tannfanser-Marcb w Bizet
..''F'loradora'i-Waltz =. :. :. .......S Stuart
Symphony-Militaire :. :. :. Hayden
Perslan March announced John Strauss
Il Want to Be Military Man AuoerS
..'Willow Grove"-March ....... .Sorrentino
Ms Medic :. at Airs o;;... .Tobani
Poet and Peasant" -Overture-
Won suppe
The programmes that are to be given
during the week follow:
TUESDAY MORNING.
"a May Morning .Denzcr
Three Roses Red ................ Morris
Mrs. c. H Grouse.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
Programme given by ladies' Thursday
musicale, Minneapolis:
Oh "The Lass With the Delicate
AN Mrs ii;;:i George e. Main iii.'Arne
Miss Verna Golden
soIg-""Angus Mcdonald" .RoeckeI
Mrs. Louis Marchand Park
PiRs n,ero @t rs OPP. a. No. l,
Miss Jean e. wakeman. -
Song-."springtime" :. :. :. ...... We'll
son Mrs TItza5tt5 pro, Norris
Violin obligato by Mr. Craig Walston
Cal Soprano Solo and Semi-Chorus
from Queen Of the Sea- $500. Hummei
(b) Agnita's Song BY the Seashore''-
Miss Alberta Fisher
Agneta and Chorus by Water Sprites-
Miss Edna Hall, Mrs L. NJ. Park. Miss
M. Stoddard.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
The Mission as 4sI3,e Of Rose"...;: cowen
Eyes Oh B Me- sad;a nc.:o, ;chaminade
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
'Hark, the Trumpet Calleth". ....... Buck
Orpheus Quartette
Messrs. McCaffrey, Jaeger, Wetherbee,
Geddes.
ga Wishes ........Gertrude Sans Souci
W ai'1 D oHi,s Rathbun.chesiey Bailey
Mr.. Wetherbee " 800
Aaorsa Miss Nellie Van DGaer. Harris
Mr.. Jaeger.
"Hearest Thou ...................... Mattel
Mr.. Geddes
1.-THE Mystic Spell' -. Richard Lehman
Dollie Rathbun-C hesley.
ABSENCE Little
Miss Nellie Van Duzer.
THE Owl, ...................Adam Smith
Orpheus Quartette.
Acconipanist-Mr. c. G. Titcomb.
THURSDAY MORNING.
Maltz IN A.........,............M oszkowski
Mazurka in e .................. Leschelizky
Miss Bessie A. Godkin.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
Etuue IN u .,.....,........::....... List
Miss Bessie Godkin.
Two Folk Observation-Disclosures. Chadwick
Shall Wear a White Rose. Farmer
Mrs. Vincent L. Ebert.
(a) The Post That Fitted"
(b) Mandalay ........ ................ Kiplng
Miss Madeline M. Liggett.
Three Songs From an Old Garden
THE Clover" 1.-THE yellow Dali
sy,'S 1.-THE Blue Bell. MacDowell
Maud Ulmer Jones.
Spring Song ....................... Edith Dix
Mrs. l.. Nj. Park.
My Ships ..........................W Wilcox
An Old Sweetheart of Mine. Riley
Miss Madeline NJ. Liggett.