The Saint Paul globe., 1901-07-14
TO Give A RECITAL
PUPILS or MME. LOCI<E-VAI.TsT ,TO
GIVE CLOSING ENTER
TAINMFHNT
BOY SOPRANO LOSES VOICE
Carl Hubbard VIII Not Be Able to
Delight Local Audiences-Lo-
cal Musicians Enjoying
Vacations

Pupils of Mime. Locke-Valisi will give
their last recital Saturday afternoon.
July 70, in the Professional league rooms.
Following is the programme:
Duet--Country Dance" .Nevin
Misses Willard and Henry.
aISe en- OctaVeS' .............. COncgne
Miss Pauline Hoffman,.
Miss Emma Grentzke
aust -'-Ai N Miss Hester Shove DaVente
Song-"A June MadrigaI aI'.......... Hawley
Miss Faith Martin
a. Spoirituoso," from Sonatine
Up: 80, NO. 4,.....................CIe Clement
b. Austrian Dance. .Lichner
Tripping Lightly Maurice
''Schmetterlinge" .GurIitt
Miss Eleanor Cowen.
CZdrdOS ......................... Maurice
Miss Frances O'Brien.
Miss Alice Kirby. ~ -''''' '''''
Song-"A Summer Night
Goring- Thomas
a octave Etude No. l ............K Kullak
b. La Mort d Ase....................Cir .Ciriag
C. La Dan5e d Aratra ............... Greig
Miss Maize willard
a. Cradle Song. b. Waltz. ...........Roo
Miss Jeanette Scott.
b. Huldradansen .................. .TilIefson
Miss stgne Dahle
La Lisonjera Chaminada
a. Sonata Op. 49, No. 2 Beethoven
b. Wedding day ......................G Grieg
Miss Blanche Tuttle
Carl Hibbard, the boy soprano, who re-
turned to St. Paul recently after a sue
cessful concert tour in the South. is Ia
menting a vanishing voice. The boy.
who is about fourteen years of age. was
until within the last week the possessor
of a high and sweet soprano voice. When
he was rehearsing about a week ago,
however, with his teacher, Mrs. q. NJ.
Tower, a solo for St. Pauls church. mis-
voice broke without a moments warning.
and the lad was unable to recover his
clear, high tones. The change that is
usually a gradual one had this time come
with great suddenness
A pupils recital was given Tuesday
evening by the piano and vocal pupils
of Miss May L. Kelly at her home on Vir-
ginia avenue. After the programme an
informal reception was held. Those TAX
ing part in the programme were Lorretto
Newman, Mamie Platte, Mae Binet, Eta
Lambrecht, Myrtle GaFrity, Lily Nuss-
banner, Lily Rice, Annie Slattery, Olive
McNulty, Genevieve Smith, Genevieve
Newman, Mabel Meyer, Lillian Lukert,
Lillian Smith, Mary Ryder, Leonora Klos-
terrnan, Tillie Winter, Mamie VasSerllng,
Lillian Macdonald, Florence McRulty.
Maud Leach, Vera Warren, Evelyn Ben
son, Mabel EngdahI and Charles Mac
donald.
Mrs Carl IIeilmaier and children Will
leave early in August to spend a year in
Germany. Mr.. Heilmaier will accompany
them as far as New York, and next year
will go to Germany to accompany them
home.
Mime. Constance Locke Valisi will leave
Aug. for Chicago, and from there she
will go to Colorado Springs. to remain
until Sept. 1.
DR.. Rhys-Herbert is expected home
from an extended absence in Europe
about Sept. !,
The Minnesota State Teachers asso-
citation, recently organized in St. Paul
has issued a printed circular which gives
a history of its organization and tells
something Of it's purpose ard future plans
Arthur Be.gh, Miss Minnie Bergh and
Miss Julia Allison YoungInan Will spend
next month giving concerts in Iowa.