The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-14
BEFORE THE PUBLIC EYE

An interesting program will be presented
at the Pan-University entertainment which
will be given in the university arrnory FRI
day evening to raise money to pay for the
chapel piano. The program will be as fol-
lows:
Overture, Bells of Cornvile. ..... .Planquette
The University Band, B. A Rose, Director
Selection, to be announced later.
The University Glee Club.
(a) Summarized observation-disclosures. Booth
(h) L'Abeille ....................... Schubert
Miss Verna Golden.
Chorus
Humoresque .............. Tschaikowsky
cavatine; from the opera Life of
<Gaytohiefe car cznni Balac 5Iinea
The Universi!-. Dramatic Club.
Galatea Of the Toy Shop--a Fantasy. -
Cast-Galatea, a DOLL Miss Gallagher; Oscar
Schwarz, a German toy-maker, Mr.
Selection from "Die Walkyre" ....... Wagner
John Parsons Beach,
hsng poao ct..os 1o,oo. somss
The University Mandolin Club.
Vocal Solo ...
Thou Art Like Unto Lovely -,
Flower 49,. -.......... wilson smith
Thy Beaming Eyes ............... Mcdowell
Miss Frances Vincent.
Waltz, The Blue Danube ............. Strauss
The singers of South Minneapolis have Or
ganized peoples chorus under the direction
of Crosby Hops. The first rehearsal was
held Friday evening in the Tabernacle Bap-
fist church and was attended by about thirty
people. The chorus will give concert the
| last Of May.
Miss NJ. Remy gave an illustrated lecture
| on 1.-THE Slums of New York. Friday evening
| in Richmond hall for the benefit Of Monitor
] Hive, =. o. T. M Miss Remy told num-
! Der of anecdotes and both lecture and pictures
| were interesting.
A large audience enjoyed the sacred con-
cert in Nazareth church yesterday afternoon
| The program was opened with quartet num-
| Der for the violin, piano, cello and organ by
Misses Anna Peterson, Christine and Thea
| Ween and Erik Guile, which was enthus
iastically encored. Gustavus Johnson was
unable to be present, but substitute va:
found who gave a delightful rendition Of {
difficult piano number The contralto solos
by Mrs. Stoep Jensen were given in voice
of purity, sweetness and power. Miss Ida
sjobIom Dearborn gave strong reading O.
Ibsen's 'Brand.'' The number by the Nazar
eth church choir, under the direction of Mr.
Guile, was well received and an encore de
manded. Miss Mabel Rupge sang a recita
| tive and air from 1.-THE Creation" in her usua
satisfactory manner. The choruses by egh
teen or twenty male voices were EXCEPTIONAL.
good and were also directed by Mr.. Guile.
The Fisk Jubilee singers will give con
cert tonight in Plymouth church. The pro
ceeds will be entirely for the benefit of Fis]
university, which is doing great educatona
work among the colored people of the Unite
States.
In other cities the singers have draw
larger audiences than the original jubile
singers, who created such a furore in 1877
The younger generation will have an oppor
tunty to hear better singers than did thei
fathers and mothers who listened to tn
original company in the early days.
Miss Mnude Lizette Gilkey, reader, will Civ
a recital in Calvary Baptist church Wednes
day evening. Miss Gilkey will be assisted b
: Miss Clara Williams and VIM Fl. Dale. Mis-
: Williams as a soprano is we'll known an
! appreciated by all music lovers OF the city
Mr.. Dale has recently engaged to sing /
: Westminster church and his fine tenor voic
has won high praise from all who have ha
the pleasure of hearing him.