The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-27

celebrate the golden wedding anniver-
sary of Nine. Marchesi the celebrated
teacher of singing. The Marquis and
Marquise de- CastrOne (Mme Marchesi)
afterwards held a reception at the Pal
ace Hotel. At this function Nine. Mel
ba and a number of other operate stars
sang. Several pupils of Nine. Marchesi,
including Margaret Claire. of Atlanta,
sas City, Mo, also took part in the re-
Ception. Pupils Of Nine. Marchesi from
all parts of the world were present.
The Mozart club will present the opera
"Stradala," with full chorus and DanZ'
orchestra Sunday night May 4, at New
Ulm. The club viii 90 to New Ulm in
q special train The performance will
be given exactly as I was produced In
st. Paul.
The Kneisel string quartette will play
the following programme at their con
cert the evening of May 20, at the Cen
trail Presby terrain church:
Quart5tte in E fiat, major, Beethoven;
Pcco adagio, Allegro. Adagio. ma non
trcppo. Presto, Allegretto con variaz-
Joni; "LentO," for violincellO Chopin
(Nr. Schroeder; (a) Andante from quar-
tette, OPP. II. TschaikoWski: CD Prescis-
simO from quartette Cp. II, Sgambatt;
variations and finale from quartette in
l. minor. Schubert.
An excellent feature Of the sessions Of
the Minnesota State Music Teachers as
ISOLATION, which will be held here May
IS to May 20, inclusive, viii be series
of comprehensive papers by well known
musical educators considering school mu-
sic from five standpolntS. the rural,
graded, high and normal schools and the
universities. The first paper viii be on
Music in the Rural School and the fina!
paper on Music in the Universities.
Music teachers in the twenty counties
that are represented in the association
are taking a keen interest in the forth
coming convention and large attend
ance is confidently expected. There will
be in all five educational sessions and
five concerts.
The third in the series of pupils re-
citals was given yesterday afternoon at
st. Agatha's conservatory. A sketch Of
Bach's life, chosen as the best from those
written by the pupils of the junior class
in musical history, was read by Miss s.
Roth very pretty reading from 'Lalla
Rookh'' was given by Miss NJ. Keegan.
The musical part of the programme
was especially well rendered. The follow
ing are the names of those who took
part: NJ. Nelson, f. Pease. L. Evanson,
M Hoffman, S. Hassett. M. Casey, ~
Casey, l.. Grossnan. Il. Hoban, j. Miller,
NJ Hough f. Spettle, r. Tyllia, r. Grin
dali, K. Lee. H. Schultz. L. Radatz. L.
Lang. F. Fransen, NJ. Hawkins. j. Daily,
r. McDermott. A. Frenzel. E. Rothschild.
Masters E. Rice, r. Wiedenborner. q.
Dean, F. Norton, r. Steece and F. Bow
lin
Mrs vina Avery Beckwith will give a
recital early in May for Mrs Allan
Kreiger and Earl Wetherbee. Mrs. Beck
with will close her series of breath stud
les tomorrow evening.
Miss Charlotte Stockdill. a contralto,
of Hamiine will sing in the intercolle-
giate oratorical contest to be held May
in the Central Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Jane Huntington Yale. the con-
tralto, will leave tomorrow for visit OF
several weeks in California.
Miss Garnet Butcher and Mrs. Freder-
lex Plondke took part in a concert Thurs
day evening at Owatonna. Mrs. Plondke
was Miss Butchers accompanies