The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04


Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G. Gale will have
their studio at home, Thirteenth street
and First avenue S. Mr.. Gale will shortly
publish a series of thirtysix little pieces
for beginners and later will bring out
other works. Mr.. Gale is on the Johnson
School Of Music faculty.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Hall will have
both teach in the Minnesota Conservatory
of st. Paul two days in the week. Mr..
and Mrs. Hall will give several recitals
out Of town during the season.
Miss Wilma Anderson and Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Reohr have already left with their
own company for concert tour through
Ohio, Indiana and other central states to
Boston. complimentary concert was
given for them in Des Moines last week.
During the summer the company appeared
at ChautauGua gatherings in Iowa and
Michigan. Miss Andersons brother, Ern-
est, is studying in New York and Is as
talented as his sisters.
Miss Hattie A. Wolff will conduct her
school for pianoforte study and will have
associated with her a group Of six teach
ers. The pupils recitals will be a pleas
ant feature Of the year.
Miss Dorcas Emmel and Mrs. Florence
Dudley are in the Lindley block. Miss
Emmel has charge of the music In the
Third Church of Christ Scientist, and will
conduct her musical club at Excelsior as
she did last year.
Miss Jean Wakenan will be in the Med
ical block, and so will Miss Helga Olson
Miss Olson has just returned from a sum
mer's visit to her parents in St. Ansgar
Iowa. Miss Wakeman was west all sum
mer. Her pupils have organized society
Daughters of Euterpe, and will study
| composers and compositions Mendels-
sohn's midsummer Nights Dream" Will
be the first work taken up.
Mrs. Edgar W. Runyan will share Frau
lein Schoen Rene's studio in the Metro.
politan building.
Fraulein Schone Rene will return to the
city Tuesday after a summer trip abroad
She had with her Miss, Helen Hall, anC
the two have had a most delightful out.
ing meeting the famous singers and art
| lists. Both received many f1attering com
pliments, and it Is not unlikely that Miss
Hall will return to Germany next summer
| Minneapolis people will regret that she il
| to be in Chicago this winter, although she
| will come up once a month to continue
her lessons with Fraulein.
Miss Fannie Mcleod will also be in tn
Metropolitan building. Miss Mcleod jant
Mrs. J. H. Chick will give a concert il
November. Mrs Chick is kept busy ar
ranging for the musicale which is feat
ure at the Church Of the Redeemer on
| Sunday a month.
Miss Mabel Runge. Miss Mynn Stoddard
| Alvin Davies and Mr.. Ravenscroft ar
! planning to give the Persian Garden
this winter. The quartet will go to Brit
| ish Columbia for a tour Of three month
| next summer and will also make return
| engagement at Coronado Beach, CAL
where they appeared with such success il
| August.
Mrs. Cleone Daniels Bergen will be as
ISOLATED with the new Bible school at tn
| First Baptist church. She sang in Chi
cago and Milwaukee and other Wisconsin
towns during the summer and has furthe
| plans for concert work.
Miss Margaret M. Drew will teach plan
and Mrs. John Colgate Buckbee, voice IL
Graham Hall. Miss Drew will have he
private studio in the Netley Corner AM
will give a number Of musicales for he
pupils. - '<4-,s%'
Mrs. Florence E. Parks and Mis-
Blanche E. Strong will teach in Stanle.
| Hall. Mrs. Parks has just returned from
summers trip to- Europe with Florenc
Burtis. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. W., M. Crosse. have re
| turned to the city and resumed thei
| studios in the Metropolitan Music build
ing, after a four months vacation. Eacl
will give a series of recitals during thu
season. The first will take place in No
vember, when a melodramatic work no
yet performed in the northwest will b.
given with assisting artists. During tn,
! season they will tour through the north
| west and parts Of the east as far as Penn
| sylvania. 49, ,,.-'... ~..l. 3.
| Mrs. w. N. Porteous returned the frs
Of the month from Mackinac and resumed
her classes at the Northwestern Conserva
tory. ,ss> t-g.~.g r.. =. - q: .,f, II
| Mrs. Maude Adams Waterman will SIM
with the st. Paul Choral club in the .'Mes
| siah' Dec. 1S in st. Paul. q. r., =. ill
| Mrs. L. M. Park will, devote herself t.
| her church work although she may ap
pear in concerts occasionally through, thu
| season.
Miss Alberta Fisher is singing in tn,
| House of Hope church, st. Paul, and il
: the synagogue in the city and yet ha.