The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-04
.amn's Be er

Songs :..::........:..... Gertrude San souci
(a) In Dreams l Linger with Thee"
Miss Edna Chamberlain.
Piano. Variations serieuses. .Mendelssohn
81. ,.. Miss Jean Wakeman.
(a) I'm Herbst ;.................;;; Franz
(b) Schwannenlied ............... Hartman
Mrs. Louis Marchand Park.
Piano. Sonata Eroica first movemenD
Miss Florence Burtis
songs :................... Miss Amelia Rippe
(a) The Hat of. Green" : schumann
90 The The, Night Has a Thousand ,,a
Violin obligato by Mrs Benjamin W. Null
ford; Miss Edna Chamberlain, Mrs. W. S.
Marshall, Mrs. E. P. De Haven and Mrs.
The entire program will be repeated in the
chapel Of the state university, Friday NOR
ming, at 1890 o'clock.
The members of the Ladies' Thursday
Musicale are busy with arrangements for their
annual open meeting, which will be given in
one Of the laI ger churches during the latter
part Of the month. These meetings are al
ways very successful affairs and are eagerly
anticipated by the members and their friends.
Dean Fletcher, organist of Park Avenue
cial musical program for the Sunday eve
ming SERVICE The choir will sing several
beautiful anthems and Mrs. Alice Adrian
Pratt, soprano, will give a solo, my Re-
deemer and My Lord by Dudley Buck.
Mrs. Nellie Gertrude Judd Smith, a for
mer Minneapolis singer, recently appeared
in recital in Chicago with European
artist and was received with enthusiasm
Mrs. Smith has done considerable concert
work this Writer and is meeting with great
success. in addition she has a position in
one Of the large Chicago churches.
The series Of organ recitals by the pupils
of ]. Warren Andrews. in the Church Of the
Divine Paternity, New York, are being we'll
received. The first program given by
Alfred Willard of st. Mary's church, Burling-
ton, N. j., former Minneapolis man,
sisted by Miss Cornela w. Marvin and Mr..
Wizards mastery of the organ was appre-
ciated by the large audience Louis Weitzel,
also of Minneapolis, will be one of the
musicians who will appear in the program
Jan. 16.
Mr. Andrews will begin his series of Len
ten recitals Feb. II and they will continue
four weeks. Gwilym Miles, who has sung
in Minneapolis several times, is a member of
Mr. Andrews choir.
Adolph Grethen will give lecture recitals
in the Unitarian church Sunday afternoon
and evening, Jan. IL. 1t will be in the
interest of the Music Temple fund.
Fraulein Elisabeth Stubecke has returned
from the Institute Of the Sacred Heart Du-
luth where she was called two weeks ago to
give vocal instruction and to select the holt
day music.
Ar
gave parlor musicale for her scholars at the
home of her father, Captain A.. Sandberg
1145 Girard avenue NJ There were about
thirty present. Those participating in the
program were Swan Weinberg, Alice Vein
berg Marie sorman, Clarence Jerdee, Esther
Vohl, Phoebe Gray, Olive Freeman, Hazel
Erickson, Florence Dahl, Rudolph Dahl,
Agnes Peterson, Mildred Steele, Lille Nell
son, Runga Dumas, George Dumas, Agnes
Johnson, Nobel johnson.
The Northwestern Conservatory Of Music
opened Thursday after a ten days holiday
vacation. The registration for the fall and
winter terms has been far ahead of any
previous enrolment for half year.
Those who are looking forward to the
appearance here on Feb. 81 and 20 at the Ly-
ceum theater OF Innes and his band, will
be glad to know that this superb organiza
ton has been engaged as the great musical
at the Charleston exposition. After
the opening dates in January, the band has
a retlrn engagement of a month in the
spring. It's success at Buffalo made this
foregone conclusion. In fact, dates were in
negotiation while the band was in its first
week at The Fan American. The organiza-
tion just as at Buffalo and Charleston, will
appear here.
John Parsons Beach is giving series Of
studio recitals on alternate Friday after
Moons at his studio. Yesterday two Of his
pupils played groups Of piano numbers and
Miss Helen Hall sang a collection of Mr..
Beachs manuscript songs. The words Of
the songs were from stevenson's "Child's
Garden of Verse" and the group included
1.-The String" "Singing,'' The RAIN
Windy Night" ga Thought" THE Boats
and Happy Thought" The music was sim
pie and melodious, fitting admirably with the
sentiment Of the songs. number of well
known musical people were present to hear
them. 4..