The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-26

be presented today in connection with
the services at the House of Hope
NTolqntary-sieiliano .......E. ]. Hopkins
Ie Deum. in c Dudley Buck
Solo-"How Long, o Lord, Wilt
Ihou Forget Ne" Dudley Buck
Postlude- offertory No. 2.......E. Batiste
,Evening-organ selections begin at 7:4O
Organ Prelude, op. 81. No. 2. Mendelssohn
65a a ....:.;H. Hoffman,
Nazareth .....Gounod- Whiting
Bridal Song Jensen
Benedictus qui VENT ....B. Cecil Klein
Now Are We the Sons Of 6 Sod, 49,.
solo-"Just For Today -. Bingham
Mrs. Allan c. Krieger.
PostIude-March, in D ......J. Lemmens
An excellent programme has been ar
ranged for the second concert of the St.
pauI CHORAL club, which takes place
tuesday evening, Feb. IL. at the Peoples
eR en- The concert will be the means
OF ntToouclng to st. Paul audience
MISS sara Anderson, the young Wag-
nerlan soprano, who will make her first
DOW to a Northwestern audience at this
recital. Miss Anderson is the second
tA aI1e i invited by Frau Wagner to
take important parts in the great Wag-
ner music dramas. at Bayreuth Miss
Anderson's fame has steadily grown
since her successful appearance at the
years ago.
Besides the solos, she will sing in con-
nect1on with the Choral club part songs
MISS MISS Anderson Id, will sing group of five
songs. The following is the programme
"Hallelujah Chorus (from Mount
\ of Olives'') .Reethoveo
St. Paul Choral Club. oeo'l'O' eii
IIch Theure Halle '.Tannhau-
0o1 '''.'s.:........ ................ Wagner
Anderson
Hear Ny Prayer .......... Mendelssohn
Miss Anderson and Club.
Cantata-"Dream Pictures'' Whiting
Five songs s.. Faoi CHORAL Club.
(a) BETTER Liebe" .Buneert
W Love Song ........... .Blazejew.cz
(e( "Canzonet'' Haydn
(e} "chanson 4 du Tigrei, .salnt7 Nasns
Miss Anderson
damascus a1nasse March drom 'Naa-
Choral Club. :
Inc members of the THURSDAY musicale
nave completed arrangements for their
annual open meeting which will be held
saturday evening, Feb /, at the First
Baptist church, on Tenth street near
Hennepln avenue. All members will he
autni TIED on their membership tickets
ana VIII be given two guest tickets = +
the studio any morning before the meet
ing. Schubert tickets will be honored
ana uhe Minneapolis club will be pleased
10 send an escorts ticket to- any desiring
since these open meetings are very pop
uIaT and tickets are in great demand. the
clup has decided to admit the general
pupHc on the payment of a small admis-
sion fee. Tickets NAV be obtained AT he
Metropolitan music store or at the door.
The programme reads as follows:
organ arche Nuptiale de Fera-
Illus .,......-... ..,............ RubinStein
Mrs. John Harris Chick.
Duet-''The First Song Co4ze
Miss Mabel Runge, Miss Mynn Stoddard
Violin Obligato by Mrs. Benjamin w.
Miss Amalia Ripple.
Plano-''CoGntry Dance .Nevin
Miss Mamie swanberg. Miss Constance
a. Mir traumte Won einem Konigs-
b. "song Of Hope HartG pam
Miss Helen Hail.
Violin-"Berceuse" .............. sinding
Miss Verna Golden.
Rec1t eaaTe and an L Aria-"Adieu Forets'
Miss Alberta Fisher
Piano-Concerto OPP. % MacDowell
..B Second and Third Movements.
Largo Motto Allegro"
Miss Blanche E. Strong.
Orchestral Parts at Second Piano by Miss
Laura jacob.
DueG-"En Silence pourQuoi Souffrier''
Gle Roi Dys'" .I,aIo
Miss Clara Williams. Mrs. w. N. Por-
teous.
The Laurel Cycle club will give its sixth
anniversary ball Tuesday evening at
Cambridge hall Settings full orchestra
Will furnish music for the dancing, and
short promenade concert. The follow
ing is the programme:
Overture-t'Mag gle Scepter'' .Gruenwald
Selection-"Fl oradora" ....... Stuart
Characteristic-"The Gay Mas
queraderS'' ................ RergenhoIv
Two Step-"CommonweaI Hall
Waltz-'In Realm of Music" Faust
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