The Saint Paul globe., 1902-12-24

!, sisted BY Prof. C. Rodenkirken. c. J.
| Hunt and John Jaeger are members OF
| the musical committee that will have
charge of these programmes.
| Nine. Nordica arrived in New York last
week. Since ile left this country, last
Garden and at Munich. She may sing at
the great Wagner festival in Berlin next
summer. While abroad she was in
yited by King Edward to sit in the royal
able to attend. She will sing in New York
first in Tristan und Isolde" Her only
new role will be- in .Giaconda.
The Ladies Thursday Musicale Of Min
neapolis will take holiday Of three
weeks during the Christmas season: The
day afternoon, the feature Of which was
the Mendelssohn Symphony No. g., for
piano, violin and cello. The Misses
Blanche Stron and Eulalie Chenevert
F. M. Christensen played the stripged
instruments.
On Christmas night the Philharmonic
concert. presenting Handlers oratorio,
s.The Messiah at the Swedish Taber-
nacle. The soloists will be Miss Helen
Furbeck, Chicago contralto; Edward G..
Towne, Minneapolis tenor, and Gustav
Holmquist. of Chicago baritone.
Arthur and Minnie Bergh will give a
recital at the Odeon New Years eve un-
der the auspices of the Schubert clun.
The recital is one of the regular fortnight
evening instead of the afternoon in Or
der that. men as well as women may
have an opportunity. Of attending.
Mrs. Katherine Grey will give recital
at the residence of her sister, Mrs. Frank
O'Meara, on Capitol boulevard, some
time during the holidays. at which two
Grey, Thomas and Victor Lowe, WILL
sing.
mann's musical setting was presented Icy
Mr.. and Mrs. William Crosse at the Uni
tartan church in Minneapolis last Tuesday
evening, under the auspices of the La
dies Thursday Musicale.
The American musical invasion of
Paris has, in French eyes, assumed
alarming proportions In one week MILE, I9:
at the Opera, Mile Garden in the leading
role at the Opera. Comique, Nine. Zeis-
ler in the solo number at the LamoreauX,
and another American girl in the the lead
ing role of the opera at Marseilles.
Mrs. J. G. Woodland, of the Marlowe,
will give a musicale Monday evening, Dec Pee;
York. and Harry Woodland and Miss
Woodland, who have been studying mu-
sic in Toronto, Canada.
Mrs. Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler, the Chi
cago pianist, who has played in st. Paul
a number Of times, is now in Germany
where her playing has created something
of a sensation.
The violin obligato played Wednesday
afternoon at the Schubert club by, Ar
thur -Bergh for Mrs zumbach's solo IN IN
Lassans 80 Holy Night was composed
Miss Louise Cochrane will sing in
Saltwater on Christmas day.
Mrs. Jane Huntington Yale will open a
studio in the Oceon. Mrs. s.. " Harris
will also have studio in that build
ing.
The following musical programme VIII
be presented this afternoon at the Odeon,
under the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian association:
sS,lnday Symphony" Odecn Music hall,
Sunday, Dec 81 3:2esp. NJ, under aus
pices Young Mems Christian asSoclatlon:
Overture aSlendre'' ........... .Bouillon
Orchestra, Prof Chris sRodenkirchen,
Conductor.
Ouartette-tsThe Ship Of State. ..... .Root
Masonic Male Quartette, DR.. Rhys-
Herbert, C. J. Jones. Owen
Jones, VIM. Jeffrey.
Sarena de-"In the Twilight Meyer
Orchestra.
Sole a2t, and auartette.'Ihe Holy Adams
Solo by Mr.. Jeffrey.
<4-''t. - State Secretary Edward w. Peck
All men welcome.