The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-08
RUTH WHITE.

nouncement of a program for Sunday, March
16, will be heard with pleasure by the music
lovers. The members of the orchestra Will
give testimonial concert for the leader and
the program will be one Of unusual interest.
1t will include an unfinished work OF Schu-
bert's, among other numbers. large at
tendance at this concert will do much to-
wards the establishment of such "a deserving
organization as the DAM orchestra.
Sousa and his band have recently returned
from British tour, which was in every re.
spect the most successful visit OF the kind
ever made In that country by foreign or
ganization The tour was a succession OF
ovations and the king paid the composer and
conductor the compliment of inviting him
and his band to Sandringham, where he dec
Grated the march king with the medal OF
the Victorian order. -
Sousa will bring his band to Minneapolis,
and they will give one concert in the Lyceum
theater Tuesday evening, March 1S. The So
ioists this year are Maud Reese-Davies, So
prano; Dorothy Hoyle, violinist; Arthur Pry-
or, trombone, and Walter B. Rogers, cornet.
The following program has been arranged:
Overture Di Ballo (1rst time here. Sullivan
Trombone Solo, Loves Enchantment
Arthur Pryor.
Suite, Maidens Three (new). .Sousa
Ca) The COQuette.
(cj The Dancing Girl.
Soprano Solo. Aria from Traviata. .....Verdi
Miss Maude Reese Davies.
Bourree and Clique, Much Ado About
(a} vaise, TIE Night Owls new: -: ,zlshrer
violin Solo. ZiegounerWeisen sarasate
Miss Dorothy Hoyle. 's.s@e
Theme, Variations and Carnival Tine
Mo ian
The sale of seats and boxes will open at the
COX office of the Metropolitan Music company
Thursday. ,.-.
Hjort's treble cleft octet will give a musical
program Monday evening in the Unitarian
church. The octet, which includes MINES.
j. L. Hjort, o. N. Olson, the Misses Marie
.Hovey, Othelia Rognas, Aletta Tollefson, ST.
grid Olson, Margaret Kvittum and Stena Pc
erson, will be assisted by Miss Holemo, Vlo-
linist; w. C. Dobbyn, barytone, and Mrs.
Ida Sjoblom- dearborn, reader. The accom-
panists will be Miss Josephine Foster, Miss
NJ Cogshall OF st. Paul and Miss Aletta Toll
lefson. The octet will give songs from So
dermann, Osgood,, Dennis and Kuntze. Miss
Marie Hovey will contribute a soprano solo
and Miss Margaret Kvittum will sing cons
tralto solo with violin obigato.
p The Minneapolis School of Music Will give
a testimonial concert Monday evening, March
II, id the Unitarian church. A chorus Of 1O(
voices will take part in the program, and
other numbers will he given by chorus OF
children, female chorus, Clara Milinot
Edna Adams, Lydia Olson, Cora HELLER, Ma
,mie Rue, Clara Stevenson, Blanche Gaty ane
Evert McElroy. There will be piano and vo
cal solos and duets. Andreas Rohne is the
musical director
The orchestra Of Andrew Presbyterian
church has prepared special music for thu
opening exercises of the Sunday school to-
morrow. The Andrew orchestra of twent.
members is under the direction Of II. g. Nea
and will play Munkelt's overture, Feast o
Roses" Mendelssohn's "Spring Song, Trum
pets 1.-THE Plains Of Peace" and an accom-
paninent for solo by D. D. Henning. Serv
ice is at u O'Clock in the Andrew Presbyte
rian church, Eighth avenue and Fourtl
street Sc
Nine Blauvelt sang last Friday with tn
Pittsburg orchestra and scored q great tri
umph, being proclaimed by the papers Their
| the leading American concert singer, who's
voice grows more glorious at every new ap
| pearance.