The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-08
ON the chapel piano and to the creation of
fund for a chapel pipe organ.

W. %. Steinberg, the vioHnist, will appear at
an entertainment April 16 in Century Music
MALL Mr.. Steinberg is master of his in
strument and those who have heard him play
are enthusiastic over his sympathetic inter-
pretatons. HE has never appeared before
the public in minneapolis but has played at a
private entertainment given by the Masons.
Miss Virginia T. Jarunan gave an ENJOYABLE
dramatic evening last night in the johnson
school auditorium before large audience of
friends. She is pupil of Clayton D. Gilbert
ana the occasion was her senior recital. The
principal part of the evenings program, which
was so short as to make all wish for more
was Gilbert Parker's strong but delicate tale
When Valmond Came to Pontiac" Miss
Jaman had arranged her own cutting. with
discrimination and it combined both literary
charm and dramatic strength. 1t was given
IN an engaging manner, for Miss Jarman is
endowed with AN unusually pleasing person
altty and we'll modulated voice, and with con-
siderable power. The Napoleon story was
followed by IA bit of comedy full of dainty
but. infectious gaiety, "a Yale-Harvard Epi-
sode.' story that had little flavor of
'Charley's Aunt Musical numbers were
Furnished by Miss Amelia Larson and Miss
Katherine Todd.
The pupils of Mrs. Vienna Neel Connor Carl
Riedelsberger and w. Herbert Dale gave a
recital last evening in Kimball music hall.
Misses Lulu Butterfeld, Charlotte Neal, ,Bes-
sic Woodcook land Viola Graves gave piano
numbers In praiseWorthy manner and Mas
ter Walter Stenvig showed unusual ability as
"a vtolinfst. Miss Letttia Conway and Mrs
EVAN contributed vocal numbers. An orches-
ira formed by Leila Elmendorf, Walter STEM
Wig, Silsby spalding. Arthur Thurston, Ina
sackett, Vera Stetson, Frances Pauly, Jesse
Stone, Anna Woodcock, violinists, and Carl
Sutor1us, 'ceEist, gave two numbers assisted
by Miss lulu Butterfield and Miss Graves
Miss Bertha Doeltz introduced two of her
most talented pupils, Misses Gertrude SpraGue
and Charlotte Winters, at 81 musicale given at
the residence OF Mrs. Donaldson last evening,
Selections from Beethoven, Chopin, Grieg
Mendelsshon, List and Schubert, were rem
| dered in "a manner which gave evidence OF
careful and conscientious work, as we'll as
true musical feeling and intelligence Schu-
bert's Fantasia for two pianos was given with
! a feeling and sympathy that showed q strons
| grasp of the composers intentions. The sing
| ing of Miss Ruth Pierce contralto Of the First
Presbyterian church OF New York was en-.
| Enthusiastically received.
The children In Minnehaha gave an inter
esting entertainment Saturday evening in Hia
wstha hall under the direction OF Miss I4au
| retta Fournier The scenery was arranged
by Arthur HURT The program included fancy
dancing, singing, dialogues and a short drama
and the young people who took part were
'Nettie Aitken, Ray NASH Madeline and An.
| thony Dahl, Harold and .Aurilla Dobbyn, Ma
mie Mahoney, Vera Foster, Margaret Russell
Muriel Wright, Cynthia Bullock, Juanita, Eyf
and Charles Fournier. Mildred HURT, Whippl,
! PARROT, Mildred Brown and Irene Hopkins
After the program there was informal dancing