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as no one will be seated after the recita-
ton begins at 8:15 O. clock. ~.

The next regular meeting of the Ladies'
Thursday Musicale will be held in the
Unitarian church Thursday morning at
10 o'clock. A miscellaneous program will
be given including the following numbers:
Scotch Symphony. -. Mendelssohn
Miss Blanche Strong Mr.. christensen, Miss
Eulal1e Chenevert and Carlo Fischer. =.
Piano. Prelude in G major, Prelude in
minor, Fantasia 1mpromptu, op.
" Miss Lillian Lawhead. ''n0p. :.
7~' = Miss Gertrude Hale. go D 'iA
Piano-First movement Concerto -.-
'S-.s Miss Margaret Drew. i. ~ = -
Orchestra parts at at second piano by Mrs Charles
H., DOnnelly. 5+s.ss1ss i
Miss Margaret Peterson. M.
Mrs NJ O. Graves Of St St. Paul Pau 'essere'
Under the auspices Of the department
of music, morning musicale will be
given in the chapel Of the university Son
Friday at 1920 a. m. The choral class,
under the direction of Emil Oberhoffer.
will make its first appearance at that
time and the program in full is as fol-
lows: - - 81. I /: ~ gS. *. 75
Farewell to the Forest $3.50. .Aendelssohn
- s.S4r.s$. a capella. 1855
(a) Sonata, op. 81 mo. 3, Scherzo.. Beethoven
:, CO. Lieberstraunls (hocturne No 81 List
Choral class linked chorus Of seventy-fve yoices)
anthem, 1.-THE Radiant Morn w oodward
Choral class, with accompaniment Of pianoforte
and Woodward string orchestra
Latin Motel for soprano: solo, chorus 3
and orchestra Gallia <. ....:.-. Gounod
Miss Mable Runge,i soprano; choral class and
. ss%r.E9..s 49,. .-ss.E orchestra.
Emil Oberhofer, conductor; Miss Margaret a.
75'r>s @Gflmor, accompanied. Efs
| = I ~St
The senior class of the North Side high
school will give a musical presentation Of
"Enoch Arden" in the assembly hall of
the school, Friday evening. The pro-
ceeds of the entertainment, which will
be given under the direction of Emil
Oberhoffer, will be devoted to the class
memorial. The entertainment has been
presented before the Ladies Thursday
musicale, where it was well received
Tickets are on sale at the metropolitan
Music store.
L Miss Celeste MacPhee and Crosby Hops
will sing duet in Lyndale Congregation
al church to mo rrow, morning and Miss
Sophie Wilkins Of Des Moines will give
the offertory solo. In the evening Wood
wards ever popular The Radiant Morn
will be sung by the full choir. sz
The choir of the Thirteenth Avenue
M. E. church will give a concert program
| tomorrow evening under the direction OF
r. M. Barnett. Several soloists will as
sistE the choir. ... Z
Kocian, the Bohemian violin virtuoso,,
has just composed a "Serenade' for the
violin and orchestra which he has dedi-
Gated to Miss Alice Roosevelt. It will
be played for the first time in Washing
ton in February and Reginald De Koven
| will conduct the Symphony orchestra
which will assist the violinist. ssg
The Philadelphia orchestra has made
applicatio for a perpetual charter and
| has become a bonafide corpora ton. The
petition was filed recently and was signed
| by A. j. Cassatt, president of the Penn
dent Of the Philadelphia & Reading rail
road. Alexander Van Rensselaer,, Henry
i Whelen, Jr., John II. Converse, g. Hart
man Kuhn, George Burnham, Jr., Ed