The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-02

on the European continent. Will,
prove of deep interest in this coun-
try, tho, of course, Americans would
render a different verdict. The Tage-
Elsa's Dream, Lohe ,faa p;o Wagner
a Is Love Love and sorrow Of the Kings children.
i2) 1ntermezo, Folk Dance.
(3) Interlnezzo, Funeral Music
Aria, "Abscheulieher. from ON Fdelo. Beethoven
<''As' ~>'e 9 N Mr. Martin.
Both concerts will be in Wesley church.
The program for the May music festival
in the Swedish Lutheran Bethlehem
church. Lyndale and Fourteenth avenues
N, tomorrow afternoon at 1880 O'Clock
will be as follows: -.
Pipe organ solo, Theme and Variations" .Thayer
"a Visit to the i; MsuntsiS 5;: ole Bull
Goms See the Place Where Jesus
a. THE Death Of Asss 1eoncosanss9 g. eris e.
% Carnival de OLE xen 4heoDaidi Neol0 P'sann
Piano solo, MISE nr Mamie swanpsrs:
Either solo, "a Mothers Last
prayer Ole rheobaidi VIC ins0D'l''
''The Ninety and Nine'' ............ .Campion
Miss Mabel Runge, Miss .Traycc Joungen, accom-
..Home from the Mountain ...ole Theobaldi
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! Miss Lois A. Tenant will give an grad
uation recital Tuesday evening in the
First Unitarian church. Miss Tennantfi s
] young musician Of unusual strength,
pupil of Miss Hattie A. Wolff's School Of
Pianoforte Study, and her program is an
unusual one. She will play Beethoven's
Sonata Poathetique," Mendelssohn's
"Rondo Capricciouso" and three Chopin
numbers. Miss Margaret Daniel will vary
the program with two soprano solos.
After the recital Miss Wolff and Miss
J Tenant will receive informally in the
church parlors.
Miss Opal Fay will give her post grad
uate recital Tuesday evening IN Johnson
, hail. Miss Fay is a pupil of Gustavus
Johnson and is one of the promising
Younger pianists. She will play numbers
from Greg, Rubinstein and Chopin and
!, will be assisted with violin numbers by
Cragg Walston.
Misses Olive. Francis of Osceola, Wis,
Miss Edna Moritz Of the city and Miss
> Alice Holen of Saltwater, Mimi, all pu-
pills Of Gustavus Johnson, will appear In
. recital Wednesday evening in johnson
! hail. Miss Gladys Williams will assist
Y | with recitations.
Miss M. Myrtle Johnston, a pupil Of
Miss Potter of the Northwestern Conser.
vatory of Music, will give a recital Tues
day evening in Wesley church Sunday
school room. She will be assisted by Mis-.
Maybelle Haney, soprano, and Miss Anna
l.. Youngquist reader, and will play Sc
i 1oct in q g111iY
ade, Grieg, Raft and Mozart Grieg.
Wendell leighton, the well-known eel
loist of Des Moines, will play in the Uni
tartan church tomorrow morning, ana
with Mr.. Riedelsberger, violinist, and Mr.
Hall, organist, will give two trios.
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Points In
Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North an,
South Carolina, Kentucky, Mississippi
Tennessee and Virginia on the first an
third Tuesdays in each month, May t
November. 1903, inclusive, at the very loy
rate of one fare for the round trip, pln
81. Tickets are good going fifteen days
and for stop-overs south of the Ohio river
with Anal limit for return of twenty-ou
days from date Of SALE On same date
one-way settlers tickets will be sold t
points In same territory at one half first
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st. Louis, Ohio river gateways and inter
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information about farm lands, bushes
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