The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
the Sonata in E flat opus 27, and the
Sonata Appassionate opus 81 in minor.

A benefit concert will be given by the
Northwestern Conservatory orchestra in
st. Marks guild hall Thursday evening,
March &c, at o'clock. The orchestra will
be assisted by Mrs. w. N. Porteous, con-
tralto, and Mrs. Marie Gjertsen Fischer,
reader, in the following program:
sgrse u aor 1osenne er HdeaHs
songs e,sar eseRs Ruthven % Ians
Violin Solo -tBerceuse'' from Jocelyn.. GODDARD
Miss Garrity. :. '..s
Readins-'Jack the Fisherman' she So:
'.':..',':; Mrs, Fischst ;Elt3seeth Stuart Phelps
Moment Nome
s0nsS-se'ee'so Mrs: Porteous
0rehest5sMRomanza' 0;e1,e Gs,.. . John svendsen
violin oo''sa'S Master doipi olsen " -
Reading The Lord Of Creation .......-
Wolf" s'''-"n's}!S: H.: Fischer: Ernst
Violin solo-"Elegie" Ernst
o..,t.s .4I M@stsS 5 s5Rudolph Peterson: ro...,;,
The orchestra of the First Presbyterian
church will give a concert for the benefit
Of the Sunday school next Wednesday
evening at s o'clock at. the church, Nine
teenth street and Portland avenue. The:
orchestra will be assisted by well-known
lows: 49, - - -.
a. March March 'Dnreh Kampf yum sieg, Blon
Piano Solo, "Liebstraume. No. S"....... List
Russell Patterson. Z '.'t
Dialogue for Flute and Clarinet ... Hamm
Group Of M Songs .... Mrs Maud ylmer Jones
'S'l' ' '''' Orchestra. a. "s9N " -'D"Al
. PART II. - -.'
a. s sAnvil Chorus lby request .....r, Verdi
c. Quartet from "Rigoletto'' ...........Verdi
~, Orchestra. -'.. s.u =
cuns
Mr.. Knapp and Orchestra. =,
Minnesota !. nas.s' Qas,tet. 2su., s...u
'"rannhauser March, ,:...:...:....... Wagner
Hermann Zoch will give his sixty-sec.
ond piano recital on Tuesday evening
April 7th, at the Unitarian church.: This
will be his third for this season and vii
again be of the same popular and yet high
character as his last one.
Next Monday evening at Kistler's hal
a musical program Of ten numbers will be
given under the auspices of the knight!
and Ladies of Security as an anniversar!
| entertainment. dancing program will
follow. E ''i.,.F~i b 5}r'~- ~.
A large audience was in attendance a
the concert given by the Bethany Mando
lin club in Riverside chapel, Thursda,
evening. The club, consisting OF twenty
three musicians, played six numbers. Th
Imperial male quartet gave several hu
| morous songs and medleys. Miss Eft
Rue, the young elocutionist, recite
"Chub Kimberly and "They Net Bu
| Once" Mrs. Emily Ellis Woodward san
Eckarts "Swiss Echo Song The pro
gram included a violin solo by Charlie
| Pehoushek, mandolin solo by J. II. Staador
violin duet by Charles Pehoushek and M
Jindra, and selections by the Universit
orchestra. "'.
| ]. Austin Williams has been engaged
sing at Henenpin Avenue M. T.. churcl
Mr.. Belknap having resigned on accour
Of i'll health ~
/ A large congregation listened to the ex
cellent program given at the weekl
i Lenten organ recital at st. Marks O
Wednesday afternoon by Miss Ada I
Robinson, a pupil Of G. H Normingtor
A feature Of the recital was the renditio
Of all the movements Of Mendelssohn
sonata i'll F minor.
/ Mr.. Normington will give the fifth orga
recital Of the Lenten series on Wednesda
at $3.50, assisted by Miss Edyth Hackne.
contralto, who will sing two vocal mum
: bers. as e
At the morning service at st. Mark
church Sunday. Master Harold van Duze
a promising boy soprano, will sing th
solo 20, for the Wings of a. Dove, fro1
Mendelssohn's Motett, "Hear My Prayer,
accompanied by the full choir of fort
voices.
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