The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-04
IN THE REALM OF MUSIC

which, will be held in Minneapolis May Z,
s and g. The program of welcome Thurs
day morning, May Z, will be given in
Plymouth church by Miss Gertrude Sans
Seuei, Miss Jean Wakenaan. J. L. Hort
The mayor will speak a few words of
greeting and the annual report of the
president and secretary will be given. In
the afternoon Professor w L. Gray OF
Carleton college, Miss Jane Hughes of
Mankato and the Riedelsberger string
quartet will play. There will be meet
ing Of the public school music department.
and In the evening a reception will be held
in the Commercial club at which the ar
rangements will be made by the Ladies'
Thursday Musicale.
On Friday the morning program will be
given by j.: Victor Bergquist, Alfred r.
Wiley and Miss Gertrude Dobyns. E.. C.
Murdoch and Miss Mary. Dillingham; will
read papers. Insthe afternoon Mrs. Lucia
Judd McAul1ffe and Max B. Oberndorfer
Of Duluth, III. E. Phillips Of st. Paul Miss
Eulalie Chenevert and Carlo Fischer will
appear in the program, and W. L. Tom
lins Of Chicago will give lecture. In
the evening there will be a program from
the works of the following Minnesota
composers: D. F. Colvile, Arthur Bergh
and Claude Madden, ST. Paul; Gerard
Tonning. Duluth; Marc D. Lombard. WI
mona; Miss Gertrude Sans Souci, Willard
Patten, John Parsons Beach. Clarance ,As
Marshall and Carlyle Scott, Minneapolis
Saturday, the closing day, will have
Miss Elsa Jaehe OF. Mankato and Mrs. NJ.
O. Graves of st. Paul on the morning pro-
gram, to be followed by: an Illustrated
lecture recital, 1.-THE Music OF the Ameri-l
can Indians by Miss Frances Dinsmors
Of Red Wing. The Boston Festival orr
chestra will give a concert In Wesley
church in the afternoon and will be as
sisted by Mrs. Maud Ulmer Jones and
Mrs w. N. Porteous. Miss Ella Rich
ards Of st. Paul Will be at the plano. A
symphony concert In Wesley church will
be the closing feature and the Boston
| Festival orchestra and the Boston Fes-
tival company will give the program.
| Three of the pupils Of Miss Edith Abel
will be heard in recital In the North
western Conservatory hall Monday aft
ernoon. Miss Eugenia Osborne OF Mtn-
neapolis and Mrs. George e. Gere and
Miss, Lucia W. Cutler Of st. Paul win be
| the singers. ga.
The eighth monthly musical service in
st. Marks church will be held tomorrow
| at 1880 p m. The program will be ap-
propriate to Palm Sunday and will includs
selections from the sacred works OF Men-
| delssohn and Gounod.-
In Plymouth church on Good Friday
evening at o'clock the quartet and
chorus will give Dubois Seven Last
! Words Of Christi The work will be pre-
luded by organ music and the contralto
solo, He Was Despised,' : from ''The Mes
i sia11,'' sung by Mrs. Eugene N. Best.
There will be no admission fee and tick-
cts are not necessary.
A. A recital will be given Thursday even-
ling in Conservatory hall by pupils of Mrs.
.Albee. teacher Of pianoforte in the North
i western Conservatory Of Music: Those
who will take part are Misses Bryant,
! JLaidlow, Boer, Smith,, Gray, Pratt, Mar
4 ron and Mrs. Marsh.
+ Professor Frank will direct the chorus
I Of Fowler NJ e. church tomorrow: the
Il choir will sing "Thy Will Be Done" and
1,"As Pants the Hart" by Hall.