The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-25


public will find reason to be grateful to
this musical organization for bringing
to st. Paul notables in the music world
whom the public as we'll as the club
members will be privileged to hear
Interspersed with the miscellaneous re-
citals given at the Odeon on alternate
Wednesday afternoons by the active
club members will be a number of spe-
cial programmes presented either by
+ home musicians that the club delights
to honor or by out of town musicians
whom 1t will be glad to hear. The first
afternoon recital will be given Wednes-
day afternoon, Oct. 10, by Miss Blanche
Sherman, the Chicago pianist; Wednes-
day afternoon, Nov. 16, the attraction
the afternoon of Jan. 4, Miss Ella:
Richards will give piano recital; Jan.
18. the programme will be presented
by Miss Henrietta Miner, the New
York mezzo soprano; March Z, Miss
Jessie Ringen, of st. Louis, will give a
song recital; and the final afternoon
special will be lecture by E. G. Muir
doch on The Development of the.
Lied" illustrated by Lewis Shave. The
date for this last afternoon is March 90.
The three extras" arranged by the
club make a brilliant trio of concerts
The Kneisel quartette presents the first
Of these in the Park Congregational
church the evening of Oct. 13; the sec
ond concert will be a song recital by
Miss Katherine Richards Gordon, and
the third, piano recital by Richard
CAM, the Swiss pianist. Comment on
any of these three is unnecessary.
The students section of the club will
study The Lied" this winter. The
topics will be as follows: Folk Songs
with Illustrations by D. F. Colville;
Art Song and the Arias of Bach and
Handel with illustrations by Mrs. c.
0. Krieger; Songs of Franz Schubert
with Illustrations by Mrs. Benjamin
Sommers; "Schumann, Mendelssohn
and Franz" Illustrations by Harry e.
Phillipss Modern Song Writer'S Gin
Guiding Strauss, Brahms, Hugo Wolff,
with Illustrations by Miss Lindsay.
Mrs. f. S. Blodgett is the chairman Of
this section. Serving with her are Mrs.
c. G.. Titcomb, Mrs. Henry Downs and
Miss Lindsey
Mrs. Briggs. the president of the
club. has appointed the following chair
men and these have selected the COM
mittees that follow their names:
Programme-Miss Shave. chairman;
Mrs. ]. w. Thompson, Mrs. S. M. Hayes
Mrs. w. B. Dixon and Miss Gertrude
Hall.
Active Membership Committee
H. A. Clifford, chairman; Mrs. George
McCaskey, Mrs. j. A. Vieregge, Mrs.
Denis Follett, Mrs. D. F. Colville, Mrs.
Louis MARI, Mrs. H. r. Curtis, Mrs. j.
w. Thompson, Mrs. w. B. Dixon, Mrs.
Paul Zumback, Mrs. J. L. Watson, Miss
Elsie Shave, Miss Edna Zenzius, Miss
Gertrude Hall.
Current Topics-Mrs. n. R. Curtis,
chairman; Mrs. D. F. Colville.
House-Mrs. j. T. Ingersoll, chair
man; Mrs. J. H. Dickinson, Mrs. Frank
O'Meara, Mrs. J. w. Thompson, Mrs.
A c. Thomson, Mrs. Follett, Miss Mar
jorie Hall.
Reception-Mrs. c. G. Titcomb chair
man; Mrs. E. M. Prouty, Mrs. George
Ranney. Mrs. F. O: Arnold. Mrs. A. G.
Briggs, Mrs J. T. Ingersoll, Mrs. M. F.
Patterson, Mrs. ]. B. Baird, Mrs. v. j.
Hawkins, Mrs. H. S. Cole, Mrs. Denis
Follett, Mrs. r. e. Olds. Mrs. Franklin
Griggs, Mrs. T.. f. Mccormick, Mrs.
Gustav REM. Mrs. Fred Mailer. Mrs.
w. T. Barrett, Mrs. Harry Hemming-
house. Miss Louise Crosby. Miss Helen
Fillebrown, Miss Margaret Merrick,
Miss Edith Macmillan, Miss Cornelia
Lusk, Miss Alice Perry. Miss Ethel
Smith, Miss Bessie Parnell, Miss Flor
ence Petseh, Miss Marion Lindsey, Miss
Neeley, Miss Katherine Hart.
Mrs. James Schoonmaker is chair
man of the press committee.
Miss Katherine Richards Gordon has
accepted an invitation to give a recital
for the Thursday club. The recital will
occur early in the club year.
Mrs De Wolf and Harry E. George
will be the soloists at the House of
Hope this morning. This evening Mrs
De Wolf will sing solo from Sullivans
Light of the World
Edward Collins, the seventeen year
old brother of Mrs. Frank L. Hoffman,
who has been studying at the Chicago
Musical college, has won for the second
time the diamond medal which that in