The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11
BEFORE THE PUBLIC EYE.

A large and appreciative audience en-
joyed the program which was given last
evening in DANA hall by the Danish
Singing society. The chorus work Of
the club was exceedingly good and
showed careful training: Axel Skovv-
gard gave several violin solos, with
his usual skill, and his numbers were re-
Gjertsen has sweet soprano voice and
her solos were among the good things
on the program. Misses Christina Nils
son and Irene Brown contributed piano
numbers, which they gave with musical
understanding.
The Holy Rosary Dramatic club was
Gentleman to an abrupt close last
evening, owing to the sudden illness Of
Miss Rosemary Malloy, who took the
part of Florence Meredith. Miss NAL
10y was taken i'll during the first act,
and, much to the disappointment of au-
dience, club and actors, the play had to
| be stopped. No matinee performance
WAS given this afternoon, but those who
hold tickets will find them good for the
hopes to satisfy its patrons at an early
date, as Miss Malloy's illness is not So
rious. r II n&s >1.zn -
Mrs. Josephine Bonaparte Rice will
give an illustrated reading Of "Ben
| Hur' in Plymouth church, Monday
! evening, for the benefit Of st. John +
Evangelical Lutheran church. z. =
Van Duzee will direct the stereopticon1
soprano solos. -.ss'.. r.. ; 4.=.
The st. Elizabeth's Dramatic club
will present "Miss Civilization,
comedy by Richard Harding Davis, with
a musical program, tomorrow evening
in the school hall, Eighth street ane
Fifteenth avenue S. II" o. IT,
| An old-time school exhibition, and {
prize spelling match will be given IL
Richmond hall, Wednesday evening, un
4 der the auspices Of Columbia circle, No
z, Ladies' Of the G.. A. R. The proceed
; win be given to the National Memoria
university at Mason City, Iowa.
The second recital this season by. tn
pupils Of the DRAMATIC department. o
day evening The program will consis
Of a comedy in three acts, "Breez,
Point" by Helen Marshall Locke
There are thirteen characters in tn
play and most Of the girls in the cas-
, are advanced pupils, who have been re
hearsed for the past SIX weeks by MI
| and Mrs. Charles NJ. Holt. Those VIII
, will take part are Misses Minnie Jo1
gensen, Elizabeth Gerard, Eta Farms
! worth, Estelle Jones, Mary Wolk, Nan
, cy Brewster, Grace Sutton, Katherin
) Lee, Vera Dahlstrom, Jean tombstone
Marietta Craig, Anna Heritage and AID
Bennett. Music will be given by mem
? bers Of the piano department. of tn
) school, Hattie Rosander, Jessamine Al
len and Esther, Dahlstrom.
The Mission Band of Bethlehem Luth
!, eran church will give an entertainer
Monday afternoon and evening in tn
church. There will bea program an
: sale at 3 pm, supper from $3.50 to 8:3
, pm, and in the evening, the program
! will be given by s. H. Holstad, NJ.
. Finseth, Adolph Olson, the Mission Ban
!, Bethlehem church octet, Miss Jennie Al
derson, Katherine Hallum, Birdie Al
! derson and Mrs. N. B. Thvedt.
Rev. DIR. Arthur B. Dunno Of Ea
: Claire will lecture on THE Huma
Violin,v Wednesday evening in tn
Church Of the immaculate ConceI
: ton.
: The Alpha Phi society Of Gethseman
! church will give an entertainmen
Wednesday evening in Knickerbocke
! hall. The farce, The Man Trickster,