The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-18


We are going to have plenty Of op-
Henry W. Savage now announces that
he will give three evening performances
and Wednesday matinee, commencing
March 20, in the Metropolitan theater.
Mr.. Savage will have his New York
cast and scenery and an orchestra Of
sixty musicians.
part@ TIM n' Of the pJ Johnson ' School 0 of of
Music will give a recital Monday even
ing in the school auditorium. Those
who will take part are Dora Anderson,
Agnetta Hong, Bella Woolpy, Lolita
Gray, Bernice King, Ferna Belanger,
Lydia Matz, Mabel Simpson and Annie
Swensen.
Misses Bessie Chamberlain and Els
telle Jones will assist with songs and
recitations.
The quartet Of Plymouth church as
sisted by chorus will give Spohr's
oratorio 1.-THE Last Judgment, Sun
day evening, Feb. 20, under the direc.
ton of the organist, Hamlin Hunt.
Selections from the oratorio EN-
MANUEL by Henry Leslie, a famous
English conductor and composer, will
be given tomorrow morning in the First
in this country. Clarence A. Marshall is
organist and director. John A. Jaeger
will take the place Of Trafford Jayne in
the choir.
There will be patriotic music in the
Church Of the Redemer tomorrow morn.
ing and evening to supplement DR..
Shutters talks in memory of Washing
ton.
n
soloist at two concerts in Crookston,
| Mimi, recently when a splendid new
pipe organ was dedicated in the First
Congregational church. Mrs. Jones is
a favorite in Crookston and her songs
were received with enthusiasm.
One Of the pretty events of the week
| given by Mrss Jennie De Wolf Gather
wood, at her studio in the Medica
! block, to introduce her pupil, Miss
Kathryn Coonan.
Miss Coonan was assisted by Miss
Julia Di Cynthia, another pupil Of Mrs
Catherwood's, Miss Boyd, violinist ane
Miss Bowen, pianist, Mrs. Gather
and as it was St. Valentines day, tn.
decorations were ropes of smilax inter
twined with scarlet hearts. Red can
dies with red shades and red roses were
also used. At the close of the program
frappe was served in Miss Newman y
| studio. This was Miss Coonan's frs
appearance and altho she is young
! student, she shows great technical skill
and poise. Her voice is clear and fresl
and of fine quality. Her enunciatio1
also is remarkably clear and easy, AM
her personality charming. ~: y
A Swedish May festival has been de
cided upon for May by the Wenner
berg Choral club. The festival will un
doubtedly be held in the new Audi
torium, and the program will be ont
of more than usual interest. The ar
rangements are in the hands of a gen
eral committee, consisting of Axel An
derson, Professor P. V. Malm, Albin E
Ogren, Victor E. Bodien and Matilda
Tigerhjelm The large chorus will
meet every Tuesday evening in Grac,
church, Seven Corners, to rehearse thu
songs that will be sung, and all ole
members of the club, as we'll as any
other singers who wish to sing will
., the chorus, are requested to join now
BY request the male chorus will sine
Grieg's eden Store hvide fox which
was first introduced to a Minneapolis
audience by this chorus at the club Z
concert in the university armory las
May, and was also sung by the Lunt
student chorus about two months late1
at the same place. Twosor three noted
Isoloists will be engaged for the festival