The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-27

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Dovre, singing. society, and readings by
Mrs. Marion Olive Dormelly and Mrs.
Ida Sjoblom Dearborn. Ice cream and
cake will be served after the program.
A lawn social will be given by the
Wennerberg Choral club at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Anderson, 927 Thir-
in the interest Of the Chicago festival
Of the American Union of Swedish
Singers, which will be held July 20-24.
An interesting musical program will be
given and refreshments will be served.
The Wennerberg club is arranging for
val, and is endeavoring to get a very
low railroad rate for the occasion.
Judging from the numerous inquiries by
| out of town people, the excursion prom
ises to be well attended and it is the
aim of the Chicago committee to make
| the affair the grandest Swedish singing
| festival ever held.
The monthly musical service will be
given tomorrow evening. in Plymouth
church under the direction of Hamlin
II. Hunt. The program will include or
gan numbers, trio, solos and anthems.
| At Westminster church tomorrow eye
ning,t the Choral Union ! of Manchester
college, consisting of go voices, led by
H. E. Phillips, and assisted by Messrs.
Morris and Ravenscroft Of the West
Minister quartet, will present the can
tata, 'Olivet to Calvary s.rs. :.
The choral society of Our Saviour s
Lutheran church will give a concert, in
answer to numerous requests, Friday
evening, in the church. The seloists
will be Mrs. Inez Eurke, Joseph Kvit-
tum, Heinrich Gunnerson and Jacob L..
Hort. s
Miss lone Prodger and Miss Lillian
Crew have finished the teachers course
Music, and will give piano recital
Monday evening in Conservatory hall.
Miss Myrtle Chamberlain, soprano, will
assist in the program. 80. &c.
Miss Grace Ketcham will give piano
recital to mark her completion of the
teachers' course at the Northwestern
Conservatory Friday evening in Con
servatoryz hall. L. L. Williams, barry
tone, will be the assisting soloist.
! Misses Estelle Kennedy, Frances An
derson, Minneapolis; Teolina Mikkel-
! son of Kerkhoven, Mimi, and Miss Iva
i Scarborough of the Johnson school, will
give their graduation recital in johnson
hall, Friday evening. They viii be
: assisted in the program by Miss Marlet-
! ia Craig, reader, and Miss Elizabeth
Chamberlain.
The pupils Of Mrs. johanna Holtzer-
mann Madden gave recital this af
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Madden
COS Seventeenth avenue S. Those who
took part were Ely Jones, Ruth Web
ster, Marion Webster, Ruth Wymaaln
Esther Brown, ,-Kathery'n,, Wasmnth
erson, Ethel Armstrong, Katherine
Fjelde and Alice Pratt. Miss Rather
J inc Hallum, a pupil Of Fraulein Stue
becke, assisted with vocal numbers.
> An interesting program was giver
:; by the piano pupils of MisssD oreas En-
: mel, lat the residence of Mrs. J.W. Say
/ age, Portland avenue, this week. En-.
2 Fsemble numbers were i int
: ing pupils took part in the program
e. Misses Edith Haggard, Helen Haines
e Florence Perkins, Tomine Signal, Flor
s ence Themes, Viola Miner, Lillian Dick
9 inson, Helen Bixby, Ethel Chandler, lit
tie Frances Putnam, Carol Pettigrev
and Master Harold Savage.
t Of recitals arranged by J.Victor Berg
= quist will be given Wednesday evening
= in the Unitarian church. Mrs. Ida S
, Dearborn, reader, will assist in the pro
t gram. The musicians will be Mise
Wahlquist, Carlson, Peterson, Roe
Z dell and Williams. s,:a=so>@ .s.7s-. .yse-
h Miss Nellie McAllister,4 a pupil of W
: M. Crosse, will give a piano recital a
y Stanley Hall Conservatory, Monda,
Il evening, Miss McAllister will be assist
ed by Miss Clara Thompson, vocalist
!, and Miss Verna Bohlke, accompanist.