The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-20
MUSIC

A concert of more than ordinary in
terest is the one to be given in the
Bethlehem Norwegian Lutheran church,
Eighteenth street and Fourteenth ave
nue. S, Monday evening, for the benefit
of the pipe organ fund OF the church.
Maude Timer Jones will sing the SPLEEN
did solo part in the Inf mia! nat IS, Of
odo sDa Thor ,asul' of Benson, MINI, said
to be one of the most. genial cello
turn turn e. Oh. No. e" by hopin-servais,
and "Fantasie Russo" by Franchom-
me- Knute Ekman, the Swedish barry
tone, will sing "Face to Face and a
neW and very hy itgTestag eqmPog Rasn
HID Holmquist, the little child soprano,
who has a most wonderful voice, will
sing ."The Pearly Gates and Golden.
Mollie Martinson will give piano solo,
Marcus Finseth a trombone solo, and
the church choir will besides assisting
Mrs. Jones in the ssta6at Mater
sing, Lindblad 5! wonderfully effective
"Fourth Psalm - By special request
1t will repeat, as an Z extra number,
Haydn s ''The Heavens Are Telling
which created such "a stir :at the last
concert. The seasons tickets to the
lecture and concert. course are good for
GllS COuCSIl. So 80 80 :
Miss Jessamine Allen, Miss Pearl
Mckay Of Redwood Falls, and Miss
| Mabel Hansen, pupils of Gustavus
johnson, will give their graduation re-
cital Wednesday evening in johnson
hall. Mrs. j. N. Collins will assist with
| vocal numbers and Miss Alice O'Con-
nell will give recitations. ..~.
Miss Thekla Wahlquist will give a
recital Tuesday evening in the piano
parlors, COG Nicollet. avenue: :, The pro-
gram is the fourth in a series of reel
tails arranged by H. Victor Bergquist
for his pupils The fifth and last of the
series will be given in the Unitarian
church Wednesday, May 81. Miss
Agnes Lewis will assist Miss VAIL
quist in the program Tuesday.
The Boys Choral club. under the di'
rection of o. B. Bass, will give. an en-
tertainment Wednesday evening in
Durham s hall, Twentieth and Dupont
avenues N, for the benefit Of the Ep
worth Lea rue of Forest Heights church
The proceeds will be used for the piano
fund The boys will have the assist
ance of several men in their program.
Miss Grace Adair and Miss Hermins
Irsfeld have completed the teachers
course at the Northwestern Conseerva
tory of Music. Miss Adair will give
piano recital Friday evening in Con
servatory hall, assisted by Matthew
Willing, and Miss Irsfeld' will give {
| program next Saturday evening, as
sisted by A. j. Gahring.
| A concert will be given Tuesda,
| evening in the Norwegian-D Bap
| fist church, Seventh street and Thlr
teenth avenue S.
| William S. McPhail, the violinist
| who has been in Berlin during the las
| year, has been very successful IN NJ
| Studies. Mr.. McPhail has played Il
the American church in Berlin durln
the season. which is considered quite, a
honor, especially for a student, as tina
| church is famous for it's fine music. Il
| will continue his studies in Berlin TO
the next two years. ~..' ;
F. Melius Christensen. violinist an
musical director of St. Olaf s college
day evening at St. Agatha s next Nor
day evening at St. Agathe5s conserVa
tory, St. Paul. He will be assisted D
Miss Eulalie Cheuevert, the well-knoW
pianist of this city. -. 49, .--