Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-18
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Minneapolis, at which more than
100000 was offered. including beauti-
full site Of ten acres in the heart Of the
residence portion Of the city, valued at
a memorial to his father. the late
Dorilius Morrison, the first mayor of
Minneapolis. William H. Dunwoody.
chief owner Of the largest hour mill
ing company. headed subscription
list with a gift Of 100000.
The committee having the matter in
charge is now engaged In arranging a
limited competition for the selection Of
an architect, and 1t is the hope and in
tention that the building shall be itself a
work Of art and a source Of pride and
inspiration to the people Of the COM
munity, just as Cass Gilbert's beautiful
capitol at st. Paul has been to the peo-
pie Of the entire state. 1t is not the in.
museum shall be merely place for the
exhibition Of paintings and sculpture F..
w. Clifford. secretary OF the civic COM
mission. says:
Of the art school thus made possible that
the museum shall become a live, con-
structive force In the culture Of the COM
munity. Exhibits of handicraft In wood.
clay, metal and textiles will be contin-
uous for the instruction and encourage
ment of students and workmen engaged
In Industrial art In Minneapolis.
Give All a Chance.
"As you will have seen. the spirit behind
these and similar undertakings In Mime
apolis is the desire and intention that
every citizen, whatever his means or sta
ton, shall have the opportunity to live
q full and generous as well as q sane
and wholesome life: that there shall be
In every part Of the city opportunity for
the exercise Of the natural instincts OF
A. 40 m N
the refinement Of their taste and for the
stimulating Of love for the true and
the beautiful which is part Of the full de-
velopment of that good citizenship upon
which our future welfare depends St..
proud Of its symphony orchestra as OF Its
base ball club. The former has recently
been playing an engagement OF several
weeks at Ravinia Park. Chicago. The
people here rank it third In the United
States. and surpassed only by the SYM
phony orchestras Of New York and Chi
cago. Its excellence is attributed to the
brilliant and powerful leadership OF its
conductor. Emil Oberl! offer. a young Ba-
Seidl in New York, and came to Mime
apolis eight years ago at the invitation
Of the Orchestral Society. The organiza-
ton consists Of over three hundred sub
scribers, who guarantee to meet the de-
ficits, which. last year, after deducting
the value of the subscribers' seats, was
less than OoO-smaller than that left
by any similar association in the United
States.
The orchestra Is composed Of eighty
performers. who, during the season, give
twelve symphony concerts and twenty-one
popular concerts in a hall seating twenty
five hundred people, and there is seldom
an unoccupied seat. During the past year
the orchestra has given 158 concerts out
side of Minneapolis, the tour extending
from Winnipeg to Ohio. and for the COM
ing year engagements have been made
for IT'S concerts the tour extending a.
far south as Birmingham. Ala.