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! i - " ^--—-Minnetonka—Doramati- * -..*liW-^o and Socia*l THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL. Sunday, May 27; 1906. ill • I p men, teachers, civil engineers, mer­ chants, etc. Among them are many AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS famous student singers, . * Hugo Lindquist, a prominent Mu­ NO MUSIC FOR THE sician, choirmaster of the Maria church IflCTDflDni ITAil( Monday, Tuesday and Wed- of Stockholm, is the director of the & |||k I nUrULI I AH 1 nesday Evenings. Special chorus. The soloist of the trip will be Mr. Hushey, who is possessed of a BEST LONDON HOTEL L. N. 800TT, Manager. I Matinee Decoration Day. splendid voice and is always well re­ '-* ' THE 8WEOI8H DRAMATIC CLUB WITH ceived. The Minneapolis concert will w MyricAt be given at the Auditorium, June 28. EUTEBPEAN~CLUB. Costliest Hostelry of British Capi- MtSS IDA OSTERGREN The Girls' Glee club1 of the univer­ from Stockholm In sity has been secured to sing at the - tal Will Cater to Aristo­ THE EVER POPULAR FOLK PLAYS meeting of the Federation of Women, to be neld in the university armory cratic Conservatives. Friday evening, June 1. It had been J£T HOWABJ) 3QABPMmf arranged that the club should sing at Nerkingarns Vermlendingarne the reception at the statehouse, but Mon. and Wed. Evenings. Tuesday Evening. because of the size and character of the New York Herald Special Oable Service, Copy­ DECORATION DAY MATINEE. TWO WITTY COMEDIE8. ** function it was thought best to make right, 1906, by the New York Herald, Patriotic 8ongs and National Dances. directed by E. C. Lawton, formerly of "Good Night" quartet from Flotow's the change. The club will repeat Ticket*—$1, 75c, 50c, 35c, 25c," MXJSIOAL EVENTS THIS WEEK the Epiphany church in Chicago, but "Martha." The program will be di­ Elgar's "Snow," to be sung with the London, May 26.—Today one of the for the past year in charge of the vided into two parts, the first consist­ two violin obligatos, which will bo most wondrous buildings London has This Evening—"Btabat Mater," music at St. Paul's. ing of glees, choruses and part songs, played as at the annual concert, by yet Seen opens to the public. It is the «y-E&.^..T?iAY 31, JUNE I and i at Hennepin Avenue M. E. church, The choral work was unusually good while part two will consist of various Mrs. Carlyle M. Scott and Miss Graee new Ritz hotel. Built on the-site oc­ quartet and chorus. and spoke volumes for the careful work operatic selections.- There are forty- Golden. The two other numbers to be cupied by the Wallingham house, this "Daughter of Jainis," at St. and thoro musicianship of the new di­ five members of the choir, and the pro­ given are the arrangement of Kjerulf 's new hostelry far and away eclipses Mark's pro-cathedral. Full vested rector. The "Song of the. Tritons" ceeds will be devoted to the choir fund. "Last Night" and the "Carmina" any other hotel here in point of its choir. and the "Soldiers' Chorus" from This year the boys will camp at Christ­ waltz song. luxury. i ? Monday Evening—Piano recital, mas lake. One dining room in gold is a marvel NAT. C GOODWIN "Faust" were especially pleasing. The club netted $135 from its re­ Misses King, Eddy and Heimerd- Miss Pearce's numbers were delightful, of beauty^ while the vast long corri­ and His Company Presenting His Great Farce Comedy Success -S inger, Johnson school auditorium. cent concert at the First Baptist especially the "Noon and Night" of MISS DOELTZ'S PUPILS. churchy •) dor, with its> Savonneriet carpet, which Piano recital, Eleanor Bucknam, Coweni Miss Love's readings were Next Friday evening the pupils of cost 208,000 francs, has at the center Recital hall, Metropolitan Music greatly appreciated and she was in­ Miss Bertha "Doeltz will tender their opposite the main entrance a glorious building. POPULAR SINGING CLASSES. palm garden, with a fountain at tho "THE GENIUS" 1 stantly encored. * Matthew Crawford, friends a recital at Studio hall. 804 Tuesday Evening—Benefit concert tho boy soprano of the choir, made a There will be a rally or final gath- back with rarely sculptured bronze fig­ By W. C. de Ml lie, Author of "Strong heart," and Cecil de Mllle, Preceded by tendered Adolph Olsen, Swedish Nicollet avenue. They will be assisted ing of all the Popular Singing classes hit wih Rhys-Herbert's "Visitors" by Thomas McCracken, tenor. The pro­ ures in pure Louis XVI style. the One-Act Character 8tudy Temple, Seventh street and Tenth and O. P. Hand sang "O Hear the Wild organized in this city during the past There will be no music. Every other avenue S. gram to be given is as follows : season at the Central Baptist church, Thursday Evening—Piano recital, Winds Blow" very effectively. Pastoral* Schumann hotel-restaurant in London todav has Henrietta Reuss*. corner Fourth avenue S and Grant music. Some people like it; others hate Bernard Dahl, First Unitarian street, tomorrow evening, to close the church. , MR& LBMBECK'S PUPILS. Rererto .Schist* it. People who come to live in a hotel "IN A BLAZE OF GLORY"; i ' Willie Pleters, season's work, This meeting was to for a long period get terribly tired of Concert by All Saints' vested | The fourth annual ooncert of the "Tannhausor" March (two pianos) Wagner have been held last Monday, but the By Paul Armstrong, Author of "Heir to the Hoorah." % choir, at Parish hall, St. Mark's pupils of Mrs. A. J. Lembeok took' the band day after day. Such residents Meda Hoppe, Alma Holzsbuh, Laura Hall inclemency of the weather prevented a are expected to form the majority of MR. GOODWIN IN BOTH PLAYS. % church. place last Tuesday evening at the re­ Casstday, Byrdice Doelte. Friday Evening—Piano recital. cital hall of the Metropolital Musio (a) "A Red, Red Rose" Hastings full attendance. the clients of the new Ritz. They will Prices 25c to $2.00. i Seat Sale Monday* Misses Morgan, Bergstadi and company, which was completely filled (b) "Whfti Song le Sweet" Sans Soiwl not be forced to listen to music which Schanfeld, Johnson auditorium. by the friends of the young performers. Thomas 0. McCracken. . HERE AND THERE. they do not care about. There will be Piano recital, pupils Miss Bertha The program was a varied one, includ­ Minuet . ,„ Paderewski no suppers served. In other words, the Alma Holzshnh. Miss Linda Robbeoke of Thief River Falls management does not wish to attract 22SL, SUNDAY MATINEE, JUNE a Doeltz, Studio Arcade hall, 804 ing numbers for the piano, banjo, guitar Impromptu (Op. 90, No S) .Schubert Nicollet. sang a soprano solo at the St. John the Evan­ that somewhat gay and giddv section and mandolin. A novelty was the Byrdlce Doeltz. gelist church, Sixteenth avenue N and Tlhrd "Yankee Boys' March" played by Valse Brllllante (two pianos) Moszkowski t of transients which rush in to feed and THE " <$> street, last Sunday morning. rush out. three mandolins, a guitar and a banio, Elfrleda Reusse, Alma Holeshuh, Haeel The "U" Girls' Glee club is planning for a STATE MUSIC TEACHERS TO MEET with piano accompaniment. All of the Lunke, Clara Mantbey. busy season next year. Concerts will probably ''Der Ltndenbaum'' Schubert-Lisst An event of importance to the music performers acquitted themselves admir­ be given ut St. Paul, Furlbault and Mankato, The action of Carter's Little Liver ably. Those who participated were Meda Hoppe. as well as the annual event here. Pills is pleasant, mild and natural. teachers of the state and to the musi­ "Caraena" Somerest Mme Sembrlch raised $1,300 of the benefit cians of the twin cities, is the ap- Misses Florence Glassburner, Lillian Thomas lay evening, June 9. Friends of Adolph Olsen, the clever ing June 5, when Miss Esther Fillmore appear in ooncert in America next season. THE BEST ACTING COMPANY EVER HEBE IN STOCK. young violinist of this city, have ar­ Tliaddeus Rleh has been appointed concert- The program for the meeting includes of Winnipeg gives a graduation pro­ FLORENCE STONE, HJARRINGTON REYNOLDS, ranged a testimonial concert in his be­ gram. June 6, Bernice Morrison, an master of the Philadelphia orchestra and wiU two organ recitals, one by O. B. Bass, assume his duties ns such next season. L.EILA SHAW, A. B. BEASLEY, assisted by David F. Colville, and the half to be held at the Swedish temple, exceptionally talented child of 12 years, BLANCHE DOUGLAS, LEWIS S. STONE, Tenth avenue and Seventh street 8., Wasilly Safonoff has signed the contract un­ other by Kenneth Eunkel, assisted by renders an interesting program. June der which he will conduct the New York Phil- LYCEMU CARRIE CLARK WARD, CHARLES BALSAR, W. W. Nelson. Two state talent con­ Tuesday evening, May 29. Mr. Olsen, 11, Miss Lillie Godfrey of Ortonville, hat iconic orchestra for three years. HAZEL BUOKHAM, W. H. MURDOCK, certs have heen arranged, which will who has been studying several years and June 13. Miss Clara Hegge of Sigfrled Wagner, according to a message from GENEVIEVE URQUHART, CHAS. C. BURNHAM. be participated in by Clara Williams, Hatton, N. D., give recitals to com­ Bayreuth, has just finished a new opera, to be Beginning Sunday, May 27 PBICES—EVEBY NIGHT, 10c, 25c and 50c. NO HIGHER. entitled "The Law of the Stars." The opera- Mrs. W. N. Porteous, Mrs. Carlyle M. plete the teacher's course. June 12 is MATINEE-2:30 Scott, Miss Ednah F. Hall. Eugene children's recital, June 14, the twenty- house at Hamburg is fo be selected for the MATINEES—Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 10c and 25c. Skaadeii, Olaf Hals, U. S. Kerr, Carlo first performance. 8; 30 EVERY NIGHT 8:30 first annual commencement concert in Lina Abarbanell, the young German lyric Fischer and Carlyle M. Scott of this the Unitarian church, June 15, the an­ soprano, will sing with the Savage forces next city: Louise Taylor and Bessie G-odkin nual alumni reunion. season. of St. Paul, and Mrs. Lucia Judd Mc- The deficit for the Philadelphia orchestra sea­ Auhffe and Franz Schultz of Duluth. son just closed is $45,103, the smallest in the There will also be a Minnesota compos­ BERNHARD DAHL'S OONCERT. history of the organization. -IN- ers' concert, at which the compositions Bernhard Dahl, one of the leading The "Moscow Trio," Lhevlnne, pianist; Alt- MATINEE Today, 2:30 of J. Victor Bergquist, Robert G. Gale, younger pianists of this city, whose schuler, 'cellist, and Petschnlkoff, violinist, will Hamlin H. Hunt, Clarence A. Marshall, graduation recital some two or three tour America next season. TONIGHT AT 8:15 years ago will be remembered for its The Pittsburg orchestral season closes with a A. M. Shuey, S. Clay Gilbert and Gus- deficit of $81,194, being $8,000 less than last and ALL WEEK tavus Johnson of this city will be giv­ brilliancy, will appear at the First Uni­ 1 season. en. Out-of-town composers represented tarian church in recital next Thursday Olive Fremsted will not sing with the Metro­ on this program will be Mrs. T. A. evening. His program is a tremendous politan operahouse forces next season. Whitwoith of Stillwater; Mrs. J. H. one and will test his prowess as a Rafael Joscffy has resigned the pianoforte pro­ Confusion ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY Burnham of Moorhead; and W. W. pianist. It is as follows:' fessorship in the New York National Conserva­ Joseph Shipment, New Amsterdam Theatre, N. V., Presents Nelson, Dr. W. Rhys-Herbert and Har­ (a^ "Album Leaf* Grieg tory of Music and his place will be taken by old G. Tregillus of St. Paul. Saffonoff, who, it is said, will receive $20 an (b) Valse Grtog hour for his services. Sonata Allegro, Adagio, Mtanetto, Hondo, k farce comedg The special features in the way of en­ "Perpetuum Mobile" for right hand Mme. Nordlca, it is said, is planning to head her own opera company under the management T u e d tertainment will be a concert by Von "Weber Segnlar Matinees !^r^y a n | 8% Charles W. Clark, barytone, of Paris, "Perpetaum Mobile" for left hand of Henry Russell. VIRGINIA DREW TRESCOTT and Miss Mary Angell, pianist, of Chi­ Weber-Brahms Kubellk and his wife sailed for Europe last (a) Notturne, Op. 55, No. 2 Chopin Sunday .IN. cago; and two lectures by Frederick L. W. Ballard has been engaged to give an EXTRA MATINEE W Root of Chicago. There will be the (b) Polonaise, Op 40, No. 2 Chopin Novelette, Op. 21, No. 1 .....Schumann organ concert at the opening of a new organ Decoration Day, Wednesday, MAT 30 usual "round tables" for the discus­ Rhapsodie No. 14 Llsst recently purchased by the Methodist church at sion of various phases or music, the or­ Fairmont. gan, the piano, the voice and the Miss Irene Wood, pupil of Miss Blanche E Week Q A STRANGER W A strings. Miss Helen Trask of this city THE "STABAIT MATER." Strong, recently gave a charming piano recital JUNE«3 STRANGE LAND_ When Knighthood \f Flower will have ..charge of the. public school ^At _the Hennepin. Avenue M. Un­ at St. M*en'« hallr P*rlb«ult. _~ , music section. All sessions will be held church this evening the quartet choir, Miss Mdtoel Augustine is studying violin with -ANOTHER COMEDY- ADOLPH OLSEN, Sevcig in Prague, Bohemia. She practices seven at Plymouth church. The complete For Whom a Testimonial Concert Will consisting of Mrs. William Gordon hours a day. ' Supported by program will be published next week. , - Be£$Hw>n. Brackett, soprano; Miss Edith Pearce, The pupils of F. Adelbert Redfield, including contralto; D. Alvin Da vies, tenor, and Hugo Burleson and Miss Mabel Rice participated U. S. Kerr, barytone, assisted by a full with him last Monday evening in a musical at JOHN J. FAR.RXLL and a Notable Cast of Players. ST. OLAF STUDENTS. rt chorus, will sing Rossini >s Stabat Mr. Redfleld's home, 15 Fifteenth street N. SPECIAL—I particularly commend this engagement to local theatergoers, offer­ The Student Military band from St. under F. Melius Christiansen, leaves Winfred H. Larkin assisted. Olaf's college at Northneld, is about Mater." The entire work will be un­ LECTURE! ing as It does at popular prices a beautiful play, Interpreted by a sterling actress next month for Europe where he will der the direction of Dr. W. Rhys-Her­ starting out on its journey to Norway, pursue his Musical work under Hans and a most talented company, with an elaborate scenic Investiture. This en­ to show the folk of the fatherland what bert, the organist and director. The Save Money by buying your shirts di­ "The Soul of Brotherhood" Sitt of Leipzig, Germany, using the day's programs are as follows: rect from manufacturers. Langley & gagement can be consistently styled a theatrical event, and Is worthy the patron­ the Norwegians in America can do, and same method 'fie used with Mr. Chris­ on the way will give several concerts, Organ, Andante Oantabile Tschalbmsky Johnson, 612 First avenue S. age of all amusement-lovers.—THEO. L. HAYS. beginning with the initial concert at tiansen, who 1B a pupil of- the German Anthem, "Father, la Thy Mysterious Miss Alice Bolting ^— the Auditorium, Thursday evening, June master. Presence" .Soott Representative of the Universal Broth­ 7. Following this there will be concerts The concert will be one :of great Offertory KeUer's American Hymn TCF7TT I ^**e Funniest of all Mwsicol Farce Comedies merit, as the assisting artists are among Postlude. erhood and Theosophlcal Society, of at St. Paul, Chicago and New York which Katherlne Tlngley la leader city. The band consists exclusively of the best in the northwest. The pro­ EVENING. KLAD0~WRlfES~B00K St Olaf students, and, is a larger musi­ gram is as follows: "Stabat Mater," by Rossini. and official head. WEEK My Wife's Family cal organization than has ever toured "Nor»e, Norge" .'....^ .....Selmer Introduction and Chorus "Stabat Mater" FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH, Norway. Kormaendenes Sengforening; Erik Oulia. Solo "OuJuS Anlmam" director. Mr. Darles. Eighth street, corner Mary place, Sun­ By royal decree the instruments of (a) "Boman.ce" Svendsen Duet ..,.,,.., "Quia Est Homo" ON TOGO'S VICTORY day evening, May 27th, at 8 o'clock. the 'band and all printed matter used to (b) "The Son of the Paszta" Kelar-Bela Mrs. Brackett and Miss Pearce. The'public Is inivted. * advertise the twenty-four concerts will 'Adolph Olsen. Solo "Pro Peccatis" (a) "Kllnger de Toner milde" ...lAssen Mr. Kerr. Stelnway piano used. be admitted free of duty. The first Solo and chorus "Eia Mater" concert will be at Christiania on the (b) "Who Is.gylTia" „..Schubert Jacob L. Ejort. Selo, Mr. Kerr. One of London's Important New American national holiday, July 4, when (a) "Dltes Mbl" Nerln Quartet ."Sancta Mater" THE ST. PAUL the American colony will turn out in (b) "SI Mes Vers Avaient des a-lles Hahn Solo .."Fac TJt Portem" force. The Drontheim concert will be in (c) "Where Blossoms Grow" Miss Pearce. Books Tells of Japan the great cathedral in which King Haa­ Solo and chorus "Inflammatus" SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Gertrude Sans Souol Solo, Mrs. Brackett WONDERLAND kon and Queen Maud are to be crowned. ,Vaud Ulmer Jones. Sea, Battle. All the decorations are to be left for (a) "Romance" Christiansen Quartet "Quando Corpus" 7 Chorus ...."Amen" ASSOCIATION the American lads' concert. (b) "Serenade' Drdla Adolph Olsen. Announce the engagement of One of the leading numbers to be pre­ "I Jotunheimen" Ole Olsen sented at the concert here as Well as en PLYMOUTH CHURCH. Normaendenes Sangforenlng. New York Herald Speoial Cable Service. Copy­ Mr. N. 8. Emanuel of Brooklyn, R. Y., tour will be Grieg's "Landsighting,' "Sixth Concerto" De Beriot A musical service has been arranged right, 1906, by the New York Herald. as conductor of orchestra and choral concertB for OPED FOR THE SEASON! which has been arranged for the band. Adolph Olsen. for this evening at Plymouth church Dy the season of 190&-19G7. at the special request of the grand old amlin Hunt, the organist and musical London, May 26.—Two books inter­ It is especially Important tftat all instrumental­ Norwegian composer. In the band ar­ PUPILS' RECITALS. Srector. The quartet, consisting of esting as studies of sea power will ap­ ists desirous of becoming members of this or­ rangement, the solo will be taken by Mrs. H."E. Rose, soprano; Miss Agnes pear shortly with Hodder & Stoughton. chestra file their applications at once with R, Misses Bernice King and Hazel Eddy The first, by the Bussian captain, Kla- K. Armstrong Dyer building, St. Paul, Minn., the barvtone horn- One of the pleas­ of this citv and Miss Viola Heimer- Lewis, contralto; Frank H. Eorsell, as MR. EMANUEL will begin the selection of ant things in connection with the dinger of Kew Paynesville, Minn., all tenor, and W. N. Nourse, bass, will ren­ do, is an account of the naval fight musicians this week. Norwegian trip is the invitation of the pupils of Gustavus Johnson, will give der the following program} which Togo won in the Sea of Japan. A full roster of all available members in the management of the main railroad of a graduation recital tomororw evening Organ prelude, "Meditation," elegy from The other book, which is by Edward twin cities and vicinity is wanted Send name Norway extended to the band to be its inlhe school auditorium. They will be first suite Borowski IPraser, carries the reader back to and address (mentioning Instrument). guests on a special trip. This is the assisted by Miss Alice O'Connell, Anthem, "O Thou Whose Power Tremen­ Trafalgar. It is a study of the battle oldest railroad in Norway. • reader, in the following program : dous" Spicker as it seemed to the Irench and the Trio from "Creation," On Thee Bach Liv­ Spaniards, and what they went thru The band contains about fifty musi­ Senate, Op. 27 ('Moonlight*') Beethoven Journal Automobile Tonrs cians and will be directed thruout the ing Soul Awaits Haydn under fire. Among other new docu­ Caprice Paganinnl-Schumann Mrs. HOBS,. Mr. Forssell, Mr. Nourse. ments given in the book is the French entire tour by F. Melius Chvstianson. Caprice Espagnole Hoszkovrski Solo, "I Will Give You Rest" Cowen Seeing Minneapolis Miss Ring. Trafalgar dispatch which Napoleon Miss Agnes Lewis. suppressed. MR. TWINNING'S PUPILS. "The Hazing of Valiant" ...Williams Anthem, "God Is a Spirit" Bennett Seeing the Twin Cities Miss O'Connell. Organ offertory, Nocturne ....Dethler Fred T. James' forthcoming book Conducted by the Motor Service Co An enioyable concert was given last Concertstueck Ohaminade Duet from "Prodigal Son" Vincent on "Heresies pt Sea Power" will refer TOXTB NO. 1.—"Seeing Minneapolis" ears Friday evening at the Unitarian church ' 'Barcarole'' (June) » Tchaikowski Te Deum in B minor Buck leave Journal building 9.30, 1.30, 4 p.m. Polonaise Brllllante Mllde especially to some of the theories asso­ by the pupils of T. V. Twinning. Miss Organ finale from Seventh Sonate Guilmant ciated with the name of Captain Mahan. Beats , $1 00. Two-hour tour. Sue Shield sang several numbers with Miss Helmerflinger. TOUB NO. 2.—"Seeing the Twin Cities" her usual style and finish. Sidney "Biff Perkins" Phelps At about the time when the marriage cars leave Journal building 1:80 p.m. Miss O'Connell. MISS BUOENAM'S PROGRAM of Princess Ena to the king of Spain Seats, $3.00. Five-hour tour. Morse delighted the audience with his Concerto in O minor (Andante and Allegro The program to be presented by Miss will be taking place, an appropriate TOUB. NO. 3.—"Evening Tour" cars leave rendition of the solo "Come Into the Vivace) Mendelssohn Eleanor Bucknam at her piano recital volume will be issued by Methuen, en­ Journal building 7*30 p.m. Seats $100. Garden, Maud." Miss Amy Frey Bomanze, Op. 28 ...... ^....Schumann tomorrow evening: at the Metropolitan Spin around lakes and boulevards with Valse.dPp. S4 Moszkowski titled "Spain and the Spaniards.'' The stop at grand concert at Lake Harriet dur­ gave some good piano numbers. Miss w Music store recital hall, is an elaborate author, Edward Hutton, has made a Ethel Stenson sang "The Nightingale" Miss Mir. ing season. one and well calculated to display her pilgrimage to Spain and by living Modern Touring Oars, Expert Chauffeurs. by Verdi, in good voice. The playing r—— qualifications as a pianist. It is as fol­ among the people has sought to im­ Tickets on sale at Journal office. Reser­ of Jensen's "The Mill," and Heller's Misses Elizabeth Morgan of Ottawa, lows: merse himself in the history and tradi­ vations may be made by phone. "Tarantella" by Harold Stutsman Minn., and Huldah Bergstadi of this Persian Song Burmeister tions as Well as in the modern spirit was remarkable for a boy of 11. The city, pupils of Miss Swanberg, and Miss Rondo Brllllante , ». Weber of the land he has described, the cities, Many New Big Features! reading of the trial scene from "The Prelude, Op. 28, No. 15 Chopin country districts, cathedrals, art gal­ Merchant of Venice" by Miss Blanch Sarah Schanfeld of this city, pupil of "Hark, Hark, the Lark" Schubert-Liszt Miss Burton, will give a graduation Nocturnette Schuett leries and inhabitants. There are twen­ Dewey Theatre Continuous from 1 p. m. Booth added much to the enjoyment of recital at the Johnson school auditorium En Courant Godard ty-four illustrations in color. the evening. Others taking part in Venetian Barcarolle Godard to midnight. Admission 10c the program were Mrs. Judd, the next Friday evening, assisted by Miss Llebeswalzer Moszkowski Another Book on Spain. Etta Earnsworth. Their program Concerto in G minor (finale) Mendelssohn Misses Hufnail, Kern, Himes, Riggs, will be: Orchestral parts at second piano played by The same royal ceremony win prob­ Mat. Today ^Tonight Thomas, Taylor, Watt Bowen, Castle, Sonata, Op. 3, No. 1, Prestissimo....Beethoven Miss Strong. ably push forward the publication of Berry, and Messrs. Warner, Huestis, Major General Seymour's "Saunter- Engstrom. "To Spring" Grieg Valse Moszkowski PARK AVENUE CHURCH. ings in Spain, Barcelona, Madrid, Tole­ Mffts Morgan. do, Cardova, Seville and Granada." Williams' Ideals Selected reading • Today *s music at Park Avenue Con­ Minnesota State Music Teachers'Association MISS BURNSIDE'S RECITAL. The publisher, Fisher TJnwin, also an­ Miss Farnsworth. gregational church will be as follows t nounces a book by J. Zimmerman, ^ AND THE ORIGINAL Miss Edna Burnside's recital, post­ Sonata, Op. 26 .Beethoven MORNING. v FIFTH AXTNUAL MEETING JUNE 7-8-9, 1906, ^ Impromptu, Op. 142, No. S Schubert Organ Prelude Oapocoi "Spain and fier People." poned from Monday to Tuesday Concert Valse ...Wienawski Frisco Earthquake £ evening on account of the rain, was an Chorus, "Thou Art My Defense and A work reflecting one Bide of the *t the Miss Schanfeld. Refuge" Sullivan art of Jean Francois Millet, his draw­ Moving Pictures artistic success in every particular, tho "Lady Wentworth" Longfellow Offertory, organ, "St. Cecilia," Batiste ings, is about to appear with Heine- Plymouth Congregational Churoh, Minneapolis. it is to be regretted so few were pres­ Miss Farnsworth. Quartet, "Thou Art My Hope" Spohr Concerto, Op. 82 i Weber Mrs. O. W. Altnow, Miss Louise Patthey, mann. The edition will be limited to : ent to hear the young player. Miss 800 copies, of which fifty will be on PRICES 16c 20c 30c ; Burnside played the beautiful "Am Promenade Bendel Sydney H. Morse, Kinsman Towler. TWELVE CONCERTS AND MEETINGS, , ' Milltaire March Schnbert-Taussslg Postlude, "Festival March in £>" Smart vellum at 6 guineas net, and 250 on including * Genf er See'' by Bendel with true poetic Miss Bergstadi. EVENING. laid paper at 4 guineas net. feeling and discriminating technique. Prelude, "Evening Best" Loeschorn Of the artists of our time, Millet no Song Recital by Chas. W. Clark and Piano Recital by Miss Mary Angell' The Wagner-Raff "Tannhauser Fan- THE BOYS OF ALt, SAINTS. Chorus, "March of Our Nation" Gelbel Baseball Today tasie'' served to display her versatility, Quartet, "Tenting on the Old Camp doubt comes nearest in sentiment to Friday Evening, June 8. f* The vested choir of All Saints' Epis­ Ground," Parker Rembrandt. This is especially evident Minneapolis vs. Kansas City, as she is equally good in the tender and Messrs. S. H. Morse, Robert Towler, Paul copal church, composed exclusively of in his drawings, and probably it is in At ISXtTCTCKAHA PARK. Game Called at 3:80. SEAT SALE—For active and associate members, at Metropolitan Music in the brilliant passages. Her other Glossier, Kinsman Towler. them that he Dest reveals himself. numbers were from Chopin and Henselt. lads and men, will give its annual con­ Solo and chorus, "Star-Spangled Banner".Parks cert Thursday evening, June 7, at St. Address, "Abraham Lincoln and the Tickets on sale at "Van B. Clark's, Store Monday, June 4. Single Concerts, Tuesday, June 5. V Miss Burnside is a pupil of Gustavus Soldier" Dr. G. S. Rollins Civilization Attacked. Sherman Smith's, A. D. Thompson Drug Johnson. Mark's parish hall. The choir will be assisted by Walter Ansel, tenor, for­ Postlude Lemmens An English edition of a work which Co., C. E. Chilstrom's and Metropolitan merly of Holy Trinity church, New has attracted much attention in Ger­ Cigar Store. ST. PAUL'S OHOIB CONCERT. York, and Earl Burnside, barytone. SWEDISH Y. M. O. A. CHORUS. many is appearing here under the title, Last Wednesday evening the choir of The latter was with Bichard Carle dur­ A musical event of importance will "The Revival of Aristocracy^" The JOS. J. SULLIVAN & OX). St. Paul's Episcopal church gave a very ing his London presentation of "The be the appearance here of the Swedish author, Dr. Oscar Levy, makes a fierce THE KAISERHOF! LAUBELLE & SOUTHERN attack against latter, day civilization. enjoyable conceit in the Lowry Hill Mayor of Tokio," and has a phe­ National chorus of the Y. M. C. A., THE IDEAL RESTAURANT. THE GREAT ELDRXDGE ••' Congregational church. The choir nomenal voice, which he will display in which has already started from Stock­ Ford Madox Hueffer is now at work SPLENDID SERVICE. consists exclusively of boys and men, the familiar "Prologue" from "IlPag- holm on its American tour. This chorus on another novel, of which Katherine # THE FISHERS liacci.'' consists of fifty-five picked voices and Howard will be the heroine. She, of A CHEF "WHO KNOWS" vtt and on this occasion was assisted by A DELIGHTFUL RATHSKELLER. V; BENMJJLVEY Miss Edith Pearce, mezzo soprano, and Mrs. E. P. Smith, soprano, and Miss enjoys a reputation rivaling that of course, is the leading figure of his re­ Miss Eva May Love, reader. Miss Caro Rice, contralto, will each partici­ th—e - student choruses o.f_ Lund and cent story.,, "The Fifth, Queen,.. " and A SPECIAL NOON LUNCH. Eulalie Chenevert played the organ and pat e i.n_ the progra_„ m and, with Messrs. Upgala. Its members are taken" from I he even proposes to write a third book ssrOool—Inviting—MUBtO. 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