Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-23
salem Musical News.

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hearsal all the members OF the Meth
odist chorus choir will be highly en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. Johr
II. McNary, corner of Center an(
Summer streets. Refreshments wi!
be served and no donbt the singers
and musicians will all spend very
pleasant evening.
Miss Mabel Lance, a pupil of Miss
Magers, is singing solos at the First
Church of Christ, Scientist, very ac.
ceptably. CWt
The last concert recital of the ynay
will be given next Wednesday even
ing in the Willamette University
chapel by the students of the college
of music. They will also be assisted
by other members of the college of
music.
The music lovers will be glad TO
learn that the Beethoven Trio which
Is composed of the following artists
Leroy Gesner, Edward Capper and
Arthur Won Jessen, will make their
initial appearance in public on that
evening.
Miss Edna Browning and Mr.. J.
Frank Hughes will each render a
solo. y HT Fr
An interesting and perhaps the
most humorous feature of the even
ing will be the rural cantata entitled
"No Song. No Supper While the
cantata is bright and humorous, the
music will be of high class. Per-
haps It will be interesting to the
readers to learn that this cantata
was first produced in London, Eng
land, about $50 years ago.
Those who will appear In paint
and costume as sailors, lawyers and
pretty maids are: Paul Anderson,
Meurice Roberts, Virgie Lloyd. Mec-
ME A. Hug, Nine Johnson, Eleanor
Colony and DR.. r. A. Heritage, who
is dban of the college OF music.
The concert promises TO be very
fine and the large audience which is
expected TO be present, no doubt,
will feeO, after such an excellent mus
ical treat, that music washes away
from the soul the dust of every day
life." and that Song brings with
itself cheerfulness that wakes the
heart TO Joy"
At the First Congregational
church the excellent quartet COM
posed OF the following members
Mrs. Carleton Smith, Mrs. w. p.
Babcock, Mr.. McGilchrist and Nj.
Douglas, will render their music
next Sunday as follows: Morning
Gloria Patri" (Danks); anthem,
praise Ye the Father" (Gounod);
anthem, Heaven Is My Home
(Neoin). Evening: Gloria Patri,"
(Danks); anthem, Deus Misereah-
tur" Danks).
Next Sunday morning at the First
church Mrs. Mernie A.
Hug will sing Salvation" The
words 10 this selection we're written
by Isaac Watts and the music was
by Matbie d. Babcock, ID.
D., who is a brother TO the Rev. II.
r. Babcock OF this city. offertory,
Hayden's "Serenade," string quar-
let. Evening: Tenor solo. First
Begotten OF the Dead" Mr.. T. L.
Williams; mixed quartet. II Beheld
and Co." (Chas. II. Morse); offer-
tory cello duet "The Angel" (Ruben.
stein), Mr.. VIII Netchum and Mr..
Louis steelhammer.
Special music will be furnished by |
the young men of the Christian En-
deavor society of the Presbyterian
church at a special meeting OF the
society which is entirely in charge OF
young men. The society meets a.
$50 p. m. and Judge Moore was ap-
pointed leader for the evening.
The members OF the First Metho
dist church Will have the pleasure of
listening TO the following mnsical
selections: Morning: Prelude Chant |
Harry GauD; OFFER
tory in "F," (Gemaigre); quartet,
Prohibition Bells" by Willamette |
girls; anthem, II and |
Glory OF the Lord" from the Mes
siah" (HandeD; postlude, Fam
fare" (Lemmens).
Evening" Prelude lie Carlton
(Wolst enholme); offertory, Ads.
gio" ((Beethoyen) anthem. My |
Faith Looks up 10 Thee" (BasfarD |
postlude in "Eb" (Folkes). DR.. r.
Harifnrn choir masfar prnf L