Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-26


"The Queen of Sheba," and will play
an organ obligato for the first solo
number of Miss Gertrude Erixon.
Mics Viola Vercler and Miss Mary
Schultz, violinists. pupils of William
Wallace Graham, will also assist,
and Miss Georgia Booth aud Miss
Margaret Fisher will be the accom-
panists Miss Ermlne Bushnell, whose
mezzo-coprano voice has delighted so
many Salem audiences, will sing the
difficult "Herodiade Aire de Salome"
from Massenett. Another feature
will be the singing of the Treble Clef
class, composed of 19 voices. Mem
bers of this class are all musical stu
dents, which Is not ordinary for glee
clubs In general. Although invita-
tions have been sent out, the public is
invited to attend The full program
follows:
etO Annie Laurie" -. scott-Parks
Treble Clef Glass.
"The Carnival" ...........M Malloy
Seba G. Wall.
(a) when I am Dead, My Dear
est" ...... ..... Carrie j. Bond
coo Were My Song with Wings
Sophia Townsend.
Violin solo-"Spanish Dances.
80. E. ....... Moszkowski
Miss Mary Schultz.
Roger Bait.
"In Her Garden" ..... DeKoven
Amy Martin.
Pipe organ -olo-Processional from
"The Queen OF Sheba" q. a.. Gounod
Mr. T. s. Roberts.
Part ii.
'serenado" .......,... Schubert
Louise Cronise.
Violin obligato-Miss Viola Vercler
(a) "Hindoo Chant" . Bemberg
(b) "Au Printemps" ...... Gonnod
Mabel Lantz.
"spanische anze" .........S Saraste
Miss Viola vercler.
Rose in the Bud" ... Forester
Ireno Howard.
(a) Look Up, o Heart. DelRiego !
(b) MY Little Love-. ... Hawley
Gertrude Erlxon.
"Herodiade-Alre de Salome". ... p
.,... 80. ..... .Massenett
Ermine Bushnell !
(a) Last Night" .. .Kjerulf-Rees .
(bj "The Sweet Little Girl and the I
Quaint Squeegee" .. Warner .
Treble Clef Glass.
Miss Agnes Gibson and Mr. Roy
Miller wcrN married Wednesday NOR .
ming at IL o'clock at the home of ,
the brides father, Mr.. d. Gibson. in
Highland. Oregon grape and car
n he
parlor. where the ceremony took .
place under a large lovers knot The
bride, who Is a pretty brunette. wore
a lovely lace gown and a full length
tulle veil secured with orange bios
hons, Her bouquet was OF brides
roses Her bridesmaid, Miss Mar
garet Miller. sister OF the groom.
wore cream colored batiste and car
ried pink carnations. Mr.. A. Norton,
Beatrice Gibson, a little niece OF the
bride, as flower girl, made a pretty
picture In a dainty lingerie frock,
carrying a basket filled with sweet
peas and fern. Just before the cere-
mony Miss Grace Scott sang 20,
Promise Me-" The wedding march
from Lohengrin was played by Mrs.
Thomas Gibson and the ring cere-
mony was performed by Rev. II. T.
Babcock of the Fir-t Presbyterian
before only immediate
friends and relatives. A wedding
dinner followed.
The bride is a recent arrival from
the east and is an accomplished
young woman. The groom holds
responsible position In Rainier ore
gon' where they will make their
home.
They left Wedne day afternoon
for Seattle to attend the exposition,
returning TO Rainier the last of
July.
The piano pupils of Prof. T. S
Roberts gave 2 pleasing recital
Thursday night to a few of their
friends at Mr. Roberts home on MIL
street. The program was varied and
the npil won much applause for
their work Those taking part were
Esther Englebart, Fayte Brown. Luz
cile Dewitt, Bernice Reid, Nellie
Roberts, Mildred Reid. Martha Kopp
lin, Beulah Roberts, Pearl Rockhili,
Frances Rudolph, Maurice Roberts.
One of the prettiest weddings OF
the season took place Wednesday
evening when Miss Beulah Eleanor,
the youngest daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. II. p. Chase, was married to
Mr.. Bert S. Hewitt, at the home of
the brides parents on Seventeenth
Ind ID streets. Immediately preced-
ng the wedding march. Miss Mar
suerite Mers sang Because" with
piano accOmDsnime nv Mr. RObart
sakin. The bride wa attended by
Miss Grace Cramer OF Cleveland,
ohio, as bridesmaid and Mr. Ralph
Matthews, a student of Berkeley,
vas best man. The cersInuny was
performed by Rev. II. T. Babcock
beneath bower of ferns and a show
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