East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-23
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A most delightful afternoon musi
Gale at which Miss Eleanor Vincen
repeated the charming program
with which on Saturday evening SHIT
made her debut before Pendletor
friends, was given on Thursday after.
noon at the home OF Mrs W. ]. Fur
nish, S11 Water street. During the
afternoon Mrs. J. r. Dickson and Miss
Ethel Fraker also sang. There were
about so guests and the afternoon was
given largely for those friends who
were unable TO attend the recital on
Saturday evening.
The program in its varied charm
was a delight to those guests so for
tunate as to hear il. Miss Vincent's
playing revealed the possibilities of
a great future for the young student
and showed a depth of feeling and a
keen sympathy in the spirit of the
composers. Her lingering was moth
ing less than bdiliant and although
there are some few mannerisms in her
style Of playing they emphasize rath-
er than lessen the polish of her splen-
did technique. The finished ability
of the young lady was most shown in
the brilliant Bach Allemande and in
the Paderewski "Legende," while an
intimate charm and sympathy was re-
vealed in the Chopin Berceuse, which
was exquisitely played.
The program was:
l. (a) Prelude No. 20, Op. 25...
................... Chopin
(b) Prelude No. IS. Op. rs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Chopin
tc) Berceuse ...... Chopin
Miss Vincent.
.. (a) A Rose Fable ...... Hasley
(b) Violets .......... Strelezki
Miss Fraker.
3. (a) Allemande .......... Bach
(b) Memory -. Campbell-Tipto
(c) Serenade Campbell-Tipton
Miss Vincent.
4. (a) Swing High, Swing Low.
........,........ Haesche
(b) Rose l. the Bud. -. Forster
Miss Dickson.
s. (a) Etude for the left hand.
................ Pierkhert
CD Prelude ........... Heller
(c) Caprice Burlesque ....
...... Gabrielowitsch
(d) Legende ...... .Paderewski
Miss Vincent.
s. Fond Heart -. Margaret Lander
Miss Fraker.
At the home of the brides mother,
Mrs S. A. Bryson, 1900 railroad street,
on Wednesday evening occurred the
marriage Of Mr.. Mark Grave to Miss
Dora Bryson, Rev. T. B. Ford officiat-
ing.
The ceremony occurred promptly
at in the parlors of the home, which
were bountifully decorated with an
effective use Of evergreens and cut
flowers 1t was witnessed by a COM
pany Of some 80 relatives and imme-
diate friends of the contracting par
ties. In pronouncing the happy cou-
pie man and wife DR.. Ford used the
impressively beautiful ring service.
Following the marriage ceremony
an elaborate wedding supper was
served the guests and late in the eve
ming the happy young couple left on
a wedding trip to Spokane. They will
return to Pendleton shortly and be
at home at 1900 Webb street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monte B. Gwinn en-
tertained the Evening Bridge club on
Tuesday evening last at their home in
the Bowman block on Main street. The
guests were entertained in the apart
ments Of Mr. and Mrs. Gwinn and
those Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Taylor,
which were thrown together for the
occasion. The evening was spent at
military 900" the honors being
awarded to Mesdames z. r. Swinburne
and y. c. Richards. Club guests for
the event were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Vert, Mr.. and Mrs. Norbourne Berk- |
ley, Mrs. E. r. Swinburne, Mr.. and |
Mrs. ]. A. Borie, Mr.. and Mrs. John !
HALEY. jr., Miss HALEY and Mr. Cox
Of Portland.
The home Of Mrs. E. P. Marshall in
North Pendleton is the scene this af-
ternoon Of a musical event of more
than ordinary interest The follow
ing Is the program.
A Study Of Wagner's Music .....
Mrs. W. c. E. Pruitt
The Story Of TristOn and Isolde...
.............Mrs John HALEY, jr.
Reading from Matthew Arnold. ..
.'..... ........''.' MIs. oHtlludh
Instrumental Solo-The Death Of