East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-04

The following is from the Musical
Courier of New York: "Bernice Ruppe
OF Pendeton. Oregon, came to New
York to study with Francis Stuart,
some time ago, beautifully prepared
by his former pupil Mrs. Anna Sell
kirk-Norton, OF Walla Walla, Wash,
SO that she was put into advanced
work at once. Mrs. Norton under
stands thoroughly the preparation or
the voice for any kind of singing, so
thorough was she in her study with
Mr.. Stuart Elizabeth Rothwel-
Wolff, the German prlma donna, wife
of the conductor of the symphony
orchestra at st. Paul MINI, whose
numerous flattering press notices re-
Gently obtained in Germany were re-
produced In the Musical Courier last
week said to Mr.. Stuart, In the pres
enee of the present writer that there
is no teacher in Europe who can DO
for singers what you can do. NUM-
erous Stuart pupils occupy prominent
positions in opera companies; one can
hardly name any company that Is
without a Stuart star pupil
DIR r. s. Armes and bride of Hot
Lake. we're I'm Pendleton Monday
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. T.. F. AVerill
of 4O1 Aura street. The wedding OF
Miss Carrie Ridings to DR.. Armes at
the home of the brides parents, near
Silverton, oregon, the week belore'
was the elimination of pretty col
lege romance which began several
wears ago when both the bride and
groom were members of the Fresh
man class at willamette University
since finishing school the doctor mas
been engaged in the practice OF MS
nrofession. first in Portland and ther
n, Hot Lake, while Miss Rldings has
been teaching in different parts OF th'
state, most recently in the high schoo
at Klamath Falls.
The following is from the Wallt
Walla Union of recent date: Mrs
Norton is Justly proud of her pupil
Miss Bernice Ruppe of Pendleton
who is in New York studying VIII
Mr.. Francis Stuart, the noted Lam
perti pupil Mr.. Suart speaks In high
est praise of the work this youhl
lady did under Mrs. Norton and pre-
diets a brilliant future for her Sh
has already received flattering notlce
in the New York papers, Mrs. NOT
ton says of Miss Ruppe: she is nnau
of the stuff that spells success Al
ong with her beautiful voice she ha
nj of all aDDll
cation"
Miss GLADYS Catching and Mr.. Vel
ne ID. Dobbs. were married Wedne'
dav afternoon at the home OF III
brides mother on johnson street an
left Immediately afterward on u
eastbound train for weedinE u'p
Iowa. The bride has resided IN IN
CITY all her life while the groom
rived in this city recently from low
Tbev will make their home in PEI
dleton after returning from their tr
TO the middle west.
Mrs 4. Zouske, assisted by n
daughter. Mrs. G. Olson, entertalh'
tho German Ladies Club at her hon
on Perkins Ave. Thursday afternoo
Dec. 2. Mrs T.. ]. Murphy oeils
guest of the club. The next meeui
will be at the home of Mrs Bau'
Dec. l6.
Members of the local camp OF L
woodmen of the World have arrans
for a dance to be given in the EagI
Woodmen building, Monday eVenii
Johnson's orchestra has been secur
for the occasion and the chopper
are planning on very enjoyable eN
ming for themselves and friends.
Mrs. f.. p. Dodd and baby daught
have returned to ther home in H'
miston after spending the greater p'
of the week in this city at the hoi
OF Mrs. Dodd's parents, Mr., and Nj
r. Alexander of Water street.
small crowd enjoyed the dar
given last evening in armory han
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