The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-13
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HANDEL's MESSIAH TO-
MORROW MORNING
Under the auspices Of the gener-
al aid society of the First PresDy-
terrain church the Spokane Choral
Union will render Handefs Mes
j.. 2iah tomorrow evening at 8 p. m.
AEhis Is the second Of the series Of
entertainments of q musicale or
der being given this winter by the
Presbyterian women, Madame
Gadski having been the first. Dr.
rector w. H. .Mather has put for;.l
untiring effort In the drilling of his
chorus and has secured prominent
soloists for the arias. Miss Mabel
Metz Is we'll known to Spokane
artists and will have the soprano
solos while Miss Stewart, contral-
to. Is equally well known and both
have had long experience in ora
torio work. MIR. e. r. Storer,
tenor. has but recently come from
Boston, Mass, and il an artist Of
renown in his own city. Mr.. Ham,
lin of Seattle will have the bass
solos. All soloists have been se-
lected with primary regard for
their oratorio experience.
PRESENT INTERMEDIATE
PUPILS IN RECITAL
An interesting event last evening
was the pupil recital given by the
Columbian Conservatory of Music
at the Westminster Congregational
church. Although this school has
only been In existence in this city
for a matter of u few months the
work done last evening was credit
able. to a large degree and gave evi-
dence of careful and capable in
struction. The school is a worthy
addition to tn musical interests of
the city and in time should be OF as
great credit in proportion as it is
In the cities of the middle west.
The pupils were assisted by Miss
Alice A. Ham, contralto, and Miss
Bernice Jackson, reader.
sOROSiS HAVE UNIQUE
CARlSTMAS pAaTv
With a large Dutch windmill
turning clowly and presents being
taken from each arm by two girls
dressed as Brownies, the members
Of the Sorosis club were provided
with gifts at their meeting at the
home Of Mrs. w. G. Harvey on
Seventh avenue yesterday. The
event was exceedingly novel and
pretty. Mrs. Fl. G. Blair presided
ut the meeting and generous dona-
lions for the poor homes of the city
were brought by the members.
FoREsTERs ELECT OFFICERS
Court Royal lodge. No. 10, of the
Foresters of America elected Of
ficers for the coming term at
meeting in the new Forester's hall,
Pacific and Browne streets, last
night. Frank O'Connor was elect
ed chief ranger, G. w. Ludolph,
sub ranger, H. F. Tabb. recording
secretary, and A. l.. Tillish, treas
urer.
ENTERTAiNs FOR PREsHY.
TERRAIN CHURCH CHOIR
Miss Grace Searles entertained
for the members of the First Pres
by terrain church choir at her home
ON Dean avenue last evening. The
evening was spent informally and
at music.
PRISCILLA CLUB TO
DINE HUSBANDS
Members of the Priscilla club at
q meeting at the home of Mrs. e.
J. Edwards, 1928 Ninth avenue, ar
ranged for an elaborate turkey din
ner for their husbands, to be given
during holiday week at the home OF
Mrs. 8. J. Ford. 3117 Fourth ave.
nue..
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LADIES OF EASTERN
STAR MEET TOMORROW
Ladies' auxiliary Of the Electa
chapter of the Order of the Eastern
Star win hold their regular meet
Aeag tomorrow afternoon in Masonic
>etmple at $3.50 o'clock.
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CRESCENT EMBROIDERY CLUB
{ The Crescent Embroidery club
viii hold their regular meeting, to-
morrow afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. M. c. King, $500 Maxwell ave-
nue.. Saturday night the ladies'
will entertain their husbands at a
card party at the home of Mrs.
David Marshall. ELSA Eleventh
avenue.
II you had the money you might
have had in the way Of interest on
your checking account during the
last year, 1t would pdobably meet
your Christmas expenditures. Pre-.
pXsf now for Christmas by opening
aesyseking account with the Spo-
kane & Eastern Trust company.
which pays 2 per cent interest on