Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-03-25

Tresday evening when recital was
n-ssented by Miss Sarah Brown Saw
400 dean of the college of oratory.
Tbo onening number "Liebestraume"
was most beautifully played, show
,r1 Miss Turner's excellent control
Of her violin. Miss Shumway assist
ing with piano accompaniment. Paul
plonchard's work was fine and held
tbo audience in perfect quiet to the
snisb A monologue, with Miss Pow
ers' description of small boys
tronbles-was perfect and heartily
epioyed. Miss Van de Vert showed
good training and was enthusiastical-
IL received Mr.. Lick with a clear,
sweet tenor gave "The Bandolero",
Miss Turner accompanying. A most
difficult selection was Miss Thomas,
but she carried it to the end with
dramatic power. Miss Klein's num-
hers, in the vernacular of a very
small child, we're perfect in language
and gestures. Mr.. Schramm's tenor
song was heartily applauded. Miss
Turner played the accompaniment
Miss Erixon was irrisistably funny
in a dialect selection and showed
great talent in reading her lines and
in gesticulating. "Mammys LIZ Boy"
with recitation, acting and beautiful
" sung lullaby showed Miss Judd's
perfect work. Any one expecting an
amateur performance was most hap
PLY disappointed. There was not a
moments hesitation on the part of
the pupils during the entire program,
every number being extremely well
presented and the attention Of the
audience was held unwaveringly
throughout the evening.
Pupils recital College of Oratory
willamette University. Fletcher Ho-
man, president; Sarah Brown Savage
dean March 21st, 1911
Violin solo, "Liebestraume," (En-
glemann) Miss Joy Turner.
"How the Church Was Built at Ka.
hoes Bar" John Bennett), Pau
Blanchard.
Monologue, "a Small Boys Trou.
bles" on. Riddle Bitney, Verne Pow.
ers.
when Glass "a Gave Thanks
Gucy Copinger), Elizabeth Van dt
vert.
Vocal solo, "The Bandolero" (stu
art), X. A. Lick.
"As the Moon Rose" (Paulin,
Phelps), Ethel Thomas.
(a) "The Fishing Party" (Jame
Whitcomb Riley); (b) "The Coppente
Man" Edmund Vance Cook, Emme
line Klein.
Vocal solo, Come, My own Dea
Love" (Chaminade), A. A. Schramm
"Goldsteins Equestrian Joke
Hayden Carruth) Hazelle Erixon
"Mammy's LII Boy" (H. S. Ed
wards), Alice Judd.
The High School Glee club met TO
practice last Saturday evening at. tn
home Of Mrs. R. ]. Hendricks. Al
ter the routine of choir work was fin
ished, Mrs, Hendricks entertained tn
club and its chaperones. Miss West
colt and Miss Ferrin, with games an
later in the evening served dainty re
treshments. Daffodils and violet
frightened the rooms. The Congrt
gationalists are fortunate in securin
the services of this glee club for thei
choir.
On Monday evening the Unitas Fra
tum' a literary society of the Kin
Dall College of Theology entertaine
as banquet guests: Dean and Mr.
Nmball, Professor and Mrs. Shel
wood Professor and Mrs. Crane
PROFESSOR and Mrs. Hammond, I'll
members of the Student Voluntet
mission band, and the students wit
tnelr wives. This is an affair give
annually for the purpose of promo
ing closer friendships and endeavol
lot greater theological work. A
eiaborately decorated table formed Il
letter k and was laid for over fif
guests. Among the toasts was OIL
honoring Mrs. Kimball, which r
ceiVed an ovation and was hearti
responded to by Professor Sherwoo
mrs Sherwood's toast, "The Chur,
AS Viewed from the Parsonaj
standpoint" was splendidly give
Inc program was as follows
greetings, Dean Kimball; "T
onurch in the Twentieth Century
neV' w. c. Stewart; music, Kimb;
o'ee Club; Secular Magnets" Pr
lessor Hammond; Ministerial Ma
nets' Mr. aCry Heath; "The Parse
age Viewpoints" Mrs. Professor She
WOOD; To Our Help Meets" R,
onarles L. Greasy; "a Choir in NJ
a'On College," Professor Crane
our College," Mr.. Milton A. Marc
10 Our Best Friend, Mrs. Kimbal
froiessOr Sherwood; "The End of [