Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-01

DAILY CAPITAL
of Christian church, in the presence
OF a few relatives and intimate
friends. After so%journing in New
port for two weeks, Mr.. and Mrs.
jenkins will be located at 500 Turner
street.
Mrs. Clifford Brown returned last
week Tuesday from a fornight's stay
in Portland. Her sister, Miss Gladys
Brtherton, followed on Friday and
will be a guest of the Browns in Sa-
lem.
Mrs. Carey Martin went to Port
land last Wednesday to be present
at the Rogers-Withey wedding.
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1t is not often that one is given an
opportunity of chronicling a double
wedding; but such an interesting
event tok place last Wednesday at
home of brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l. d. Hardwick on Jefferson road,
five miles from Salem, when Clara
and Lallian were united to Mr.. Da-
vid R. Rees and Mr.. Charles McKin-
ley, Professor White of Corvallis,
playing the wedding march and Rev
erend Davis Errett officiating in the
pretty home deliberately decorated
with ferns and roses. The brides
wearing tailored going away gowns
of dark blue serge. After the cere-
mony a splendid wedding dinner was
served the relatives and a few in
vited guests. Following this, the
bridal party started on their motor
ing tour, the first stopping place be-
ing Portland. The presents were
many and lovely. Assisting were
Miss Evelyn Etzwiler and Miss Stella
Hardwick.
Music has flourished in Salem this
month of June. A conclusion would
seem to be that the love for and ap-
probation of recitals by pupils from
the several studies in vocal and in
strumental music, must have its hold
upon this community for during the
week large and a~ppreciative audi
ences have greeted the performers
with warm applause and most gen.
erous floral offerings. On Monday
and Tuesday evenings Miss Beatrice
Shelton presented the more advanced
and the junior piano pupils of her
classes. Monday evenings program
reading as follows:
Part First.
Banditenstreiche ..... ....... Suppe
Bertha Clark, Evelyn Riegelmann,
Lena Dotson, Lillian Slater.
"Serenade", OPP. ISL ........ .Celega
Ruth Graham.
"Danse Rustique" Mason
Helen Adkins, Lois Martin.
Caprice" ...... ........... Davies
Alice Baker.
"Schlummerlied'. ....... Schumann
"Humoresque' .......... LACK
Lea Dotson, Lillian Slater.
still Vie die Nacht" ....... Cote
Mrs. Hinges, Mrs. Bross.
"Mazurka de Salon ...... .Larregla
Myrtle Lantz.
Part Second.
'Minuet', OPP. 8, No. 2...... Whepley
Bertha Clark, Evelyn Riegelmann
Silent Love" ............. LANCE
Lillian Slater.
Hast Thou Wandered, from Rose
Maiden" ann. .Cowen
Mrs. Hinges, first soprano; Mrs.
Bross, second soprano; Mr., Gille,
baritone.
"Tarantelle" ........ Raft
Lena Dotson, Alice Baker.
March Triumphale" .Goria
Dorothy Pearce, Mary Pigler.
90, Holy Night" ........... .Lassen
Mrs. Hinges, first soprano; Mrs.
Bross, second soprano; Miss Ma
gers, c%ontralto; Viola Vercler, vio-
lin obligato.
Bertha Clark, Evelyn Riegelman,
Lena Dotson and Lillian Slater in the
overture given were far above the
average quartet players in brilliancy
and style, keeping the rythm of the
piece we'll, winning fresh laurels for
themselves. Ruth Graham played
with expression. Although this was
hCl lis appear ANU III DuDllCg DIG
acquitted herself in fine manner.
Helen Adkins and Lois Martin played
we'll the bright sparkling duet. Alice
Baker is another promising young
performer, her playing is clear and
musical. With Lena Dotson, who is
a talented pupils of Miss Chandlef's
Tarentella was played in duet, with
all the fire and brilliancy called for.
Very pleasing numbers on the pro-
gram were duets by Lena Dotson
and Lillian Slater. The first a
dreamy slumber song; the second
quite in contrast with bright spark
ling movement. Myrtle Lantz' num-
Der called for good technique with
careful work and was well played.
With dainty touch Lillian Slater's
solo number was given showing mus
ical temperament. The minuet by
Bertha Clark and Evelyn Riegleman
showed careful study and gave credit
for good Interpretation. In the fol-
lowing program for Tuesday even
ing:
Part First.
Polka Mazurka" Bohm
Lillian Slater, Helen Adkins, Eula
Kaylor, Marie C%hittenden.
"Danse Semplice" ........ Rathbun
Bernice Craig, Miss Shelton.
Little Puss" .Behr
Margaret West.
March of the Flower Girls. .Wachs
Madeline Schneider, Miss Shelton.
Who Is She ........... .Ehrmann