Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-23

, ene puplls we're m0rS advanced, and
Il would be unfair to single any onS
for enthusiastic Comment With tbs
many excellent sopranos a few con.
traitos gave selections surprisingly
well, and with voices OF good range
: The final number which was sung hy
the Glee club. was d ellghtful endinr
of program.
The mems solos were heartily ap-
plauded. The program In its entirety
was we'll given and Dean MendenhaIl
had good cause to be proud Of his
piano performers and the response
to his direction Of ensemble work
Following is the program arranged
for the students recital:
Vocal. (a) The Chase for the But
terflies" (Clapisson), Oh Sancta Ma
ria CFaure), The Ladf fes club; piano
Impromptu. Op. 2S, No. 3 (Reinhold)
Miss Ruth Allison; vocal, The Swal-
low" (Pinsuti). Miss Daisy Hoover
vocal, "A California Night Song
(StewarD, Miss Ava hIcMahon, violin
obligato by NJ. F. Greene; plano Lied
4 Ohne Worte" (HoelzeD Miss Gertrude
Daugherty; vocal, Peoples" (DeKo-
ven), Miss Nettie Snyder; vocal.
Singing Of You" (Sns Souci). Mr.. e.
P. Stoute; piano. ImprOmptu, Oh. 142.
No (Schubert), Miss Elwlna
Schramm; vocal, Springs Awaken
ing (Buek), Miss Lura Wilson; vo-
cal, (a) "The Gipsles" (Schumann)
(b) "Doan Ye Cry, Ma Honey" (NolD
Ladies club; piano, ~Andante Motto
and ALLIE Menuetto" from Sonata, On.
Z, E minor (Grieg), Miss Maude Mey-
ers; vocal, waiting" (Mllard). Miss
Rhea Wilson. violin by Mr. Greene;
piano, "Valce MlgnOnne." 0p. 16, No.
(Schuett), Miss Pearl Bradley; yo-
cal, Swing High and Swing Low"
(Haesche), Miss Stella Graham; pi-
ano Spring Dawn" (Mason) Miss
Leila Tarpley; vocal, ~ ulas Garden"
(Rogers), Mr.. A. A. Schramm; piano,
An den Fruehling" (Grieg), Miss Ell
eanor Colony; vocal s-VOI che Sap
etc" (Mozart), Mrs Theodore Roth:
vocal, Heinz Won Stein" (Thayer)
Glee club. Accomplishments by Miss
Allison and Miss IOngnecker
Miss Nan Wagner, who was brought
home from the hospital this week, is
rejoicing over the probability of a
complete recovery to health.
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Miss Alice Bingham returned to Sa-
lem last Thursday, to spend the holi-
idays with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
George G. Bingham.
oet
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Benham re-
turned last Monday from a business
and pleasure trip to Portland.
AHt
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burghardt,
Jr., are spending Christmas day with
Mrs. Burghardts mother Mrs. S. d.
Draper, in Oregon City
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank BenchIey, of
Portland will be Christmas guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Cross.
%Aa
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie ID. Howell are
settled for the winter in Mrs. Il. A..
Benefits home at 1880 Chemeketa
street Mr.. Howell is a assisting State
Architect William c. Knighton.
Mr.. Winwright Benham of West
Stayton will be holiday guest of the
R r. Benham's at 1919 Court street.
sRR
Miss Emmeline Klein went to Port
land last Wednesday to spend Christ
mas with her sister, Mis- IS Meta Klein.
Het
! Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Erixon will leave
for Portland tomorrow, visiting few
days with friends.
Returning from the Agricultural
College in Corvallis for the Christmas
festivities in Salem are the Misses
Dorothy Steusloff, Nell Slkes, Mildred
Wilson, Hortense Epply, Marie Hofer,
Jessie Harritt, Edyth Shaw, Lois VIII
son and Gertrude Wal ling; Norlyn
Hoff, Robert Savage, Donald Meyers,
Charles Craig and Charles Robbins.
There will be a Christ mas tree and
program in the auditorium of the
State School for Feeble Minded to-
morrow evening, for the pleasure of
the children.
The Salem Heights hall was dedi-
Gated last Saturday eve ming with
handkerchief sale and supper A fine
musical and literary program had
been planned which added to the ev-
ening's pleasure. This affair was
given to raise money for the compile
ton of interior work on the forty by
siXty-fOot hall. The stage Is eighteen
by forty feet including the dressing
rooms, and as yet there is no curtain
or scenery. The entire work has been
paid for by subscriptions from Salem
heights residents and built under d.
rection of the Development league for
the convenience of all public gath
erlngs. There will be a n neighborhood
social in the hall, about the middle Of
January.
Mr. George G. Bingha ms mother,
who has been seriously I'll In Port
land, is slowly recovering from the
effects Of la grippe.
Mr.. Thomas Bennett, young law
yer Of Marshfield and fraternity
brother of Lawrence Hofer was his
guest for the Assembly party last
Tuesday night
Miss Althea Moores returned last
Monday from Mills college, San Fran
cisco, and Ralph arrived yesterday
from Eugene They IlI spend the
Christmas holidays in Sal EN-.
The younger society GRO wd particu-
larly are anticipating a d eIlghtful ey-
ening next Thursday when the Crl-