Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-04

street last Wednesday evening, Mrs
w. A. Denton presented her piano pu
pills in recital, assisted by Mrs. Waltor
Van Winkle, soprano and with tht
following program which was greatly
enjoyed:
Silver Stars (Mazurka) (Bohm)
Mrs. Lachelle, Mrs. Denton.
The Shepherd Boy (Wilson), Louis
]. Frost.
Wreath Of Honeysuckle (Engle.
mann), Genevieve Endicott.
Under the Orange Blossom (Engle-
MANN, Jennelle Vandervort
Just at Twilight (Bugbee), On the
Plains (Hungarian), (Sartoria), Milton
Byrd Steiner
Song Lullaby (Erminie), Genevieve
Endicott.
Pretty Star (Rowe), Leila Baum.
My Favorite Waltz (Koelling), Fran.
ces Hodge.
On the Heights (Blum), Karl Wen
At the Blacksmlths (Kling), Fred
erick Deckebach.
My Old Kentucky Home Lerman)
Marie Meagner.
Sixth Nocturne Leybach), Thelma
Blessing.
Message of Love (Sudds), Clara
Breitenstein
Valse Viennoise (for left hand
alone), (Krogmann), Angus Fraser.
A Song Of Spring, Albert Lachelle
and Chorus.
(a) The First Violet (Mendelssohn)
(b) Voices of the Woods (Rubenstein)
Mrs. Walton Van Wlnkle.
Reading (Mendelssohn) Mrs. Eugene
Aufranc.
Caprice Brilliante (Mendelssohn-
Leybach), Spring Song Mendelssohn)
Beatrice Walton.
Reading Chopin, Mrs. Milton
Meyers.
Grand Valse Brillante, Op. 1S (Cho-
pin), Mildred Brunk.
Nocturne Op. 8, No. 2 Chopin
Minuette (Boccherina), Barbara
Steiner
Pollacca Brillante (Mertz), Thelma
Blessing.
The rooms with their complement of
floral decorations we're filled to over
flowing with parents and friends of
the young performers in whom a no.
ticeable improvement was remarked
by many. The pupils playing in the
first part Of the program were child
rem hardly able to reach the pedals;
they did so, however, and used the
sustaining pedal with perfect under
standing This is quite an important
point in piano playing; an indiscrim-
nate use Of the pedal greatly mars
and blurs the harmony of the piece.
These young pupils played with
| splendid technic and expression.
Tho chorus of little girls and boys
dressed in white, carrying flowers and
browning the queen Of flowers, was a
beautiful and impressive number AL
bert I.achelle, little tot six years of
age, representing Spring, sang ais song
In a sweet, clear voice, swaying a gar
land Of flowers keeping perfect time
to the music.
The last part Of the program was
given over to numbers by Mendelssohn
and Copin, these were given with
splendid phraslng and expression
Among the older pupils Thema
Blessing deserves special mention; /;
entering into the mood of the music
with feeling and brilliancy, her play
ling completely captivated her listen
ers. This young girl shows marked
talent.
The lullaby sung by Genevieve En-
dicott, rocking her doll to the rhythm
Of the music, was very sweet and i'm
presslve. The beautiful and fragrant
setting for this feast Of music was de-
veloped in purple and white lilacs and
narcissus
The Cherry City Social club enjoyed
most delightful evening last Wednes-
day when Mr. and Mrs. E. Hartley en-
tertained in their home at 675 North
Commercial street Five hundred was
the game, played at six tables, and
high scores awarded prizes to Mrs.
Douglas c. Minton and Mr.. Frank
Brown. A motif in green and white
was used for decorating and carried
out In the elaborate refreshments. A
profuslon Of lilacs and Easter lilies
graced the rooms. Assisting the host
ess we're Mrs. Robert E. Downing and
Mrs. ], b, Craig.
zas
At the close of the regular meeting
Of ST. Paul's guild on Wednesday af-
tclnoon, the ladies we're invited to ad-
journ to the rectory where an infor-
NAL reception was rendered the presi-
dent Mrs. Squire Farrar Mrs. Sarah
{ n. Huelat was chief conspirator
in the pleasant affair, and Mrs. Barr
G.. Lee, on behalf of the ladies', pre-
sented Mrs. Farrar with q lavish clus-
ter Of rosy carnations, making her a
yeritable Queen Of the May" Deli
cate refreshments Of harlequin ices,
cake In variety, Russian and English
tea were served and a most enjoyable
hour spent.
The Loyal Daughters Tennis club
was organized last Monday evening at
the home Of Miss Vivian Gremmels.
The tennis court on a plat Of ground
given by Mr. Daniel Fry to the city
for park, will be used until the club
can provide its own court. Members
forming the club are Helen Mercer,
Ulda Derby, Velva Utterback, limo De
Lay Althea Bright, Winnifred Har-
grove, Vivian Hargrove, Edna Towns
end, Grace Townsend. Mary Lennon,
] Jpggip Hunt Vivian lrammalq Egtbar