Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-25

Jackie Fast Asleep?' chorus Of sail
ors; Life is Full Of Ups and Downs" ("
Julia and Bill; "Ho, Mariners Of Barn
stopoole," Bill, Joe, Nance, sailors and
girls; Arm in Arm Wen Walk on
Sunday" Nance and Joe; Love will
Remain Julia, Nance, Joe and Bar
nabas; 'The Wedding Bells are Ring
ing" final chorus.
Miss Marguerite Flower of Falls
City, Oregon, and John Radmaker of
Portland, will be graduated this year.
$50
An electric car filled with Salem
people went to Chemawa last Sunday
afternoon, when the Christian church
choral club gave sacred concert in
the assembly hall of the Indian
school. Doctor H. G. Eppley is di-
rector of the club and Mr.. Frank
Churchill, organist Miss Laura
Grant, pianist The singers are Mrs
Davis Errett, Mrs Alice Wenger, Mrs
T. M. Jones, Mrs. l.. S. Rowland, Mrs.
Eppley, Mrs. Ellen Wood, Mrs. Cora
Reid, Mrs. j. NJ. Crawford, Mrs. c. e.
Knowland, Miss Marie Bollinger Miss
Jennie Hollister, Miss Clara Neuge-
bauer, Reverend Davis Errett, Mr.
Eppley, Mr.. Frederick Metz, Mr. Sarff,
Mr. Crawford, Mr.. j. G.. Smith, Mr. S.
b. Wolfe, Mr.. B. G. Kennedy, Mr.. G.
b. Knowland, and two sons of Mr.
Sarff. Mr.. William f. Ketchum as
sisted with cello. The orchestra ac-
companied the choral club. Its mem
bers are; Mr. B. G. Kennedy, director;
Miss Mary Schultz, violin; Miss Nan
nellie Bloom, Miss Florence Smith,
Mr. Pickering Chalcraft and Mrs w.
f. Ketchum. The entertainment was
very enjoyable and the hospitality eX-
tended, most cordial.
Filled with spirit of patriotism
the children of Garfield school assem-
bled in their auditorium hall on last
Thursday afternoon, to participate in
memorial program, and to enjoy
short addresses given by interesting
takers. The hall was beautiful with
great punches of Scotch broom and
bachelor button in many colors. The
Stars and Stripes waved over all,whlle
the voices Of children were raised to
lpraise the memory Of buried heroes,
The program numbers were; Song,
fred, White and Blue" school, "a
Baby G. A. r." primary class; read
ing, Memorial Day. Carl Smith;
song, Battle Hymn" school; "What
Can Little Boys Do?" George Schrei-
| ber, Guy Albin and Donald Edmund
son; recitation, Little Man." Helen
West; song, Marching Thro Geor-
gia," school, "0ur Flag" Charlotte
Robertson, Maxine Buren and Ruth
Barnes; recitation, Grandson Of a
Veteran" Wayne Allen; song, Fifth
grade pupils; "The Flower, The Flag,
Lois Jory and Donald Worden; recita-
tion, "The Lost Grave" Florence
Cartwright: violin duet, Leon Simp-
son and Henry Kenwell; welcome ad-
dress TO members of G. A. R., Hon
orable George f. Rodgers; address
Reverend j. A. Cruzan, G. A. R.; re-
marks by members of G, A. r., Mr. G.
Stolz, Mr.. ]. M. Pratt, Mr.. Kyle and
Mr. Batcheler; song, america the
school; flag salute, Margaret Wheel
ock, flag bearer, school.
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Assisted by Miss Viola Vercler, VIC
linist, Professor T. S. Roberts piano
pupils gave a fine program last Mon
day evening in the First Methods
church. With one exception, all wert
seeing pupils. Frank Saunders, finl
pianist, is blind His pipe organ in
struction has extended for periot
of six months only, but his execution
of "Triumphal March" on the grea
organ, was splendid, and demandel
encore; this, "Nachtstuck In Il Major,
by Schumann, was given most beautl
= fully. A number of other selection
were encored. The programs worl
showed splendid training and place.
Professor Roberts among teachers 0
high rank.
Giving pleasure to the large audi
ence was this program:
Part I:
e viii O. the Wisp (Behr), Hazel Lon
Marche (Concone), Freda Mauer.
Full of Play (WolcotO, Norm
Thomas
The Nightingale and the Rose (Lieu
rance), Ruth Jones.
Springtide Gayotte (Bischoff), Jua
b nita Moores.
Valsette (Kirchner), Wendell Helm
The Chapel by the Sea (Wilsonl
Nellie Tschudi.
, Messenger Of Spring (Bohm), Mar
tina Schleusner.
sparklets (Miles), Ida schrunk.
Song, III We're King (Armltage,
Raymond Leahey.
Petite Mazurka (sapellnikoff) Mi
> dred Reid
(a) lie Retour des Gondoliers Obi
nett, (b) Fanfare (Dubois), Lucil
: Dewitt.
, Polka Brilllante tspindler), Laur
Yantls.
Plano duet, "Danse styrienne
(Michiels), Meurlc Roberts, Beula
Roberts.
Violin, Romance" (Bartlett), viol
Vercler.
ALA Marcia (von wilm), Bernie
3 Reid.
Organ Triumphal March (Buck)
Frank Sanders.
Chorus, Timbuctoo (GeibeD, Ballad
in G Minor, Op. % Chopin, Fran
Sanders.
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Professor Frank Churchill will Civ
piano recltals for his pupils on tn
evenings Of June fourth and fifth II
Christian church. Two splendid pro
grams will be presented Mr.. Church
III is director in Salem Of the Inter
state branch studio system Of tn