Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-06

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Greta Phillips, soprano: Miss Eleanor
Colony, contralto; Mr.. Vinton Ellis
tenor; Prof. r, A. Walsh, basso; Mrs
H, T, Babcock, organ; Miss Mary
Schultz, violin; Mr.. W. F. Ketchum
cello, will be assisted by chorus Of
young people of the church, and q
) children's chorus. There will be spe.
cial music at the eleven o'clock com.
munion service The vesper program
. will be:
, !. Consider the Lilies (Topliff), vio-
: lin, cello and organ.
. 2. Quartet, Christ is Risen tBart-
. lett.
: 3. Chlldren's chorus, Gaily the Bells
are Ringing (M. D. Babcock).
4. Soprano solo, Hozanna (Granier)
MISS Greta Phillips,
5. Chorus, They have taken away
My Lord (Harrington).
6. Tenor and bass duet, Rejoice, o
Ye Righteous, Mr. Ellis and Prof.
Walsh.
Z. Contralto solo and quartet, Ring
out the Glad Bells lBartlett), Miss Ell
eanor Colony, soloist.
g. offertory, Angels Serenade (Bra-
ga),
g. Bass solo, Christ is Risen DRESS
ler), Prof Walsh.
TO- Chorus, AS it began to dawn.
H. The Lord is Risen (Greenwald)
Mable Marcus and children's chorus.
12 Ladies' quartet Christ is Risen
Gabriel Misses Phillips, McCullock,
Hogue and Colony
13. Quartet, God hath appointed the
day (Beveridge).
Prof. Meuric Roberts, the principal
Of the Liberty school, has planned for
the closing day exercises a Japanese
operetta, princess Chrysanthemum, /"
with the following cast Princess
Chrysanthemum, Rosie Hrbacek; Lo-
10, Ida Gibson; Yum-Yum, Nellie
Free; Du-Du, Frances Schotheofer;
Tulip, Ruth Weaver; Fairy Moon
beam, Frances Hrubetz; Emperor
What-For-Why Elton Rae; Prince So
Tru, 0ris Hoffman; Prince So-Sli
Willis Free; Top-Not, Joseph Kill
kelly; Saucer-Eyes, Roland Jory;
sprites of the night, courtiers and
fairies. Mr.. c. King Proctor is author
Of the libretto and composer of the
score Of this three-act operetta. There
is excellent talent among pupils of
the school, and the rehearsals are
promising some very good work
Miss Gladys Farrar, who went to
Eugene for the Sigma Nu party on
the ninth of March and was a guest
for three weeks at her sorority house,
the Gamma Phi Beta, returned home
Tuesday Of last week,
Arrangements have been completed
for the Easter sale and tea to be
given in the rectory Of st. Paul's
church next Wednesday afternoon
from two until six.
Mr., and Mrs. ]. H. Sadler of Aurora
have been guests at Hotel Marion this
week. Mr.. Sadler, who Is mayor of
his home town, was called to Salem
for jury duty
Mrs. A. N. Gilbert returned home
last Sunday morning from Southern
Oregon, where she was the guest of
her cousin, Miss Iffie McCully, for ten
days. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert left six
weeks ago for trip to San Francisco
and Los Angeles. Mr.. Gilbert came
directly home while his wife stopped
In Southern Oregon.
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Mr. and Mrs. Cattanach OF Eastern
Oregon are guests Of Doctor and Mrs.
L. F. Griffith. Mrs. Cattanach is the
sister Of Mrs, Griffith.
Among Salem people who heard
Tetrazzini last Saturday night in Port
land we're Mrs. Halle Parrish Hinges,
Mrs. Seba Case Wall, Mrs. w. Carlton
Smith, Mrs. Myrtle Mendenhall, Mrs.
L. f. Robe, Miss Nina Parrish, Miss
Leffler.
In st. JoseDh's hall next Wednes-
day evening will be given the last gem
eral public recital for the season OF
the Sara Brown Savage School of
Expression. The following program
has been arranged:
Piano duet, Miss Klein and Miss Err
ixon.
Echo and the Ferry CJean Ingelow)
Miss Olive McGee.
Monologue, A Game of Bridge (Hel-
en- Bagg), Miss Blanche Liston.
The Boy that was Scarf Of Dying
(Annie Trumble Slossen), Miss 0dell
Savage.
Sketch, Sackcloth and Ashes (Hen-
ry Baldwin,: Gladys, Miss Alta Jones:
Madge, Miss Bertha Eckerlen; Jack
Stuyyesant Perry Reigelman.
Cigarettes Ride (ouida), Miss Ha-
zelle Erixon.
Monologue, A Cheerful Caller, EN-
mallne Klein.
Vocal solo, Miss Rhea Wilson.
Farce, William (W. G. Parker Al
fred Blossom, a young theologlan,
George Hopkins; Henry Bronson, his
chum, Robin Day: Mrs. Bronson, Hen
rvs wife, Miss Alice Judd; Jennie, a
maid, Miss Helen Blackwell.
This program promises an evening
Of pleasure to all who are fortunate
in finding seats in the hall Mrs Saw
ages pupils have given a number Of
entertainments which filled the hall
to oyerflowing and delighted the au-
diences,
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On the evening Of Thursday, April
eleventh, the senior class of the State
university are presenting the annual
play which on this occasion will be
"She Stoops to Conquer Taking
principal parts are two Salem high
school graduates, Miss Mildred Bag
! ley and Mr.. Rex Turner, who were