Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-08

"Toccata," /" D'Evry, Mrs. Adalaine Mer-
rill Biddle; quartet, 81 VIII Sing Of
Thy Power Sullivan; solo, "A Prayer
for Faith" Bartlett, Miss Phillips,
violin solo; Scripture reading; Hymn;
prayer; solo, "Come Unto Me-" Far
rell, Mr. Walsh; quartet, Fear Not 0
Israel" Spicker solo, "In That Beau
tiful Land Taylor, Mr., Charles Roth !;
offertory, "Souvenor," Drdla; violin
and organ, Miss Schultz and Mrs. Ad-
alaine Merrill Biddle; duet, Ashamed
of Jesus" Fischer, Miss Eleanor Col
ony and Mr.. Walsh; quartet, From
Egypts Bondage Came" Page; Bene-
diction; choral benediction, Lutkin
postlude, Grand March from Aida,
Verdi, Mrs. Adalaine Merrill Biddle.
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On Saturday, June first, at the North
Spring Valley picnic, prizes were
awarded in the first home credit con-
test held in the United States, and re-
suits of an Industrial work contest
were shown. Arthur Zisner was given
the prize for r-best cake, and enjoyed
the distinction of being photographed
in company with Governor West and
State Superintendent Alderman. Resi-
dents from Polk county gathered jim
Branson's grove, where addresses were
given by the governor and school su-
perintendent. There was music by the
Spring Valley school and delightful
luncheon at noon, served by the school
girls. The home credit work was in
augurated in the school by Principal
O'Reilly, and results have been most
satisfactory This is scheme Of CIV
ing school credits for work done in the
house and on the farm, is something
entirely new and has opened a way to
make such duties not only profitable
but pleasant Money prizes were
awarded In this contest; three each OF
three dollars, two dollars and one dol
lar. The three and two dollar prizes
were given to Mabel Smith, Jack Sim
hns, Rebecca Lenstrom, Evangeline
Jennings, Vlrda Rayy, Alma Holdredge
The one dollar prizes to George Sim
kins, Blanche Verstug and Lulu Len
strom.
On Wednesday evening, June fifth
Professor Frank E. Churchill pre-
sented pupils at second interesting
recital this week.
Fanfare Militaire.' by Ascher, the
cxcellently played trio, was given by
Alpha Wrigh, Itrene McGoran and
MCy Setusloff. With fine touch Ber-
nice Rise played beautifully. Rath-
buns Meditation; Marjorie Kay
an intermediate pupil, gave "Valse
Brillante" most satisfactorily
Sparkling Eyes" (Bohm), was
played brilliantly by Margaret Legg
Wollenhaupts "Valse Styrienne'
was Evelyn De Longs most beauti-
fully executed number.
"Polonaise Heroique', by Madam
Rive-King was the brilliant selec-
tion beautifully given in duet by Eu-
gena and Vida Siegmund.
In Gottschalk's "0rfa Grand Pol
ka' Ulla Beck showed good work
and Ralph Barnes rendition o
Bohms Golden Glitter" was sur
prislngly good
Miss Alice Judd, a pupil of Alex
ander Hull, sang "The Dream Ru
bensetln, very beautifully.
Loves Awakening" (Mashowski,
was splendidly given by Juanitf
Wright, and the same can be re-
poated in compliment to Alpha
Wright, Irene McGoran, Evelyn DC
Long and May steusloff for the man.
ner in which they closed the pro
gram with Wely's "Fantasie."
An additional number, I'm Cloud
Land" by Killing, was given by little
Vera Smith, a first year pupil. The
graceful little hands brought out the
music beautifully.
Miss Ethel Thomas who was this
week graduated from the Sara
Brown Savage School Of Expression
delighted with one of her final re-
cital selections,a monologue, THE
Musical"
The same lovely decorations for
the first recital were fresh for this
occasion and were the artistic work
OF Miss Anna Reinhart, Miss Clara
Neugebauer and Miss Merz Herrick
Asked as ushers were. Miss
Blanche Liston Miss Merle Tracy
Miss Mary Plgler, Miss Anna Rein
hart and Miss Clara Neugebuer.
The Miller quartet was attraction
at Leslie Methodist church on Fri
day evening of last week when they
give a musical program Of merit, and
were assisted by Mrs. Train and Mrs
Lehman, with readings
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The School Of Music Of Willamette
university, presented It's commence
ment recital last Wednesday evening
to a capacity house. The program
as usual was composed Of numbers
given entirely by students and de-
signed to represent in part the kind
and quality Of work that is being
done The program was m ost excel
lent In every respect, and reflected
the greatest credit on the thorough
and efficient work being done by
Dean Mendenhall, and by Mrs Men
denhall as head Of the vocal depart
pent' A special and most enjoyable
feature Of the recital was the beau
tllul cantata, entitled "A Midsummer
Night and sung by the Ladies' club
In their usual artistic and finished
manner The program follows.
Part !.
VOCAL.
Ding, Dong .......... .solman
The Glee Club.
VOCAL SOLO.
"A Blood Red Ring Toleridge- Taylor
Miss Margaret Hodge
Angus Macdonald" ...... Roeckel
Mr. Harold Jory.
Rose Of My Heart ..........Lohr