Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-04

At the Grand Opera House next Fri
day evening, January tenth, Mrs. Car
rie Jacobs-Bond of remarkable per-
sonality and a wonderful interpreter
of her own songs, will appear before
an assured immense audience. She
will recite her poems and sing her
songs as she conceived them--simply,
sincerely and truthfully. And the re-
suit will pc an entertainment unique
in its manner, interesting in its mat
ter and helpful in its good nature and
sympathy.
1t is impossible to describe the
daintiness and exquisite tenderness
this gifted woman weaves about her
poems, making them far reaching in
their influence. Every vocal teacher
recommends to pupils Carrie Jacobs
Bonds songs and the public has
learned to recognize her tuneful melo-
dies wherever they are heard.
Mrs. Bond sings with depth of
feeling and a clearness of enunciation
seldom found in the work Of even the
most eminent artists, and her recita-
tions are true to nature and full of
human warmth.
The musicale given by Carrie Jacobs
Pond at Portland in the Multnomah
yesterday morning at eleven o'clock,
was a glorious success, and immedi-
ately at its close arrangements were
completed for a return appearance of
this talented artist. The program to
he presented by Mrs. Bond next Fri.
day evening, was due to arrive in time
for publication in this department, but
owing to an unavoidable delay, 1t will
appear later in the week.
An arrangement has been made by
which Miss Thelma Waters of Port
land, will assist in the vocal depart
ment of Willamette college Of music.
Miss Waters recently from New York
studied in that city and also in Berlin.
Her voice is soprano and highly cult
waited. Salem people will remember
her beautiful singing when she as
sisted William Graham on the occa-
sion Of his concert a few weeks ago.
AS a vocal instructor Miss Waters
ranks among the best from the east,
and Willamette university Is to be
congratulated upon its good fortune in
securing such material to add to It's
excellent faculty
Mr.. Leon Rice Of New York CITY,
who possesses a beautiful tenor voice
which he handles with cultivation
and artistic effect has given pleasure
this week on several occasions, en-
tertalning at the First Christian
Church. Large audiences attended
each concert and demanded encore af-
ter encore His voice runs beautifully
into the highest tones and his inter.
probation makes his concerts a pleas
ure. Individual appreciation was
shown by free silver offering.
Mr.. Rice was for several years
tenor soloist of Trinity Church, New
York, perhaps the best known church
in America. He has sung in this
country, in Canada and in Europe
calling forth most flattering press no
tices.
Mrs. Rice accompanies with plan;
and her work Is delightfully."- artistic
These popular musicians will III
audltoriums wherever they appear
A sacred vesper service will be CIV
e en- at four O'Clock tomorrow In Firs
Congregational Church by the choir
Of First Baptist Church and Flrs
Congregational Church. In the Bar
r tist choir are Miss Ermine Bushnell
8 soprano; Miss Minetta Mayors, alto
n Mr.. W. T, jerks, tenor; Mr. II, $. Gil
i basso Miss nellie Copley, organIst.
: Members Of the Congregation
8 choir are Miss Inez Denlson, soprano