East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-03-15

listened to by an appreciative audience
of friends and relatives last evening
when the piano pupils of Mrs. ]. r
Dickson appeared in recital a
the home of their instructor OF
south Main street. The following wal
the program:
Gypsy Dance ............. DuttoI
Helen Thompson
Rain Pitter-Patters ...... .Duttor
Mildred Rogers
Evening Bell .............. hu laF
Gwendolin Rogers
Swing Song ..................
Charles Wakefield Cadmar
Pixies Good Night Song ...... Brown
Helen La Fontaine
Album Leaf, Op. IL, No. IT,. Griee
Vera Temple
Grosmutters Minuett ......... Griee
Ruth Terpenning
Songs
Roses After Rain ...... Lehman
The Princess ............. Grlee
Miss Bertha Anger
Olga La Fontaine
MOTHlIlB- HlOOu o'iS6
Asses Death ................. Greg
Olive Gwinn, Margaret Colesworthy
Elegie-Op. AZ, No. 7 ......... Grieg
Esther Shea
Songs
With Violet ............. Griee
In the Boat ............. GREG
Mrs. Nicholson
Wedding Day at Troldhaugen. .Grieg
Helen Livengood
The Last Spring ............ GREG
Katherine Thompson
Norkegian Bridal Procession. Grieg
Margaret Colesworthy
Watchman's Song .......... GREG
Waltz-Ap. 12, No. 2.........G Grieg
Melodie ........ Paderewski
Katherine Livengood
Prelude, c Minor ........... Chopin
Dance Caprice ............... Grieg
Helen Raymond
Volksweise, Op SS. No. 2..... Grieg
Waltz-Op. 3S, No. 7........ Grieg
Mrs Alexander
Songs
Solveg's Lied ............. Grleg
Thou'rt Like Unto Flower
l..
....... hupSii9'Siil
Ruth Terpening
To a Wild Rose ........ .MacDoweli
Miss Genevieve Clark
Hungarian National Air
Harold Maloney
waltz-A la bien Aimee Schutt
Olive Gwinn
Prelude-Op. 2S, No. 21 80. Chopin
Nachtstuck, Op. 23, No. 4 .Schumann
Mary Johns
One of the pleasing musical events
of the week was the recital given by
the pupils of Miss Eula CRANBERRY,
the Walla Walla vocal instructor, at
the home of Mrs. ]. r. Dickson on
Thursday evening. The program was
one of unusual excellence and each
number was enthusiastically received
by the favored guests. Mrs. Ben l..
Burroughs enraptured her listeners
with a beautiful rendition OF the
Rose Cycle" Mrs. Roy Alexander
sang "Out of My Hearts Great Sor-
row" and THE Nightingale" in
very pleasing manner, The Lula
bv from Jocelynd" by Miss Gladys
Hamley was a charming number,
while the three bird songs by Mrs
Carl Power were heard with delight.
Mrs. ] r. Dickson was never In pet
ter voice in her three numbers,
owe YOU" "The River of Sleep ana
"Dost Thou Know That Sweet Land.
A voice that has seldom been heard
in Pendleton was the clear tenor OF
L. d. Howland and it was one of the
pleasant surprises of the evening" he
sang "Thy Beaming Eyes ana sun
as the Night" Miss CRANBERRY her-
self contributed to the pleasure of the
evening by singing several selections
A st. Patrick's concert and dance
will be given Monday evening by the
Roundup band in the Eagle-Wood-
man hall for the benefit of the uni
form fund. Preceding the dancing
and commencing at Sis, the band
will play five concert numbers anu
Mrs. Carl Power will give vocal Sc
lection. The program will last ABOUT
an hour. after which dancing VIII De
enioyed until midnight. The follow
ing is the concert program:
/ March-The Executive. Sargent
Overture-Poet and Peasant
Luppe
2. Sextett from Lucia. .Doniezette
4. Selection-Foxy Quiller. De koken
3, Song-Sonoro. Mrs. Carl Power
6. Selection-Faust ....... Gounoo
7 March Militaire-Out the Lights
Haines