Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-01

NhAANA me- NhlNl nuNt ulNuuN nttn OF
dered, are patterned after those of the
Cherrians; cream eolored flannel, trim
med in red, and with the cutest little
red Cherrybud decorations on their
arms instead of cherries) and with the
jauntiest little caps, ana nifty shoes
and stockings to match, OF course the
suits will be in the khickerbocker style,
for not single one of the members of
the band has graduated from knee
" breeches' as yet, and the day is not
far distant when the Salem Chcrrians
will swell up with pride when this lilli.
putian organization leads them OFF with
stirring strains of martial music.
While every one of the members Of
the organization does remarkably splcn.
did execution with his instrument when
the limited time of practice and number
of lessons are taken into consideration,
some having but recently Joined the
band, and there are several coming solo.
lists among them, perhaps that which is
the most inspiring and appeals to one S
keener sense Of appreciation more than
anything else is to witness and listen to
the marvellous performance of little
Miss Evelyn Hebel upon u "monstcr II
flat" bass.
46-Pound Tot Toots 1s-Pound Horn.
This little lass, with sparkling black
and mischievous eyes is the 0-year.old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hobcl the
band master, She is petite little
spritc Of but 4G pounds udvoirdupois
and the monster tuber, which she man.
ipulates with startling ability, weights
is pounds and when standing upon its
bell, oyortops its mistress by full two
inches. Can she play? Wen you would.
not believe it unless you heard it with
your own ears and saw her with your
own eyes, The full, clear tones that
She gets out of that big wind instru.
mcnt-which the writer doubts very
much if he could get sound out of il
above coarse flutter or sputtcr-and
the volume would do credit to one twice
her age and size.
In order to appreciate her clever exc,
cution upon this huge instrument conc
can readily understand why it is named
the monster" + flat when he com
pores the big horn TO its performer in
| point Of sizo) one should hear her exc
cute the base solo In the o,Wolyerine
/ March ~ The clear, strong and musica
notes Of the big bass swell out in won
drous volume al the pressure of her IN
| Tie cherry.rcd cupid's how lips. Tn,
solo work was thrilling, the bclllil
notes causing those queer little tingle
TO chase one another up aud down one Z
spine, And did she "lay of" duHnl
the iuterludcs like the finished musician
and solo nrtistl Not muchl She ear
riad her part right through like It'll,
major and when she finished the piocc
or rather. when She and the band hnt
finished the piece, She sat back uut
smiled and her bright eyes twinkled lit,
twin stars
Are Proud Of Little Evelyn.
Bat Them foo much about litt,
EVELYN. who iuhrIits her musical talent
and blows thc horn which her fathcI
did buck IN 'thc statcsu for man,
years. might mako the other mi,
musicians iplIul. ur ouyious of her and
might "'bu. vu" tbp band. and thaI
would bc too bad. They are all de
serving of tbc highest praise and the,
wouldn't gcO Jealous of Hulc Eyclyr
because they ere all proud of her ap,
4 would figat at thp "drop of tlt lal'
II fat her.
| Last night was ,'yi.itors' niehf" foI
II Helal's Chogyul Band and Mn. Ilc
htl's paint Shop. which he u,ilizce foI
these .rocial Occasions was uncscd Z,
|''s. r. d. by ,hr mothers fathers. is
tcrs and bro;1rs of the little musician.
who manifested their pride 10 their on