The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-08

Il ing one To the laidos OF the city,
The biggest affair of Tho coming
week viii be the May festival at Grace
Methodist Episcopal church. which
viii be In session atl week. A stint
lar festival was given n year ago. ana
1, proved a pronounced success, This
years programs have been carefully
arranged, and Il will DO series OF
entertainments that none can wcll af-
ford to miss. Season tickets are sell.
Ing for tlfty cents. and these Include
the supper and admissions 10 all the
entertainment. The May Festival be-
gins tomorrow with a Mothers Day
sermon and appropriate music In the
mornins and n Mothers jubilee sons
program At night The program VIII
close next sunday night. the 18th.
with public installation Of Epworth
League officers. The four week night
numbers begin with the supper Tues
day evening from to = o'clock. On
"Wednesday evening there will bc
con- bined interprctativc program CIV
on by Rev. and Mrs. II. J. vanFossen,
district superintendent OF the Mctho.
dist church and wife. and Mrs. nert
G. Thomas. Mr.. Van rossen Is an
Instructive and very entertaining an
ter, rcter OF popular poems ard mis-
ce,laneous readings. particularly
from Riley, Carleton and Burma Mrs.
Ven Fosscn Ia pianist of great
power and lucidity, AMI has apgcs-.'i
nacn tho prosra. rs - the Ashland
Chautauqua for several years. Her
rendering OF Tho Chimcs' has been
heard here. and ID considered quite
wonderful. Mrs. Bert G.. ThomAs
needs no Introduction. All local pco-
pie who have heard her know the
sweetness OF her voice and interpre-
tation. Thursday night there viii be
u program rendered by local talent.
and consisting OF tho cantata. Tho
Golden Valley" for ladies' voices.
with Mrs. A. J. voye MS a0loist and
Mrs. c. II. Davis reader. Mrs. voyc
will render solos independent OF the
cantata, and the society considers
itself most fortunate In having her
assistance. Her expressive and SYM
pathetic voice insures response
from all listeners. Tho fact that Mr..
A!otschenbacher has this cantata In
charge and that Mrs. +. II. cofcr In
accompanist and instrumental soioist
insures brillian, and true rend dering
Of this bright piece. Mrs. G. II. Davis
as reader will add great variety and
strength TO the program. The voices
In tho cantata are: First sopranos.
Mrs. Herbert q. Mccarthy. Mrs. YER
non T. Motschenbacher. Misses Hor-
tense Hogue. Margaret Worden and
Louise Benson: second sopranos. Mrs.
Il. Il Hamilton. Mrs. T.. C. Richards
and Misses Augusta Parker. Hazel
North. and Georgia Porter: altos.
Mrs. Geo. J. Walton. Mrs. 8. b, Tur-
ncr. Mrs. J. q. Camp and Misses Vera
Houston. Claudia Sphinx and Clara
Calkins. The orchestrG consists o.
Dr. Fisher. flute: +. N. Upp. comet.
ana Professor Morris, alto. Friday
evening Miss Bertha Elisabeth Cal
kIns. d reader OF strong personality
and great strength and variety Of Sc
lcctions. and Mrs. Don J. Zumwalt,
vocalist. Will render the program.
Miss Calkins last year was special
reader for the Ashland ChautauQua,
and the society feels confident In rec
ommending her work. The fact that
Mrs Zumwalt appears ON this pro-
gram insures a full house for that
night Her engaging personality and
sympathetic and powerful rendering
OF song have been 30 long and favor
ably known TO the audiences Of the
city. that further comment IL unnec.
essary. All In all. tho program prom
'ses week Of enjoyment and proAt.
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The committee appointed by Pros
perity Rebekah Lodge for the May
banquet surprised the members OF the
lodge ON Friday night by departure
from the usual order. At the close
OF the business meeting each men,
Der present was presented with
ticket to the Star. where Mary Pick
ford was to be seen In The Eagles
Mate" After the show the members
were escorted TO the Sugar Bowl.
where refreshments were enjoyed.
Tho evening was voted success by
those participating. and many sx-
prsssious OF appreciation were heard