Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-22

has been heard frequently in concert
and recitals, her work last night being |
fitting climax to years OF arduous
study and pleasure. giving to the public.
The opera hC,lse was filled to overflow
ing, friends literally showering the
young performers with exquisite flow
ers. On her each appearance Miss
Berndorfner was greeted with pro
longed applause. Whether in the tre-
mendously big or in the softer and
more poetic passages, Miss Berndorfner
proved herself mistress of her instru-
ment, which was sometimes the pianoI
and sometimes thel harp. Every num-
ber was executed with intelligence and
sureness, the player, by her delicate un-
derstanding Of the composers moods,
imparting TO the audience peculiar
acquaintancy with the inspirational
idea of the composers. Miss Berndorf
ner will receive her degree with the
academic graduates in June. Miss
Marie Campbell, yioliniste, assisted he,
most artistcGlly. She appeared in sew.
eral numbers with Miss Berndorfner,
and also played sclo selections, Her
work is eXqusitely musical, her inter
pretations being distinctly feminine.
Slight and graceful in appearance, she
charms with her personality as well as
with her music. She has been heard
quite frequently in public recitals, and
besides her ability to play several in
struments, also possesses q beautiful
flute.like voice last night s audience
being captlvated by her vocal rendi
tions Of the 'SOncta Maria, " and the
piquant little number, 1.-THE Owl s
Courtship.' Miss Gertrude Campbell
and Miss Lucille ,laskoski were the ac.
compansts, deserving especial commen.
dation fo their excellent work. The
numbers of the academic vocal class
> and the string quartet also added much
to the enjoyableness Of the event, The
, program given was as follows;
. Three'part Softly Breezes
Blow" ................................. Sinnhold
Academic Vocal Glass.
r (a) Prelude ....... .Rachmaninoff op 3
;. (b) Valse de Concert. Wieniawski op. 3.
}. Piano-Louise Berndorfner.
Elegle Ernst
!. Violin-Marie Campbell,
3 GAY lmpromptu Chopin op. 90
s (bl Andante Finale from Lucia di
!, Lammermoor (left hand alone).,.
{ ...."....., Donizctti i.Leschetizky op. IL
/. Piano--Louise Berndorfner
}, Serenade GODDARD
n ViUins-Mane Campbell, Bertha
n Doerfler,
Sancta Maria .............................. Faur,
Nocal--MGrie Campbell.
, Harp-Louise Berndortner.
~ hlbVlettO ".,,,a..,,.....,...-..... Nerdl'Bls2l
% Piano-Louise Berndorfner.
n "The OWLS Courtshipn ............. Gaine,
y Vocal-Marie Campbell,
l. Ia) Etudo Characteristique ................
u Obcrthur op, 81
, (b) Fairies Dream .................. Robinson
;, Harp--Louise Berndorfner
u hungarian FantaSie .................... Toban
IS Vio'in-Marie Campbell
e, Rhapsodio Hougroise No, 2...........uLisz
T. Piano-Louiso Berndorfner.
n Hhe Voice of Spring .............." BehrenS
s, Academic Vocal Glass,
r Caprice Martial ..................... Siunhol,
"a String Quartet
Mrs' Asa n, David, OF Atlanta, Geor
r. gia came in for considerable Of tn
1t social attention Of the week, the al
fairs given for her pleasure bein
among the most delightful taking plac
is during the past seven days, Exquisit
I'd roses in pink and white enhanced IN
beauty of the rooms of the Williar
McGilchrist, lr,, home Thursday after
G. noon when Mrs. MeGilchrist and he
st sister, Mrs. Merlin Harding, entertain
v, ed with six tables Of "50On for Mr.
n. David Mrs James McGilehrist, an
st Miss lSobel McGilchrist assisted du'
ar ing the hours. A lovely guest prig
TX comphmented Mrs. David at the col
Mt cmsion Of the games, Miss MaSelin
a Miller, of Hoopeston, Illinois, hou'
n. guest of Mrs. A. S. Kazmarek, secui
3 ing the high score awarded, Cues
a. asked for this afternoon were; Mr.
le' David Eyre, Mrs. Frank Myers, Mr.
er walter Sunul1inu Mrs Row Mil