Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-15
SOCIETY
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.s---.5av, May 27, and is due to arrive
lnl,' postop Monady, May 81. The night
y iIl,Iowipg. Tuesday, June l, the season
y Boston begins.
uss Margaret Griffin of Portland
arnected ta arrive early next week to
j 81 some time as the guest of Miss
pi,o @ steiner Miss Griffin isNa charm
inv ni,D girl, whose visits are happily antic'
Pated
, delightful custom, rapidly gaining
.,yor in the east, of presenting one
nrn in piano or voice at a recital is
REoinc slowly introduced in Salem,
Tbpre are many features to musicals of
,Gs kind to be recommended the pro
% rams are necessarily of more at
ss,ectiye length, the audience is given
bctter opportunity to consistently
Il ;rdge musician s work, and the pupil
n Z furnished a greater incentive to dc
"A Ii. or her very best. This method Las
beep employed by Elma Weller, in re.
cent years, and the results have been
more than satisfactory. Her latest re-
cital was given Wednesday evening at
her studio on north Liberty street Miss
leora Wicdmer, an advanced piano stu
5opt being presented. Weller Chamber
bin baritone, was the assistant. In.
terested friends Of the young musician
filled the studio, according Miss Wied-
mer most omplimentary ovation up
on her appearance Miss Wiedmer play
cd with finish, a noticeable feature be.
iug the exquisite melody which charac.
teTized her every selection, this quail
ity being equally as prominent in the
softer passages as in the louder. She
PLAYS easily, gracefully, unaffectedly,
and imparts rare charm to her mus.
ic. She is essentially musical and has
on infinite capacity for work, her
playing demonstrating careful and ener.
getic study, For the past two years
. She has been organist at st. Joseph s
church having the distinction of being
"A one Of the few women in the city to
I play pipeorgan. Her work here has
n attracted much attention. Mr.. Chamber.
lain, although appearing in public but
N recently has already won many admir-.
h eB He has a very good voice which
h promises much His diction and tones
N are particularly commendable and he
" Is gifted with that most essential at.
trbute-temperament. The program
Vas opened by a quartet which played
Webers fuyorite, "Inyitation to the
Dance" Miss Glare Barr's leadership
n was quite exceptional, the entire mum.
N bT being most cleverly executed, the
N Tthm and melody of the piece being
Noticeable by its perfection. The pro.
gram follows:
M AuffOrderung Zum Tanz ....... Weber
m Invitation a la Danse)
4 Clare Barr Isola Smith, Leona Wied.
IN mer, Muriel Sleeves.
M Fantasia ,,,,,,..,,,.,,,.,,. Mozart
n Adogo, Allegro, Andantino, Piu
Allegro,
N H'0"" ,,....ie
~ M HOsyn' T '''''''''''''''' 5n..io.. tne,J",,
, W. y p'SSm ,,a,''.'i.i, '"' '''''
' 4. ~, Mehsr Nn"moeri"in' n,
@ o. Moments Musical ....,. Schubert
VA AllegrettO No, 6
IN lcI CouUnte No. Q ..... Chaminade
y Leopo WieAwer
Tbe Tramp '.'. II Trotoro
" Weller Chamberlain
N Ia To spring - G,ico
Mlb Norwegian Bridal party G,ieS
M Ieopa Wiedmer . D
Ia
m Miss G,a son,or 90 e,,n d.,
Nasbipgtop. formnr,v nf ,u Taonn,a 'nu nr
rived yestorl,, tn w. aaeoi"", ~ a.
house quest Of Viss 1, ,,i;naho,S trSu 10 W.. ~
.S.m,z Miss snnt", j. ""Dtsn III, n'
grl and anrpd,, Las on " n"i ''',u 'ii' 8
d, friends bcro La,'t, ngs "n auni'Ii"B a5 iis'
fore as Miss srbI,l onS,. ,iS,,'U TI Tgie ", w.
iel entertained ipformoi1,. for ha. ,,la"s. ~"
BIZ this attcpon nsljn, os dnost. pS
!, those who Ind known gor 90 nro,.SonsI'. uesvs
ald others IN moot tho ~, to.l'S5 10.
tor During tbe honrs tbe ,,ln,s;ng
N news Of Miss soutcr's engagement tS
LA
NJ At recent Luncheon IN por,,ord oc
N the aumnac association of Ainba C6i
Onega sorority. Mrs r Ntonraa al