Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-10
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''The DebatiR' Society," (Ilall) in
the hands of Charles billiard was one
of the most enjoyable numbers on the
program. This was an extremely diff.
cult number involving the impersoua-
tion of 6 or more. very different char.
acters, but it was presented in sucl a
way as to entirely satisfy the hearers
as to the young reader S undoubted
ability. His work showed much dis
elimination in training, and careful de-
velopment of the underlying individu-
ality.
Miss Marguerite Flowers exquisite
rendition of the Riley lyric "The
South Wind and the Sum-, was a mar
yelously pleasing example of what can
be done with the speaking voice. Her
pieturing was remarkably vivid and
true. The two impersonations of the
child character in %The Besetting
Sin" (Cooke) and ga Domestic Rip
pie" (Foley) were equally pleasing
and delightfully."- refreshing Miss Flow
er's grasp of personality is unfailingly
clear.
After the programme the guests en-
ioyed an informal chat over the tea
cups with their hostesses.
Friends of Miss Hazel Blake and
Miss Phyllis Painter, who are among
those graduating from tae Sacred
Heart academy have received invita-
tions to attend the commencement ex-
erciees Friday evening June sixteenth.
Mrs f. J. Allen and daughter Helen,
accompanied by Mrs j, II. Evans mo-
tored to the home of Mrs. L. J. Whit
ney for the day Thursday.
Miss Marie Evans was guest at
CauthOrn hall at Corvallis during com
mencement. Thursday Miss Evans and
Miss Meryl Whitney went to Portland
to spend the week end with friends.
The manv Salem friends of George
W, GOode who formerly lived in Sa-
lem will De interested to lear of his
marriage to Lois Mathis in Los An.
geles, California, on June the second.
His brother Rayford Goode, of Salem
acted as best man. TAe young couple
will live in Los Angeles, California,
where Mr.. Goode has business interests.
Two recitals of unusual interest and
merit were given by the pupils of
Mrs. W. A. Denton on the evenings Of
of the 3rd and 5th of this month. The
first by the younger pupils, who de-
parting from the usual form of pro.
gram elected Jennelle VandervOrt as
Queen June, who called ner fairies
together" not to talk of wind or
weather, but to play their theme and
tune. As tribute to sweet June, Jen-
nellie made a sweet and dignified Queen
giving the guests hearty welcome
The program throughout was ren.
dered most creditably, each pupil i'm
pressing the listeners with the ease
and understanding with which they
rendered their pieces.
Ethelwyne Kelly and Pauline Mar
naca played their numbers with per
feet technique and expression.
Margaret Steiner was winning in n
song to her own accompaniments and
piano solo.
The sa1aphone solo by Wesley Brand
hort, a pupil of Karl Winger was
splendidly given and enthusiastically
aPplauded. His sister Eugenia, who is
clever little musician accompanied
him.
Katherine Vincent, Frances Hodge
and Florence Elgin deserve credit for
the excellent rendition Of their num-
bers. &
Among the younger boys, Ebert La
schalle played with feeling and under
standing, Donald Allison whose mum.
ber was quite difficult rendered it with
olearness and delicacy.
The piano duet by Milton Steiner and
Earl Shafer was heartily applauded.
The program follows:
Danse Semplice ................-..- Rat1bun
Ethelwyne Kelly, Pauline Marnaeh
Les Muscadins ........................... Waehs
Jennelle Vandervort
Gypsy Carnival ....................... Blavelt
Blondel Carlton
Lander ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Helms
Ruth Moore
Sa1aphone solo ..................................
Wesley BrandhOrst
(a) A Wild Wood Ramble.. Hudson
(b) The Musical Top. Krogman
-dargret Steiner
Dance in the Meadow ............... Rathbun
Katheryn VOORHEES,
The Pixies Sliding Down the Hill.
Brown
Margret Lewis
Spinning Wheel ..-.................... Heman
Pauline Marnach
Allegreese ..................-.......... Sartori0
Ethelwyne Kelly
cathedral Echoes ...............-........... Read
Elbert Lasehelle
Merry Lads and Lassies ......-Sanford
Jenette Jones
Nold FlsheS ........-...-......-........... HelRs
Leila Baum
The Wayside Spring ...............W Williams
Donald Allison
Under the Willows .......-....... Lindsay
MonfOrd Adams
Throwing Kisses ............................ Bohm
Milton Steiner
SOpata NO. ..........................-.... Haydn
Francis Hodge
NTo1,rLa Hon nobr,