Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-06

music of the quartet recalled to the
Salem public that a unique work is be-
ing done at Chemawa by Mr.. Turney
as a composer as well as leader Of the
orchestra. The "lndian Suit" which
was played with fine effect revealed
the spirit of the early Indian people
in their joys, in their sorrows and in
their ceremonies.
Mr.. Richard H. Kennedy in the role
of narrative lecturer is in class by
himself and delivers his lecture on
Z" Les Miserables' in L manner that
made a great impression on ,his audi
ence.
The following programme was given:
Quartet No. 10 .................,.,...r.M Mozart
Allegro, andante, minuetto, allegro
Group of miniature numbers
(a) MinuettO .,...........-... Schubert
(b) Reverie ........................... Turney
,(c) ROndo ............,................. Mozart
! ,(d) Minuetto ..................... Boccherini
,(e) Norwegian Halling .......... Anon
Narrative lectme-Les Miserlbles....
............................ Hugo
Mr.. Richard II. Kennedy
Quartets
(a) Andante cantabile Tscaaikowsky
(b) Norwegian dance ..................Grieg
First Indian suite .......-.,............. Turney
(a) Dawn-Light in the East
(b) Dance-Tribal Ceremonial
(c) Lamentation-Death Of a War
rior
(d) The Hunt-Braves ON the Chase
"Thru fifty years Of hopes and fears,
OF bright and cloudy weather,
OF joys and griefs and smiles and
tears.
They have grown old together
Grown old, ah, mol for long ago
In words past all forgetting,
Twas said that they were youngest
| who
Were nearest to life's setting"
Last Saturday, the home of the Fred
Thompson s 1T Salem Heights was the
scene of very happy and enjoyable
occasion, it being the tiftieth wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Thompson. The spacious parlor. Inv.
! ing room and library We're bowers OF
golden beauty. Scotch broom, yellow
snapdragons, and butterucps were every
where in evidence.
During the afternoon the honored
guests were at home to the members
Of the G.. A. r. and W. r. Q.
The following program was rendered
! both afternoon and evening:
Piano solo, Gladys Thompson; bio
graphy and address, Rev. Elyin; sopra-
no solo. "I Love You Truly, Miss
Cora Fisher; reading, Avery Thomp-
Son; reading, Halle Compton; triol,
written for the occasion, A. N. Fulker'
son, Dan Wilson, Harold Benjamin;
piano sole, Norma Thomas; vocal solo
Mllindy", Mr.. Behlamin; greetings
from Comrade Webster.
| Mrs. Lamoine X. Clark in few well
chosen words presented a solid gold
lehain and fob to the groom Of fifty
wears ago, and to the still sweet and
blusbine bride beautiful cameo
brooch set with seed pearls. These
gifts we're tokens from Sedwick G. A
r. Post and Sedgkick W. r. c. respect
livxely. Many other gifts Of risf
and thoughtful nature were received by
the happy couple from relatives anC
friends.
In the evening the friends anC
Ineighbors Of the Thompsons at Salem
! Heights gathered for o. delightful
evening, leaving a large leather up
holstered easy chair as slight tokeI
Of tae appreciation they nave for thei
friend and neighhor. At this tint
mrs. A. ". Fhlkerson read the biog
raphy and wedding poem. During botl
afternoon and evening the bride Gu
most wonderful wedding cakes, AM
generously distributed the delieiou
morsels to the assembled guests. Thos
assisting in the serving during tn
afternoon and evening were Mrs. OFT
Barrett and the Misses Laura Wagner