East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-01-08
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The recital Of Miss Zilla simpson ot
tho Malen Burnett School of Piano
Playing, at the Presbyterian church
last evening proved TO be one OF the
most attractive programs ever given
here The program was extremely
difficult, ranging from the Appas-
sionata Sonota Of Beethoven to the
wonderfully beautiful concerto OF
Ischaikousd. Miss simpsons work
was so finished throughout that It
would be hard TO say which number
was really her best. In the Beetho-
ven sonata. varying in its moods from
the most delicate passages to the out
burst OF passion her Interpretation
was most artistic one could almost
see the northern lights in that TX
quisite number Of Torjussen
The Ischalkowsk Concerto, per-
haps the most difficult or the modern
concertos. was played In q mastery
way. The fun chords delicate runs
and exquisite touch in the more sing
ing pars was fitting climax to a
charming program.
Mr. McDonald's violin work ana
Miss Burnetts accompaniment on the
| piano. made fitting background,
Miss Simpson possesses a beautiful
voice and delighted her audience with
several songs
Miss Nellie whiting, also a grad
uate Of the same school added much
| to the pleasure OF the program by
| playing several groups Her inter
probation Of the Chopin Beceuse was
| charming in its tenderness and In the
wonderful Revolutionary Etude Of
| Chopin her audience was spellbound,
the burst of applause showing It's en-
II thusiasm
i The dainty Dwarf Dance Of Grieg
was delightful and the Toscatta Of
Foote very brilliantly ana clearly
done
Yesterday afternoon the Current
Literature club met at the home of
Mrs. Mary Dlsosway with Mrs Dis
osway and Mrs John f. Robinson as
hostcsses. A very interesting pro-
gram on Modern Movements Of To-
1 day" preceded a social hour and tho
serving Of refreshments The follow
ing was the program:
Paper. Modern Movements for Pub
lie Health. water supply. Sewers
Quarantlning, Pure Foods, District
| Nurses, School Inspection. Mrs
James Johns. Sr.
Review Discovery of the Future
III. G. Wels), Mrs Mary La DOW.
The Political Movements Of To-day
Mrs f B Aldrlch.
II Modern Methods of Transportation
u and Communication. Mrs. I T..
Temple.
Modern improvements Tor Industrial
Workers Paper by Mrs F. J, SOM
Il mervile, read by Mrs. Disosway
iii Pauline Rebekah Lodge No. 10 at
q the regular meeting last evening In
4! stalled the following officers. Past
q noble grand. Mrs Hattie Huston. no.
4 ble grand, Miss Venice Callison; vice
Il grand Mrs Edna craig, secreur.
4 Mrs Hattie Huston treasurer, Miss
81 Cora Town, right supporter OF noble
g grand Mrs Lille Best. left supporter
III OF noble grand Miss Julia Cook. right
2 supporter OF vice grand, Mrs Matte
3 Brown; left supporter of vice grand,
5I Mrs Nettie milestone, warden Mrs.
al Jeannette McRae, conductor, Mrs.
81 Ida Gray. inside guardian, Mrs D.
9I Neil: outside guardian, Mrs. Bertha
III Neagle; chaplain. Mary cooley, musi-
q clan. Mrs. Sarah Newberry; captain
81 Of degree staff Mrs Laura TweedN;
al managers Emma smith Ethel War
II rem and Laura weedy
JlI An automobile museum has beer
n established in London, where there
u are exhibited gasoline cars made as
n early as 1895, steam tricycle. made
ell in 1891. and one Of the earliest str3r
III cars made in 1860.