East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-03-16
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: Pendleton musiC-lovers may look
forward TO another musical treat this
month. in the concert to be given by
Madam Pauline Miller Chapman
mezzo-soprano dramatic. and Frank
/ Thomas Chapman, violinist. accompa,
MED by Miss Van Dyke. pianist These
musicians are artists Of note both in
America and Europe, and Peudleton
is fortunate in securing an engage
ment with them
Madam Chapman studied voice. |
production for seven years with Sig |
nor Marescalchi, Signor Maroti, and
the celebrated Lampert (teacher of
Semhrich Schumann- -Heink and other
artists Madam Chapman has sung
/ in Italy and Germany, including seven
/ engagements in six weeks Cn Berln)
with both Italian and German royal
opera conductors Of orchestra She
( was also honored with concert in
/ Mozart hall, receiving flattering no.
tees and an enthusiastic reception,
and also the large laural wreath
from her musical admirers and friends
in Berlin"
Mr., Chapman is thoroughly musical.
soloist of temperament, and was
member Of the symphony Orchestra,
/ Chicago. before coming west. He is a
pupil of Bernhard Lstemann. and
studied abroad with the celebrated
violinist and teacher, Emil sauret.
Miss Van Dyke is ope of the best
accompanies in the west and her solos
will be a pleasing part of the program
also.
The program will be we'll pleasing
to everyone as the artists win give
some light, semi-popular things as
Well as the heavier classic numbers
Tomorrow evening in the Eagle
Woodman hall the young ladies of
the Phoenix Club will give their an
nual spring ball, to which they have
hidden quite a number of guests The
affair promises to be one of the pret-
test of the late season,
The largest meeting OF the year of
the Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian
church was held yesterday afternoon
at the home of Mrs Kenneth McRae
523 Garfield street Mrs McRae.
Mrs w NJ. Blakely, Mrs. Charles
Norris and Mrs. t. r. Hampton be.
ing hostesses. There were seventy
four ladies present and a very pleas
ant afternoon was spent
At the business meeting Mrs. w. NJ
Blakely was elected president, Mrs.
McRae vice president Mrs. r. H.
Horne secretary and Mrs Clarence
Penland treasurer. Following the
business session an enjoyable musical
program was given. A vocal duet
was sung by Mrs. J. e Snyder and
Miss Mayree snyder, vocal solos were
sung by Mrs. Raymond Hatch. Miss
Snyder. and Miss Gladys Hamey. vi
olin solo was played by Miss Mar.
garet Lowell and an instrumental So
10 by Miss Ionic MINIS. =
Mr.. and Mrs, f f. Purington of
! Burns. who have been visiting rela-
tives here for several days, left last
evening for their home
Jack Vincent, Athena jeweler spent
yesterday in the city.
Otto Serrell of Vansyele transacted
business here yesterday.
Mrs George Robbins was in yes.
terday from Pilot Rock.
i Mrs. G. r. Betholet of Pasco,
spent Tuesday in the city.
Mrs. Dale Slusher is visiting friends
and relatives in Portland,
]. NJ. Butler of Adams was among
the visitors in Pendleton yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. smith of Helix
were visitors in Pendleton yesterday
W. W. Everett Of Alfalfa, Wash.
came in yesterday on the y. p. train.
Ernest Finney was up from Echo
Tuesday He will move mis- family to
Echo soon.
Walter Rose, of the local O.-W.
freight department has been visiting
his mother in Elgin.
5. $. Butler. well Knkown O-W
locomotive engineer, formerly Of this
city but now Of Spokane. is transact
ing business here today.