Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-01
R. F. Clark and Miss Ethel Hall.

her voice. Mr.. Junk played "The
Holy City, and was accompanied by
Mrs. Darby.
Presentations of certificates for
elementary prOgressice series closed
the evening
The programme was as follows:
March Grotesque lSinding), Irma
Keefer, Mrs. Darby; The Wood Birds
Carol (Barth), Leonu Fisher; Santa
Clause (Krogman), Thressie Hall;
March of the Midgets (Kern), Lau-
renee Fisher; Bicycle Waltz (GeibeD,
LeOna and Laurence Fisher; The Holy
City (Adams), cornet, Herbert j. Dar-
by; When Daisies Sleep (Kussner), A
Minuet at Court (Hellsr), John H. Ell
lott; Berceuse from Jocelyn (Godard)
In Spring Time (Cole), Emily Phillips:
Canzonetta (Jensen), Dance of the
Dolls (Poldine), Jessie Buell.; From the
Land of the Sky Blue Water (Cad-
mani, Hark, Hard the Lark (Schu-
bertJ, Alice judd Serenade (Schubert-
liszt), Pas Des es-Amphorcs (Chaminade)
Irma Keefer.
about fifty proud parents and
friends attended the recital given by
group of Miss Laura Grants pupils
at her residence studio on Thursday
afternoon. The rooms were fragrant
with Caroline Testout roses, artistical-
ly arranged in baskets.
The programme given by these
youthful performers was a genuine
musical treat. Particularly well in
terpreted and artistic were the num-
bers played by Cecil Deacon, Marie
Spight and Marie Harold.
Here is the programme:
Moonlight on the Hudson-G. D. Wilson
Prudence Slight, Miss Grant
Sweet Carnation .........-...... st. Joseph
Paul Lee
Boat Song ........................-...... Lichner
Eugenia Savage
Arbutus Waltz ........................... Vogler
Emily Goode
Spring Song .................... b. D. Ackley
Sung by Deryl Meyers, Paul Know
land, Urlin Page, Paul Lee, Robert
Bishop, Virginia Dorcas, Iris Ander
son, Vivian Utter, Irene Fleming, Fern
Winchell, Ruth Buckner
III lllt Nlltll lIOulb lUIDCu
Serenade ..........D 'Arlequin Almargarae
Elva Almser
Reading,
Mrs. McGilchrist
( Sing Robin Sing ................... Spaulding
Urlin Page
Love by Moonlight ..........,......... Kinlsel
/ The Fountain ............................. BOhm
Cecil Deacon
The Ball Game ........................ H. Reed
Deryl Meyers
Invitation to the Dance ............ Weber
Grace George, Orla Welch
The Elfin Waltz, .........-......................
Chester Kirk
The Charming Shepardess.... Mathews
Robert Bishop
/ Twitteging Birds .................... Billeman
Prudence Spight
Waltz StreabbOg
Vivian Utter, lnez Anderson, Fern
Wincholl
Little Fairy Gallop ........,... Sreabbog
Irene Fleming
Scented POsles ......-.-....--..........- Powell
Evangcline Acheson
Lilly of the Valley .................... Smith
Marie Harold
The University chapel, Waller hall
was the scene Of a pleasing and sue
cessful recital Thursday night when
the violin and piano pupils of Miss
JOY Turner and vocal pupils of DR.
Frank Wilbur Chace of the W. u de.
partment of music were presented in
an interesting and varied program
Much interest was manifested by the
large audience and the players receiv;
ed many compliments aud words of en-
cOuragement.
The chapel was uniquely decorated
in the national colors, red rambler rOs
es, white lilies, ocean spray, and blue
canterberry bells making a picturesque
setting for the performers, supplying
the elements of color and fragrance tC
the harmony Of sound. Art baskets
filled with syringa and red rambler
roses were suspended from the arches
on the platform, and flags supplied
the remaining color scheme. The elec
tric lights were hooded with red, white
and blue shades which cast a soft glow
over the hall.
Several of the pupils made then
first public appearance at this time
among them being little Elizabeth
= Thompson, a verv talented little
year old violinist, Paul Purvine an
, other young violin student and clever
; little Maude Engstrom who surprised
= all by her work on the piano; Ruth
Wechter although only a young Cir
3 of 70 played two long difficult pianC
selections entirely from memory anj
3 was most enthusiastically received.
A distinct feature of the program
were the two violin ensemble numbers
which were exceedingly well renderd
On of the violin ensemble numbers
: devotion" was played by five stu
dents all under the age of nine year,
and Judging from the applause thi.
. was easily the chit" of the evening
The vocal pupils, Misses McInturf,
and McCaddam, under Dr. Chace's di
. rcction pleased all with the artist,