Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-15


tinct institution. 1t is an event eager
ly looked forward to, the general pub
lie and the deepest students of music
alike, getting education and entertain
ment of the highest value in one of the
finest arts. Every true artist, whether
he or she be singer, instrumentalist or
painter has message, which, given
under proper conditions, is bound to be
uplifting and ennobling. When the
number of individuals proclaiming
themselves artists, is considered, it is
eral 'upllc can can 10 h'ilu '"e ".lo3 neu,e1
oL very, very IeW WHO na.o a''"i,,JJ ai,,uI5
VnaC higheSV Piace III uhe al'i9yio ~
10 wIlch reai genius ei'f!ies e.,, I'm .Hn4 .ho
ls o.ilS IN 'ne igcItai iiSiu .not t;,;t,, Nv
sleat trusts e'l shoM tneil I'is"''i.yS ~
tnerepy inaNing 'neil '.pp' "ppesi on1 ~, ' 4o
sreatese huihpeI vi PeIsohS anu ~ ~
edeh Vi "hohl tnele sScils PesoVu"' tl:a
note' ~ - the l.'! Sggoni PIlsilien. n " '.is
snaI mas .iaue I'll Edi''o % De GosUiia Pa
T slIi1i IN ane wuiiu VI inasi n,. uii NY +bo
Gogorza's singing: ellis is a voice
of such golden beauty, such splendid
calibre, such superb quality, as one
hears seldom twice in a lifetime. 1t is
thrilling, vibrant without any undue
vibrate, full to degree, rich with a
rare richness, and under the most per
feet conceivable control. lit holds tears
anu laushter, Joy anu sauhess, you.n
anu anu aee, IlelahcIoly .ily ana uelish., II
ranges over 'ne whoie sal'iut OIL hullan .l
ulno'4Ins, ',I'o 1S ~ pays upI1 ones sgi'SeS -
iiAe Vne strings vi 4 Soloeh n"iP'
The members of the Festival chorus
are being rehearsed by Professor Men
denhal for contatl entitled the
Crusaders by Niels Gade to be Civ.
en- the latter part of February. This
cantata is intensely dramatic and full
of beauty, that is especially appealing
to all lovers of the best and most eff
fective music. Many of the famous
coral societies have used it, and it is
considered one of the best works in
their repertoir.
A simple wedding Saturday morning
was that of Miss Esther Il. Ferrell and
Earl w. Strickland, which took place
at the Presbyterian parsonage at eight
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs Strickland left for 9
brief honeymoon trip to Portland.
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The Loyal Woman S class of thu
First Christian churcn met in th'
church parlors Thursday afternoon fo
their regular business and social meet
sbort nro@ram1e of songs and recita
tions wae greatly enioved bv thos,
nroso,,+
Later dainty refreshments wer'
served.
The hostesses were; Mrs Watcher
Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. Keeton, Mrs. Busick
Mrs. Metz, Mrs. Dwyer, Mrs. Hall ant
Miss Jakes.
Other members present were; Mrs
| H. 0. White, Mrs. II. M. Ferry, Mrs. G
IC. Witzel, Mrs. Scritchlow, Mrs. +. I
Porter, Mrs. D. d. Olmstead, Mrs. j. G
Morrison, Mrs. c. $. Bliss, Mrs A. Por
ter, Mrs. G.. Knowland, Mrs W. Sieg
mond, Mrs. II. s. Radcliffe, Mrs. R. L
Wilson, Mrs. j. A. Todd, Mrs. Phil S
Hartley, Mrs. G.. G. Nichols, Mrs. W
A. Penny, Mrs. W. A. Clemmens, Mrs
G. u. Cranfield, Mrs. Thos. w. Brunli
Mrs. G. w. Webb, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Baker
Mrs. y. w. Powers, Mrs. B. B. Goliath
Mrs. Flora Clark, Mrs. L. Baker, Mrs
rano partar @ an1 Tyyioon C,,nr"S;ii' olsHi' NO
va" W. " . ''" '' '"-i''
Miss Genevive Yannke entertaine
today at a charming informal luncheon