Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-11

OF the week was the closing recital Q
the season given by a group of pupil
of the Willamette University, Colleg
of Music at Waller hall, Thursday nigh
The participants included the young
er and older violin and piano student
of Miss Joy Turner and the vocal pu
pills of Miss Aurelia Ferris Chaee.
The hall was thronged with interest
ed friends and relatives, and the pro
gramme was rendered with technica
skill and individuality. The number
also showed much interest and pain
taking study.
The hall was attractive with palms
red peonies and snow balls and thu
ushers were the Misses Ruth Winters
Nettie Briggs, Ailene Dunbar and Mel
lie Boerer.
The following was the probramme:
!, ViOlin-Valse BarcarOIIe (Offenbach-
/ Greenwald) (from Tales of Hollman)
Ross Harris and Oswald Seaverson.
Piano-Silent Longing (Eekhardt)
Edith Thompson.
yiolin-Call to Arms (Kern) Paul
Purvine.
yiolin-(a) LulIabye &C. Won Web
err; OBJ Evening Song (Moffat) Eliz-
aDeth thompson.
Piano-(a) Sehaferstueklein (Behr) !;
(b) Dora (Streabog) Clifford Hulsey.
Violin-Playtime Waltz (Vogt) ST.
mon Volchok.
Piano-(a) The Birds Is Concert
(Spaulding); (b) The Tin Pan Guards
Parade (Spaulding) Maude Engstrom.
Violin-(a) May Song (Vogt); o.
Robin S Lullabye (Krogman) Ruby
Lister.
Piano - (a) Wake, Dolly Wake
(Rowe); o. New Mown Hay (Spauld-
ing) Gertrude Riessbeck.
Reading-(a) Esq. Nimble Frogs
Mistake; (b) I'm Little, but Pm
Spunky Paul Purvine.
Violin-Puss in Boots (Papini) Ross
Harris.
Piano-The Blind harp Player CA.
NJ. VirgiD Cleda McFarlane.
Violin - Romance (Have) Oswald
Seaverson.
Vocal-Du Bist Vie Zine Blume
(Cantor) Beatrice Dunnette.
Violin-(a) Vespergloekel (Krogmanl
(b) Melody Dancla) Ethelyn Hansen.
Violin-Nita Spanish Dance (Du-
celle) Winifred Eyre.
Piano-(a) Gloeklein I'm Thale (Wen
zeD; (b) March of the Midgets Cleft
hand alone) (Rowe) Margaret While.
Violin-Summer Days (Kern) Gladys
Sargent.
Vocal-Calm as the Night (Bohml
GLADYS Hansel.
Piano-Morning in the Woods (Spen-
ser) Lorraine Ross.
Violin serenade--Opus 80 (Hermann)
Clyde Gardner.
Piano-Silent Tears (Scmoll); To the
Humming Bird CA. M. VirgiD Ruth
Wechter.
Violin-Sextet from Lucia (Donizet-
ti-Franklin) Floyd Siegmund
Violin-(a) Berceuse (Hermann)
(b) March (Tours) Marian Emmons.
-Piano-Impromptu Opus 2S, No. 81
(ReinholdD Elizabeth Briggs.
Violin-Dreams of home (Greenwald)
Clyde Gardner and Floyd Siegmund.
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Mrs. A. NJ. Crawford and son, James
Crawford, of Portland, who have been
passing a few days in Salem as the
guests of friends, motored home last
night.
Mrs. William C. Knighton went to
Portland Saturday and was the guest
of friends over the week end.
Visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry S. Belle for few days last week
were Mrs. Belle s. niece, Mrs. Harry Ho-
bart, of Vancouver, Washington, and
Mrs. William Colville, of Walla Walla,
Miss Lucille Belle who has been Wis
iting friends in Hood River for several
days, returned to Salem Tuesday.
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Miss Hazel Downing went to Port !
land Saturday, returning the same
night.
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Miss Juana Holmes of Portland is
visiting at the home of her aunt. Mrs. |
Fred w. Steusloff, for several days.
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Cecil c. Hawley. son of Representa-
tive Willis c. Hawley, has been order
ID to join the engineer officers reserve
corps in training at American Lake,
md will leave there in about two
months for France with a division of
engineers to engage in construction
work