Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-22

I, Ni0lin-MandOlinata -..-.-..-- A. Franz
i Winifred Eyre
Piafo-May Bells Ringing 49, Siewert
4 Helen Ramsien
NiOlin-Mignonne-G GavOtte .......-....-.
-........... ........--.---... -..... tn. Hermann
Oswald Seaverson
Piano-(a) Caprice -.-,--..,.-..,...... Frim:
(b) Die Spiel Dose ..----.-..... Liebieh
Ruth weehter
Violin-Pohsh Dance. Op. 8, Mol.
.-........ ......---......... --X. Scharwenka
Edna Denison
About fifty invited guests gathered
at the Y. W. c. A. parlOrs, Monday
evening June 18th, to listen to a short
program, given by three of Mrs. Ber-
ha Junk Daiby's piano pupils.
The rooms were made most attract
i've by masses of crimson rambler.
roses, ferns, and the trailing vines of
the Virginia ereeper. The pupils pre-
sented three distinct types of eompo-
sitiOn, giving brief description of
each number. A duet, Sight Seeing
(Fisher) was played by John Elliott
and Mrs Darby, in perfect time and
! rhythm, pervaded by the spirit of dash
AMI youth. This was followed by Ro-
nance (Rubenstein). played by Miss
Emily Phillips, whose Interpretation
Of the romantic style, left nothing to
be desired.
The Reapers (COneOne) was played
by John Elliott with the rollieking
Sbandon of very musical boy, show
ing careful study and understanding.
Miss lrma Kecfer followed with a
double number S,herzo Valse (Sauer)
and The Gondola (Heusell). These were
PLAYED frill'antly and stamp the lit
tie lady as a true musician
Miss Alice M. Judd surprised her
in her voice since her winters study
with Tag1eii of Portland. She sang
| Hear Thrush ait Eve (Cadman) and
Break of Day (Sanderson), with fine
voice and expression, and graciously re-
sponded to an encore with, His Buttons,
Marked U. ),
Cufus Amman (Rcssini), by Emily
Phillips and Mrs Darby was very
stately and the climaxes brought out
in an inspiring manner.
Miss lrma Keefer again played a
double number, Galatea (Jensen), and
Ptilretta (Claminade), showing artis-
tic understanding and temperament
the notes fairly dropping from her nim'
be fingers
Miss Judd oop0mnanip1 hv Miller
Bevier, flute, and Mrs. Darby piano,
sang two Indian NUMBERS, The Weav-
.els (MeuIanee) and BY the Waters of
Minnetonka 10y the same author. This
trio was a beautiful piece of work, and
WIS. MISS - yuuu reSPohueu u an encoie,
Win hhlttihS' PoPui"r So"S ol tne
'i'ne'
M ..n
l"o interesting Piano leert"is W.T.
given iass "eek py the Puplis oI MISS
hcha potSoh' on "eihesuaY evening
.ne younser puPils uelishtiuiiy eheei'
'alnea tneir parents anu iriehus Dy tne
pleaslhg anu cafeiut renultlon o. tnelr
NUMBERS "eir Pug my 'io"eu V"e pio,
sess "lioli cniiu nay 'llahe N lauoi'
VI snort TIME unuer cafelul ihstruc-
pio". W. e"JV9 e'io Ao"''N' -.
program were tne songs ny E.1lse
"nit9 "nu '"e ioouinSe ~ '''s'' Ni"'
saru Nuih' ~,
lhe PrOsiahl gu ihuisual e'ohins
was given py the ouel PuPiIsi tneil
"uin l''9li',s ~ T .ne nany I'm l;,iuad r,,'hon'I
pay 7. ~ IT, lHe youns peopi' o,opIu9G 9Gu
uiS'ihey 'lus,V"i .St eplilsy anu sato 'nei
NUMBERS MiVn lau'.ioo9 ptev's'on an~
accuracy tnat sno"eu Sp,ehu,1 traihins
me M vocal ,S,.u, soiCs gwen oy ns, MISS lnleo ,
pei ana "llliam nartls s a. %uueu seny
hluch 10 Tue enJoluien' Vi 'he Piosr"n'
The programs follow;
Wednesday
Llllrputian Parade ,..,...........,:.. Duceile
MARVEL Edwards, cecil EDWARDS
Elosel Wright
Good Luck March .........,.';;;..- Eckhardt
Lawrence Edwards
(a) song OF uile oeh oheil ~ IoSniah"
Qb) Evening Song ......-~.. hrogmann
Ramona Cunnihs
The Enchantress ....,...-.....:,-,.,.... Barth
Louise Allen Paul Allen
Spring song ,..,..---,,.-'.---....'..''-' bartn
Elizabeth Bennett
Little Mousse trey .,,..'',.'''''--.'''''''.' Ero
frances harluh
The Flrt Butterfly -.:-.,.....-..--''''. barth
Faul Allen
The Carnival barth