Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-23

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appreciate what is without dol
paralleed in many cities her s.
The final concert Of the season
and the second popular concert
.vas given last night in the arm
ory by the Salem Symphony or
chestra. The program, which was
composed entirely Of old favorites.
popular with all lovers Of music,
was well rendered by the orcnes-
Etra, directed by DR.. John R. Sites,
and appreciatively received by the
audience. Careful concert work,
clean cut, artistic and well finish
ed, reflected credit upon players
and director. Just the correct en-
phasis was obtained in the solo
numbers, all of which were indi-
vldually good, to obtain a well
balanced and highly pleasing
whole. Encores were demanded
BY the audience for Menuet a
l'antique 1gnaz Paderewski) and
Hungarian Dance No. 5 Johannes
Brahms.) Beethoven's Funeral
March, a particularly difficult
number, was especially we'll
done and its martial, measured
air displayed to good advantage
the poise Of this group of musi-
clans Of which Salem is so Justly
proud.
Appearing in a group of vocal
solos was Mrs. W. Carlton Smith,
who was accompanied at the pia-
no by Miss Ada Miller while Mrs.
Mary Talmadge Headrick played
violin obligatos. Mrs. Smith. who
always pleases, sang cave Maria, +"
adapted from the intermezzo
Cavallera Rusticana" Up. Maz-
.Onl and Thank God for a
warden" Her encore number was
spring will Return with YOU"
Miller Bevier appeared in flute
solo "Agnus Del" George Bizet)
ana W. H. Mills in a cornet solo
frlEe Song from "The Meister-
SINGER. Orchard Wagoner.)
wltn the closing number, DIR.
'Onn R. Sites announced that he
VII at once prepare plans for a
olsser and better symphony or
cuss'ra for Salem for next winter.
mere has been a most cordial
spp'eciation Of his work this past
'saSOn' not only among profess
'lOnal musicians, but music low
cinity. anu VI
having demonstrated that Sa-
81 mas the talent for a first class
~. pnony concert orchestra. and
! ~ having fully shown that he
+ must capable as a director. II
o., MOre tnan probable that DR.
s,'ss :, VIII be given a more gener-
son DppOrt In hi sefforts next sea-
ms =, aiso that a board of direct
,nn, u prominent citizens will
~, ppOr' the symphony orchestra.
~ y. as is customary in Portland
aad other cities. 'iSnu
'aCny orchestra follows. gym"
~ Dr' John R. Sites, condro.o..
Fi,s, ,r w., ". Carlton Smith, soprano.
d. '' " Violin; Irwin A. wroten. ".
seAos.4,' As1' Marion Emmons, Marv
M0ora Iva Claire Love. DeIbert
Buell. leonard Chatwick, syril
|, N,., second violin: C. J. Durtb.
r. ,hieEelsOn, John Ian : cenras Gursn,
"a " helen e selig, Earnest AereT. Ace, -
bert y ~. !. Van slyke. Harold Ru.
Clio. GOA GOA Ruthyn Turney.
sa.l, s'.la' Henry Lee NJ iyt.' 1u"H avery
hatv,se p, erUs u. Mcdaniel, R. W. RAJ. RaI-
=, pvee. Flute. Milt.- ~ oal-
ladsr.oa. leonard M satchwell. Allev
csr,a.. oDOe, Edgar Rowland
sOabeeI met, =. H. S. Swart, Adolpb |
R@b - Roland Desart. wsI,sr
aorDs y ! Alley, George DRTSUUn' sro~n
nsy c. 4. Riley, Timer WcT,n
Psyus 'iast, nsa ". H. Mills, Edwin |
b e', Frank zinn. Ravmo,s Uns, from from
Dsri, n s,a bass. Joe Ruzicka. Tim Tsm-
ior hsrD, 9esk. q Piano Substitute |
ss7 -. Mrs. Frank linn. Eoa
as ni.' scsers, cat,,. Miss sally Bush |
O0rnelia Marvin. U'"
es's, =. he, plsasur. o, NJ.
Nh :. Weller and Mrs , mrs.
clurss,a y Portland, Miss No.
l,. and Miss p..r ei'7
''ns with tea between i I