Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-16
Apollo Club
Has About
so Voices

'HnU6I6, LnC ApOAAO SAoS =
q a powerful organization dur
ag the coming concert season.
.tmost twenty new members have
,ken added to the clubs roster
nee the beginning of the seasons
&hearsals. 1t is anticipated that
~ the first concert sixty sing
|rs will participate. Unanimously,
kose of the club who are now
&orking regularly each week on
LA first program of the clubs
LA season pronounce the Choir
a numbers the choicest, and the
.spgram the best balanced of any
,2eyious group of selections ever
.ttempted by the members.
Declared by many of the Choir
\. as being almost uncanny in it's
q .sYectiveness is the ability of
..tnductor Sites to convey his in
|&tpretive ideas to the singers,
NJ king them realize that the
Elective soul and feeling of the
1Norus is as capable, or more SO.
a beauty in expression, ennuncia-
libn. rhythm and finish as is the
< 4ftistically trained solo voice.
with a splendid combination of
.l lo and ensemble singing for
.&ch of it's concerts, during the
AAst six years, the Apollo club
Nas become a highly appreciated
Std valuable asset in the music
|:fe of Salem. For the approach
|6k season three concerts will
lain be given by the club. In or
:.ef to avoid the necessity of Civ
;ng two renditions of each con-
HErt, they will be presented in the
.finory. An arrangement whereby
'ke acoustic qualities of the ar
nDry auditorium will be greatly
has been planned out
|Dd will be installed. 1t is felt
Hat this arrangement will make
H possible to satisfactorily hear
|8ch of the musical numbers in
merry part of the large room. The
'ttes of the concerts and the re-
Nective artists engaged to assist
M the programs, have been ar
Hnged as follows: November 10,
Ned Miller, tenor; February IA,
Smith, soprano; May 2,
Horn, contralto. An
.ftistic prospectus containing
us and brief sketches Of the so
Nists, dates for the concerts and
general outline of the seasons
ans, is being printed and will
|A distributed to the clubs friends
thin the next few days. Last
'qAson the associate membership
it of the club numbered over
lee hundred. Each of these mem
Fships carried with it the priv
tse of two seats for each of the
Nee concerts, thereby practical
teeing an audience of
h khundred persons for each con-
NJ given. In view of the increas-
q popularity of the club, the
my new voices added to the
rus, and the attractiveness of
N programs and artists offered
y the new season, it is expected
IA the seasons associate mem
ssship list will surpass in num-
4. that of last season.
NJ. and Mrs. N. d. Elliott, with
IN guests, Mrs. Carl Morgan,
WA her daughter Mrs. Rand, and
nddaughter, Mary Ellen of
by, Indiana, took trip up the
sNlmbia highway Friday return
Friday evening. Mrs. Morgan
Mrs. Rand will leave today
q visit in California before re-
$ping to their home in Indiana.
he Count On Me class of the
ptist church will meet next
nnesday afternoon for a social
Ne at the home of Mrs. Mable
s1rgy, at 537 South High street.
''is will be the first meeting of
M season and Mrs. Melcher and
IS. Byork will be joint hostess
with Mrs. Buirgy for the par
The program committee is in
8frge of Mrs. Harry Ralph.
+. and Mrs. T. A. Coppock of
# Angeles, were the guests of
"a and Mrs. W. P. Babcock for
M days this week. The Coppocks
W motoring up and down the
te5t Tor vacation trip. They
- old friends of Mrs. Bah
when she lived in Indiana.
Is- M. c. Findley, Pauline.
u. a and Dwight Findley, and
and Fay Spaulding left this
n ior Newport where they
~ oOOub d WS6h-
Inward Lebold left Friday for
ghton college of medicine at
ma, Nebraska. He has com
'sed his pre-medic course at Mt.
e college. He is the son of Mr..
Lebold.
rs. Ralph Froman of Portland
MIS-. March of Myrtle Creek,
the house guests of Mrs. J.
hurehill for couple of days
week.
PerfectSheuIdors andArm1
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