Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-15
Week
Ushered In


Ouicn lOu6 duIlClpdJSu uuSis
week will be ushered In tomorrow
afternoon, with concert at the
Boys Training school, at 2:3C
o clock. In beginning this six
day. g of music Salem keeps pace
with seventy other cities in the
United States, whichsit is thought
is the initial step in instituting a
national music week.
The committee in charge OF
Music Week dedicates its program
to the public wifi the profound
belief that music is the greatest
contribution to the happiness of
humanity, for music is the uni
versal language of mankind,
whether it is produced by saw
age or an orchestra.
The Music Week committee is
composed of Mrs. w. e. Anderson,
chairman, Mrs. Walter Denton,
Mrs. Bertha Junk Darby, Mrs. G.
G. Clark and Dan H. Langenberg.
The honary committee includes
Governor Ben w. Olcott, Mayor
George H. Halverson, Paul B.
Wallace, Miss Cornelia Marvin,
Mrs. George J. Pearce, r. j. Hend-
ricks, DR.. w. B. Morse, Mrs.
George H. Alden, Mrs. H. j. Glenn
ents, Justice Thomas H. Mcbride,
George H. Hugg, Miss S. G. Bush,
DR.. Carl Gregg Doney, A. E. La
flar, Miss Frances Richards.
The program at the Boys Train
ing school will include, "The
Man of Victory" basso and quar-
tette; "Crucifix, chorus; "Peace
Be With You,' trio, Mrs. Theo-
dore Roth, soprano; Walter Jenks,
tenor, and Claude Stevenson, bas-
So "King of Kings" male quar-
tette; "The Lord Is King" quin-
tette; Ring Oh Ring Glad Easter
Bells" chorus.
At the same hour, at the Girls
Industrial school, program will
be given under the direction of
Lena Belle Tartar. At three p. m.
the following numbers will be Of
fered at the Oregon State Tuber-
culosis Hospital; "Hosanna, :"
'"Lovely Spring" "Robin. Robin,
Sing Me a Song" 81 Hear
Thrush at Eve" Mrs Martin
Fereshetian; "Serenade.'' and
"Gondoliera, " by Eugenia Savage.
In the Presbyterian church, at
5 p. M, sacred cantata will be
given. entitled, 1.-The Couquering
King" The principles will be
Mrs. Ada Miller Harris, soprano;
Della Amsler, alto; H. B. Glaisyer,
tenor, and Charles Cone, baritone.
A sacred concert by the choir
will be given at 1880 p. m. in the
First Methodist church, e. w.
Hobson, directing. T. S. Roberts
will preside at the organ, and
Eugenia Meyers will serve as
pianist. The program follows:
Organ prelude, Prof. Roberts;
Thanksgiving" male chorus;
"GIoria, Everett Craven; "Lo,
He Comes With Clouds Descend
Ing" chorus: LAS 1t Began to
Dawn" Miss Mildred Stevey;
"Venita. chorus; 'In HIS Hands
Are All the Corners of the Earth, "
Miss Kathleen La Rowe and r. D.
Barton: IT Am He That Liveth, F"
chorus; Fear Not Ye," Miss
Margaret Cook.
Beginning Monday evening, at
9 O'Clock, the pupils from the
senior High school at the Wash
ington junior high, will give a
program, including piano solo.
Claudia Lewis; piano duet, Louise
Num- and Edith Mickey; musical
selection, High school
chorus; violin solo, Delbert Moore;
piano solo, Eugenia Savage;
choruses from "Mound Builders.
High school chorus; piano solo.
Louise Findley; "The Mariners,
and Forest Dance" by High
school chorus.
At the business mems luncheon.
IN the Commercial club, at noon,
Van Wrinkle will give
'evalse Caprice; Viola Ash will
give the Meditation from Thais";;
Mrs. Ward Willis Long will Sing.
"a Gypsy Maiden's Eye" and
Wenger will present
@valse Poetique.
Programs for each day will ap-l
pear nightly in The Journal