The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-09-09
Duncan Allen Recital Is
Enjoyed by Large Audience

The AUDIENCE at the "y" auditor
lum Tuesday evening realized as the
first strains of Beethoven's Sonata
IN +. Major were played by Mr.. AL
len as the opening number, that they
were listening to an artist of rare
ability. The program was very well
arranged. Upon his rendition of the
composition of Brahms, Weber, Mem
delssohn, Chopin, Moskowski, and
Dett, the audience was actually en-
veloped in the rare beauty of arts
Try Inc entire program was delight
1uI that one could not single out any
speciai preference. Possibly "Sherzo
waltz by Woskowski, Brahms
Coppricio and Detts Barcarolle found
special favor with the audience. Ar
lists claim that it is not an easy mat
ter to play to your home audience.
but Mr.. Allen won the hearts of his
hearers by his finished tecnioue and
perfect Interpretation. Portland is
proud of this. your artist who claims
this city as his birthplace. At the
close of the program he graciousIy
received the congratulations of his
hearers and was presented with
volume on the elves of Well Known
Composers" token of the Oregon Fed
Grafton of Colored Women's Clubs.
Mrs. Jessie Coles Grayson, contralto
charmed her hearers anew with her
beautifully modulated range. Among
the numbers she sang was 30 MILO
Fernando" by Donizetti and "Bye
and Bye" by Burleigh. By request
she sang "By the Waters of Mime
tonka," accompanied by Mr.. Allen.
Nine. Grayson was presented with
two gorgeous bouquets of flowers. Lo
cal citizens attested their apprecia-
ton of high class entertainment by
the large attendance at this concert.
Mrs. A. H. Morrow. accomnan;ed
bv her mother Mrs. johnson and the
little Misses Mary Jane, Betty Jean
and Lucv Ann Morrow arrived in
the city Tuesday from Seaside where
thew have been summering. The fam
llv is enronte to Oakland to Join Mr.,
Morrow. During their two days stav
IN the CITY. they were the guests of
Mrs. M. Simpson and Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Bollen. Mr.. and Mrs. Morrow and
family have resided here for several
wears and their departure is much 20
eretted by their friends. For the
Measure of Mrs. A. n. Morrow, Mrs.
w. Bogle received Thursday after
| noon from three to six at her home
as a farewell. Mesdames J. A. Mer-
riman. II. Robinson and G.. v. GRAY
SON assisted in receiving, Mesdamrs
j. w. Stanley and x. Lewis cut the
ices. Mesdames J. Braggs and ]. A.
Morton poured. Mesdames w. II,
Rutherford, II. Harper and L. Flow
rrs and III. d. Fuller, assisted. Tho
afternoon YVES made delightful with
music and song. Mesdames ]. Ed
wards. c. McClain, P. Paries and G..
V. Grayson gracicuslv contributing
tn the afternoons pleasure. Mrs.
Morrow has been actively identified
with Club and social iifet Of Port
land and her absence will be lament
ed by those who have learned to love
| her.
Mrs. C. C. Collins of Joplin. Mo-,
ls the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. c. Garnett in Alberta. Mrs. Col
Inns is the sister of Mr. G.. Campbell,
former resident of Portland.
Mrs. w. A. Reed will leave soon
for Des Moines and other Eastern cit
les TO be gone six weeks. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. HOLIDAY and Mr..
Earl Scott have returned home from
a motor trip to California.
Mrs. Geo. Isitt left Tuesday even
ing for Walla Walla. being called
there on account of the serious ILL
ness of her cousin. Mrs. R. Rurch.
Mrs. Grace Jackson entertained at
| dinner SUNDAY hoDorino her house
guest. Mrs. Maude L. Seals of Seat
tie at which covers were placed for
seven. Mrs. Seals left Monday for
her home.
Mrs. Alex Coffee was a charming
hostess at dinner Tuesday evening
honoring Mrs. T.. Vaughn of Morales
Ariz.. at which covers were placed
/ for ten. Mrs. Vaughn left this week
for her home. ACCOMPANIED by hor
ION and dauehter-in-law Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee. Mrs. Martha Simnson en-
tertained at an elaborate luncheon
in her honor this week at which Gov
ers were nlaeed for TWENTY-FIVE.
Junior Conway was the nattilv at
tired little na~a at tho Fashion Show
ut Meir and Franks this week.
Mrs. Fred Roller spent a few DAYS
IN Seattle visiting her daughter Mrs.
G. White.
Mr.. J. w. Pavne. steward, had
charge of the dedication banquet at
the newlv completed Masonic Tenn
ple last Friday.
Mrs. Henry Thomson loft last
week as - delepate to the National
Pantist Convention in Denver. She
will visit in Chicago and other East
err cities before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Turner. accom-
panied bv their daughter. Geraldine
and son Junior. have returned from
an ENJOYABLE outing at Seaside.
Mesdames V. f. Keene and r. F..
Morrison were guests at dinner at
the home of Mrs. J. Duke Sunday
afternoon. Mrs. Keene recentlv re-
turned from Seaside and Spokane
where she has heen vacationing.
Mr.. Geo. Mullen is recovering
from on operation at st. Vincent's
Hospital.
Miss Shirley McCanna left this
week for Washington. d. c. to enter
Howard School of Music. Nt
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