10 TIIE SUNDAY OKERONIAN, PORTLAND. MAY 2, 1920

condition. I earned my own way Franklin High school: Oddfellows' there in every respect and lived on 101st anniversary, public auditorium. the small salary" I got, even if I had Miss Harper has been appointed di often to go without my meals, as I rector of the East Side Christian I did." church orchestra. SEVENTH ANNUAL PLEASES. John McCormack, the celebrated tenor, plans to sing in the Exposition HANDS' piano OF The seventh annual and violin THE recital by students of Nita Brlggs auditorium, San Francisco, in June, Clifford and Arthur Ll Clifford, as- previous to his contemplated concert BrJos:pn Harry-Henderso- n, tour around the world. ; Edited yeQUEEN'' S sisted by Bernarda If'"' v v soprano, took place in Lincoln high Howard. Barlow, once chorus direct- has been a pleasure to his many school auditorium last Wednesday or at Reed college, and who has been night, and was largely attended and engaged ITPortland friends to know that a thoroughly enjoyable musical event. ' of late in the larger music Parish Williams, the concert bari- The participants included: Gladys world in and around New York, tone of city, made plans to arrive in this city about June this such a hit Kinnear, Edwin Swanson, Carol 1 to pass three months in vacation when recently he appeared In his de- Keeler, Ruth Headrick, Veldee Flem- and rest. but recital in New York city. It will ing, Lyle Keeler. Iola Kelley, Alice be a privilege to Mr. Schultz, Marguerite Tyler, Margaret hear Williams in Mains, Juanita Melton, Ethel Caufield, Dr. Z. M. Parvin presented several concert in the Heilig theater Wednes- Harold Kelley, Earl Peters, Alice music students in recital last Wednes- day night. May 5, with J. R. Hutchi- Freauf, Quintin Davis. Evelyn Kelley, day night, in the Tilford building, son as piano accompanist, and under Lucille Linn, Julia Groo, Mary Sulli- and the young people showed pro- auspices 'of the MacDowell club. van. Margarite Schulpius, Agnes ficiency- in thelx studies. Those par- Den-ne- y, ticipating were: Fanny Brownsteln, Mr. Williams gained his first music Peters, Lyle Clare, Kenneth Jerome McGullis, Lillian Haas, Ella successes Cali- Marion Fedder, Fred Law, in his native state of Bernice McMullen, E. J. Nelson Nitzor, Mrs. Lucas, Albert Snyder and fornia, to which he has now added and Earl Zell. One of the pleasant Miss Irene Ware. cordial laudation from New York was music feature of the occasion Miss Dorothy Lewis, mezzo-contralt- o audiences. He Cour-sen-Ree- has included in his the excellent playing of a students' and former student of Rose d, Portland programme some of the orchestra, directed by A. L. Clifford. Sunday 800 returned last from LMnMMQnMaMManWaMnaniaManLanJL numbers for which he received, spe- The audience numbered about Chicago, having finished a successful mini amrw n i i people, and there were many requests season on cial encomiums in New York. Mr. music numbers, solos theatrical circuits. Miss Williams is an ideal programme for extra all the Lewis will pass the summer at the rendered being memorized. In a prac- home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. maker, one of the joys of his singing tice contest of two months' duration. H. L. Lewis, 1702 Division street. lying in his splendid discrimination two violin and two piano students and fine appreciation for the best in were awarded prizes Mary Sullivan At Sunnyside Methodist Episcopal music, and his sincerity in presenting and Gladys Kinnear. piano, and Alice church tonight an attractive and spe- the same. Of interest to Portland Freauf and Earl Zell," violin. The stu- cial musical programme will be ren- people will be the two songs by the dents .presented Mrs. Clifford with a dered by several talented blind mu- LEO ORNSTEIN Oregon composer, Katherine Glen. bouquet of carnations. Mrs. Hender- sicians of the " Pacific northwest. The programme: son, a student with Mrs. Rose Cour-se- n Among those who will participate are: 'Amarilli, mia bella" (Caccini); k K f t "l Reed, sang with excellent effect. Miss Marguerite Carney, soprano, and "'Dance Song" (Handel); "In Memo-riam- ," 'ill LThe ushers were: George Bingham, F. F. Theroux, violinist, who is well This gleat artist appeared for one evening, an ancient Hebrew melody T. Walter Gillard, Charles Smith. known on the concert stage. This (Silberta); "II Pleut des petales de Herbert Smith, Earl Trembley and concert is free to the public. on which he gave remarkable concert fleurs" (Baton) ; "Le Voyageur" (God-dard- ); Rex Henderson. that "La Pluie" (Georges): "Roses The music rendered at a recent or Kunebres" (Sibelius); "Som Stjarnan OREGON MUSIC LIKED. chestral concert in the California the-- , at the Auditorium before a company of Uppa Himmelen So Klar" and 'Vi In a programme of her own music ater, San Francisco, included: "Pomp Ska! Sulla te en Roliger Dans" (Arr. Oregon," and Circumstance" (Elgert): "Air for compositions, "all made in (Bach-Wilhel- invited who only heard the by Hags); "Bachanal" (Arr. by Dahl) ; G String" : Ippolitow-Ivanow- 's guests, not "Jon-soksna- Mrs. Carlln DeWitt Joslyn of this Cha-brier- "Livet Har Skilt as" (Bendix); t" city was presented in recital before "Caucasian Sketches," 's (Grieg); five numbers, by "Espana Rhapsody," Czibul-ka'- s living pianist, but heard Ornstein as their request. 'Drink To Me Only" (Old large audience last Tuesday night "Love's Dream After the Ball," (Mol-loy- ): In the Central library, before the Schu Knglish); "The Kerry Dance" and Goldmark's "Sappho." Eddie great-grandchildr- en "Live Can Die" and "Barcarolle" mann society and under the direction Horton. organist, played "Meditation" grandchildren and (Katherine Glrn); "To the Spring" of Roy Marion Wheeler. from "Thais." Mrs. H. 11. A. Beach). Mrs. Joslyn was assisted in the ren- will him, long after age shall have dition of her programme by Mrs. San Tonight 7:30' o'clock in Cen- hear .Tuel Crawford, mezzo-sopran- o: Miss at the A.WIAI. MKliTIXi, TOMORROW. Margaret Owings. violinist; Edwin tral Presbyterian church, the choir, The Monday meet J. William Belcher, director, will re- robbed those fingers of their dexterity. Musical club will Tsham, Mrs. Edith Barber and Roy peat Dubois' in the crystal room of th Benson Marion Wheeler, pianists, of whom "Seven Last Words of hotel noon tomorrow, when the all Christ." This cantata was sung Palm at showed marked music excellence in Sunday so many people event will open with a luncheon for performance numbers. night, when of their various were to get . in members, guests of the club, and any Mrs. Joelyn's compositions are decid- unable seats the one interested in the musical progress church. Mr. Belcher has had so many THEIR WONDERFUL TOUCH edly creditable to her, and have pleas- requests that he to re- of Portland. Miss Marie Chapman, 2T-i''on- ant, originality to commend has consented violinist, will appear, and reports of ' tuneful peat the cantata tonight. incredible speed, jljg them. She has a clear, good singing . the the titanic power officers and chairmen of the various voice. A chorus made up from members departments and standing committees All the programme was rendered of the Crescendo club. Treble Clef and the exquisite delicacy have been will be read. William K. Woodward from memory and the numbers were: club and Tuesday club will render will speak on the work and objects of - Song, "Our Old Flag of Glory." audi- four numbers at the musicale to be the community service in Portland. - .PEgacr- . ence; May jS-rv- itZ piano, "Marche Militaire," Virgil given before the Women's club. The regular annual business meeting TWO MUSIC PEOPLE ACTIVE'"IIi Edwin Isham; song, "Music, Thy 14, will be held, with the election of of- fW. rt,w?y waltz under direction of Mrs. Rose PRESERVED BY THE AMPICO IN CURRENT EVENTS. Coursen-Ree- d. ficers for the ensuing year the order Power Is Love." Mrs. Carlln De Witt Among these num- of the day. Those wishing to attend Parish Williams, baritone, Joslyn; piano, (a) "Sunshine and bers will be Grieg's "To the Spring" for future generations music lovers. shouM phone to Mrs. J. E. Bonbright, will be presented by the Mac- Flowers." (b) "Southern Breezes," and Caesar Franck's "Processional." of Mrs. R. F. Keemster, Mrs. J. F. Kin- Dowell club in concert. Heilig Mrs. Edith Barber; song. "Angels His der or Mrs. W. R. Jamieson. Mrs. theater, Wednesday night. If Safe Watch Keep," Mrs. San Juel An interesting recital is being pre- Anton Giebisch, the retiring president, Robert Louis Barron, violin- Crawford and Miss Marguerite Ow- pared by the piano department of the If you were not present at this remarkable comparison of will preside. ist, appears in recital. Mult- ings, violin obligato; violin, "Reverie, Valair Conservatoire de Musique et Tile piano department. nomah hotel auditorium, 8:15 Intermezzo," Miss Owings; song, Art Dramatique. Nine students from the work of the living Ornstein and the reproduction of analytical P. M. Tuesday. "Love's Vfay," Mrs. Joslyn; piano, the intermediate grades will take Iueien E. Becker, director, will meet show- at S P. M., Thursday, May 20, in the "Two Montana Sketches," transcrip- part in solo and ensemble work, his playing by scientific means, come to our 7th floor and club rooms, 148 Thirteenth street. The In.' il tions by Roy Marion Wheeler, Mr. ing the various stages of develop- grown Wheeler; song, "Good-Bye,- " Mrs,. ment. The date of this recital is, 8:15 hear Ornstein as he played on evening, by means of club's string department has so cert violinist, and he made successful M., Sunday, May 9, in conserv- that and developed, under the able leader- concert appearances in the east, on Joslyn. P. the ship Mrs. E. L. Knight, with atory recital hall, 234 Tenth street, the Ampico. of that, tour, before he came to Oregon as R. W. HAYES SAILS FOR AFRICA. corner of Main. the addition of other instruments, has head of the violin department of the . become an admirable orchestra. Mrs. University of Oregon. He has been Roland W. Hayes, the leading col- - There was a pleasing recital at the The Knabe Ampico "The World's Best" Knight, an active member of the club a member of the musical community bred tenor in this country, sailed Ellison-Whit- e years, Af- conservatory of music for at least six has been untir- in this city a little more than one April 24 for Europe, en route for last Wednesday night,- - when Miss ing in her endeavor to further the in- season, and his violin solos have been rica, to appear in concerts and to en- Sold Exclusively by accompanied Elizabeth Barnes presented her stu- terests of her department. WlthMrs. received with much commendation, gage in music research, dent. Miss Mildred Boone,- - in a dra- A. W. Claxon, soprano soloist, this not only by professional musicians by Lawrence B. Brown, pianist. The reading of "Madame Butterfly," orchestra lately gave a delightful by public. Master Musician magazine of Phila- matic programme public but the general by John Luther Long. Miss Boone is at Montavllla Thursday night's . concert pro- delphia, Pa., says: '"Mr. Hayes will a dainty girl, and in her pleasing and school. 1 Si 1 . m ft No. A Major," make an extended visit to Africa. gramme: "Sonata in sympathetic interpretation of the C re-- Merit CMy" The public school department of the Andante, Allegro, Adagio, Allegretto where he will study negro folk lore beautiful but pathetic little Japanese rlerchaftf club last week presented Mrs. Dudley (Handel-David- ); un- soprano, Moderato "Concerto music in its origin. His research story showed much ability and won V. Clarke, with Lucien E. In G Minor," Allegro, Adagio, Allegro, doubtedly will reveal valuable con- enthusiastic appreciation from the Becker piano, programmes z) highly-prize- d at the in ( Vivaldi-Nache- ; "Concerto No. 1 in tributions to the already audience, which crowded the con- of American music at the Jefferson G Minor," Allegro Moderato, Adagio, 1 ' negro folklore songs. The servatory hall to capacity. high' school, and at Washington high Allegro Energico (Max Bruch); tS Vrr financial loss which this trip will en- school. This department of the club's (Wagner-Wilhelmj- ); "Walther"s Prize Song" tail, as well as physical danger, due Miss Esther E. Pearson, soprano, In making concert such a success. activities lias lately arranged excel- Piccolino" to climate and conditions in Africa, Chicago, 111., re- the programmes in 14 grade schools "Melodrame de from will appear in Miss Florence Day was the accom- lent (Gulraud-Lefor- t) ; "Hungarian Dance all go to make Mr. Hayes' trip a seri- Friday night, Parent-Teach- er cital, in Immanuel panist. for associations, and (Brahm-Joachi- ; "Ballade et ous undertaking never before ven- Irving in the Franklin high school, for the No. 1" photograph and has written his name church. Nineteenth and streets, Polonaise" (Viuxtemps). rep tured upon by a race artist in the with A. Ashenberg as accompanist. Vocal Studios circle there. The committee in charge on the margin of the picture, the cause of art." Mr. Hayes appeared Miss Pearson has a fine sparkling Drama and pageantry are to play a and Dramatic of is 'Mrs. J. R. 15-1- resentation being Caruso in costume conspicuous part programme of this work Hollister. MUSIC FESTIVAL MAY 5. recently In song recitals in this city soprano voice of both range and qual- in the chairman, and Mrs. A. R. Mattingly. as the duke in the opera "Rigoletto." under the direction of Mrs. Beatrice ity, enjoyed years the Portland Community Service as- The club junior department enjoyed The Portland music festival chorus, Mrs. Power has composed 12 of these and has several of sociation, and already plans are under of composed more 150 voices Cannady and has many warm friends music association with eminent vocal an excellent programme, with an ad- of than pretty, dainty, lively little songs in Oregon. in eastern She way for interesting a large number ditional treat in the form of a quartet from the Portland Oratorio society words and music by herself and calls authorities cities. has of the young people of the city, in- conducted by Joseph A. Finley, appeared In recital, with pleasing suc- of girls from Franklin high school, and them "Songs of Personality." All of GERMANS SING cess organiza- cluding many professional musical consisting of Misses Edith Snyder," will present Handel's "Creation" on them are daintily and AT HALF PRICE. as soloist with such people, in putting on George humorous have SwedisTi Chi- and dramatic Natanson night of music festival, LONDON, April 17. German music tions as the Choral club. Oveta Weber, Laura Powell and the first the those elements in plan and composi cago, of Augus-tan- a what promises to be a big "follies" Vashti Johnson, with Miss Eloise public auditorium. May 13, assisted by tion, hall artists, eager to get out of Ger- the Handel oratorio public next fall. Baritone Leads With the Alcazar Players soprano, ' of brevity, cleverness and minimum many, college. Rock Island, and twice at the auditorium at the piano. Miss Martha Atwood, tax on voice. There are only 12 music are reported to be offering to g The programme will include all sorts Mr. Natanson offers years New York, and Graham Morgan, accept contracts at salaries far below has been soloist with the Wenner-ber- fifteen of experience on the stage .A farewell reception for Mrs. bars in the new song "A Toast" two chorus of Augustana college on of clever, spectacular acts. George under country's largest managers. He sung Charles Billington, studio chairman Welsh tenor, and W. M. Evans, basso. bars of introduction, two bars of in those of present British performers, Natonson, recently with the Alcazar this has with the year, given The "Creation" has not bees sung and in Norway, Sweden, Denmark and its spring concert tours when she and Henry W. Savage Grand Opera and also in many of during the past was last terlude and eight bars in the song. chorus sang in 11 large eastern company, has assumed the chairman- the best Thursday at the home of Mrs. W. I. in Portland for several years and the The poetry consists of four lines. other countries are said to be engaged the ship of this committee and associated comic opera companies. He has worked under such directors as Swank. Mrs. Swank and Mrs. Philip presentation this season is promised for half their pre-w- ar remuneration. cities. with him are Mrs. Dent Mowrey, Miss . George Marion and Cecil DeMille. Mr. Natanson has also 6ung Blumauer were hostesses. Mrs. A. W. on an elaborate scale, as the chorus "START POOR," SAYS SPALDING. The British Variety Artists' Federa- Ethel Wakefield. Mrs. Anton Gie- soprano, sang, W. has been rehearsing for months and tion in consequence has issued a All concerned in the satisfactory with the Chicago Grand Opera Orchestra. In the legitimate drama Claxon, with Mrs. F. Gilbert-Sulliva- n bisch. Mrs. Ada Losh Rose. Mrs. Har- Vouney as accompanist, and Miss has reached high vocal standards. "If I were starting all over again. strongly worded memorandum. The rendition of the com old Wendell, Miss Lilly Hanson and he has been associated with such stars as Marie Wainwright, May 15, a miscellaneous programme I would myself thoroughly to chairman of the federation point- ic opera. "Pinafore." by the McMinn- - Helen Harper played violin solos, with educate has college glee club, 50 Miss Zulema Kostomlatsky. Sarah Cowell Lemoyne, H. Cooper Cliff, Laura Nelson Hall. Mrs. Percy W. Lewis as piano ac- will be rendered, consisting of ex- the greatest of all factors for success ed out that a resolution was passed ville about voices cerpts from grand opera and oratorio, pledging oppose In Lincoln high school auditorium Mr. Natanson's method of teaching is founded upon the results companist. in the music world, that of having an the federation to the 24, scenery A piano recital by students of Miss also several secular selections and a licenses of managers who play Ger- April deserve credit. No Frances Sheehy. by Miss of his wide experience and thorough training. In his work he (iltAXD OPERA, special composition of the conductor. infinite capacity for 'taking pains'." man "within years was used, and music accompaniment assisted THIRSDAY KIGHT. turns three after 11.) combines the methods of other successful teachers with his own, The Sonora Italian grand opera Miss Atwood has been very highly said Albert Spalding, violin virtuoso. the declaration of peace." A further was provided by the college orches- (Concluded on Page company, which inaugurates a post- praised for her beautiful voice and lately to Roy T. Burke, one of the and more drastic resolution was, how- tra. The young singers entered with placing special emphasis upon those attributes which tend to give personality by many of prom- ever, recently passed, against marked ability Into the fun of the voice permanency beauty, as as accuracy, par- season of grand opera at the Heilig the Edison laboratory staff. Orange, N. J. directed event, unexpected spirit gay the and well In theater, commencing Thursday night, inent critics in the east. While this "Here is what I mean: Every artist "the employment on or about the the- with and ticular, the development of poise and dramatic action in his has given performances for the past will be Mr. Morgan's first appearance atrical and music hall stage of per- mood. .The principals were: Sir Jo seasons in Portland, his singing may be an- realizes from his own experience that sons of German origin." seph Porter. Howard Wood; Captain repair directory students will be a feature of Mr. Natanson's work, as in his pro- two .in New Orleans. La., and one Dead-ey- e. San Antonio, Tex. ticipated with much pleasure, as, the last thing learns technically Corcoran. George H. Leger; Dick fession they are found to be as necessary a part of the singer's Their first appearances last season judging by criticisms, he is a splendid is how to practice. The quality of MUSIC BRIEFS. Curtis Coe; Ralph Rackstraw, education as the music itself. were artist. A few eastern comments fol- work one does day by day determines William Snyder; Bos'n, Kenneth Camp for four performances each. This Mrs. Kathryn Crysler Street, con- 703-4-5- season,, at the earnest solicitation of low: "Each of Graham Morgan's of- this performance. The student of. vio- bell; Bosn's mate, Milton Cole; Cousin STUDIOS -6 EILERS BLDG 4TH AND WASHINGTON. ferings most re- lin should practice slowly and con- tralto, recently appeared in concert Hebe, Alma Garstens; Mary TUNING the people, the company was com- was enthusiastically Heinlein-Moor- e Aunt Phone Mail 1123. ceived"; "the bulk of the solo work scientiously so that he can play every at the conservatory, Elizabeth, Esther Telcher; Little But- AND REPAIRING. pelled to give nine performances in Or., n every fell to Mr. Morgan, and Mr. Morgan's note purely and securely. The great Roseburg, and won pleasant suc- tercup, Ada Gillette, and Josephine, Planoc nl Player-Pla- each city, and it is stated that with many is they cess In her finely rendered pro- Jenny os. Talking Ma- event was d. rich and resonant tenor voice was fault students that Mrs. Warren. - quite equal to the demands placed try to play too fast. They get into gramme. chines. Price re&soa- The New Orleans Picayune, in com- upon of playing out of A concert of music by the menting on one open opera perform- it. It is of a remarkably mellow the habit tune and Piedmont Presbyterian church sacred ance, says part: open- quality and has none of the strained out of rhythm, and in music, like in choir, quartet and male chorus of the in "The formal every profession in world, chorus will render special music at Methodist Episcopal church ing of the Sonora grand oera took effect in the higher register which other the tonight's service, on occasion of First Recital Heilig Theater placelast night pat- is the leading blemish of most tenor the mistake made once is an easier the takes place at 7:45 o'clock tonight. and found the voices." one next time. ,A11 our interpreta- the new pastor. Dr. J. Francis, com- The programme: Prelude; chorus. rons of the Tulane in a state of high the mencing his pastoral duties. Shermaniay & Go appreciation. The repertoire of the Tickets for the festival will be tive powers are governed by our tech- "Praise the Lord" (Randeggar); solo, Wednesday Evening, May 5 Sonora company never been su- placed on sale at Sherman-Cla- y & nical facilities." "Beyond the Dawn" (Sanderson); vio Cor. Sixth Horrlarm. has 12 The Dixie quartet, Ella Hoberg solo, (Schubert-Wil- - and perseded in this city. A number of Co.'s May and can also be ob- ,"Is it not a fact that because you Tripp, sang lin "Ave Maria" tained from members of the were known as the son of a man director, at the Pierce toelmj). Miss Helen Harper, accompa RKI.I ATII.K AND KCONOMIO music lovers was privileged to hear Portland rich sanitarium last Wednesday for a solo, BEULLATION, ETC, OF the Sonora company in Its "previous Oratorio society. who had every advantage and oppor- of overseas boys nist. Miss Jean Harper; "How tunity, you and yonr art were not con- number soldier who Lovely Are Thy Dwellings" (Liddle) PARISH WILLIAMS appearance here and their praise is are ill, but quite appreciative of good Pianos and Talking Machines BARITONE. Presenting "Rigoletto CARUSO LIKES PORTLAND SONG. sidered so seriously as if you had been Mrs.. Esther Collins Chatten; reading unstinted. In poor singing. The music treat was much Mrs. C. chorus, "My masterful fashion, this splendid com- Mrs. Carmel Sullivan Power of this a boy who absolutely had to earn enjoyed. Gruwell; Faith All other Musical tai- J. HUTCHISON AT THE PIANO. pany city is steadily winning his own way?" was ' Looks Up to Thee" (Schnecker). vlo of artists sang its way into the recognition asked. I l ittumenti. a as a meritorious music composer whose "For some reason or other. I was lln obligato. Miss Helen Harper; quar- - IL Repulrin. Pollihlns. Direction the MacDowell Club. aesthetic souls of capacity house. Miss Helen Harper, violinist and 1 . ..S5r songs are gladly sung by big considered to be the son of a wealthy - tet: solo, "Thy Lord Is My Light" Rexulatlnc etc BOX OFTFICE OPENS MONDAY. MAY X Kduardo Lejarazo played the part of the student of Franck Eichenlaub, P l Allt A Tt7n 1 , n T , . V. Expert Workmen. famly, my . V, , . - t.ioc-.ouu- tuv- - the hunchback and was greeted with artists of the east. The great tenor, work for a long time was nooroJ with cac- - ko li ' Telling." W' iff Most reasonaoie prices. PRICES Lower floor and box seats, $2: Balcony (five rowal, $1.51; Bal- genuine appreciation by many who Enrico Caruso, has just agreed to considered to be a hobby with me," r".uevents during,",""..--the past month:. Easter irus. "The Heavens"' Are from aii worn ouaranteea. cony, last 17 rows $1: Gallery, reserved, 7a cents; Gallery, admission, recall his splendid work last year sing "A Toast." one of Mrs. Power's replied Mr. Spalding. "It has been concert, Franklin High school; Trinity Haydn's "Creation"; solo, "'Show Me EILERSE,,e",e 50 cents. Add war tax. with same company. One new encore songs use said for that reason I was not recog- Thy Ways, O Lord" (Torrente), Miss this of the and to it in church Easter service, Willamette Goldie Peterson; male voice chorus. Kotrtnce 87 Waab'tn new members, heard last night for the his concert programmes. Signor nized as I might have been had I been lodge. Masonic temple; Illinois soci- All Pepta. time, in New Caruso to in circumstances where I absolutely "The Lord Is My Strength" (Simper); Phone Main 1133. PHt. Ex. first Orleans was Miss has sent Mrs. Power his ety, Portland hotel; concert. East Side postlude. The organist is Mrs. Gladys Conjfuelo Medina, who sang the role had to earn my way. The student Baptist church; annual vaudeville. We CAN FIX IT of Hilda successfully. Carlos Mejia who has1 every opportunity, financial Morgan Farmer. FOR YOU. Valair Conservatoire possesses a splendid tenor voice, and or otherwise, for success at the be- Band and orchea as spe- ginning of his career won- A concert of excellence was given the Duke of Mantua deserves truly has a at the Columbus club April 22 by the trml Instrument, cial mention." derful opportunity but, because he pianos, paono-arraph- s de Musique et Art Dramatique has everything he needs, he has more choir of St. Mary's Catholic church. repaired. MACDOWELL under the direction of Catherine Cov Voice, Piano, Violin, Dancing, French RECITAL Tl'ESDAV, opportunities. I believe, to become a ach-Fredri- Selections from vari SEIBERLING-LUCA- S Some of her prtncinips Iw" Voice Culture and Diction. For- The next regular meeting of the failure. I found that the easy things ous operas were featured. The "Sex eign or Kng lish : 3 M. I In my life created the hardest obsta- (1) Cultivate beauty of tone in daily speech. MacDowell club will be held P. CO., 125 -- ";''! 'f'i'SI cles for me to overcome. boy In tette" from "Lucia de Lammermoor MUSIC Fourth St. j DiFt.net. True pronunciation of every part of the Tuesday at Hotel Multnomah, when The was delightfully rendered by Misses voice; pronounce beautifully and you will sing more beau- the music programme will be ren- comfortable circumstances, who - Manning Kunz and tifully. wishes to be considered a .suc- V & i 1 i Zita and Gertrude (3 Strive for perfect Vowel dered by the music faculty of the real i Leonardo de Christoforo. Frank Thom-llnso- n, union of and Tone. University of Oregon. Active members cess, must work twice as hard, f be- 4 " ' "fil i) Vocal tone is not to color the Vowel, but the Vowel lieve, as if he were financially earn- Stanley Bacon and E. Louis Bush & Lane must place and co lor the tone. of the club will hold a business meet- tr I Fredrich. Miss Gertrude Kunz, con- (3) Operatic declamation Is largely founded on the life-givi- ing way. The boy in i singing-ton- e. ing after the recital. his comfortable Xt!v'vr J tralto, pleased the audience with quality which the vowel imparts to the circumstances must accept every crit- i 6 Daily exercise to assist correct development, The music programme: tIt - rv., t "Strida la Vampa" from "II Trova-tore- ," Mine. Lucie Valair grace. breath Cou-co- u" icism. He must prove 100 per ' bodilv poise and "Pastorale" (Scarlatti), "Le cent in which was followed by the Piano Co. Director Vocal 234 (Hof-mann- I For further information address Sec. Tenth street, or (Daquin), "Dutch Song" ), earnest. would advise the student "Prison Scene," vivld-l- staged in cos- Instructor. phone Main 7:i98. (Mendel-ssohn-Lisz- t). who is living "On Wings of Song" !vvl if in comfortable circum- tume, with Catherine Covach-Fredric- h (Tschal-kowsky- go Builders of Standard "Humoresque" ), stances to to some country where and Leonardo de Christoforo singing George Hopkins: "Even he must make his living by an art the principal parts. The "Quartet" Guaranteed Pianos Bravest Heart" (Gounod) from and where he is unknown. from "Rigoletto" was also sung and stud3l "When I went to Europe - "Faust," Curtlss Peterson; "Adagio" first to was well received by- the audience. TTJ7TIXG AKD REPAIRING BY DUNNING SCHOOLIrSfTECHNIC. (Rice), "Tango" ( Albeniz-Ries- ), give concerts I found there was LESCHETIZKY that Mi. Gounod's "Ave .laria," with Miss Zita FACTORY SI EM says: Song" (Dvorak-Kreisler- ), a veil of prejudice T f EIPEUT Vladmlr De Pmchmann "Folk created against me " ! ' chorus, completed Ij. (Brahms-Joachim- X Manning and the Carre DunnlsKi "lour insrenlous and original method of develop- "Hungarian Dance" ), by the knowledge that I was sup x programme. Those who took the lead- ing; In children and besrlnners the higher ideal of musical conception and Rex Underwood; "She Never posed to be a rich man's son. How- programme stu- Broadway at Alder understanding;, and I believe that yon have devlned a practical system ing parts in the are Im Told Her Love" (Hayden), "Punchi- s. ever, one day I met a concert mana- MAIN 817 eliminates all that dry and uninteresting: for becinncrs and t ger dents of Mrs. Fredrich, who deserves that love for the of music and higher intend nello" (Molloy), "Romance" (De- from Russia who didn't know me " much credit for her skillful direction only to create art your the IntelliKence for bussy), "Morning" (Oley Speaks), from Adam. The artist he had en- Its conception. I heartily Indorse method and wish you the auccega 1 that you truly deserve." Curtis Peterson. t ' gaged was unable to fill the date. V SlK-ned-) "VLADMIR DE PACHMANN." ; After hearing me play he offered me xc VV JONES RAWLINSON. BARRON VIOLIN RECITAL MAY 4. enough to pay expenses. I accepted it PATt, PETRI, Tenor LILLIAN JEFFREYS PETRI. Pianist LAIHA V J my Classes for Children. Robert Louis Barron, violinist, will and cautioned all friends against Studio Residence, 554 Everett, Cor. 17th. Broadway 3926 X Peasleys. informing him as to my circum- be heard in his first formal recital of stances. I went to the. season, in concert in the Mult- Mrs. Carlln De Witt Jonlyn, Russia with him Grove. who appeared In a con- and stayed through the entire period Kathryn Crysler con- nomah hotel ballroom, Tuesday night, for which the other had Street, by Miss May Cook as cert of her own raunic, central artist been tralto, who recently appeared IJB!ra B. assisted Ida MARTHA library, last Tuetiday night. contracted, and I found my first great 4O0-1- 3 Tilford nidsr. HMO407 Morrison St. PIANO OIM.ANREYNOLDS piano accompanist. in succeso that, country where the 4 INSTRUCTION I.N SI.G1XG. PIANO PLAYING AND HARMONY Teachers Advanced Theory Classes. Prepare for Air. Barron is an experienced con- - people did not know of my AUTIS'IIU State Certificates. financial 411 Mill Street Main 37D2

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