THE COOS BAY TIMES. MABSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1915 EVENING EDITION.
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lending piano man
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tlio Piano anil Or
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d Australia. Its practically unlimited financial resources and iiiisurpnss.
It to put upon tho market Mand.ird Instruments of niiiihtial merit under
oiks. Tho financial and commercial Mandlug of this concern Is abso-
ei's of this character with Internatloiial rupiitatltui (opither with honest
II. Alien Co. tho leadhiir dlstilhiitors of pianos on tho I'm-'flc Const. It
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L.L. THOMAS, Mgr.
MUSICAL DIRECTORY
rs. FiramikHini
VOICE
yirtle Armms
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sure to use
Hay branch of this over-p-ow
HX.
Russell Building.
Miss Edna
Louise Larson
Pianist and Teacher
Studio Corner Central
mid Ktli St.
Telephone -137-II
M
USIC -:-
Marshfield Developing A Musical Atmospliefe
KXI'OSITIO.V MlSIC.
N THE rivalry of tho nrts nt the
exposition, music lovers nro fully
convinced Hint their particular
devotion Is to bo pre-eminent. They
wero mora than satisfied on tlio point
when It was announced that San
Pranclsco was to hnvo nn ornn which
would rank with tho first bIx of tho
world's great Instruments, but now
that it Is known that Canilllo Snlnt
Sacns himself is to bo present In
tho flesh and preside at tlio keys dur
ing the first rendering of a compo
sition specially dedicated by him to
Sun Francisco, enthusiasm Is without
bounds.
It Is lndocd a great nchlovumont
even for n city already so conspicuous
In music history as San Francisco.
Snlnt-SaeiiH Is by universal acclaim
tho greatest of living composers, nnil
tho one remaining link with tho mas-
terH who wroto not for a day but
for all time. There Is something In
his music which cnu bo expressed to
perfection only in that full orchestra
under the bruin and direct control of
ono which Is tho grand organ.
His presence will bo tlio crowning
tribute, to San Francisco ns a music
center, a tribute which, If ono may
bo permitted to dogmatjzo In matters
of tnste will bo oven higher tlmn tho
visits of Mnscagnl and Leoncavallo.
Hut tho grand organ mid Saint
Saons nro not tho only big music nt
tractions of the Panama-Pacific Ex
position. Thoro will bo In addition,
a monster sacngorfest and rcpresen
tntlons by tho world's most distin
guished interpreters of classic opera,
n continuous round of melody cater
lng for every variety of tasto from
tho Bacrcd to tho much abused but
widely enjoyed ragtime.
Of much interest on tho opening
programme in which tho choir will
participate will bo tlio singing of Mrs,
H. H. A. Uoach's ''Exposition Hymn,"
tho words of which wero written by
Wendoll Phillips Stafford of tlio Un
itcd States Supremo bench, and which
wero accepted by tho exposition dl
rectors as tho official hymn, Mrs.
nonch Is popularly known through
her song, "Tho Year's at tho Spring."
Tlicso two numbora tho Haydn
composition and Mrs. Uoach's hymn
will constltuto tho vocal contrlbu
tlons to tho opening ceremonies of
tho exposition.
In view of tho excltomcnt Into
which eastern organist's roused them
solves by tho exposition's soloctlon of
Lomnro ns tho official organist,. It Is
Interesting to learn that tho organist
who Is honored with tho duty of
"opening" tho beautiful organ is
Wnlaco Sabln of San Francisco,
invited by Qcofgo Stewart, chlof of
tho exposition's music department,
to undertake that splendid task.
Tho first concert will bo plnyod by
Sabln on tho day of tho opening of
tho oxposltlon, and will bo ropcatod
1 on Sunday. On tlio following day
Claronco Eddy will provldo tho muj-
lo which will flood tho Festival Hall
with tone.
Many will bo Interested to know
that tho first number to bo playod
on tho organ will bo Handel's "Hal
lelujah Chorus" from "Tho Messiah."
STUDIO RECITAL.
Miss Edna Loulso Larson Is plan
ning a studio recital for tho first
week in March at which a number
of her students will appear. Thoso
playing solos will bo Misses Doris
Songstacken, Ida Cook, Irono Holm,
Frances Lyon, Thelma Lyon, Clara
Ferguson. A quartetto of Miss Lar
son's pupils composed of Misses Ireno
Holm and Ida Cook at tho first piano
and Misses Doris Songstacken and Is
abello Ferguson nt tho second 'piano
will piny tho Faust Waltz by Gounod
and a Polonnalso by Charles Donneo,
.
IIAXR CONCERT.
Director R. N. Fonton of tho Coos
Day Concert llnml has announced an
Interesting program for tho monthly
concert which will tako placo tomor
row afternoon nt tho Orpheum Thea
ter at 2 o'clock. The program is as
follows:
1. March, "Curro Cucbares" ....
Motallo
2. Overture, "Light Cavalry'; . .
, Suppo
3. Creole Serenade, "Down tho
Dayou" , Do Koven
i. Selection from "II Trovatoro"
Verdi
G. (a) Piwlcato Polka from "Syl
via" Delibes
(b) Valso Lento Polka from
"Sylvia" Dollbes
C, American Fantasia, "Goms of
Stephen Foster" Tobani
7. Star Spangled Banner.
DAXCE at CHANDLER HOTEL,
SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. SO.
AND
M
CJKHDHOt MUHICAIjK.
That Marshfield music-loving peo
ple appreciate the work of Mr. Hen-
rlk Gjerdrum was demonstrated last
Monday evening by nn audlenco
which taxed tho capacity of his stu
dlos whon ho gave his second pupils'
recital of this season. A proof of
Mr. ajerdrum's special genius for
teaching was shown In tho fact that
thoro wero no potty errors of execu
tion to put tho listeners on edge or
to catiBo them to feel a harrowed
sympathy for tho nervousness of tho
performers as is often tho case with
youthful Btudcnts. Tho numbers
wero each given with an case and fa
cility that left no room for anything
but puro delight In tho musical treat.
Mr. Alfred Fllcsburg, who opened
tho program, has improved wonder
fully in his plnylng, both technically
and musically, and his selection wns
very well rendered. Ho was followed
by Miss Victoria KJcllnnd and Miss
Hlldur Solandor, both of whom show
ed decided musical ability In their
performances. The solos of Miss Ed
na Loulso Larson, who Is n favorlto
with Marshtlold audiences, wero glv
en with her usual finished stylo and
in nn artistic manner that justifies
hor popularity.
Tho vocal numbora by Messrs. Hoy
Miller and Itolf Nordrum wero very
flno and tho audlenco Insisted upon
hearing tho slngors a second time,
Perhaps tho best number of tho eve
ning was tho Peer Oynt sulto for two
pianos which was resorved for tho
last numbor and which loft tho hear
ors longing to hear It a Bccond tlmo
and hoping that It will bo ropoatod at
somo futuro recital.
.Miss Mary Kruso and Mr. Alfred
Fleisbcrg carried tho first piano part
and Misses llertha Davis and Flor
enco Powers tho sccontl piano, their
onsomblo work being exceptionally
woll executed.
After tho program an Informal so
cial hour was enjoyed, Mr, UJordrum
serving punch to bis guests.
Following was tho musical pro
gram of tho evening:
WaldoBrauschon (Forest Whls-
pors) Ilraungardt
Impromptu in C Minor . . Holnhold
Miss Victoria Kjollaud
To Spring Grieg
Ulrdllng Qrlog
Miss Hlldur Solandor
Volco
On tho Shoro Koldllngor
My Aln Folk N. G. Lemon
Mr. Roy Miller
Piano
Vlsno Dlado (Withered Leaves)
Por Lasson
Impromptu Op. 90 No. 2
Schubert
Miss Edna Loulso Larson
Volco
Viol Traumo Slndiug
Aria from Pagllaccl In Swedish
Til Ostorland vll Jog fara, a Swe
dish folk song, in Swodlsn...
Leoncavallo
Mr. Rolf Nor drum
M1LLIOO.MA PROGRAM.
Tlio commltteo in chargo of tho en
tertainment at tho Chamber of Com
morco reception at tho Mllllcoma
Club last evening presented an un
usually flno musical program which
wab thoroughly appreciated by tho
guests, who woro enthusiastic in ap
plause of each and every number.
In addition to tho musical numbora
a short address of welcom6 by Judge
John S. Coke was a featuro of tho
program. Tho symphony orchestra
numbers woro very good, showing tho
Improvement duo to faithful practice
on tho part of tho mombors of that
organization, Following is tho pro
gram: 1. Orchestra,
(a) Intermezzo characteristic,
"Tho Wedding of tho Roso."
(b) Angelus from "Scenes Pit
toresques" ,.,...,,. Messernt
2, Address of wolcomo by Judgo J.
S. Coko.
3. Vocnl Solos.
(a) Beloved It Is Morn .Aylward
(b) Carlsslma Kenn
Mrs. Roy E. Miller
G. Piano Duet.
My Balladino , . . . . Llpborg
Mrs. Dalllngor
Miss Esther Asplund
6. Vocal Solos.
On tho Shoro ........ Neldllngor
A Jolly Old Monk .... Dohannon
Mr. Roy B. Miller
N. Meyer of Calgary, Canada, ar
rived on Coos Bay this week and will
play bans with tho Coos Bay Concert
Band. Mr. Meyer is an old acquain
tance of Director R. N. Fenton, who
know him eight years ago -when both
woro residing In Calgary, Mr. Moy
er Is Hungarian and camo to tho Unit
ed States with the Royal Hungarian
Band, which toured this country for
four years.
USICIA
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CHAMIXADE CLfcll.
Tho Chamlnado Club met Friday
morning nt the library auditorium
for their regular weekly business
meeting. Tho choruses for their
evening meeting Wednesday, March
3, were rehearsed. A very flno paper
by Miss Louise Blatt was enjoyed, the
subject being Harmony. Next Friday
Mrs. Malr Dano will read a paper on
Intervals. Thoso present Friday
wero Miss Evelyn Anderson, Miss Bes
sie Ayro, Mrs. Perl Rlloy Ualllngcr,
Miss Loulso Blatt, Mrs. E. I. Chand
ler, Mrs. J. S. Coke, Mrs. Levi Dalglc,
Mrs, Malr Dano, Mrs. Edwin Dolan,
Mrs. W. N. Ekblad, Mlas Ursula Far
ringor, Mrs. A. B. Gldloy, Mrs. J. T.
Hall, Mrs. Wm. Horsfall, Mrs. Job.
Knotts, Mrs. R. N. Lewis, Mrs. It. E.
Miller, Miss Clara Myron, Mrs. W. S.
Nicholson, Mrs. BcnJ. Ostllnd, Miss
Editli Preston, Mrs. E. L. Robinson,
Mrs. 1). II. Savngc, Miss Genovleve
Sengstnckcn, Mm. II. H, Smith, Mrs.
Charles Stauff, Mrs. M. A. Hwcotman,
Miss Allco Tlckoll, Miss Nora Tower,
Mrs. L. Tower and Mrs. F. 13. Wilson
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MUSIC FOR PROGRESS CLUB.
4
Mrs. A. H. Gldloy, 'who was np
pointed to hnvo clmrgo of tho pro
gram for tho open meeting of 'tho
Progress Club Monday afternoon nt
her residence, has nrrnnged tho fol
lowing program, which Includes ninny
Interesting musical numbers ns woll
as tho usual literary offerings scho
dulcd In tlio year-book of tho organ!
zatlon:
1. Quartetto.
(a) Irish Folk Song Footo
(b) Nearest and Dearest ....
Caracctola-Lynos
Johnson SIstorH.
2. Pnpoi, .History of tho Yollow
stono Park
Mrs. W. S. Nicholson
3. Vocal Solos.
(a) Lovo's Entreaty . . Brnckott
(b) I Hear a Thrush at Evo. .
!, ! Lfiuitnnn
(c) A Roso Fablo Hawloy
' Mrs. Roy Evorolt Mlllor
4.
Paper, What I Saw In tho
Park
Mrs. R. K. Booth
B. Piano.
(a) Marcho Mlgnon. Op. 15..
i Qiuini
(b) Scotch Poom. Op. 31, No.
2 MncDowoll
(o) Vnlso do Concort. Op. 3,
No. 1 WlonlawskI
Miss Clara Isabel Myron
G. Quartetto,
Forgotmonot Qloso-Llchtor
Johnson Sisters
Mrs. William, Horsfall, Jr.. will
act ns accompanist.
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TUESDAY'S CONCERT.
,
That an appreciation for what Is
really good In muslo is bolng devel
oped In Marshfield wns shown by tho,
interested and Intelligent recognition
accorded tho nppcaranco of William
Wallace Graham, violinist, and Edith
Clarko Paterson,, mezzo soprano, who
wero prcsontod In concort at tho Lo
manskl Theator last Tuesday evening.
Tho program was of tho highest or
dor nnd music lovers agreed that tho
performance was of a high grado of
oxcollonco. Many of tho numbers
had not boon henrd in Marshfield be
foro, which added a special lutorest
to tho program, Tlio fcmlnlno part
of tho audlenco admired tho striking
gown In which MIbb Patorson appear
ed. It was of white laco with serpou-
tlno tunic of black laco with glrdlo
and roso of coral silk, tho effect bo
lng unusually protty. Mrs, Horsfall,
who playod accompaniments for both
Miss Paterson and Mr, Graham, woro
gold brocado with bead trimmings
and a corsago boquot of bluo flowers.
CHURCH MUSIC.
,
Tho following music will bo sung
at Emmanuel Episcopal church Sun
day morning;
ProcoBslpnal, Hymn Hi, "Oh Sa-
vlous, Precious Saviour"... Mann
Venlto Robinson
Oloria Patrla Mornlngton
Bencdlcite , . . Macfarlano
Boncdlctus , Chant
Hymn 80, "Saviour, Whon In Dust
toThoo"
Hymn 81, "Christian, Dost Thou
Sco Them?" , . . , Dykos
Offertory Solo, "Tho Lord Is My
Shepherd" Llddlo
Mrs. L. Tower.
Presentation of Alms, "All Things
Como of Thee, O Lord"
Recessional, Hymn 32, "Saviour
Again to Thy Dear Name" . .
Hopkins
Mrs. William Horsfull, . Jr., Or
ganist and Choir Director,
I
In splto of tho Inclement weather
last Tuesday evening quite a largo
audlenco greeted Mr. Wm. Wflllnco
Graham and Miss Edith Clnrko Pat
terson In the LemanBkl Theator In tho
concert given by these two artists
under tho direction of Miss Rhoda
Seat. Never have tho Marshfield peo
plo had tho privllego of bolng entor
tatned in such a manner and their
appreciation was manifested by re
peated applauso calling for ono en
core after another. Mr. Qrahnm
proved himself an artist with tho vi
olin and as tho tones rang through
the auditorium In rich splendor or in
Boft tones tho audlenco wns held
spollbound. Long will thoso beau
tiful tones linger In tho memory of
tho people.
Miss Patterson's volco showed tho
most thorough uiiltlvatlon, each tono
produced bolng woll placed. Sho Iran
a wonderful range. Wo hope wo, mny
havo tho pleasure of having thoso
two nrtlsts with us again In tho near
futuro. Contributed,
Mrs. A. B. Gldloy will sing Tho
Nlnoty and Nino, by Champion, at
tho morning service of tho Methodist
Episcopal Church on Sunday.
NORTH REND LIBRARY.
Tho North Bond Library noard
hold Its first regular monthly moot
ing at tho library rooms Thursday af
tornoou at 2 o'clock. Tho commlttc'
on books and porlndlcajs roportcd Jt
new magazines subscribed for nt a
coat of JM.1G; 2G books wero addM
during tho month by purchase and 27
by donntlon. Tho trcaBiiror reported
the library finances n good condition
nnd tho Board voted $7. GO (or tho uso
of tho book commltteo tho coming
month. Mrs. R. A. Wornlcll, who wns
appointed chairman of a commltteo
last month to ronBlder nn outlined
plan for raising funds to mcot tho
running expenses of tho library, re
ported tho pluu nn outlined unfeasible
at tho present tlmo. Tho commltteo
advlsod Instead tho employment of a
financial secretary on a commission
basis. This report of tho commltteo
was nccop'od and adopted by unani
mous voto ami Mrs. L. C. Roynolds
wns employed nn flnnnclal secretary,
of tho library board.
Tho library loaned 053 books dur
ing tho month nnd was vlsltod by ap
proximately 1000 pooplo. This shows
a marked growth In tho Interest tak
en In tho roadlng room and rotoronco
facilities of tho library.
Tho Board passed a voto of grato
ful appreciation to tho Marshfield
Library Board for its helpful gift of
two tables, a desk and lottor filo for
merly iisod by tho Marshfield library,
and Instructed tho socrctnry to con
vey tho samo to tho board In writing,
A voto of thanks was also tondorcd
Mr. Lomnnskl for hl kindness In al
lowing tho library a porcontngo of
tho proceods of tho play "America."
Tho following books woro glvon to
tho library this wl: "Etholyn's MIs
tako," given by Mrs. Moorhouso.
Myrtlo Holm, who assists tho librar
ian dnlly, gavo two oxcoltont hooka
for young pooplo, "Porothy Dale of
Glonwood School" and "Two Years
Boforo tho Mast." Tho Whlto Houso
Cook Book" was also donated. Ono
of tho best book donations yet re
ceived camo from Mr, P. M. Roborg
and consisted of "Tho Contonnial His
tory of Oregon" in six handsomo vol
umes bound In hall morocco. This
sot Is a valuablo nddltlou to tho rofor
onco sholvos of tho library.
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AND NUTS
at reasonable prices
4, MARSHFIELD Fit U IT
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At Palace Market
180 No. Broadway
Wo have extra bwcoI Navel
Oranges at i!Oc, ii!io nnd ilOe
per dozon,
Becker
" Brothers
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DURABLE IN
CONSTRUCTION
Henrik Gjerdrum
Solo agent for Coos liny.
MYRTLE ARMS
Marshfield, Oregon.
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