THE OREGON .SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, DEC
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JStritJlng gang Brtesr's "Th Llsht of
t God's Own Pay" and Adams "In My
Garden." Miss StrlMlng vas accom
panied by her Bister, Miss Ottala.
A Junior musicals was glren at the
studio under the direction of Anna Mae
Dick. i ; '
Orpjpon Conservatory or MuMo. AH
branches taught ty staff of teachers.
By J.L. W.-.' '
THE Apollo club, W. H. Boyer, di
rector." will be heard in concert
for the first time this season next
Thursday evening. J The ; Masonic
temple has been engaged for the
occasion . and -while admission- may be
had only through associate membership
tards it Is expected that the seating
capacity of the large auditorium will
be taxed to the limit ' Edwin C Daw
eon, baritone, .recently of New ,Tork, will
be the. soloist -i 'v..-'- - '-,.:',-:'-
Following will be the program: f '
Soldiers' Chorus from , Faust. . .Gocnod
"O Come With Ale In the Summer
night"..... der Stuck en
" : . 1 Mr. Dawson.
la.) f?prlng aiw Autumn"... ... .Pache
(b) '"Dance of Gnomes" ... .MacDoweU
Chorus of Bishops and Priests from '
'L' A f ricaine". ..,.,.,.,.. . Meyerbeer
"Estudiantina". ... ............ .Lacome
(a) "You. Iiear. and I" ..Clarke
(bj Preludo from "Cycle of Life"'...
.... ... ....... ... . . .... . i ... . Ronald
(c) Summer, from "Cycle of Irffe"...
, Ronald
Mr. Dawson.
"Sunrise" ....... , Podbertsky
a) "'Evening Bll8". . . . . , Becker
(b) "Winter Song'..,.." Bullard
"Ijochinvar" -. . .... ... . , . . .. . .Hammond
Baritone Solo by Mr. Dawson.
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A good program was given at Jones
liall tYiday evening, December 9, by the
Schubert Concert company, assisted by
Miss Signe Lack, reader. A large audi
ence greeted - the concert company as
they gave their initial performance. ,
The first operatic recital by . pupils
of Mrs. Edward Alden Reals, assisted by
Albert M. Schuff, , violinist, and Miss
Evelyn Hitchcock, pianist will be given
Monday eveing, December 12. Mrs. Bon
nie Replogle and Miss Carmel Sullivan
will be accompanists. Following pupils
will participate: Miss Florence Li 1 burn,
Mrs. Jennie Simmons Clow, Miss Flor
nece Gilmore, Miss Lillian Gardner, Miss
Gaea Wood, Miss Ella Butler, Miss Win
nie Lewis, Miss Myrtle Tbomason and
Miss Charlotte Banfield. The program
will include works of Mendelssohn, Gou
nod. 'Verdi,, Thomas, Meyerbeer, Don!
zettl, Moskowskl, Wagner, , Alard and
Saint Saens.. . : ... . , .... . :
Mrs. . Delphine Mark, contralto, gave
Sater's "In Thee, O Lord, Do I Put My
Trust" with splendid effect at' Temple
Beth Israel last Friday evening. ' :
"An extremely Interesting program was
given ' at the opening exercises of the
"Neighborhood House" Wednesday even
ing. The opening number was given by
a string quartette under the'dlrectlon of
Henry Bettman, violinist This was fol
vjowed by a soprano s(io by Mrs. Rose
' Bloeh Bauer and a contralto solo by
.Mrs. Delphine Mark; Both were most
enthusiastically, encored and were the
recipients of beautiful flowers. The
Bauer quartette gave two numbers and
the program was concluded by a rousing
chorus by the Bauer Tuesday After,
noon club. This organization now num
bers 32 voices. Mrs. Bauer and Miss
Lenora Fisher were the accompanists.
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Mrs. Rose Bloch Bauer will be the
soprano soloist at the Press club enter
tainment at the Heilig theatre Decem
ber 19. . , : , '' . ' . .
Miss Hattle.rWise will present on the
evening of December 14, at Astoria, Miss
Esther Nordstrom In, piano recital The
program will consist of Beethoven's So
nata, op. IS, two Chopin '. numbers,
Grieg's "Humoreske,' Muszlowski's
"Romance" and Schutt's Valse, op. 69, No,
2. Mrs. J. T. Allen, violinist, will as
sist. .
Miss Marie McKenzie Cahlll, violinist,
assisted Miss Abby Whiteside at her mu
sicals December 4. The program In
cluded Beethoven's fifth Sonata for vio
lin and piano. ' ' " -
The monthly students' program, De
cember "8, at ithe Oregon Conservatory
tf Music, under guidance of Director
Mrs. L. H. Edwards, was a pleasant
af fair. ,. The following took part:
Orchestra, Beatrice Lash, Spencer
Link, Charles Pursley, Edward rVana,
Violet Link, Daniel McPherson, Amy
Swinney,; accompanist; Alta Wilcox,
rlano; Curtis Winders, violin; Miss
tiardman,, accompanist; Lena Doremus,
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Virginia Spencer Hutchinson; con
tralto,, who will sing at the Popu
lar Sunday , afternoon concert at
theJ Heilig- theatre, December 18.
I Mrs. E. M. . Baker; contralto solo, Mrs.,
J L. Hammond; .piano solo,. Grant Glea-
son; soprano solo, Mrs, Katnerme vvara
Pope; chorus, Monday Musical Club
chorus, under direction Mrs. Rose Reed
Hanscombe. . First sopranos Mrs". Fred
L. Olson, Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. ,G. E. Clark,
Mrs.' F. Dear,, Mrs. A- J. Murbach,. Mrs.
Llllie Consor; Mrs. , E. F. Baird. Mrs.
George Parrlstu Mrs. M. F. Carty, Miss
Dorothy Grey, MiM',Mary. Dunn. Miss,
Madeline Stowe, Mrs. F. C uspennaim,
Mrs. W. R. Beatty. ' Second sopranos-
Mrs. S, B. Huntington, Mrs. W. B. Pat- i
terson, "Mrs. Earlskson, Mrs. Bonbrtght
Mrs J. W. Blfton, Miss Zeta Holllster,
Miss Ethel Eaton. - First aRos Mrs. J.
Ernest Laldlaw, Miss , Hammond, Mrs.
J.H. Luckett Mrs. Emma PhilUps. Sec
ond altos Mrs., W; J. Bruce, Mrs. Krup
per, Mrs. JBaltes Allen, Mrs. 0. B- Cel
lars, Mrs. N. Petterson, Mrs. E. H. Bop
Inger,. Mrs. . JR.'-F.:-(Bebhardtt. !. '
Much Interest Is taken In musical cir
cles over the early appearance 6f Ar
thur Frazor, pianist, who will play at
Masonic Temple auditorium Tuesday
evenihg, December ilt, under the aus
pices Of th Monday Musical club." Ap
pearing on, the program with Mr. rawer
will be Miss Etnei Kowiana, mo.zzo-eo-prano,
of Boston. The program:
Rondo fifC. Hayden
"Vogel als Prophet.. Schumann
Turkish march from "Ruins of Ath-
. ens" '. .... . 4 . . , Beethoven-Rubenstein
. Arthur Frazer. . . ' .
Mv Heart Is Weary." from Nadesch-
da . . . . .: .a. uoring-. j. nomas
Miss Rowland.
piano; Mabelle Wild, piano; Edna Cox
and Mabel Anderson, piano ' duet;
Evelyn , Russ, piano; , Vincent Drls-
colL violin:' Henrietta Haines,' plane;
Miss ' Van , ' Leuwen, vocal ; Marie
Gingrich, accompanist; Esther Klug, pi
ano;., Helen Ross, piano; Amy Swinney,
piano; Catharine Newel,, piano; Blanche
Rogers, - Carrie alley, piano duet;
Miss Marguerite Miller, piano; Edna
Thompson, piano; Miss Van Leuwen,
vocal; Hazel Ellis, piano;' Marie Ging
rich, piano; Lottie Klug, piano;, Nita
Pleken, piano. ,. . ,"y. .
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The Taylor street choir will give the
"Messiah" Christmas night The solo
ists will be Rhea Carson, Evelyn Hur
leyj.Robert Bolce Carson, Oliver Hughes
C W. Fearis and Lucien Becker at the
organ.,' Robert Bolce Carson, director.'
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f Oliver Hughes, a tenor who has re
cently come from the east, substituted
for Mr. Pierce at" Grace M. E. church
last Sunday. Mr.i Hughes was formerly
a successful church singer In New York
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The Amphion quartet has been en
gaged to give a concert in Vancouver
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The first concert of , the Piedmont
Choral' society will be given January
The program under the direction of
the Self Culture club at the Y. M. C. A.
was one of the best of the entire series
last Friday. Mrs. Ella B. Jones was In
charge of the music, her pupils giving
the musical numbers. The young ladies
having remarkable ability and deserving
special mention .were Grace Hand, Ha-X
sel Isakson, Emma Fleck, Beulah Rohr
and Wilma Zeigler. William Owens was
the violin soloist and showed commend
able skill and expression. ,
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Robert Bolce Carson will give a con
cert Wednesday evening, December 14,
at the institute of the Seamen's Friend
society. Third and Flanders streets, be
ginning at 8' o'clock. . Mr. Carson has
prepared the following program:- Selec
tions, by the Amphion quartet . (Miss
Laura Ferguson, Mrs. Leila Hammond,
R. H. ' Robertson and Sidney Rasmus
sen); vocal solos will be given by Mrs,
Bell Rasmusseh, Miss Catherine Dens
moro, -Miss Florence Foster, Oliver B.
Hughes, O. E. Haring and Robert' Bolce
Carson. ,
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The subject will be Schumann at the
next meeting of the Monday Musical
club, December 12. Mrs. J. W. Sifton
will read the paper and an excellent
program will be given, as follews: .
Piano duet, Mrs. R. F. Gebhardt and
COMPETENCY BOARD TO
COMPLETE ITS LABORS
(SperUl Ptxpatrb to The Joimisl.) .
Pendleton, Or.. Dec. 10. The compe
tency commission " appointed several
months apo by Commissioner of Indian
Affairs Valontlne will complete its la
bors this week and will Immediately
report to the commissioner upon the
competency or Incompetency of the In
dians on the Umatilla reservation. According-
to Major ' Swartzlander, the
agent and one of the members of the
oommisslon, the findings of the board
will not be given out locally. The re
port will be made directly to the In
dian, commissioner and such part as
he deems fit will be made public.
The purpose of the commission was
to determine the ability of -the living
allottees to conduct and manage their
own affairs. At the present time there
are only about 400 or less than half
of the original allottees alive. Of this
number all. but sir or eight have been
examined. ' '
Special Agent McChesney and Dr. E.
J. . SOTnmcrville, the other members of
the board, have hunted up and exam-1
hied the absent allottees and In doing
this they have been compelled to Jour
ney ' Into Idaho, Washington and Cali
fornia. ' ::':' v '
Among those at a di stance who were
visited was Toy-toy, the accomplice pf
Columbia George, who 'la now: serv
ing , a life sentence on McNeil's island
for the murder of an old Indian woman
wfcom - they - thought was an "evil
spirit" ,
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Ballade, O minor .............. .Chopin
Nnctiirn h r it minor. . . ...i.nomn
Etude, C minor .....Chopin
Polonaise, C sharp minor........ Ohopin
Polonaise, A flat major...... ....Chopin
. ' Arthur Frazer. v ,
The - Nlrhtinreile Has a Lyre of
Gold" i Whelpley
"If Thou Wart Blind". . .Noel Johnson
"To a Moon Flower".Mary Turner Slater
"Love Me U l Live . . . . .Anur ooie
v ' Mfea Rowland. . .
A sacred concert and lecture wtn be
given at St. Iawrence church. Third and
Sherman streets, on Sunday evening,
December 13, at 8 p. m. Among those
who are to take part are Dr. George
Alnslle, Mrs. R, A, Sullivan, Miss Anna
M. Swiss,' Mrs. ' Frank Ruckert, ' Miss
May Breslln. The Portland Male quap
tet and the St' Lawrence choir, under
the direction of Mrs. Mattle Kelly Flem
ing The Choral club, recently organ
ized by Professor D. IX Wilson, late of
New Torlc CttywlU alao assist ,The
lecture will be given by Rev. George
Man. C. a D. D., on "The Greatest
Moral Force in the world." The pro
ceeds will go to the benefit ; of the
Orphans' home. : ' '
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At the home of , Mies' Georgia Hall
Saturday afternoon a musical was given
under the direction of Mrs. (Dorothy K.
Palmer. Those taking part were Lacy
Lloyd, Lillian Hoeekstra, Margaret Bow
land, Ruth Reynolds, Bertha Mauser,
Theodore Hauser, Wesley Reynolds and
Miss Georgia Hall The main feature
of ..the- afternoon was the singing by
Miss Hall, who will appear in concert
this spring:. "'
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Followtng are the tw9 'programs to
be given at the popular Sunday after
noon concert at the Heilig theatre Sun
day .afternoon, .December 18:
Orchestra of 18 musicians, under the
direction of David C. Rosebrobk, be
ginning at 2:30 o'clock. . Overture, "Fes
tival"; (Loutner) ;. Suitet Espagnole,, "La
Ferla" (Lacome) (a. Los Toros. b. La
Reja. c'La Zarzuela.) Andante from A
Minor Concerto (Goltermann), cello sols
by Herr F. Hanleln; Kammenel Ostrow
(RubenstelpJ (Cloister scene); Rakeczl
Czardas (Ncy 10) (Mlchlels). '.
''Part II. Chorus of. 75 voices, to
gether with orchestra, under the direc
tion of William H. Boyer. Prayer scene,
"Lohengrin"" (Richard jWagner). Solos:
"Elsa" (soprano),'- Miss Irene 'Burnft;
"Ortude- :( contralto). .. Mrs. Virginia
Hutchinson; ''Lohengrin" ; (tenor), J.
kRoss- Fargo? "Fredertck" (baritone),
Dom J, Zan;"King" (baas); M. L,. Bow
man. ;"0 Don Fatale'! .(Don Carlos)
(Verdi); Mrs. Delphine Marx (contralto
Temple Beth Israel); Sextette from
"Lucia dl Lamermoor" (Donizetti); com
bined chorus and orchestra (sung as six
part chorus); "It Is Enough" (Elijah)
Mendelssohn V, J. Claire Montelth; "The
Banner of St George" (Edward Elgar),
cantata for, chorus mixed voices and
orchestra -
Among the students whom -Charles
Dlerke will present In recital In the near
future Is Mta. Gertrude Kendrlck. Mrs. 1
Kerdrick played a' Liszt etude at the j
concert given In the Kenilworth Presby f
terian church Wednesday evening, , and !
compliments ' were showered upon : her
for her' clear, pearly technique. . In re- .
Bponse to a hearty encore she gave a t
characteristic bit by PoIdlnL - -
Mrs. Ella B. Jones gave a recital at
the studio in ' the Russel bulldlnsr De
cember-2, f of pupils in the fourth and
fifth "grades."" Miss "Helen Newell, Lo-
rene Toung, Lora Tlndall and Clarence
Young gave brilliant performances on
the piano by the great masters.
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f December 3 the Junior pupils 'of Mrs.
Ella B, Jones gave a very pleasing re
cital, those In the first year's course
participating; v Nora Metcalf, Dorthy
Fleck, Marie Sues, .Harlan Lance; the
second year's course. Bernlce Donahey,
Helen Brown, Beatrice :Fleck, - Emma
Werlirtg, Esther Rosthrom, Clifford
Thompson, Alice Whltaker.
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Folldwlng program will be played by
the Heilig theatre orchestra during the
Florence Roberts engagement
; Before the acts ( ' .
March "The Four Kings ...... I,osch.
Walts "IjysiBtrata" Linoke
"Cuba" charasteristic S;iYtlHtehan
Overture in F No. 2". . , Kalliwoda
' Between1 the acts ' i , . ,
Medley of plantation foriKS ...j,
'. .ArraiiRred by Elsenman
Scenes frm Verdi's "nigolotto" '
. ArranprPd by - Tavan.
Exit March "Tbe Bride Elect'
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The girls' chorus of- the Washington
high school Is rehearsing the cantata
"Ladyof "Shalott", under the direction
of Miss Rose Reed-Hanscome,. for its
i The Musical CouHer, the big weekly,
4 to reprentd hy join ft -Oatmanr inw-4
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tions $ 5." Subscriptions accepted; , also
news from .subscribers. Sund it, to
your friend Chrtatmas. . '
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MfUiOu.st cluirch lust week, AlJaa IXulcn
SALE OF PASCO BONDS
WORRIES CITY COUNCIL
r Spednl Plspstoh to Tbe Juml. -
Pasco, Wasru, Dec 10. The matter of
disposing of the city 'serwer bonds is
agitating the minds of the city council
and tho question is still unsettled.
An offer of 92 cents was made last
week by the. Algase company, of Se
attle',' and it had practically been agreed
to let the bonds go at that price. How
ever the city attorney has rendered
anA opinion to the effect 'that the coun
cil could 'not legally dispose of the
bonds for less than their par' value.
The representative ef the company, who
was present thereupon, demanded the
return of his certified check which ac
companied the bid for the bonds. The
only means, of settlement - appeal's to
be that the council sell the bonds at the
price offered and make up the balance.
Public school
Grove is 1516.
enrollment In Forest
Edwin C. Dawson, soloist at th
Apollo club concert. ,
OLD INDIAN AGENCY : ,
BUILDINGS ARE SOLD
(Special riptch to Tbd Joornnl. ' :
. Pendleton, Or., , Dec,, 10. The old
agencybuildinga which, have .stood for
half a century or more. on the Uma
tilla Indian- Reservation and which
have been going to pieces under' the
hands of vandals, were sold at auc
tion this week by Major E. L. Swart
1 and or, and are to b torn down and
moved away. .' - ."
- Among the bnlWlngS sold was the
first .cbureh ever erected on the reser
vations This was used for many years
by the Catholics before the present
Sarat Andrews mission was established
at its location near the foot of the
mountains.. .
. The total, sum brought the govern
ment by the sale of the structures was
$260. They consisted , of five houses
and three sheds, but owing to their
great age and the fact that large por
tions of them had been removed '; by
vandals, they were ; practically value
less. The highest price paid for : a
single building was ISO.
A. O. Brown, husband of Edna Wallace
Hopper, better known once aa a millk
alre broker, with offices tn the Plazf
hotel, at Broad street and Exchange
place, various other places In New York
and some of the larger cities has an
nounced his intention to join the Jani
tors ; club and take upon himself the
management of "tha front of the house
In a new theatre now approaching com
pletion. -;t ' : ..''"
Brown's mentor and employer will be
W, A. Brady, who has promised to teach
him all he knows about the front of the
house and to give ' him an insight into
the theatrical business If he will work
hard and try to learn.' As a deposed
king of high finance, Mr. Brown, believes-
he can .learn all there is tn box
office management with llttla difficulty
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