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Batk bar aaaar Trleeo La rwMlaa4
will ha erinllr t lh rull
f Mr warn a a etadla ni. for eae
t PUaslag a toucan, la all prbb4Ulr
I la Hal II g Mm ftelrkee U a rrt
lead ctrl and prot la bee 4aparlur
for Pasta, we af tb favwnt
-Jif flay (a Kur wel awe ealta4
ur Of e4x, eld Ml. IleJcher
pa blag af bar ecoomplihmet abroad.
"Mil 1 hee bad ry tltUa liaia let
real a4 rwcreauo. Hut aa muai
Tt tbara far II la laa proa ran laal
all t4al foUaar, alcftra. aauatciana.
arttala; lay aln. inr Plr a4) Ifear
ala I coaUauallT. and ana thiol af
tkoxhlaaj bl aiudjr.
"I vaa fortuaal In ! la bavin,
appoetuattF to aludjr with atarh maaura
a Jaan I Raaaaa. Alrrd hahrvaa aad
Camilla PaOtuaa, aa4 bad Ih plaaaura
of alaslBa- for Kdward ba Koaaaa, vao,
aherUr aofora tmj depart or a, euni to
art la aaaUt bi brother UaehlBg. D
Crauaa la tha for moat rapalliaur ia
I' aria, wall keowa to Amarlra bacauaa el
bla tar loara wlla Earn Caira. Wall.
H kp( ma buajr prvnartna; flva laaaon
vack. a4 la addltloa to that I wn
aalotat al th A mark-an church la Pari
.from July 1 to December I.
Toward Da Kaaike la a wonderfal
caaav It waa reported laat aumraer thai
him death had occurred at Wareaa. but
tte waa only IU aad la now eery much
better. He la the younsvr of the 4we
bralbera, but Ma pereenalltr U antlra
ly uallke that of bla brother.
"By my leacbara aad rritlea bafor
whom I aaav a New Tork city and
Chtrato, I have bean advlard to fo Into
, frraad opera, eepeolally bcauae there
are few eopraaoa who bare patience to
, perfect thamaelvaa in coloratura work.
' . I bar brought with ma eorae of tbe
moat modera mualo from Parle, and at
my eowoert Intend to alng a group of
theaa aonca. particularly by Debuaey. I
" think Ibey will be appreciated, though
one muat beoome familiar with them to
. '.got U0 benefit of their full baauty.'
Ea rout to Portland. Mr a. Belchtr
ppaavred In concert at Great Palla,
. Moot. Tb crltlca apoke of bar work In
the big heat terma, on of tbam aay-lng-:
r "There are many klnde and degraea of
alngera. but only occaelonauy In tha
oourae of a lifetime, doea one hare the
' privilege of llatenlng to a olce of rare
aenauoua charm, flexible to the laet de
gree and ao placed and aupported by the
breath that It project Itaelf away from
, th alnger In a manner to flu the larg.
at auditorium with pulaatlng tone. 8ucb
vole la the rare poaaeealon of Mr.
Belcher and alnce there la a fine per
sonality and honeet artlatlo conviction
. ' back of it one can aafely predict a fu
. ture In tha realm of grand opera In
which admiring thouaanda will gladly
. lay tribute to a perfect art and a God
given voice."
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Th name of Blast ia known the world
. over, and la Inseparably linked with
."Carmen," hie beat known and moat pop
. nlar opera. Every mualo lover who baa
heard and been etlrred by the "Torea-
' dor Bong" will be lntereated to learn
.. that tha Portland Symphony orcheatra
. will produce tha orchestral suite "L'Ar-
lieaienne" from the pen or the same
'composer at the final symphony concert
!of th season next Sunday afternoon
at th Helllg theatre. The mualo has
.outlived the play It was written for,
- as In the case of Schubert's Incidental
music to "Rosamunde," and is one of
tha most popular and melodious suites
Mn orchestral literature. Mr. Chrlaten
en la very painstaking at the rehearaajs
with tb symphony orchestra, and pre
t diets a concert worthy In every way of
'jthe high standard which has been at
tained by the hearty cooperation and
. etrenuou rehearsing by the members.
San Francisco raised a guaranty fund of
.$30,000 for their symphony orchestra,
'-this season, but the concerts were so
well patronized that they proved to be
elf supporting, and the fund waa not
touched. What San Francisco has done,
.Portland can do In a proportionate meas
ure, and unless material assistance is
.given the orchestra here, the concerts
iWlll probably not be continued next
year. Following is the program for
next Sunday's concert:
Bymphonie "Pathetique" . .Tschaikowsky
Suite 'L'Arllesenne" Bizet
.Spring Song Mendelssohn
JMInuefc (for string orchestra)
v ' Boccherini.
"To a Wild Rose" ...,....,, MacDowell
'Jubcl Overture , Weber
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r Mrs. Elfrlda Heller-Welnstein, ao
:prano, has decided to go to Europe to
!nier grand opera. With Mr. Weln
stein sbe will leave here the latter part
or ini montn after giving a concert ac
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afrm. Elfrlda HeUar-Wolnetotn. faor-
It Portland aoprano, who will
! for Europ this month.
?the MultnomalL hotel, at which the as-
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC
.EMMA B. CARROLL
SCHOOL OF MUSIC
' Residence Studio 697 Flanders St.
iTheory, Harmony, Sight
I - --Reading and Piano
ueginners taKen. Pupils prepared for
concert play
nils
ing.
etc
ADOLFO JIMENEZ
Ztallaa School of Bel Caxlto
tmrozo ei4 zzlebs mum.
Ttk and Aider Sts.
Resldenca Phones: Main 104, A-7353
i J MAE GOVE .
, HELEN TREW
y ? PBA3CATIO Htnyil
TUCBZ1I OF OKaVTDBT V
C9 Klara Bldg. . SCala 39S3
laUag art let will be tin. Ova r laa
Dlerfea. pldnlaL Mrs. Roee Bloch-Bauer,
nnder whom Mrs Walnattln baa studied
lace she came la Portland a few year
eg, will b tha acoompaalat. Mr a.
Welnsteln'a daclalon le go to Europe at
one waa In raepewiee loncouragamaot
from Mm. Schumann-llelnk, tha famoua
contralto, who recently aang la roncart
at tha 11111 theatre. The cantratrice
beard Mrs. Welnateln alag tha afternoon
after tha concert and without prelim
inary questioning told her to be In Bey
ruth tba oorolng autnmer for an Intro
duction to Rig fried Wagner and a num
ber of Impraearioe who Will b there.
"llj, child." cried the contralto "what
are you doing In Portland T Tou must go
to Europe at one. I want you to meet
blgfrled."
81gfrled whor I aaked." said Mr.
Welnstein In recalling the Inetdenl
Why. Big-fried Wagner,' came tha
res pone.
We will go prepared to remain four.
or five yeara In Europe," continued Mr
Welnstein, "and I don't know our plana
for the future. We will meet Mm a.
Schumann-Heink at Beyruth."
AnotherPortland girl and favorite
alnger who has returned from studies
abroad Is Miss Vivian Marshall, daugh
tar Of Mr. and Mre. I. A. Marshall, 6C8
Multnomah atreet. Miss Marshall
studied under Arthur Phillips In Lon
don and Paris, and under Jacques la
mardon In Paris. Later she studied in
terpi-etatlon under MnfS. Baret In Paris,
Mis Marshall la possessor of a sweet
voice of large register. She was heard
In recital since her return at Kllers
recital hall and waa very enthuetaatlcal
ly received. ' Miss Marshall spent two
yeara in Europe. She Intends to teach
in Portland.
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Rose City Park social functions are
starting Into fresh Ufa after Easter and
the aprlng and early summer program
promises to be full of Interest. The sea
son opens on Wednesday next with the
first concert of th recently formed
Philharmonic Choral society which Is
announced to take place In the Rose City
Park church, corner Forty-fifth and
Sandy Road at 8 p. m. It la reported
every seat is likely to be filled. The
feature will be Sterndale Bennett's can
tata, "Tha May Queen." The proceeda
will be devoted to building the Rose
City Park club house.
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A special program of muslo waa ren
dered Good Friday , at the Westminster
Presbyterian church. The soloists were
Mrs. Susie Fennel Pipes, violin; Mrs.
Evelyn Hurley Denny, contralto; Stuart
McGulre, baritone, and Mra. Paulina
Miller Chapman, soprano.
This evening the regular monthly or
gan recital will ba given at Trinity
church, by Lucien E. Becker, organist.
A most Interesting program has been
prepared. Assisting will be Miss Edith
Wells, soprano, and Mra. Delphlne Marx,
contralto, and chorus.
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Mrs. Carlis De Witt Joslyn will have
charge pt th music for the Easter tea
to be ) given at the Patten Home this
coming Tuesday. Vocal and Instrumen
tal solos and dramatic readings will
comprise the program. As a composer
and aong writer Mr. Joslyn Is be
coming widely known, and some of her
compositions will be rendered on this
occasion.
Miss Zeta Holllster, one of Portland's
favorite vocalists, will be one of the
soloists at the Patten Home Easter tea,
under the direction of Mrs. Carlis Do
Witt Joslyn.
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Miss Anderson, dramatic reader, and
Mla Edlck, pianist, will assist at the
muslcale Easter Tuesday at the Patton
Home tea,
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Tha regular rehearsal of the Res
Mualcal Festival chorus will be held
Monday at 7:4 p. m. In the Taylor
oireei Methodist church.
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Madame Heese-Sprotte. meno-socrano.
said to be one of th foremost singers
of the country, will be the soloist at
the concert given by th Choral society
or me Portland social Turnverein, Mon
day evening, April 15. As a singer of
derm an songs Mm. Heese-Sprotte
etanda high In th northwest. She Is
intensely artistic.
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a. k. cullen will sing the Bach
Gounod "Ave Maria." with violin obllgato
at th church of th Madeleine in Irv-
ington at this morning's service.
The tenth annual aprlng season of
grand opera In English under the man
aging direction of Milton and Earreot
Abora will tbecifl ahortlr and will n.
dud seven th moat important mu
sical centers of th United State. Tw
of th Abora English Opera companies
iu.iii Ifca a.Ja'
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t-ai-a ... -4 it- MtM at
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la.a I'lMata . 14. a lUll
miwihum i i ti aa irtu rj
al tl'UM't Uuim is ta-waf. aa
lae .al a f agf'a
tlu all! W,la a itkila4 a
t&a . I fM
at lh a Kioi ia.ia i
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lal' iMvig aaakiag 4M
tgiu ! rvaaag
etmwliaeavwalr a aa iiaa
lag la aaiiala -f Mar aa-4 jnaa A
mt W la argaaiaaltM mlU mm
ax a mmm MfiM af atMl I M ar
aaaa. Ula la Ik lgl ajaaiga
Mar. AVwa Kara ef ataw
fe4 araaablr l alaaie 4 far
taarhlag !. Wa4r baa, la la
world, ft' laa -raalt f gjad
Mra. Tba raaru errataira w
aauaia araaaeallr la a.a '
Ihrauaaout IJa af'tag ". wall la
artacil inuu will b Krr-4 rtm
aa cllr I jMtr a laa nmtii.
aad lb pf4u for Ik un af
tartar UI a cr-aa ata
dtta la lb aeaae ar. res
.loir alll larl4 Itircial a 'MaAaaae
Bullafflr. "L Boha,- a4 T- T-
ca," Vrdre -Aide," "II Tralre" aad
ftlgelatu." Offeabarhe Tk Tela f
llorrB. TboBBaar "Mlgaea." Maaaaa-
el a -Tt.U." meat's 'Varmea," taUal.
It's "LucU." Phlellra 1j Ola."
tuneds Fauai." agara "Iek.
grta." aad llumr-trdlnca t "llaaaal a4
UrauL"
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Eugan XoMltr. narth waatar repre
sentative of t Chloag Oread Oper
companr arrived In 1'orUend during the
waak with tha talantlon of Biaalng ihia
ell his future home Mr. Kuaetar
coma from New Tork and Cblcg. aad
ha bean aogsgad aa Imperaarlo far
oumbar of yeara. Haaidae rapraaaatlog
tha Chicago Urand Opera eomptur
hlch I making arrangement far a
via It br frast aaaaon. Mr. Kaaetar rp-
rnta Madame Jennie NeralU. the fa
moua coloratura aoprano. who for soma
years lived In Portland; Dr. Augue! Mil
ear. th Iiiah baritone, and a number
of otbr artlata. Mr. Kueeur aaya Mad
am Norclli returned recently from
London, and la now filling ftetlvel datra
la tha middle weL II la planning to
arrange for a concert In thla city, po-
elbly nit month. Ia Uondon, Madame
Norelll sang with trrmendoua sucraaa
In the Aeolian ball t a eepecjty audi-
eoce.
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Edith Halne-Kuter. compr-plan
1st, will arrive in Portland In a fw
weeks, to locate pertnanantly. Mrs.
Halnee-Kueater I wlf of Eugene Kues
tar. nortbweatarn repreaanutlv of lbs
Chicago Orand Opera company, and la
now on a concert tour In the middle
waat In addition to compoelrtg and per
forming o tha piano, this versatile
woman la else a singtr. Although on
of the youngest of American oompoaers.
Mra. Halnee-Kuester waa choaen aa one
of the repreaentatlve woman writers. In
conjunction with Mrs. II. IL A. Beach
and Mary Turner Salter, to have her
compositions performed at the New
Tork Muslo Teachers' convention, held
laat summer at Syracuse.
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Pupils of Mrs. Julia C Kuter, assisted
by Miss Florence E. Caton, soprano.
gave a recital Friday night In the Co
lumbia building. Student taking part
were Florence and Olen Taylor, Gladys
Blount. Ethel Durham, Margaret Oregg.
Winifred Goodrich. Elsie Wachltne,
Minnie Oregg, Marie Vonderahe, Mar
jory Llewellyn, Oladya Fletcher, Cal
Utla Kenney, De Laurlo Crabtrea, Myr
tle Evans, Mrs. Aver B. Gala van and
Madge Brlghtblll.
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Wr ta b-M4urt -.-
Mr. l'-raa el la ra-a
banfl war Ik o a tie a. "".
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TW ee aarvu u mim
Ikaaae i: Mfla4 ( Mr
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dartag lb ! NW tll.
U'aSaat Mum Mar raia: 'lk
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lau ttu, 'aja' IJ) ita
kJlaale AtaitAtw, 'Ugat," (Martaa
! bile JUtla4 aiasi
waag." bit Ixiakia Mar. Mew aii
l.aae I Ik 4ea ar Mi (lilv Ag
w. Mr rvA Ma4ka, aad M At
Mr ITiladia.
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Mr larrt Mr Kaaamaa ag wltk
f4 effect M4.-1gr ( VUtr Itartte.
"Aaald la rtawer, Myr ilailaa41
'UM lb B.b4." (Ua rwget N 4
a4y after) fr the Ceuartl l
imU Weeae. He b;ovV tur waa
t4lkUUL
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Mr. Da labia Mar gar graaa of
aas far ike Mady Muatral elub.
Mr, Baear eaBpML la. I Mewdar
Mr Mara waa la aplaadid voir aad
we bligd I rep4 t a aonbl oat-
Top row Edoa DwtotU Clpp. lo!ia. and Miss ifDN Johnaon, pianist.
Caater Mia Lh "luaaer. Irrie aoprano Bottom Mlag Coldl
Ptrroa. drtmatlo aopraao, aad Perry HurtoB A rant, pUaUt
(ral Tb 4aal
Partfte falvarallr. Pwraal Orav. Or
inl The Pelft t'r-lvrallf
aarvatarr af Mwele gmdualaa five u
deal thla year. AHbugk r nv
baaa ver It ragiatared evary rr fr
aoa-a tla le blgb eiaitdard asalotaln J
by IM d apart man! ba kept tha aum
r finlabtng am:i
Laaoti Dwlaall Oapp, vlotlnlt. h
bB under lb lniruclloi af prof
aor Chapman far vr alghl ara. and
In th pl fw yrr be b played es
lenatvaly befer aorthwaat clilaa and
lowna wltb much suce. He plaee
t finish kl Pfls neat year at lh
Fan Cnrvalory. II U a eon of
Ftererand C. T. Oapp. of th Waehougal
Corgrgallonal churrh.
fctlaa Agna Johnson. piAnUte. fin
ished the MrMlnnvlIle college conaarva.
tory two yara age and graduate this
year from Pacific aftrr two yaera' study
under Profeaaor Chapman. Bhe le flrat
asaistsnt la piano In th Pacific con
aarva lory.
ttta Leah tMueaer. lyrte-ooprana T
caltet, haa tudted for. five yar undar
Mm O-apmar.. end finishes with a
beautiful light toned vole. Bh ha
b-n srlolst at lh Westminster Praaby.
tarian ehurch for th paat two yeurj
end flrat aealelant la vacal at tb
lege
Viae CU Ula rleron. dramatle-aopra-no
rorallat. haa bn studying la Pacif
ic eaearvetory for about sl year and
ha davalepad full aoprano tf eioal-
lant quality Mia Palarao U a daagh
lar of former Mayor lteraa of Foreet
Orove.
Parry Purtoa Araat. plaalat. bgan al
Paetfle Ihraa year ago when he wa
the H prise offered by the eonserva
lery In Ita annual ronteet for lastrv
mntatlata and vorallata, winning flrat
place In piano. Mr. A rant le the first
mal grdul In th plaao dapartment
and Mr. Clapp the first In violin aad
the first on completing hla full course
at Ihe Parlfle I'nlveralty conaarvatnry.
la Johnson and Mr. Arant will give
their graduating raoltala natt week.
and Mr. Oapp. Mia Peteraon and Mtas
Kiuseer will appear after th Easter
holiday. Mia Ptraon Is to continue
her work at the Oberlln Conservatory
next year and Miss Johnson Is consider
tog a retire ef etwdy I Eurp. Thare
are at the preaant time three of Pa
cific mimic graduates studying In Berlin,
namely, MUe Francl Clapp, '01, a ala-
tar of Mr. Clapp: Ml Alio Clament,
01, and Mlaa Wllma Waggener, '0T.
Mr. Job Wolff will ting for lh Pa-
reals' aad Teretf meallag f Hrb-
y achl. ldar aftarao. Her ag
will b -IU Uillaby." by Carrie Jcb
BM4. aad aaabaam," by llaJd.
Ml CVarlotte IUof1H wb pat
th laat tw weak vtaltlaf al iMgaae,
wa vacalUI at a avmbar of functioaa
wbU Ibar and via anuob oornpllmentad
a ec cl. Both Candsts wbll
la lbl city eh ng at ML Mary s
rplpl church, bar a umber a blng
-Lrd eva Me." by ptawuti, and "u
LavUg Fatber," by Gounod.
At Wtmlnatr Praaby tarlan ehurch
tedey lb choir, aa la I ad by Mr liar.
maa T. Boblmaa. oprano, will amg
"Mighty la Our Ood" and "Pralee
To tba Ird la Ills Holiness" lti-
ler), O Praia Ood In lit llollnaaa"
(Martin). "Tba Btrel t'pralaa of Joy
and Pralaw" tVUIUvan). aad "Hall Oled
danlng Llghf (Martin). Tb offertory
eolo at bwtb service will be Albert
Maiilnaons "Oaterlled." ung by Itob
ert Barton, Director aad organist, J.
Hutchison.
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Mlaa Deal a Stanley and Mlaa Ida
Wschlar "ware the lololit last week for
th Wedneeday Afternoon Woman's club,
J. Wllllsm Belchar, director. Miss
fttshlsy'a numbara were, "Vlllanalle,"
Dele Aoo.ua," and "Tha Touch of Night."
"Lambert. Ml WacbUr aang, "Nvr."
Toatl, and, "I Drum," Wright.
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Orgon Conservatory of Mualo. AH
braxihe taught by naff of teacher.
f Ik 1 1 ! f 4 Af4
fciaaal aAay
Tba WU4" dill be A4 ia
Jaa It I Ike sti af AgaC TV
taird i4) inl saAa it avar trt
a ll)ak!a MiniiaaMtt tUg
W-Ull.e b f la rwt aa
aa4 tU b ' 4 t lb
nnt4, I'taa, 4a4, til.
lake, faw iuf. k4e aka4, Cw
kxlNt at VUti Twiy -ai
ait atU b aaaigaad I 1a l-
bet aal Mu '.. UaUt, ,
h Uekkli, Wa CrU 4
Mlaaai. aad aJl aakr U 4a
aal af Ike AlUeit ea4r.
Tke fir4 claaa -w.lla" U M gta
aa ikr aaaaikr traialag goaaa.
with M'taaue o daa wale datf. Tbavf
a air aad tlaaa ra4aa wtil k aa4g4l a
raglaaar -f. "Mb tlrlM I (la
IrMa aad aagta WalIVa
I tedta lalvapr wui a4 a ga
a aiaaaaar af Ike flrel a a
Tk Krd ciaa aa will aa
ylele car af r M aaaaakaaali aa a
riiM a la. uar la dirwsU, af
vvirak, f lu tafuUr mer,
ValaabW To4fVa4 f t-rt.
iPaaw rvaaa Laaaa WWt
ftaa Joa. Cki, April ! ,
f Ijo Alto is fBf leay a ai fr
mi 4 am art a a ret f hla al
leged bootleg af a Ula wlf ad
bcleagUg I Mia Ira a ala. a "
aoctaly girl f a a rre d Oab-Uad-
Tb girl b fU4 aiawi
araiib through be llrry.
Tb dog wa a wee rtbb wiaaver
la hie clea la baarb abwa all
th laia Wbra tb aaiaaai giapare
k following a4vrtleral wa iarv
I in eouairy naweppr bare:
-txHT If aarooe klbli
running arouad that look Ua a rlvl
ehaw af lobaoc lrk full f aaralag 1
.. .. . b . . i Aia a.j.a - - I
aeeai, it a a
belong to MI 84 AABIN."
Seventeen ear wlln III tea of mall,
blocked sine March it by flood In th
Platte river, left Omlha Wednesday for
the Pacific coat.
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The Tuesday morning opera class of
Miss Dorothea Nash met at tha home
of Mrs. C. H. Lewis and had the addi
tional pleasure of. hearing Mra. Henry
Metgser in Puccini's "Madame Butter
fly." Next week Charpentler's "Louis"
will he heard at Mrs. Lewis' residence.
Thla most modern of operas waa pro
duced In Paris In 1900, with Mary Gar
den in the title role. It Is a great fa
vorite In Europe, and with the Metro
politan productions In New Tork.
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Miss Kathleen Farrell was presented
n recital by Miss Dorothea Nash yes
terday afternoon In Ellcrs recital hall.
Miss Margaret Haussman, mezzo so
prano, pupil of Mrs. Imoene II. Rrodle.
assisted the pianist. Miss Farrell's pro-
grain Included Beethoven. Schubert, Cho
pin, Orleg and Mozkowskl numbers.
Miss Haussman sang "Vol ehe Sapeta."
Mozart, and four Orleg numbers.
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At the last meeting of the Monday
night malo chorus, J. William Belcher,
director, the soloists were Miss Maude
Belcher, who sang, "Enchantment Walts
Song," Scott, and "With Verdure Clad"
from "Creation," Haydn, and J. Gilbert,
who sang, 'Thou Art I. ike TTnto a Love
ly Flower," Smith. Miss Pauline Ald
erman and Miss Belcher wero the ac
companists, '
A chprus of 30 voices will render
"Darkness and Dawn" (Peace) tonight
at 8 o'clock at St. James English Luth
eran ehurch, under the direction of
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Mrs. Kathleen Lawler-Belcher, col
oratura soprano, who has returned
Catherine M. Covach. The chorus win
b assisted by Messrs. Blankholm aad
Brittlng. vlollna. Ml Paulln Bahnon,
piano, and Mr. J. Harvey Johnson at
tha organ. Tn eoioieia ror ma itmini
will be Messrs. Stryfeler. Johnson and
Frederich.
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Ulii Varna Smith wa soloist at th
wek's meeting of the Montlchoral club,
John ClaJre Montelth, director. She
aang the "Pllgrim'a Bonr ucnaiow
aky). "I Dreamed My Love Waa Sing
Ing" (Lisa Lehman), and "A Psrfct
Day" (Bond). Ml Smith will alng th
offertory aolo at the llaasaio congre
gational church today.
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Ml Agnes Fles, soprano, will sing
ih, nrr.rtorv solo at th Sunnysld con
gregatlonal church today. Sh wlU give
the well Known cmhwt auua.
br Oranlar, which Is well suited to her
voice. This 1 on of Miss Flee first
appearances In aolo work, and it is said
ahe has a voice or gr pruuu.-.
Th cialr Montelth will give the of
f.Finrv aolo at the Flrat Unitarian
rhun-h this morning. He will sing "Hos
anna" (Oranier). with violin obllgato
by Harold Bayley with Ralph W. Hoyt
at tha oraan. Mr. Hoyt will give three
organ numbers, th voluntary, offertory
and Postlude, and Mr. Bayley will play
"Reverie" (Vleuxtemps), arter uie an
them.
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Tjyillowtnr la ths Grace Methodist
Eniscorjal church Easter musical pro
mrum- iO!o a. m.. organ. "Easter
ur.in" rMaJlinsr): ouartet, "All
Praia to rtod In Light Arrayed" (Wag
ner); quartet, "O Light That Breaks
From Yonder Tomb" (Dreanler); violin
obllgato, Miss Frances Gill; sermon,
"Marv at the Tomb." (Dr.. Cud-
llnn): ouartet. "Awak. Glad Soul,
Awake" (Brown). 7:B0 p. m., orgart,
"Exaltation (Forrester): quartet.
"Awake, Olad Soul, Awake" (Brown);
cantata, "The Resurrection" (Manney)l
organ postlude (Valkmar). The quartet
or r.raca Methodist Eulscopal chmroh
consists of Laura Ferguson, soprano;
Elizabeth Hamilton Stowers, contralto;
Joseph P. Mulder, tenor, and W. A.
Montgomery, baritone. Leonora Fisher,
organist and choir director.
Under the direction of J. William
Belcher tonight at the White Temple,
Rossini's "Stabat Mater" will be given,
with a chorus of 60 voices. Charles
Swlnsdn will be at the organ, andMlss
Laura Fox at the piano. The beautiful
, tenor solo, "Cyrus Anlmam," will be
sung by Obrad Gurln. This promises
to be a musical treat. The services
will begin promptly at 7:30 p. m,
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The Mountain Ash Malo choir began
its Orpheum tour at Milwaukee recently,
and will reach Portland in its round of
th circuit within two months. "Their
work Is a revelation In th art of sing
ing," said the Milwaukee Sentinel. The
Mountain Ash choir waa heard In con
cert In Portland a few months ago and
won great praise.
The program for Easter day at St.
Stephen's Episcopal Pro-cathedral will
contain th following musical numbers
by tha chorus choir under the direction
of Organist Carl Denton. 8ervico at Jl
a. m. Processional, ''Welcome Happy
Morning" (Calkin);- Easter anthem,
''Christ Our Passover" w (Buck) ; com
munion service, .E flat (Myles Foster) ;
hymn, "Christ Risen" (Sullivan);
hymn, "The Strife iVoer" (Palestrlns);
offertory, "God Hath Appointed a Day"
(Tours); recessional. "Cotts re Faith
ful" (Sullivan). '
A program devoted to th song of
Schubert will bo given at - tha next
meeting of the Tuesday Afternoon club,
under Roee Coursen-Reed'a direction.
Last meeting the following short pro
gram iu glvn: -In Maytima"
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(Speak), Ml Marl Roberta; "Shad
owtown" (Borowskl), Mr. W. J. Mar
shall; "Thou'r Llk Unto a F1owr"
(Wilson O. Smith), Miss Helen Strlb
ling; "Ro of My Heart" (Loehr), "A
Necklace of Love" (Nevln), Mlea Doro
thy Iewla. At the performance of
"Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm." Mon
day night at the Helllg theatre, the
girls' chorus of the Wsshlngton high
school will sing two numbers under
Ron Coursen-Reed's direction. The
performance Is given under th aua
plces of the Rotary club, which is rais
ing funds to send the track team of
Washington high school to the Berkeley
university track meet.
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gatlonal church. Park and Madlaon i v J .,,.1
color.
Wyeth'a Sage and Sulphur alio quick-
streets, by th quartet: Mra. Clyde B.
Altchison, soprano; Mlaa Reatha Fow
ler, contralto; J. Rosa Fargo, tenor; M.
L. Bowman, basso; aaaisted by Johri F.
N. Colburn, vlolinlit, under th direction
of Wllltam R. Boone, organist and
choirmaster, t 14 a. ra: Prelude, "Grand
Chorus" (Gullmant). quartet "Shout
Ye High Heavens" (Chadwlck), vlolln
"Ave Maria" (Bach-Gounod), Mr. Col
burn; offertory, "The Ressurrection" with
violin obllgato, (Shelley), Mr. Fargo; poat-
iuae -waiioiujan cnorus" (Handel). At
7:45 p. m. Prelud. "Toccata" (Wl
dor); quartet, "At th Rising of the
Sun" (Coombs); offertory, "The Choir
Angello" (Hanscom); quartet and tenor
solo, "Christ Is- Risen From the
Dead" (Coombs); postlude, "Hosanna"
(Wachs).
At All Saints' Episcopal church today
the regular choir will be augmented by
a quartet composed of Mra, R. W.
ffchmeer, Miss Mabel Weed, Charles d
Garroo and O. E. Ha ring. Th music
will be under the direction of Frank
E. Cook. Mrs, Schmeer will sing Sul-'
II van's "Ths Lord Ia Risen" for th offertory.
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Mrs. Nancy Beals Van Dyke will alng
for th Easter servlcea at the German
Lutheran church. Her aolo will be
Lift Up Tour Glad Voice," by Haw-
ley. On Palm Sunday, Miss Gertrude
Hoeber, a pupil of Mr. Van Dyke,
was the soloist at thla church.
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Miss Ellen Terex, who sansr the part
ot ADigaii in the cantata, "The Shep
herd King," so successfully at the
Broadway Unlversallst church laat Fri
day night, was also the soloist there
on Palm Sunday. Her solo wa. "O Lord
Rebuke Me Not," by Wooles.
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muslo at the Sunnyside M. E. oiuroh,
East Tnirty-rirtn and Yamhill streets,
has a program for the Easter song
'service tanight which ia probably the
strongest and most varied of any of
the programs heretofore given at any
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