The Dawn of Peace Grand Concert in aid of The British Red Cross and the Prince of Wales Fund Thursday Evening, March 16th, 1915 Masonic Temple West Park and Yamhill Streets Under the auspices of the associated British societies of Portland, Oregon Admission one dollar reserved seats for two dollars 'LAND OF HOPE AND GLORY!  MOTHER OF THE FREE1 HOW SHALL WE EXTOLL THEE WHO ARE BORN OF THEE."' Chairman Robert Livingstone, Esquire. Artistes Soprano, Mrs. Pauline Miller Chapman. Miss Nona Lawler. Contralto, Mrs. Lulu Dahl-Miller. Mrs. Virginia Spencer Hutchinson. Tenor, Rev. Frank R. Gorman. Baritone, Mr. Fred T. Crowther. Mr. E. Maldwyn Evans. Bass, Mr. Walter J. Stevenson. Violinist, Madam G. Howells. Dancers, Miss T. Williamson. Miss Marie Watson. Miss Irene Watson. Rose City Male Voice Chorus Director, Mr. E. Trevor Jones. Accompanist, Miss Sarah Edwards. First Tenors, Mr. E. T. Jones. Mr. R. H. Owen. Mr. E. R. Williams. Mr. R. Roberts. First Bass, Mr. R. U. Shand. Mr. R. Evans. Mr. P. C. Jones. Second Tenors, Mr. J. R. Jones. Mr. R. Robertson. Mr. W. Greig. Second Bass, Mr. W. J. Stevenson. Mr. R. H. Bond. Mr. D. Perry Evans. Mr. D. W. Pritchard. Accompanist, Miss Kathleen Harrison. Mr. R. J. Hutchison. Piper, Pipe-Major J. H. Macdonald. Programme Introductory Remarks—Mr. Livingstone PART ONE Part Songs, Anthems of Allies (a)   British.       (b)   French.       (c) Russian. Male Chorus Song.   "There's A Land," Allitsen Mrs. Pauline Miller Chapman Song.   "Up from Somerset," Sanderson Mr. E. Maldwyn Evans Dance.   "Sailor's Hornpipe," Watson Sisters Song.   "Good Bye," Tosti Mrs. Lulu Dahl-Miller Violin Solo, "Salut D'Amour," Elgor Madam G. Howells Dance.   "Sword Dance," Miss T. Williamson Song.   "Danny Boy,"      (Old Irish Air)     arr. Weatherly Rev. Frank R. Gorman PART TWO Address, Dr. W. T. Williamson Part Songs,    (a)    "Camrades in Arms," Adams (b)    "Sailors' Chorus," Parry Male Chorus Song.   "Angels Guard Thee," Godard Mrs. Virginia Spencer Hutchinson (Violin Obligate*, Mrs. Lucia Barton Gilhousen) Song.   "England," Beresford Mr. Fred T. Crowther Dance.   "Spanish Dance," Watson Sisters Song.   "Kerry Dance," Molloy Miss Nona Lawler Song.   "The Admiral's Broom," Bevan Mr. Walter j. Stevenson "God Save the King." "America." Steinway Grand Piano furnished by Sherman Clay & Co.  British National Red Cross Fund and Prince of Wales Fund Portland, Oregon More than £4,000,000 has already been subscribed to the Prince of Wales Fund and more than £1,000,000 to the British National Red Cross Fund. With the resumption of active operations in the early spring the demand on these funds will be greater than ever. Locally there has been raised more than 8500 dollars. The Executive Committee is anxious to get further subscriptions, and calls upon all British-born subjects in Oregon to "do their bit." Executive Committee— W. J. Burns, Chairman, J. G. Edwards, Thomas Erskine. Roger W. Hastings, Treas. Care Balfour, Guthrie & Co. Secretaries— J. P. Trant, British Consulate. A. A. Hall, 618 Corbett Building.