National Music Week May 7 to 14, 1944 USE MUSIC TO FOSTER UNITY FOR THE WAR AND THE PEACE TO FOLLOW SPONSORED BY OREGON FEDERATION OF MUSIC CLUBS MRS. T. V. ARNREITER, State President MRS. WALTER DENTON, State Music Week Chairman MRS. MAE ROSS WALKER, Chairman Portland District MRS. MILDRED EK, Vice-Chairman Portland District Durability Mason & Hamlin Pianos are made slowly—carefully—a few each year ... by artisans whose inimitable skill and devotion to their tasks is proverbial. The result is that in its enduring* perfection of tone, the Mason & Hamlin stands alone. The Tension Resonator exclusive with Mason & Hamlin is the only device which permanently maintains the sounding board arch and gives tothe piano an imperishable tone Mason & Hamlin PIANO There will be a Mason and Hamlin for you after the war at UNITED PIANO COMPANY 526 S. E. GRAND AVENUE The Mayor's Proclamation TO THE PUBLIC: In these times of trouble, music is a medium through which we may relieve emotions and gain relaxation. It is our chief asset in building morale and in achieving our tasks and in fulfilling our purposes. In furtherance of the promotion of a wider use of music and for a better appreciation of its importance in every day life the week beginning May 7 is hereby officially designated "Music Week" in the city of Portland. The public is urged to cooperate in all of the many activities planned for observance. EARL RILEY Mayor of Portland, Oregon PORTLAND ART MUSEUM Sunday, May 7, Concert, 3:00 P.M. Presenting: Astrid Roal Powell, Dramatic Soprano Phyllis Havilia Falkoff, Violinist Accompanists: May Pendegrass Lack, Lucille Romero PROGRAM Deh vieni, non tardar  Mozart J'pleure' en reve   Hue Mor   Martens L' insana parola   Verdi Astrid Roal Powell Alt Wein   Godowsky-Heifetz Canzonetta—from violin concerto  Tschaikowskv Danza De La Gitana  Halffter-Heifetz Phyllis Havilia Falkoff Over the Steppe   Gretchaninoff The Last Hour  Kramer The Unforseen   Scott Hills  La Forge Astrid Roal Powell Caprice Viennois   Kreisler Beau Soir „. Debussy-Heifetz Dance Espagnole  De Falla Phyllis Havilia Falkoff Sunday, May 7, at 3:05 to 4:00 P.M. 3:00 -M.—RADIO  KXL—Concert Gen-. Hour Presented by MONDAY MUSICAL CLUB—Mrs. F. R. Hunter, President Chorus—Albert E. Jones, Director; Gertrude Lachner Havnaer, Pianist PROGRAM The Lamplit Hour   Penn Berceuse, "Novre and Anitra  Ilkinsky Venetian Love Song, "Day in   Venice"   Nevin Out of the Dusk to You   Lee Instrumental Trio Mrs. F. H. Dammasch, violin Dr. F. R. Hunter, 'cello Kathleen Harrison Leckie, piano The Lady of S'halott   Arranged by Bendell Chorus Rondo Favori  Hummel Impromptu A Flat Major   Schubert Waltz in E Minor Op. posth  Chopin Piano Solos—Gertrude Lachner Havnaer Second Valse   Godard Serenade   Chaminade Instrumental Trio Greater Artists Series - Season 1944-45 - 7 World Famous Attractions JOHN CHARLES THOMAS GLADYS SWARTHOUT JAMES MELTON YEHUDI MENUHIN BUSCH LITTLE SYMPHONY with Adolph Busch, Violinist, and 27 Virtuosi PHILADELPHIA OPERA COMPANY with Symphony Orchestra     ROBERT CASADESUS. Season Tickets: $12.00, $8.40. $8.00 Small Deposit Holds Reservation — Balance Due September 15 ELLISON-WHITE BUREAU — BEacon 0537 — 402 Studio Building MARYLHURST   COLLEGE CONCERT Marylhurst College Auditorium, Sunday, May 7, 1944 at 3:00 P.M. Presenting, Treble Triad, Choralists, Chamber Orchestra Boris Sirpo, Conductor Orchestra Sister Miriam—Choral Director Monday, May 8 12:15—Parker Memorial Chapel, Y.M.C.A. Building Organ Recital—Lauren B. Sykes, A.A.G.O., Organist of First Christian Church These Recitals are sponsored by the American Guild of Organists Mildred Waldron Faith, Dean of the Portland Chapter Monday, May 8, 3:00 P.M., Art Museum ALLIED ARTS CLUB PIANO DEPARTMENT PIANO QUARTET   Symphony C. M., Andante con moto   Schubert MRS. FRANCES CUDA MRS. ERWIN SPENCE MRS. JACK CASEY MRS. PORTER RITTER CHORUS Orpheus with His Lute   Sullivan-Mansfield Forest Hymn   Moore-Klemm Allied Arts Club Chorus, LILLIAN WELSH, Director-Accompanist PIANO QUARTET Ballet  Musik   Rubinstein Petite Suite, En Bateau   Debussy Rakoczy Marsch   Liszt MRS. R. L. BRYAN       MRS. ASA GAYLORD MRS. C. E. NIEDERER     MRS. HERMAN EDWARDS PIANO DUO Moonlight Sonata, Adagio Sostenuto   Beethoven MRS. BOYD LAWRENCE    MRS. A. D. VENATOR CHORUS Softly, As In a Morning Sunrise   Romberg Rain   Leah Russell Claire De Lune   Debussy Allied Arts Club Chorus, LILLIAN WELSH, Director-Accompanist PIANO QUARTET  Symphony No. 6, Allegro ma non troppo ........................ Beethoven March Slav   Tchaikowsky MRS. PAUL ROBERTS MRS. E. R. TRAYLE MRS. E. W. EK       MRS. BEN BULLWINKLE PIANO QUARTET   Spanish Dance No. 5   Moszkowski Legenden No. 2   Dvorak Slavonic Dance No. 6   Dvorak MRS. BOYD LAWRENCE MRS. A. D. VENATOR MRS. WAYNE HIBBARD MRS. DEAN WILKINS The Russian War Relief Committee will present a program of "Recordings" of Russian Music every afternoon from 2:00 to 5:00 P.M., 737 South West Eleventh Avenue.   Miss Martha Patterson will be in charge. COMPLIMENTS OF G. F. Johnson Music Co. 1022 S. W. MORRISON STREET Phone BEacon 8131 PIANOS — PIANOS TUNED DeLuxe Artists Series - Season 1944-45 - 7 Top Ranking Features RICHARD   CROOKS,   Tenor,   with  WILLIAM   PRIMOSE, Violist DOROTHY MAYNOR, Soprano JAN PEERCE, Tenor LUBOSHUTZ & NEMENOPP     BACCALONI OPERA COMPANY with Symphony Orchestra       BALLET THEATRE. Season Tickets: $12.00. $8.40. $6.00 Small Deposit Holds Reservation — Balance Due October 15 ELLISON-WHITE BUREAU — BEacon 0537 — 402 Studio Building Tuesday, May 9, 3:00 P.M., Art Museum THE MELODIERS, LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL ELEANOR TIPTON. Director—BARBARA GRUTZE. Accompanist My Own America   Weubel Calm As the Night   Bohm Mah Lindy Lou   Strickland Music When Soft Voices Die   Wood Let All My Life Be Music  Spross My Moonlight Madonna   Fibich-Scatti Heav'n Heav'n   Taylor Allah's Holiday   Friml The Little French Clock   Kauntz Tuesday, May 9, 3:30 P.M., Art Museum STUDIO OF LILLIAN PETTIBONE Presenting ROSALIND  MANN.  Pianist—NATALI GALVANI, Pianist PROGRAM Tocatta   Paradis Waltz A Flat   Chopin Liebestraum No. 2   Liszt ROSALIND MANN Organ Prelude G Minor   Bach Hungarian Rhapsody No. 5  Liszt Gitanerias   Lecuona NATALI GALVANI Tuesday, May 9, 8:30 P.M. Heathman Hotel, 731 S. W. Salmon Street THE PORTLAND HOBBY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA BERT HARRIS. Conductor, assisted by IRENE COLEMAN JOHNSON, Dramatic Soprano Golden Scepter Overture   R. Schlepegrell Selections from "Katinka"   Rudolph Friml Adoration   Felix Borowski Doll Dance   E. 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PARK PORTLAND, OREGON Something New in Dry Cleaning ENKE LUSTERIZE PROCESS ENKE'S CLEANERS & DYERS EAst 4141 S. E. Union Avenue at Ash Wednesday, May 10, 3:00 P.M., Art Museum MISS NELLIE THOLEN Presenting BEVERLY FIELD and ELINOR STEELE, Duo-Pianists PROGRAM Haffner Serenade No. 7   Mozart-Saar Concerto in C-Major [Allegro] Beethoven Liebeslied   Kreisler-Maier Song of India   Rimsky-Korsakofl Maleguena Lecuona Concerto in F-Major   Jean Williams Allegro Marziale Andante Cantabile Polka Lento Wednesday, May 10, 3:30 P.M., Art Museum TREBLE TRIO MRS. HELEN ROGERS MRS. LUCILE WEIR MRS. CATHERINE ROSE MRS. LUCILE HARGREAVES, Accompanist The Green Cathedral   Hahn Lift Thine Eyes, "Elijah"   Mendelssohn My God and I   Wihtol A Spirit Flower   Campbell-Tipton Lullaby   Jarneselt Will You Remember, from "Maytime"   Romberg Wednesday, May 10, 8:00 P.M., Art Museum P.E.O. SEXTETTE Compositions of Esther Cox Todd, Oregon Composer P.E.O. Sextette: OVETA BARNES, AMANDA SORENSEN. MOLLIE WARREN, GERTRUDE PETERSON, LEOLA FERRIS, MARGARET MORSE GLADYS PACKWOOD, Accompanist String Quartet: GLADYS STEVENSON, SARA LEE SKELTON, BARBARA FORTIER, RUTH WILSON Bass Viol: DOROTHEA SCHAER—Piano, ELIZABETH ANN TRUMP—Tenor, ADOLF KLEIN Donna Nobis Pacem  from an old chorale Soo Chow's Lanterns AUDIA FRAZEE "Scientific    Approach    to singing." Power without forcing. In due time shade and color [Valuable Technique of the Old Masters.]. Among present or former students are: Mona Paulee, artist, Metropolitan Opera; Olga Stolee; Louise Reim Schipperi; Eugene Saunders; Lydia Arnston; Mildred Rommel; Victor Stepantsoff; Ellamae Chris-tensen; Merwyn Dant, concert, Hollywood; Silas Johnson, Jr.; Roford Berkman; Edward Palmison; Dogny Vaswig; Virginia Gregson; Gladys Quessette, Salem; Jane Mason; Charles Davis; John Baker and many others. STUDIO: SELLING-HIRSCH BUILDING The Old Model T Theme from Concerto in D Minor Larghetto  [string acc.  arranged, by Todd] Mozart Moroccan Melody Cascade Moon words by Blanche Loftin Astoria Fisherman's Lullaby words by W. S. Gordon Flowers for Ferdinand Floating Love You A Road words by Blanche Loftin Indian Riders Stars and the Rose-White Moon from poetry by Mable Holmes Parsons To a Lovely Marguerite Grey Geese Larch Mountain Suite Summer on Larch Mountain Autumn Is an Artist Winter Storms up the Mountain At last!  Coy. Spring Wednesday, May 10, 8:30 P.M. Heathman Hotel, 731 S. W. Salmon Street AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY, POST NO. 1 CHORUS VELMA MEREDITH, Director, assisted by FREDDIE CONNELL. Violinist and MILDRED EK, Pianist and Accompanist PROGRAM CHORUS   Venetian Love  Song   Nevin Where My Caravan Has Rested   Lohr Will You Remember from Maytime   Romberg PIANO      Hark, Hark, the Lark   Schubert-Liszt Tango  Dent Mowrey VIOLIN      Thais   Massenet La Gitana   Kreisler CHORUS   On the  Steppe   Gretchaninoff Dark  Eyes   Treharme Senorita   Spanish Melody DAY MUSIC CO. DISTRIBUTORS FOR Baldwin PIANOS When Available For the present, ottering guaranteed used pianos that may be exchanged later for a Baldwin product. 1123 S. W. WASHINGTON ST. ATwater 3105 USED GRAND AND UPRIGHT PIANOS MANY FINE MAKES INSPECTION INVITED TENTH AVENUE PIANO STORE C. E. MATCHETTE. Manager 822 S. W. Tenth Avenue BEacon 2528 [Across from Main Library]  Thursday, May 11, 3:00 P.M., Art Museum ROYAL ROSARIAN TRIO MILDRED EK, Accompanist, assisted by VIRGINIA SMITH. 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ALDER AT PARK CONRAD THIBAULT Re-Elect JUDGE OLSON DISTRICT COURT—DEPARTMENT 2 Pd. Adv. Mrs. Fred L. Olson MRS. FRED L. OLSON OLGA RUFF CARTER VOICE ACCREDITED TEACHERS PIANO 207-8-9 Fine Arts Building BEACON 8816 Friday, May 12, 3:00 P.M., Art Museum MONDAY MUSICAL CLUB, PIANO ENSEMBLE DAVID CAMPBELL. Director assisted by MAXINE SCHUMACHER. Soprano ELEANOR EAST. Accompanist Five Waltzes from Op. 39   Brahms MRS. ROY F. OWEN MRS. CHARLES GALE Slavic Dance No.  13   Dvorak MRS. LORNE MILLER MRS. ROY F. OWEN DOROTHEA L. MILLER MRS. CHARLES GALE Reverie du soir, "Suite Algerienne"   Saint Saens MRS. ROY F. OWEN KATHLEEN HARRISON LECKIE DOROTHEA L. MILLER       MRS. DESKIN O. BERGEY Etude A Flat Major, Op. 10, No.  10   Chopin MRS. ROY F. OWEN MRS. DESKIN O. BERGEY Tea for Two   Youmans DOROTHEA L. MILLER MRS. LORNE MILLER' Ritmo,  "Dances Andalouses"   Infante MRS. LORNE MILLER     KATHLEEN HARRISON LECKIE Liebestraum  Liszt-Schipa The Lord's Prayer  Malotte The Old Refrain  Kreisler The Faltering Dusk  Kreamer Clouds  Charles Bird Songs at Eventide   Coates Friday, May 12, 8:00 P.M. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH MUSIC FESTIVAL S. W. Park and Columbia LAUREN B. SYKES. Organist Choirmaster CHORAL   The National Anthem My Heart Ever Faithful   J   S. Bach We Hasten to Ask for Thine Aid   J   S Bach THE VESPER CHOIR ORGAN - PIANO   Prelude in E [6th Sonata for Violin Solo]   J  S Bach MR. SYKES AND MR. FISHER CHORAL   Let Their Celestial Concerts All Unite . G   F Handel CHOIR OF WOMEN AND GIRLS CHORAL   The Music of Life   Noble Cain Praise   Alec Rowley THE SANCTUARY CHOIR CHORAL   British   Children's  Prayer   Jacques Wolf Lord We Have Gathered   Harry Sykes THE CAROL CHOIR ORGAN - PIANO   Scherzo Capriccioso [Op. 36]   Alexander Guilmant MR. SYKES AND MR. FISHER CHORAL  The Creation   W. Richter Blessed Be Thou, Lord God of Israel   A Greenfield THE SANCTUARY CHOIR CHORAL   A Mighty Fortress Is Our God   Luther-Mueller THE UNITED CHOIRS HOLLINGSWORTH STUDIOS—GENE WORTH Voice Specialist MRS. SAMUEL F. OWEN Teacher of MONA PAULEE METROPOLITAN OPERA JIM NOLAN, Tenor HOLLYWOOD Studio: Columbia Building, Portland, Oregon BEacon 7617 Saturday, May 13, 3:00 P.M., Art Museum CRESTON JUNIOR HIGH CHORAL GROUP MARJORY HEERMANS, Director PROGRAM The Rose Tree   Praetorius Ho-la-li   Folk Song You Are Free   Jacobi By the Waters of Minnetonka   Lieiirance COMMITTEE AND RECEPTIONISTS FOR MUSIC WEEK ART MUSEUM Mrs. T. V. Arnreiter Miss Marjorie Trotter Mrs. Lela Porth Miss Ruth Evelyn Stoughten Mrs. Kate Dell Marden Miss Jean Williams Mrs. Helen Gale Miss Nellie Tholen Mrs. E. W. Ek Miss Maud McCawley Mr. and Mrs. David Campbell Mrs. Eva Graves O'Neil Dr. and Mrs. F. R. Hunter Mrs. Oliver Norville Mr.  and Mrs. Ariel Rubstein Mrs. Paul Roberts Mrs. Vida Theresa Bennett Miss Rosella Knox Miss Elsie Lewis Mrs. Bertha Tait Mr. W. R. Hallman Miss Ruth Dudley Hurst Rev. G. L. Dum, C.S.C Mrs. E. F. Baird Mrs. Bernice Simmons Sisson Mr. Karl Ernst Mrs. Amy Welch Mrs. E. R. Trayle Miss Martha Reynolds Mrs. R. L. Bryan Mrs.  Mildred Mende Mrs. A. D. Ventor Miss Alicia McElroy Mrs. H. M. Ireland Mrs. H. T. Howell Mrs. Beatrice Penrose Mrs. Lucia Hart Thebeau Mr. Henri Arcand Mrs. D. C. Jaxtheimer Mrs. Samuel Owen Mrs   Paul Keeney Mildred Waldron Faith The MUSEUM of MUSIC D'Zama Murielle Curator MARY TANNER       MARTHA REYNOLDS R. N. LEPPERT Clay Artist Publicity Manager Photographer How fascinating and exhilarating when we think of the woods and ores that come up from the 'good earth' . . . and the shells that are gathered in from the ever-changing sea . . . these conspire to inspire mankind throughout the universe . . . From the tropical African swamps comes 'Blackwood' out of this hardwood joints for clarinets . . . oboes and other members of the woodwind family are made. Reeds from Spain . . . 'spotted' maple . . . pine, sycamore . . . ebony build violins . . . koa-wood from Hawaii makes the best ukeleles . . . brass . . . alloy of copper and zinc ... is molded into trumpets . . . and other members of the brass choir . . . conch shells from the sea . . . Mexican clay molded into colorful bells . . . these by-products of the 'good earth' await you . . . and because of these 'I Love Life' and music. Open daily 2 :00 to 5:00 p.m., Located at DAY MUSIC CO., 1123 S. W. WASHINGTON STREET Adults 25c; Children 10c  National Music Week FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH S. W. Park Avenue and Columbia Street THOMPSON L. SHANNON, Minister Morning Worship, 11:00 A.M. Sanctuary Choir Vesper Choir Carol Choir LAUREN B. SYKES, Organist-Director Saturday, May 13, 3:30 P.M., Art Museum PROGRAM WITH CRESTON JUNIOR HIGH CHORAL GROUP BERNICE SIMMONS SISSON, President Oregon Music Teachers Association, Portland Chapter, Presents Etude D Flat  Liszt Hills of Anacapri  Debussy ARTHUR WILSON Concerto, A Minor   Jean Williams DEAN MERTEN MRS. SISSON at Second Piano Menuet, from "Sonatine Ravel Rondo Capriccioso   Mendelssohn CLIFTON JOHNSON Sunday, May 14, 2:30 P.M. ALEXANDER SCHREINER, Concert Organist of Mormon Tabernacle, Salt Lake City Assisted by Sanctuary Choir of First Christian Church Municipal Auditorium, S. W. Third and Clay ORGAN  The National Anthem Choral and Prelude: My Heart Is Filled with Longing   Bach Toccata, Adagio and Fuaue in C Major   Bach Prelude and Gigue in E,Flat, for pedals alone   Bach II ORGAN   Chorale, from the Second Symphony   Vierne Scherzo, from the Second Symphony   Vierne III CHORAL Lost in the Night  F. Melius Christiansen Praise to the Lord  F. Melius Christiansen IV ORGAN  Toccata, Thanks Be to God   Richard Keys Biggs Morning Fancies  Alexander Schreiner Canon  in  B  Minor   Schumann V ORGAN   Finale,  from the Sixth Symphony   Vierne Sunday, May 7 3:00 P.M. Marylhurst College Concert—Marylhurst College Auditorium Presenting, Treble Triad, Choralists, Chamber Orchestra Boris Sirpo, Conductor—Sister Miriam, Choral Director. Monday, May 8 12:15 P.M. Parker Memorial Chapel, Y.M.C.A. Building Organ Recital—Lauren B. Sykes, A.A.G.O., Organist of First Christian Church. These Recitals are sponsored by the American Guild of Organists Mildred Waldron Faith, Dean of the Portland Chapter. 3:00 P.M. Art Museum, Allied Arts Club, Mildred Ek, president Chorus directed by Lilian Welsh Piano Ensemble, Director, Robert Sonderskov 2:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M. "Daily Program" for week, May 8 to 13. May 8 to 13 2:00 to 5:00 P.M. "Museum of Music"—1123 S. W. Washington Street Daily    Carroll D Music House, personal and factional comments on instruments from all parts of the world.  D'Zama Murielle, Curator. Daily    Portland Public Library Sunday, 3:30 to 5:30 P.M.—Week Days, See Bulletin Board Recordings of compositions of the Masters, as played by famous artists—and Orchestras of international reputation. Tuesday, May 9 10:30 A.M. Marylhurst College—Organ Recital by Elizabeth Baricevic 12:15 P.M. Parker Memorial Chapel, Y.M.C.A. Organ Recital, Freida Haehlen, A.G.O. 3:00 P.M. Art Museum—"The Melodiers," Lincoln High School Eleanor Tipton, Director—Barbara Grutze, Accompanist. 8:30 P.M. Heathman Hotel, 731 S. W. Salmon Street The Portland Hobby Symphony Orchestra was organized, 1937, and in the past several years, under the able direction of Mr. Bert Harris, has presented many programs of outstanding merit.   The personnel Make Gill's your . . . SHEET MUSIC HEADQUARTERS! POPULAR CLASSICAL BAND AND ORCHESTRA BOOKS STUDENT AND TEACHERS' MATERIAL CHORALES AND OCTAVO MUSIC COMPLETE MUSIC DEPARTMENT THIRD FLOOR The J. K. GILL CO. SOUTHWEST FIFTH AVENUE AT STARK ATwater 8681 SHEET MUSIC SERVICE, Inc. COMPLETE EDUCATIONAL MUSIC SERVICE FOR THE SCHOOL THE TEACHER AND THE STUDENT Exclusive Representative of KRINKE PIANO SERIES and MIRACLE PIANO SERIES 618 S. W. PARK PORTLAND. OREGON includes men from the Business and Professional life of the city, who with deep appreciation of its cultural value, have chosen music as a medium of self expression and relaxation. 8:00 P.M. Masonic Temple, 119 S. W. Park Avenue Spring Concert—The Apollo Club Albert E. Jones, Conductor—Elizabeth Ann Trump, Accompanist, assisted by Robert Mills, Baritone. Wednesday, May 10 12:15 P.M. Parker Memorial Chapel, Y.M.C.A. Building Organ Recital, Miss Martha Reynolds, A.A.G.O. 3:00 P.M. Art Museum, Nellie Tholen presents Beverly Field and Elinor Steele Duo-pianists, 3:30 P.M. Art Museum, "Treble Trio," Mrs. Lucille Hargreaves, Accompanist Mrs. Helen Rogers, Mrs. Lucile Weir, Mrs. Catherine Rose. MAE ROSS WALKER Chairman National Music Week Oregon   Federation   of Music Clubs  completing four years. Extends  grateful appreciation for sincere cooperation >-- SOME-DAY (AND WE HOPE SOON) We will again offer a choice selection of new pianos. COLLINS & ERWIN 2nd Floor, Alderway Building Broadway and Alder Sts. BERNICE SIMMONS SISSON PIANIST-TEACHER 2724 N. E. 61st Ave. GArfield 9804 8:00 P.M. Art Museum—Compositions of Esther Cox Todd, Oregon Composer presented by P.E.O. Sextette: Oveta Barnes, Amanda Sorensen, Mollie Warren, Gertrude Hoeber Peterson, Leola Ferris, Marguerite Morse, Gladys Packwood, Accompanist. String Quartet: Gladys Stevenson, Sara Lee Skelton, Barbara Fortier, Ruth Wilson.    Bass Viol, Dorothea Schaer.    Piano, Elizabeth Ann Trump.   Tenor, Adolf Klein. 8:3.0 P.M. Heathman Hotel, 731 S. W. Salmon Street Program presented by American Legion Auxiliary, Post No. 1 Chorus Velma Meredith, Director, assisted by Freddie Connell, Violinist and Mildred Ek, Pianist and Accompanist. Thursday, May 11 12 :15 P.M. Parker Memorial Chapel, Y.M.C.A. Building Organ Recital, Mrs. Winifred Worrell, A.CO. 3:00 P.M. Art Museum—Concert presented by Royal Rosarian Trio Accompanist, Mildred Ek, assisted by Virginia Smith, Pianist. Friday, May 12 10:30 A.M. Marylhurst College—Organ Recital by Elizabeth Baricevic 12:15 P.M. Parker Memorial Chapel, Y.M.C.A. Building Miss Marcella Lind, A.G.O. 3:00 P.M. Art Museum—Monday Musical Club Mrs. P. R. Hunter, President, presents Piano Ensemble Department David B. Campbell, Director, assisted by Maxine Schumacher, Soprano—Eleanor East, Accompanist. 3:30 P.M. Art Museum—"Crescendo Club" Juanita Kilbourn Clauss, Director Mildred Waldron Faith, Accompanist. 8:00 P.M. High School Choral Festival in the Grant High School Auditorium. (Admission Fee.) Mr. Karl D. Ernst, Director Music Education of Portland. Numbers by the A Capella Choirs of Rosevelt, Jefferson, Grant, Lincoln, Washington and Franklin High Schools. Girls' Glee Clubs will be presented by Commerce, Jane Adams, and Girls' Polytechnic Schools and Boys' Glee Club numbers by Benson and Sabin High Schools. Directors of the various choruses are; Leota Ferrin, Walldemar Hollensted, Jean Acorn, Eleanor Tipton, Shirley Holcomb, Robert Walsh, Danae Livesay, Bertha McDougall, Bertha Aim, Elgin Burns, and John Peery. 8:00 P.M. Musical Festival, First Christian Church, S. W. Park and Columbia Lauren B. Sykes—Organist and Choir Director Norman Z. Fisher, Assistant Saturday, May 13 12:15 P.M. Organ Recital—Parker Memorial Chapel, Y.M.C.A. Building Mrs. Edna M. Wickersham, A.G.O. 3:00 P.M. Art Museum—Creston Junior High Choral Group Marjory Heermans, Director. 3:30 P.M. Piano Group, Bernice Simmons Sisson 8:00 P.M. Neighbors of Woodcraft Auditorium, 14th Street and Morrison (Admission Fee.) 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