Columbia College - Cayuse Yearbook (Milton, OR)

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Orchestra Concert 1At-- COLUMBIA COLLEGE AUDITORIUM ' Tuesday Evening, May 24, 1921 Director, MRS. GWEN HOWELLS, Violinist Accompanist, Miss Bienfang 11120 Selection from ...................... ................. Lucia de La111111ei'111oor-Fava11 1b1l Wedding of the Winds .......... John Hall 21SaX0phone Solo Chant and Adien ...... Lagye D 1 1 I Miss Lehla XViliiams D 31120 Melodic .......................... F1'i111i1 1131 Menuetto 3111y antic o ............ Kaiganoff .3, w, Oxchestra V- ? ' 4117i01in 80101Semnade ............... DeBeriot 1 u! I, - Gerita 3111191 wrist? 5-wRecitatio11 ........................... Se1ected , Miss Alice H011 11111 ' 73:7 1 6--Selection from Red Mill ......... Victor Herbert 1- ; . A: 'r Or'chesha 1 :51 71T1'iO-Violin, Flute and Piano-Hearts and f 1 Flowers .............................. Toham 1 , '81: Miss Ruth Shangle. Mr. Mealey. Miss Bienfang , , 81C01'116t SOlO'Fantasime ............. J. S. Cox .7 1'; 1' Leigh Plice ,1 QiMarchm-Our Director ................. Bigelow ' ' l1 Orchestia 1,1.1- 6' 10 Song ............................... Selected ' Miss Eulz Hobbs ' '1 ' 11--1-Vi011n Solo, 1with Orchestra Accompanis 0- Serenata ........................ Moszhowsky '17.? '17 Olive Spee1 . p '121A111e1'ican Patrol .................... Meacham u! a I Orchestra 1 :1 ,39 1 Th irly-three

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:1 gwrv 3? 3 3 3 3 33 3 'l The Columbia College Orchestra NDER the able direction of Mrs. Howells, the Columbia College Orches- tra has done splendid work this past year. Mrs. Howells is a very talented musician, and her gift combined with her wide experience in this work make for an efficient orchestra. It is very beneficial to the community, and as there is plenty of talent in the city, a good orchestra can be a source of much pleasure to musicians who enjoy working to gether. The last year, its personel numbered about thirty musicians who were enthusiastic and eager to take advantage of the opportunity offered by this organization. 3 The orchestra has appeared at sev eiial community functions and its music was thoroughly enjoyed. It aided the dramatics department when the play was given. It was also a prominent feature in the commencement program. On May 24 the orchestra gave a concert under the auspices of the Womanis Improvement Club, and the proceeds went to aid the Milton Public Library. This varied program was artistically given and consisted of trios, duets, and solos, as well as orchestral numbers. The ability of Mrs. Howells as an artistic and competent conductor was well demonstrated in this years work, and the community can congratulate itself upon securing such a director of the orchestra. Thirty-two ' e

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llinLdvml NANCY PENELOPE HOXVARD Nancy Penelope sleeps in a crib, s Comes home from church and puts on a bib, Gets all the dinner, and washes the dlSh6S, Then she's the Winner of all her Wishes. l; . ; l In February shels nine months old l'hf'f l 34 Cries sometimes but is as good as gold, Shels got four teeth but not much hair But then, I guess Sh6 doesnlt care. Just now, in age shels nearing a year, Noisy and gay but still shels a dear, Laughs all the time and can even typewrite, YOLfd be surprised but shels two feet in height. XVilma Eleanor Howard Ihirty-fom'