The San Bernardino Sun continued with its praise of the Admission Day “key” ceremony in its Septemedition: The initial membership requirements of the Pioneer Society - as it was commonly called and today known as the San Bernardino Historical and Pioneer Society - were that one had to arrive in California prior to Decemand live in San Bernardino County before Apthe date of the county’s incorporation. Thirty former frontiersmen joined that day as charter members of what became known as the San Bernardino Society of California Pioneers. Waite, inserted a notice in the Chronicle asking anyone interested in forming a society that would preserve the history of San Bernardino County to be present at the courthouse on the 21st of that month.
110, which was established on July 20, 1887. Starting out in San Francisco, the Native Sons now has many “parlors,” including Arrowhead Parlor No. Since its founding in 1875, the Native Sons of the Golden West - an organization for native-born Californians - has dedicated itself to historic preservation, documentation of historic structures and places in the state, the placement of historic plaques and other charitable functions. Bussenius, junior past president of the Native Daughters (of the Golden West), and another to John Brown Jr., representing the Pioneers, while the crowds vented their feelings in rousing cheers”. Taking in his hands three great golden keys, the Mayor presented the first to Mayor Harper of Los Angeles, who occupied a seat beside him on the raised platform, and another to Mrs. Hanford), as he elaborated upon the many bounties, which repose in the lap of those residing in this section of the state, and with great feeling the speaker reverted again to the white-haired Argonauts, and then turned to another duty. “Southern California residents are the envy of the world,” added the Mayor (J.J. The San Bernardino Sun reported on the festive event, held at Urbita Springs Park (now the site of Inland Center Mall), the following day: 110 Native Sons of the Golden West and the San Bernardino Society of California Pioneers. The other two, we soon found out, cemented the bond between two preservation groups that have focused on keeping our area’s history alive for well over a century - The Arrowhead Parlor No. One key was presented to the mayor of Los Angeles. Hanford on California’s Admission Day on September 9th, 1907. She was introduced to baroque oboe performance by Lot Demeyer at USC, and studied further on a period instrument at Eastman with Geoffrey Burgess and Baroque chamber music with Christel Thielmann.Įlena has attended summer festivals such as Festival Napa Valley Blackburn Academy, CA Music House International, Philadelphia PA Madeline Island Chamber Music, WI Domaine Forget, Quebec, Canada Hot Springs Music Festival, AR and PRISMA, Powell River, Canada.When Eugene and his mother, Catalina, visited the San Bernardino Historical and Pioneer Society’s research library in early September, genealogist and board member Lyn Killian found out that the key was one of three presented by Mayor J.J.
Her primary teachers have been Richard Killmer, Joel Timm, and Daniel Celidore, and she has performed in masterclasses for Nancy Ambrose King, Elizabeth Starr Masoudnia, Olivier Doise, Lucas Navarro, Pedro Diaz, Marion Kuszyk, Ariana Ghez, and the late David Weiss. She has been inducted into USC Golden Key International, Pi Kappa Lambda, and Phi Kappa Phi honors societies, and honored with the USC Winds and Percussion Departmental award. She graduated summa cum laude in 2015 from the USC Thornton School of Music with a Bachelor of Music degree in Oboe Performance under a faculty scholarship. She has performed with Symphony Napa Valley, Merced Symphony, Symphony of the Redwoods, the USAF Band of the Golden West, Santa Rosa Symphony Pops, Young Musicians Foundation Debut Orchestra, American Youth Symphony (Los Angeles), Sonoma County Philharmonic, and various ensembles at the Eastman School of Music and the USC Thornton School of Music including orchestra, new music, baroque, chamber, opera orchestra, musical theater, and wind ensembles.Ĭomfortable with performing music from every era, she has premiered student composition works at USC and Eastman, and has performed on recording projects and special concerts including the Eastman Wind Ensemble in recording and a collaborative performance with Béla Fleck.Įlena received her Master of Music degree in Oboe Performance and Literature from the Eastman School of Music in 2017.
Elena Sloman is an oboe and English horn player in Northern California.
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