The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-11
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Miss Ethel Nawbill. OF Essex, are spend
Ing the month or June with Mrs. r. a.
Coghil, at her new home on South Mil
ford Street, Bowling Green.
Pleasing Entertainment.
The June musical OF Miss Guigon's
music classes. which was held at her
music rooms. No lhOs H1ast FRANKLIN
conclusion Of the years work OF her
young pupils. and was most pleasing
and successful entertainment.
The exercises consisted OF vocal and
instrumental selections, some very In
iterestng examples OF musical notation by
tho little folks, and concluded with the
rendition of half dozen original compo-
sItions, which were most crcdltnbie.
After the delivery OF number OF med
ais and prizes, and tho presentation 70
Miss Guigcn OF very dainty and appr6-
pirate testimonial from her pupils, re-
frcghments were served 10 the young beo-
pie and their guests.
The programme was as follows:
Part I.-.Bye, Baby, Bye" "a. l.. Pow
elD Primary Glass; Brownies Dance
4 (Martin), Mr.. B. Winthrope Pizzlni; Bar
carolle' (Meyer), Miss Jane Moore;
"spring Song" Boys Glass.
Part l1-"Folk Song (schumann), Miss
Nellie Payne; Mnuette. AT the We'd.
study No. a, sOp. Al (IIeller), Miss Mary
N. Ainslie; Lively Mill IF. Hitz). Miss
Maude B. Ainslie; Lullaby, Class; Study
No. 49, Op. Al (IIeller), Miss Margaret r,
Gordon; THE Wild Horseman. The
Little Romance (Schumann); Study NO.
t12s Op. 12os (Duvenoy). Miss Esther Wheel heel !
wright
Part 1I1.-"Auld Lang syne," Miss Della
p Davenport and Class; Study No. II,
op. Al (Heller) Miss Chloe Tyler Cooke:
"Thc Watchman's Song (Grieg. from
Macbcth). Miss v. Archer Joynes; Waltz
(Jcnsor,) Miss Rosalie 8. Valentine; s'The
Bark Canoe Miss Emily Wade. Miss
Mary 3. Saunders. Mr.. 8. Edward
Haynes. Jr.; .Bararolle" (scharwenka).
Miss Evelyn Byrd Warwick: "forwe-
gyan Song (Greg), "Traumerie (schu-
mann), Miss Florence j. Lacy; STUDY. no.
i, Op. 2s9 tczerny), Idylle tReinhold), MISS
Emily Wade; sercnadc (schubcrD, MISS
Mary B. Saunders.
Class: Scarf Dance" (Chaminade), MISS
yirgie Tyler; Eocturne No. (Field),
Miss Elsie w. Harrison; Study No. 9,
On. As (TIcller). Miss Elizabeth. r. Cooke:
eur Elise (Beethoven). Mr.. 8. Edward
HAYNES. Jr. The Butterfly" Miss Emily
Wade and Class |: Polish Dance (schar-
4 ,vcnka1. Miss N. Page Grymes: Twas
. = Lover and His Lass" (Nevin). study
No q. on. 4S (EIeller), Miss Della r.
davenport; Sweet and Low" Class
original Work.-"Airy. Fairy Snow
Flakes." Miss Emily Wade; Boating
Song" Miss Margaret Gordon: Boating
Song" MISS Esther .:yheelwright: The
T,it,,' ~ sleep Miss Elsie w Harrison;s
"Tbe wind Baby" Miss Elizabeth T.
Cooke. .,The Russian Dirge,' MI. g. Ed I'd
ward Haynes. Jr.
Class Recitals.
Miss Grace Cunningham was the
hostess on Friday. afternoon. when she
delightfully."- entertained her music class
al her home, No. ZOE East Franklin
street. The members, who gave evil
dences OF good work done during the
past year were Misses Helen Gray ana
Lillian Watson. Pearl Crump. Lucille
Williams. Katharine Copeland, and Mas.
tiers William and Victor Branch.
Miss Cunningham closed with several
selections. showing the excellent train:
ing OF her teacher, Professor Fred. c.
Hair. OF this city. :. Y S sssA Ill
The following programme was rem
dered Consolation (AIendelssohn), La.
Crepscule. Twilight" Guy, Scarf Dance
&c. Chaminade). Cavalleria Rusticana
Qntermezzo by Masca gni), Meditation
(MorrIson); Tulips. Op. IL, IA. Lichner);
4 (a) Happy Farmer. (b) First Sorrow (R.5
Schuman): Rustic of Spring (sinding) !: (a)
Pas de Amphores (Air do Ballet, G.
Chaminade), (b) Flatterer &C. Chamin-