The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-16
AvagLg soaa,ss At eAaLHAM.

Aurele Borriss. who has just been
sslscetsd for the position of director
Of the vocal department OF Earlham
college. comes ~ q stranger to the
Dsopls OF Richmond. but 10 widely
known In the East. especially New
Yosk and Philadelphia. where he has
Dlayed an important part in the world
Of music. MIR. Borriss IL a musician
Of broad attachments. a splendid sing
or and the possessor of a rich BARI
tone voice. an accomplished and tho
rough instructor who comes with the
highest recommendations and cho-
rus director of recognized ability.
His experience Ia wide one and II 10
safe to predict that his work Will
do much to build up the voice depart.
ment Of Earlham college and that
his activity in the musical circles OF
Richmond will be an important factor
In the musical life of the city.
Aurele Borriss Ii a native OF Riga,
German Russian. but his musical edu-
cation was obtained from the leading
masters OF the vocal art In Germany,
Austria and France. His first study
was at the Royal Hoch Schulz OF
Music In Berlin. where his teachers
were Adolph Schulze, voice Max
stane, theory and Barth. piano.
From there he went to the celebrated
Julius Stockhausen In Frankfort at
that time the most famous vocal in
structor in Germany. Desiring to ac-
Quire an operate repertoire he left
after one year for Vienna where his
teachers were Gensbacher and GER
niger. After this he went to Paris
for further coaching with Juan Luria
and Madame Marchesi. He was then
offered . position at the Royal Opera
In Stuttgar Germany. which he fill
ed for three years. singing leading
roles in the principal operas and fill
Ing engagements at guest singer In
the opera houses Of the larger Ger
man cities. He came to America
several years ago engaged by the Ger.
man Opera Company Of Philadelphia.
until the latter was superseded by the
Metropolitan Opera Company of New
York. In the latter city. Mr.. Borriss
devoted himself exclusively to teach.
Ing. He was brought to Indiana a
year ago by the directors OF the
Marion Conservatory OF Music and his
work with this institution has been
successful in the highest degree. He
will be heard here In recital this sea-
son and great treat may be expect.
Cd. President Kelly and the directors
Of Earlham are to DO congratulated
on having secured such dis.
Yieo. q,
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70 WAoAoH.
Mr.. Carl Mosbaugh. who formerly
attended school Mt Earlham college.
will leave for Crawfordsviiie. Indiana.
whore he will enter wabash. Mr..
MosbauGh resides In Cambridge City,
but has . large number OF friends
here.
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70 ENTER INDIANA UNIVERSITY.
Mr.. Carl Allison will leave soon for
bloomington. Ind. where he will en-.
ter Indiana university for the coming
year.
LEFT vesrERoAY. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robe. former.
~ OF South Bend. Ind. and who have
been visiting In this city with Mr. and
Mrs. William Bartel. OF South Twelfth
street. left yesterday for st. Louis.
where they will make their future
home. 80.
RETURNED THIS MORNING..
Mr.. John Johnson returned today
from q vacation spent Mt Bay View,
Michigan.
LEAVES SUNDAY.
Mr.. Earl Spangler will leave Sunday
for Gambler. Ohio. where he will en-.
ter Kenyon college. Monday Mr.. John
Clements and Mr.. Wiley Glass will
leave for Kenyon.
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A GUEST At EATON.
Mr.. Myron Hill was a guest at the
Eaton fair yesterday.
GIVEN A SURPRISE.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Dilks were
given pleasant surprise Wednesday
evening by a number OF their friends
and relatives.
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hASelriNE.HlleERT.
A wedding OF more than interest
here was celebrated Wednesday even.
Ing. Tho bride was Miss Nellie Hill.
bert, daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. Char.
les Hilbert and the groom Mr.. Paul r.
Haseltine. The. affair was celebrated
ut their pretty little bungalow home
In North West Fifth street. The rooms
had been beautifully decorated for the
occasion with ferns, potted plants and
vases Of cut flowers. The brilliantly
lighted apartments added to the beau.
~ Of the scene. Although the cere-
mony was very simple II was never
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