The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-21

Ken j. Potter Will have charge OF the
program. which is as follows:
Irelude and fugue on Haydn's
Hymn to the Emperor. Bruce Steane
Larghetto in u fiat. Vim. Faulkcs
Blessed is He Who Co,neth'
tSaint Saens)
Miss Boase and Mr.. Slaughter.
Schcrzo in :, flat.......S Schubert
Kecesslonal" Reginald Dekoven
Pilgrims chorus and march t'rann-
hauser) ..........,...... Wagner
Violin solo (selectedJ
Miss Katherine Thurston
Spring song tfrom the South
tEd. Lemare)
Sonata in A minor Second move
Tenor solo and chorus, "Sanctus in
Soloist. Mr. Ludwig.
IAN Evening Song" lanes Lyon
Military March in D... Schubert
Double Wedding.
y pretty double marriage was
snlemnized at the home or O. f.
Northinston on the morning of June
H. when his daughter. Iva Horace. be-
came the bride of sydney j. Moseley,
Of this place. and his daughter Avis
Bascom, became the bride OF Archi-
bald J.. Taylor OF Concord. y. c. Only
the immediate families and few IN
Innate friends were present. Miss Ruth
Cook played the march.
Mrs. Moseley was attended by her
sister, Miss Louise Nor,nington, while
hirs. Taylor was attended by her sis.
ter. Miss Annie Northington. Mr..
Sioseley was attended by his brother,
ii. Birdsons. and Mr.. Taylor. by his
brother. Henry of Richmond
The brides were attired in gray
travelling suits. and carried Bride
ioseH. and the bridesmaids attired in
white marquisette. carrying while
rose buds. The house was decorated
In white and green.
| The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Ware. of South Hil. and immed-
lately thereafter the party left by way
OF the seaboard for Northern points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moseley viii be a; home
a. Lacrosse after July i, and Mr. and
Mrs. Taylor will be al home at Con-
cord. y. c. after July 3.
Pupils Recital.
The pupils OF Miss Viola Diacont
held their hnal musical at the Elks
Home on Tuesday night. The follow
ing program was rendered.
Golden Dream. ...............La LANCE
Ida Hicks.
"senncrs Traum." OPP. Ill.,. Helms
Thelma Braucr.
Mandolin Solo Army and Navy
Miss Lizzie Duke.
'Rosiein am weg"............. Helms
4 Lena Allen.
Soldiers March" from Faust"
(krug)
May Wills
Soprano solo. My Dear .......... Ball
Miss Etha MCGOWAN.
sweet Dreams" .............L LANCE
Miss Mary Nielsen.
Rose Fay on. 1872 ..............H Helms
Miss Alice Mills.
Mandolin solo. Heart fhrobs"
Miss Lizzie Duke.
| Character song. Negro Lullaby"
/ (Burleigh)
Lena Allen.
PART II.
Golden Rain" ......C loy
Miss Edith Allen.
Soprano solos
ta) I'm May Time. Speaks
(b) Good Night. Dear. Anderson
Miss Maree Stutz.
Miss Louise Mills
Tenor solos
(a) Good by Tosti
OBJ "Fancies" .............. stultz
Mr.. George Stutz.
"Cujus Amman" stabat Mater
/ MISS lneZ kSileE
Faust" Observation-Disclosures. Koler
| Miss Maree Stutz.
"salut Pest" ..............K owalski
I Miss Elsie Cartwright.
! Soprano and tenor duet. 20 That We
TWO Were Maying" ..... Smith
| Miss Maree Statz.
MIR. George Stutz.
| Rev. ". II. Edwards. D. n. pastor
cf Union Station NJ. e. Church. de-
livered the class pins and honor rib
bcns TO the following:
| First honor ribbons TO Misses Edith
Allen. Mae Mills. Mary Nielsen, Thelma
Brauer, Ida Hicks. Inez Kelley. Elsie
Cartwright. Lena Allen. Louise Mills
Alice Mills. Maree Stutz. Ethel Nc
Gowan. Lizzie Duke.
Second honors-Misses Louise Tuck
CT, Jessie Witham, Ruby Witham
Naree Stutz. Ethel McGcwan. Bertha
| Samuels
Glass pins for highesr average dur
ling years work to Misses Edith Allen
piano; Maree stutz vocal; Lizzie Duke
! mandolin
p; Glass pin for greatest improvement
during years work to Miss Mae Mills
/ Special mention cards for progress TO
TheIma Brauer. Inez Kelley. Lena AL
len, Ida Hicks and Ethel McGowan.
In and Out of Town.
Thomas Spence, of Florida, who
had been visiting his son. John NJ.
Spence In ChimboraZo Park. returned
to his home on Tuesday night, &C
companied by his grandson Thomas
NJ spence.
Judge James Keith returned last
night to his home on Cathedral Place.
after holding court In Wytheville for
some time. Judge Keith will later go
to Warrenton.
Mrs. Louise Swami Sinclair, of
| Woodberry. New Jersey. who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. c. Orrick
Swami, of this city, has returned
home.