The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-17

| After breakfast, Five Hundred was
played at three tables. FavOrs were
given to Mesdames Milton Thomas and
| Geo Reid. The guests We're Mesdames
Gordon Ribble, Milton Thomas Of
| Muncie, Harry Gryer of Anderson,
George Reid, Walter Snaveley. Carl
| Reid. Charles Kirk, Walter Wood
worth, Glen Beeson, Fred Goebel of
Cambridge City, Frank Waters and
Carl Reid
| Three hundred and fifty persons at
tended the recital given last evening
in the high school auditorium by Prof.
Frederick X. Hicks when he presented
| number of his older pupils in re-
cital. This was by far one of the
most charming and enjoyable musical
events of it's kind given in this city
Tor some time. The platform was
prettily arranged with flowers and
terms. The students displayed ability
and showed marked Improvement over
the recital given last year.
Mr.. Hicks was delighted with the
manner in which the young people
played their numbers last evening, and
has been showered with congratulate
tons. AS these are annual affairs and
the city, they are looked forward to
each year by many persons interested
in musical affairs.
| Mr.. Bryan Wilson showed marked
| improvement over his work Of last
/ year, when he played "Zenaida," by
| George Trinkhaus. Mrs. Robert &.
| Wilson played his accompaniment His
| technique was good.
Miss Blanche Bayer delighted the
audience last evening when she played
"Gavctte and Musette,' by Tor Aulin,
a number full of rich tone quality. This
| was the first time Miss Bayer has play
ed from memory. She was accom-
panied by Miss Ruth PetZ.
| Miss Merriam Hadley, a young VIC
! llnlSt, played two beautiful numbers in
| the manner of a true artist Her sis
ter, Miss Helen Hadley who Monday
evening assisted with the first recital
in such an excellent manner, was her
accOmpanist.
Air Narie," No. 5. OPP. I. written
by Charles de Beriot, was played by
| Margaret karcher in a manner which
| elected much favorable comment.
! Miss Corrine Nusbaum delighted all
| with her excellent execution OF two
! difficult numbers. Her tones were
we'll blended and she received quite
| hand" at the conclusion of her part
of the program.
AS Mrs. Charles Ignman VAS I'M
| able to appear. Mr.. Edwin Price. Of
| Eaton. O., a remarkable vocalist, took
! her place and sang "Reerets" and
Under the Deep Blue Sky" by Cad
man. Miss Ruth PeltZ was his &C
companist. SO we'll did Mr.. Price sing
that he was forced to respond to an
/ number proved to be quite as enter
| tanning as his other selections. He is
a pupil of Mr. J. Louis Shenk Of Day
! ton, O, gives promise OF becoming a
| fine vocalist
The surprise of the evening came
when Mr. Dale Owens played from
memory Air Narie." No. 6, by Charles
! de BeriOt, in a finished manner. Part
| OF his success was due to his accom-
PIANIST his sister. Miss Owens is quite
Young, but is an excellent accompanist.
| 1t was really remarka BILE the manner
| in which Mr. Owens played, and the
! guests were certainly delighted. His
| tone quality was good and he has
all the earmarks of a splendid VIC
| linist
Miss Hilda Kirllman displayed much
! temperament in playing her selections.
!
| jorie Beck
Miss Blanche Lukcn. probably one
| OF the best-knOVn vinlinistH in this
! city. and who is member of the
| Music Study club, and who plays at
/ many rectalS, gave "COncnrtO," No.
! Il. Op. ~, two movements. the allegro
and moderate. SO we'll were the two
movements blended that it was diffi-
| cult to discern where one ended and
the other began. Miss Mary Porter
I was her accompanies.
When Miss Pauline Wrede played
! her number she displayed good tone
/ quality. Her ease of manner adds ma
! t"rjally to her success Miss Mar
jOri" Beck was her accompanies.
The last number on the program was
"concorto," No. Q, Op. 104, in three
movements. allegro, adaGio and rOndo,
by Charles de Beriot, and played by
Mr. Robert Gentle. His work as
violinist is we'll known to many as he
has appeared in recital many times.
His accompanies was Miss Margaret
Gentle Another recital was given this
afternoon This was the last of the
| series
Many of the young people will
/ attend the dance to be given this even'
ing in the pavilion at Jackson park by
Mrs. Frank trichet for tie members of
| her dancing class and all persons who
attended her assembly parties during
the winter. Brown and Akin will fur
! nsh the music Guest are asked to
take the car that leaves Eighth and
| Main streets at o'clock.
The annual picnic of the Alice Carey
club, which was to have been held
| tomorrow afternoon and evening, has
been postponed indefinitely.
Miss Alice Price and Mr.. William
! Price of North Fifteenth street, have
! taken d cottage at Bear Lake, Mich,
| Tor the summer.