The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-02
'f;i::;; SOCIETY clubs

| Herman and Jasper Jansenn and
Charles Waidele of Cincinnati. The
evening was spent with games and
muisc. Other guests were Misses
Ruth Gatzek, Clara Schwegman, Eu-
nice Wettig, May Weiss and Mr.. Jo-
seph Broderick.
Miss Elizabeth Hasemeiers class of
pianoforte, assisted by Miss Margue-
rite Hasemeier, pupil Of Herr
Miersch, and a graduate Of the Col
lege Of Music at Cincinnati, and who
has a studio at Norwood, O.. will give d
recital Thursday evening at the high
school auditorium. The program will
begin at 7:45 o'clock, and will be as
| follows:
| Thelma Zuttermeister, Miss Hase-
meier, Agnes McFail, Helen Neff..
In the Moonlight .Theo Dutton
| Ruth Harrington.
Humoresque ....... A. w. Lansing
! Ruth Hasemeier.
Tarantella ............... w. Lomas
Mildred Ramsey.
Les Myrtes ... Paul Wachs
Catherine klute.
Ballade and Polonaise -. Vieuxtemps
Marguerite Hasemeier.
Allegro, Op. 81, No. g.. Mendelssohn
Spring Song, Op. Co.,. Mendelssohn
Hazel Rossiter, Leila Manford.
Titania .. Lefebure Wely
Mildred klute.
Impromptu, OPP. 80, No. A.. Schubert
| Irene Price.
! La Scintillata ....... Louis Gaertner
! Agnes McFail.
Melodle ............ McDo" GU
Minuet al Antico. w. c. E. Seeboech
Leila Manford.
| Rondo in ............ mozart
| Irene Price. Gennette Kramer
Elegy ..... Paul Miersch
Marguerite Hasemeier.
Tarantella, OPP. 43 .......... CHOPIN
Gennette Kramer.
Polonaise, C-sharp minor .... CHOPIN
Arabesque ... oha1A4noo0
Elizabeth Dunbar Hart.
Grande Fantaisie Brilliante Weber
Russell jenkins, Miss Hasemeler.
A number of persons attended the
recital given Tuesday afternoon at the
| high school auditorium by about TWEEN
tw-three pupils of Miss Ruth Pe!tz.
! Inc WAS uSNol oICN A>AA
palms, ferns and huge jars of mock
orange blossoms. The children were
seated with their teacher at one END
of the platform. The little girls wore
summer frocks with bright sashes ana
hair ribbons, and the effect was very
pleasing. The numbers by Miss kath-
ryn Bartel, Gladys Longnecker and
the Neerhoff twins, Agnes and Louise,
~, we'll the
program - as follows
Sleepvtime .... Mathilda Bilbro
Waltz ............. Mathlloa bl4oIo
Sarah Jessup, Gladys Longnecker.
Flower Dance .. c. w. Krogmann
Richard Holcomb.
The Daring Horseman. ........ Gurlltt
! The Children's Ball. .Gurlltt
Margaret Coe.
! Scherzino .. Geo Horvath
Dorothy Tietz.
Spinning Song Albert Ellmenrelch
Winifred Comstock.
The Mill . Leon Rlnguel
Mary Reinhard.
Evening Star $500. c.. w. Krogmann
Lucille Bridge.
Zigzags ..... Hannah Smith
The Happy Farmer. Robert Schuman
Mary Morrey.
Sonatina . Fritz Spindler
Martha Holcomb.
+ The Briar Rose Otto Fischer
Faye Schmidt.
Hungarian Dance " Heinrich Engle
Louise Spalding.
Nocturn ....... J. Ludebuehl
Louise Meerhoff.
CAPRICE Elegant .. Durandde Grau
Mary Luring.
! Nocturne .......... Jean Vogt
Helen McWhinney.
Etude ............. belllni
Scherzino .... Ferdinand Berndt
Mildred Haas.
Rondeau Brillante ....... c. Bohm
Josephine Hiatt.
Reverie ...... Laura Deem
Gertrude Williams.
On the Holy Mount .......... Dvorak
The Dancing Doll ........... Poldini
Kathryn Bartel.
Memories ...... Flora Bergman
Harriet Thomas.
A Shady Nook .......... ]. R. Morris
Mildred Ruble.
| Nocturne ......... I. Krzyznowski
| Water SprlteS .......... ,. Heller
Agnes Meerhoff.
Dance of the Stars 1890. Oh. GODDARD
Esther Reid.
La Zingana ............. Carl BONN
Gladys Longnecker.
In celebration of his birthway ami
versary Mr.. Harry Thornburg was CIV
en- a pleasant surprise last evening
at his home on Randolph street, by a
number of friends The evening was
spent playing games and with music,