The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-05-15

filled last evening when a Tom Thum b
wedding was given under the direc-
tion of Miss Margaret Windsor. Lit
tie Miss Ruth Allen made a most at
tractive little bride. The children did
we'll and the affair was a success in
every way.
Miss Rose Ferling WHO has been
quite i'll for the past three weeks at
her home On South Sixth street, is
improved today
The last choral service until next
October at the ST PauIs Episcopal
church will be given Sunday at 5
O'Clock. The choir under the direc-
tion of Mrs. J. E. Cathe'l will sing The
morning service will ne held at 1920
o'clock. The program is as follows:
Morning Prayer
essiOnal-"LOOk Ie Saints.
.................. w. II. Monk
\ente W. Crotch
GeOna Patr ............. w. Crotch
lie Deum .................B B. Toms
Jubilate. e................R r. Woodward
Hymn-"Hail The Day" w. Fl. Monk
Offertory-"Whosoe Drinketh"..
..............J T. Fields
Recessional-"Our Lord Is Risen"..
.................. Duke Street
Choral Evening" O'clock.
Process cessional-"Look Ye Saints"
.................. II. MorCk
Gloria Patri. ............... w. Crotch
Magnitlcat, .......... Ralph Kinder
Nunc Dimittis. s...... Ralph Kinder
Hymn-"O, Come Loud Anthems Let
Recessional-"Our Lord Is Risen".
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Duke Street
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mangold leave
tomorrow for a motor trip.
Mr.. +. l.. Terrence is in town for a
few days visit with friends.
Cecilia V. Henderson, who has a
music studio on North Eleventh
street has been made an exponent of
the progressive series o. piano les
sons and accepted by the Art Publica-
ton society. The sVs'cE. is used in
many colleges and cons ervatories OF
music. After four years work the pu-
pill is entitled to ter weeks course
in any of the ccnservatories which has
the progressive series fvee of charge,
and will receive a dinlr.ma from the
college they attend.
Mrs Henderson has q personal let
ter from Prof. Will Earhart. head OF
the music department OF Pittsburg,
and who was former supervisor of mu-
sic in the Richmond schools, which
reads. in part. as follows The pro-
gressive series makes it more possible
for all teachers to DO what the good
teachers already do and have done.
namely. to teach music in the spirit Of
the art and to incuica:" broad musi-
cianship, taste ami discrimination
while training the DIril to technical
1t safeguards this
broad teaching and stcndardizes it
very efficiently; therefore teachers
might not out of their own knowledge
and progressiveness Of spirit formulate
.. sufficiently broad course as provided
in the progressive series"
In many cities the school credit sys-
tenn has been adopted AS in the Pitts
burg schools and an effort will be
made by the society to adopt the sys-
TEN in the city schools here.
This is course Of study designed
TO ensure to piano students broad mu.
steamship in connection with their
progress in piano technique and is
worthy of all consideration. Mr.. Ear
hart has found this system to be just
such a course and be says it is the
first and only course Of the kind ne
has ever seen.
Miss Louise Felss entertained with
a box party at the Murray last evening.
Later she entertained the party at her
rl,t ~
Mrs. c.. J. Pender came from Cincin-