The Detroit times., 1916-02-10

recital, Wednesday afternoon, In
tie Central high school auditorium.
under the auspices OF the Tuesday
Musicale. The young man. now In
his twentieth year, displayed con-
siderable piani5tic accomplishments
and his numbers were received with
much applause by the students in
the audience. Mr.. Tallarico Is
composer also, and offered two com
positions OF his own that disclosed
real merit. The young pianist, al
though of Italian birth. has had all
OF his musical training In America.
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A pretty wedding was celebrated
Tuesday afternoon. Feb. 8. in the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Z.
Bartlett, No. 2S6 3urns-aye., when
their cousin, Miss Katherine
Ketchum, daughter of -drs. c. ID.
Ketchum. was married to Harry
Mack Hawley. of Ann Arbor. Miss
Blanche Duntley was the only at.
tendant. The bride wore gown OF
white silk net over satin, and car
ried shower bouquet OF white
roses and lilies of the valley. Miss
Duntley was frocked in yellow taft
feta and silver lace. Christian
Mack. of Ann Arbor, was best man.
The young couple are graduates Of
the University OF Michigan, and
prominent in college circles. After
March /, Mr.. and Mrs. Hawley will
be at home at No. I'LL South Unit
versity-ave., Ann Arbor.
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In Westminster Presbyterian
church, Thursday evening, Mrs.
Eleanor Hazard Peocock, soprano,
and Miss Hildegarde Brandegee, vio-
linist. viii give a Joint recital. under
the auspices of the Young Ladies'
association. Miss Alice Lydecker will
play the accompaniments. The pro-
gram follows: Romance and a la
Zingara" from second Concerto for
Violin (wieniawski), Miss Brand
gee: "ln Herbst" (Heille), die
Krahe" (Schubert), die Forelle'
Is h u b rtl, "Schneeglockchen"
(Schumann), "Auftrage" (Schu-
MANN. Mrs. Peocock; Ave Maria"
(Schubert-Wilkeling); ''Humoreske"
(Tschalkowski, "En Bateau" (De-
bussy), "Mazur" (ZarzyckD, Miss
Brandegee; "LAmour" (Del Riego).
"Bonjour Suzon" (Pessard), Flow
ers OF the Valley (Old English), +,
"The Star" tRogers). aria "Sucidio'
from la Gioconda' (PcnchiellD,
Mrs. Peocock. "Lethe" tBooD, "Ag-
nus Dei" (Bizet), "Fruhkungslied"
tWeiD, with violin obligato, Mrs.
Peocock and Miss Brandegee.
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Miss Barbara r. Hepburn and
Harry X. Munroe we're married
Tuesday evening, Feb. 8. in the
home % the brides parents, Mr.
anu Mrs. Joseph l.. Hepburn, No
300 Warren-ave. west. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev.
William Torrance, of St Andrews
Episcopal church. The bride wore a
gown OF soft white satin with silk
net and iridescent lace, and pretty
hat of tulle and white roses with
long tulfe streamers. She carried a
shower bouquet of white -oses and
lilies of the valley. Miss Vivian
Munroe. sister of the bridegroom,
was maid OF honor, and wore light
green tulle over green taffeta. and
carried bouquet OF pink roses.
Miss Ruth Dixon, OF Cloquet. MINI.
was bridesmaid, and wore pink taf-
feta, ar carried a bouquet OF pink
roses and sweet peas. Frederick
Lang was best man. fhe ushers
we're Downing Dukes and Arthur
Fors. Mr.. and Mrs. Munroe will re-
side In Jacksonville, Florida.
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Miss Beatrice Floyd. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harris Floyd.
No. l09 Edison-ave.. returned. Thurs
day, from Miss Knox's school, Tarry'