The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-15

Ohio. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Cooper at their home, South
Twelfth street
Miss Margaret Wickemeyer has gone
to Chicago for an extended visit.
intermediate pupils of Frederick K.
Hicks gave a splendid program last
night in the high school auditorium.
Miss Edna Marlatt, pianist, assisted.
Her Interpretation of Fourth Valse, y
(Chaminade) was quite pleasing.
Alice Goodwin opened the program
| with "Mazurka," (Bohm) in which she
! put plenty of dash. "Zamazur.
! (Haesche) played by Camilla Haner,
showed feeling and temperament. NAL
! vern Sopher exhibited his pizzicatos
to good advantage in "Serenade
Badine" (Marie). The next three
numbers played by Grace Barton.
Claude Miller, and Florence McMahan
were well given, showing good into
| nation, and good time. "Gavotte"
| (Bohm) played by Mozell Hunter dis
played dash and spirit. Margaret
Wissler displayed excellent technique
in Faust Waltz" (Gounod -Ambuson).
! "Blue Bells of Scotland and Varia-
tons" (Farmer), was given very well
by Paul Swain. Second Hungarian
Fantasia" (Schermann) played by EN-
ma Fetta displayed good intonation
and was well played Concerto In G
Minor" (Seitz) was the heaviest selec-
tion of the evening and was excellent
ly given by Walter Anderson. Sixth
Air Varie' (Chas. de BerioD given by
Inez Hough, closed the program.
| Tonight the last of the series of re-
citals will be given by Mr.. Hicks ad-
vanced pupils. A splendid program
has been arranged. Roy Benham, ten.
or, will assist. The public is most
! cordially invited to attend. The pro-
! gram will be given as follows:
Concerto No. %, G major. 49,. .Viotti
| First Movement-Allegro
| Mary Jones
Fantasia Scene de Ballet-Op. 100.
................. de Beriot
Neva Bowman
Sonata No. 4. EMinor. ....... Handel
Corinne Nusbaum
If Were Rose .......... Hesselby
! Roy Benham
| Concerto No. 6, A Major. de Beriot
Three Movements
Allegro. Andante, Allegretto
Hilda Kirkman
Russian Airs, Op. &c.. Wienianski
Ruth sScott
Concerto No. 8. D Major. de Beriot
First Observation-Disclosures
Miriam Hadley
Caprice Viennois-Op. g.. krieslel
Robert Gentle
At the evening hour at Grace NJ. E
church Sunday the following musica
program will be given:
Organ Prelude, "Supplication,
(Merkel, Softly Now the Light Of
Day." Choir: Song service Nos. IS
1854; 1.-The Silent Sea- (Neidlinger)
Mrs. Ada Cook and Choir; THE Peni
tent" tVanDeWater), Mrs. Albert
Slant; Offertory, Violin solo That's
tMasseneD, Miss Helen Rethmeyer
Breast the Wave. Christian" (Shel
ley). Mr. Raymond Stemple and Choir
solo, Mr. E. j. Renk; abide With
Me" ernest E. Reid, Male chorus anc
Soprano solo; "A Song in the Night
(Woodman). Mrs. Slant and Mr.. Stem
pie and Choir; Song No. 113; Postlude
Solemn March," (Meacham).
The Omicron Pi Sigma fraternity
entertained last night with dancing
party in the Odd Fellows hall. Fifty
couples were present. The hall was
decorated in the national flags, and
the fraternity colors.
! Music was furnished by the Evan
Smith orchestra. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Critchet chaperoned the party. Ear
P Hewitt Herbert P. Bradley anc
Garwood Grimes had charge OF the
dance The out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Rush of Green