The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-05-28
OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
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Miss Wartmann's Recital

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by the piano pupils of Miss Wart-
mann, at her home studio last eve
ming, to a large and interested au-
dience. Miss Wartmann's style and
methods are too we'll known in Ocala
for any analysis of her work to be
necessary, and on last evening the
pupils exposition of both were of the
best. The children played with intel
ligence and taste, and the older pupils
showed a thoroughness and finish in
technical work and cleaFness of IN
depreciation which bespeaks much
credit for teacher and pupils. 1t was
evident to all that there is much gen.
Jus in process of development, and
since it is to the student of today that
the recitals given by the various
schools of music in our town are III
teresting both for their musical merit
and as musical barometers.
Miss Wartmann has too large a
class to go into details as regards the
rendition of last nights program.
Many of her pupils have been under
her instruction for years, and all of
them from the youngest to the most
advanced pupil love and esteem her.
Her kindness and consideration under
all circumstances, and her faithful
ness and devotion to duty has endeard
hr to both parnts and pupils. The pro-
gram follows:
Duet by Doizetta: Frances and
Katharine Green.
The Water Sprites: Katharine
Green.
Merry Huntsman (Tarantello):
Frances Drake.
Minuet (Barcarolle): Cora May Pill
lans.
An Autumn Morning: Frances
Green.
Bebe Qui Danse: Margaret Chace.
Seguedilla: Frances McIver.
Sunset on the River (Minuet by
Haydn: Nettie Mathews.
Habanara: Whilden Gilmore.
Russian Intermezzo: Ullaine Bar
nett and Lucille Gissendaner.
Tarantelle (Preczanka): Ullaine
Barnett.
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daner.
The Chase (Rhumberger) Eliza
beth Wetherbee.
Shepherds All and Maidens Fair
(NevilD: Olive Whaley.
The Cascade of Chauldron (Bou.
delD: Willie May Lang.
The Troika (Tschaikowsky); The
Butterfly (Greig): Carolyn Borden.
Kammil Octrow (Rbuenstein) !:
Marguerite Edwards.
Duet, Slavonci Danci: Carolyn Bor-
den and Virginia Beckham.
Trilby (Goddard): Virginia Beck
ham.
First Movement from the Fourth
Symphony (Beethoven): Miss Wart-
mann and Marguerite Edwards.
Miss Wartmann's home was very
attractively arranged for this auspic-
ious occasion. Bowls of blue and pink
hydrangeas placed about added much
charm to the artistic setting. The
entire lower floor was thrown open
for the pleasure of the guests.
Engagement Announced
Mrs. D. M. Roberts announces the
engagement and approaching mar
riage of her daughter, Louise Angus
ia, to Mr.. Jack Macintosh of Deer
field, Colo, the marriage to take
place in June in Denver Colo.
Mr.. Leo Wilson from Bradentowh
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Ira Bar
nett.
Mrs. Jack Camp and son, Jack
Camp Jr., returned home yesterday
from short stay in Jacksonville.
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Mrs. Mary E. Williams is enjoying
visit from her sister, Mrs. BERTHE
Hays, who arrived from Tampa yes
terday.
Miss Ruth Thigpen, formerly a
Dunnellon girl, now living in Lake
land, is a guest at the horne of Mrs
d. M. Roberts.
/ The second ward Bible study class
will meet with Mrs. T. E. Bridges
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
Subject, @Peace."
In token of the appreciation, love
and esteem in which Mr.. C. E. Wyatt
is held by the membership of the
Ocala Christian church, of which he
is pastor, he has been presented with
a silver wrist watch and check fol
fifty dollars.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McGahagin
who have been in Ocala for severa
weeks at the residence of Mrs. Brice
left Friday for Tampa, where they
will visit Mrs. McGahagin's mother.
The ladies of Ocala should not for.
get that Mrs. Viewers home emerg.
ency demonstration class meets in the
] old Teapot store room Thursday aft.
ernoon and Friday morning, and Mrs