The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-06

st. Mary's and st. Andrews schools
began last Wednesday evening with
a recital by the junior pupils in St
Mary's school. The concert was well
attended. The program consisted OF
violin, mandolin, piano and vocal
numbers.
Those who took part in the program
were H. Brokamp, n. Corsi, s. Mer-
curio, P. Runnells, n. Jenkins, Francis
Quigley, Mary Elizabeth Fihe, Julia
Meyers, Catherine Quigley, Alice
Brennan, Richard Harrington, Saliva.
tor Mercurio, Ryan jenkins, Norman
jenkins. Girard Harrington, Mary Mar.
garet Laughlin, Elizabeth Lamb, Eliz.
abeth LAWYER, Harry Brokamp. Gather
inc Althaus, Mary Williams, Mary
Margaret Ryan, Josephine Mercurio,
Martha Mitchell, A. Stauber, L. Nc
Cam, NJ. Mitchell, M. Williams.
Thursday evening the advanced
music students gave a recital in ST.
Mary's auditorium. The concert was
opened with number with seven
viohns, 'SOrpheus Club Waltz" by
Preston. Those taking part in this
number were D. Williams, NJ Mitchell,
M. Farrell, F. Mercurio, NJ. H. Bran
VI. VI.
ghlin.
Lillian Mccain Gives Number
The second number was given by
Lillian Mccain who played "Balan-
celle" by Wachs. Margaret M. Swee-
lily gave Song Without Words" by
Streabbog. A violin duet was given
by M. Mitchell and Mary Williams.
This was a composition by Morrison,
Meditation" Catherine Reilly play
ed Tho Rose Fay" by Helms. Jose
phine Bankouski ployed "Gavotte Ste
phanie," by Czibulka
This was followed by vocal selec-
ton 20. Dry Those Tears compo-
sition by T. Del Riego, sung by Fran
els Mercurio. Blanche Lawler played
''Valse in Octaves" by Concone. Al
myra Stauber and Lillian Mccain fol-
lowed this number by piano duet,
Second Valse," by Goddard.
The class of 1919 gave a reading,
The Spirit of Music which was fol-
lowed by piano selection, "Papillons
Roses by Thome, given by Almyra
Stauber
Miss Ellen Mccarthy sang two num-
bers, Just A Wearing For YOU" by
Carrie Jacobs Bond, land "A Bowl Of
Roses" by R. Clark Miss Catherine
Stanton played ''Impromptu Mazurka"
by Lack. A violin duet was given by
M. H. Brandenburg and Francis Me-
curio. This selection was THE Alps
Maid Dream" by Labitsky.
A Dennee composition, "Consola-
tion," was played by Jeanette Shell.
NJ. H Brandenburg followed this num-
Der with violin selection Melody in
F. by Williams. Francis Mecurio play
ed violin number Caprice" by New
land.
Vocal Glass Takes Part.
Miss Ellen Brandenburg sang my |
Rose of Yester'een" by M. Rich and |
''Lides Garden" by Carrie Jacobs |
piano numbers "Mazurka" by GODDARD |
and "Romonza Passionate" by Virgil |
The vocal class, accompanied by |
Miss Lucille Carney, completed the |
program with two numbers Fleeing !
Days" by Baily and Santa Maria by |
A social will be given at st. Mary's |
church Friday afternoon by the girls
Of the school for the senior girls.
commencement exercises for the
girls who finish the commercial course
will be held at st. Mary's church Sun
day, June %. The diplomas will be
presented by the Rev. Walter J. Cron-
IN, who will give the commencement |
address. The graduates are Ellen Nc
Carthy, Francis Mecurio, Edna ALLEY,
Anna Brick, Frances Roser, Mary Car
roll. Katherine Stanton, and Dorothy
Williams
The boys who finish the eighth
grade are presented with diplomas as
there is no boys high school. The
boys who finish in 1919 are Mark Ros-
7r, Edwin Herman, Nolan Markle, Har-
y Brokamp. Cashier Reilly, Gail
Hurst, Austin Brokamp, Ralph Fitz-
gibbons, William Englebert and Vim
cent Meeurio
commencement exercises at st. An
drew's school will be held in the
'chool auditorium Wednesday, June 25.
graduates are Carl Pfeiffer, John Mey-
sr, Cecilia Stein. Helen Schwegman,
Muriel Robert. The program will con.
slst OF readings, essays and musical
numbers.
On Monday and Tuesday evenings.
June l6 and II. the music pupils of :
81. Andrews school will appear in a
recital and drama entertainment. The
will be given at o'clock.
me drama to be presented is "The
w AtSAi . NIL w. Inc cast is as fol- / .
ows: Salina, the Witch, Mary Knaub-
er; Queen Elizabeth of England Ce-
ella Stems; Queen Mary of Scotland.
Helen Pfeiffer; Cleopatra of Egypt.
Helen Brewster; Joan of Arc, Ida
Mag; Florence Nightingale, SaIoma
hoskal; Barbara Frietsche, Mary HUI
Der; A Little Girl, Elizabeth Kett ,
mann; Angel of Hope, Henrietta Jel-
y; Shades Who Guard the Cavern.
Hiss Matilda, Schwendemann. Miss .
ARA Westendort. Miss Mary Pardieck
md Miss Lorraine Puthoff.
The drama is one that will be of
general interest. The costumes and I
ettings are to be especially beautiful.
In connection with the drama a re-
'ltai will be given. The pupils to take
'art are Henry Phenis, Margaret Robe.
lucille Robe. Esther Russell, Russell
3ankoff, Lois Roell, Cecilia Stems.
4oulse Sanford, Ethel Sitloh, NJ ,
Joseph Stole, Rosetta ,
.oschlog, Howard Uphouse, Audrey :
VESSEL, Clara Westendorf, joseph :
iolthous. Hilda Issen, Henrietta Jel- {
Y, Louis Jelly. Elizabeth Kettmann.
iarsarett Cutter. Pauline Korthous.