The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-09
GARFIELD PUPILS
TO OPEN FESTIVAL

The first concert in the May Festi-
val series will be given this evening
at 8:15 o'clock in the High school
auditorium. The program will be Ia
three parts, the first part Of which
will be violin demonstration by forty
pupils from the grade schools under
the supervision of Frederick Hicks,
with solo numbers.
The second part will be given by the
Garfield orchestra, under the direc-
ton of Miss Edna Marlatt. Solo num-
bers will also be given In this part OF
the progrom including. violin, clarinet.
and the piano.
The third part of the program will
be given by the girls chorus Of Car
field, under the supervision Of Miss
Marlatt. THE Gypsy Queen" can
tata written by Aiken, supervisor Of
music in the schools at Cincinnati,
will be given.
The entire program for the concert
Is as follows.
Violin demonstration by 40 pupils So
lected from violin classes-Drec-
ton of Prof. Hicks.
Part IT,.
1. March-Avaterf Crosse
Garfield Orchestra.
2. Violin-Gavotii ........... Crosse
I William Hornaday youngest nom
Der of orchestra.)
8. The Brownies Story. Orchestra
4. Clarinet - Killarney" TRANSCRIPT
ton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Brooke
William Marshall.
5. Piano Spinning Song. 80. Berlin
Ruth Otte.
6. Gavotte-"Miriam" $3.50. Orchestra
Z. Violin-Air from LA Sonambula.'
.............. Arranged by Dancia
William Rooney.
s. March Soldier Boy. :. Orches .ra
Part Ill.
Cantata-"The Gypsy Quen". Aiken
Girls Chorus.
An admission of 10 cents will BE-
asked at each concert.
Invitations have been sent out
through the students in tho public
schools.
Il Following is list of those who will
take part in the violin demonstration
classes:
Margaret Bowmer, Elizabeth Mote
Dorthea Ross, Bernice Burton, Fanny
Rigio, Lydia Hazeltine, Clara Huber
Lucille Norman, Barney Reddington
Howard Thurman, Anna Carson, Gar
.. net Rothert, Richard Little, Lloyd Out
land, Richard Campbell, Kenneth Voss
Georgia Healy. Berenice Richards
Alma Williams, Martha Ullom, Editr
McClelland, Mary Adiliade Knox
Mary Lane Charles, Margaret Living
stone, Roger Lindley, George Hayward
Ruth Critchet, Julia Burr, Berenice
+, Simpson, Martha Evans, Dorothy Dill
man, Iowa Dillman.
, Those in the orchestra are: Violins
George Wissler, concert master
William Rooney, Robert Hough, Pau
Swain, George Kruger, Ernest Rus
: sell, Leslie Hart, Lewis Davis, Paul
inc Arnold, Irma Weaver, William
Mullen, Elmer Aufdermarsch, Glenn;
1 Miller, Louise Bentley, Reba Town
! send, Margaret Campbell, Heller
: Reese, Pauline Wallace, Argus Ogborn
Robert Ryan, Gaar Davis, Edgar Hop
kins.
! Second Violin-Naomi Dietz, 10
! seph Hale, Frederick Thistlethwaite
9 Hilbert Woodhurst, Janet Harris
e Thelma Martin, Mildred Kenworthy
= Rhea Welbaum, Mary Minnick, Thelm;
/ Shallenberger, Curtis Hayward, Ed
q ward Sieweke, Mabel Harris, Margare
I Nungesser, Kenneth Schattell, Byron
Bond, Kenneth Pointer Elizabeth Els
0 tel, William Hornaday, Herbert New
s kirk.
Viola-Martha Reeves.
'Celloes-Frances Garrett, Richart
l. Crawford.
Flute-Ralph Hodgin.
Clarinets-William Marshall, Nor
man Shallenberger, Deem McGrifi
Walter Reinhard, Roland Kemper.
- BaSSOOn-Merle HObSon.
Cornets-Philip Hiss, Dale Harkins
Raymond Connolly, Raymond Beetley
Marion Thomas.
It Horns-Warren De Wees, Donal
!, Chenoweth.
Trombones-Wesler Scull, Jerom
2 Bentley.
i Drums-Francis Robinson, Jane
) Quigley, Warren Cottingham.
. Bells-Alice Starr.
J. Piano-Ruth Otte, Ruth Hutchens.
At a meeting held at Pittsburg
e r.-ora y,oodo for tho orOo nizatio