The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-21
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A5667C)CTETY

intermediate pupils will be pre-
sented tonight in the second of the
series of annual recitals given by Pro-
fessor Frederick K Hicks in the audi
forum OF Morton high school at $500
o'clock. The work of the pupils Is
said to be promising, and the program
that has been arranged is very pleas
ing. The public lie cordially invited to
attend the recital. There will be no
admission charged. The program that
will be presented this evening fol-
lows:
Gavotte Aletter
John William Lantz
Gipsy's Frolic Koehler
Lucille Coffman
Dream waltz .................. Vogt|
Frances Peacock
El6y1uI HOHuO .GK6u6
Howard Beeson
BOAT song Vogt
Elizabeth Allison
NocCurn Greenwalld
Elsie Peacock
Rever1e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Vogt
Mary Miller
March and How So Fair-from Mar
ina FlotoW
Miriam Lloyd
DdTCdTOll6 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. DdnCla
Ethelda Henkle
A1UumleaI BONN
Georgianna Doan
Gavotte NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Gossec
Garnet Rothert
Air from Louis XIII. Ghys
Mary Fossenkemper
Minuet In G Beethoven
Frederick Thistlethwaite
barcaroIle 49,. ............ FISCHER
John Farmer
Polinsch-Mazurka -. Mendelssohn
Ruth Hamilton
Mfnuet in Olden Style -. Hochstein
Robert Hough
Souvenir In D .................D rlda
Edwin Sieweke
Mazurka Champetre ........ Walters
Pauline Armould
Both intermediate and advanced pu-
pills of Mrs. Lewis King will be pre-
scented in a recital to be given at her
home, % South Twenty-first street,
Friday evening at s o'clock. Miss
Elizabeth Mote, violinist, will assist.
Families and friends of the pupils will
be guests at the recital. Following
is the program to be presented:
Turkish Marche (Ruins of Athens)
.,...............-. .... Beethoven
Clara Mote, Helen Virgins. Elizabeth
Mote, Mary Hodgin
Slumber Song ......... Schumann
waltz .............s.. PIeI1nOrn
Elizabeth Unthank
To a Wild Rose. ........ Mcdowell
Virginia Hodgin
A Merry Hearts Polka. ........ .Behr
Inez Bish
CaoaIetta LACK
Eleanora Jones
Marche Parnassus .. Schyppe
Margaret Thornburg
Grace Waltz Bohm
Inez Bish, Ray Bish
Nocturno ............C .Walger
Elizabeth Mote
Warbling at Eve 9Romance) Richards
Ray Bish
Madriga1 Lack
Polka (Francaise) Dream Dances
.DekoVen
Helen Virgins
Nocturne NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Borodin
Staccato Polka ................B BONN
Clara Mote
Guardian Angel ........-..... P1erne
Appasstonata .........- .Mendelssohn
Scottish Tone Poem 400. MacDoyell
Mary Louise Mathews
The Chase ...........--..-.. GurllLL
Clara Mote, Helen Virgins, Elizabeth
Mote, Mary Hodgin.
One of the most beautiful weddings
of the June season was that of Miss
Devona Koontz, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. l. D. Koontz, to Howard Brun-
ner. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Brun'
ner, which was solemnized this morn
ing at o'clock, at their home, 141t
South c street, the Rev. A. H. Backus
pastor of the Grace Methodist Episco
pal church, officiating. The single rins
ceremony was used. The bride was at
tended by Miss Thelma Champion anc
the groom by Harry Bockstetter. The
bride was charming in gown of white
crepe de chine with white crepe satin
and carried a shower of white rose
buds The bridesmaid wore frock o
pink canton crepe and carried a bou
quet of pink resebuds. Only a lew in
innate friends and the immediate fam
fly witnessed the ceremony. 1mmedi
ately following the ceremony, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Drummer left on wedding trip Il
New York and through the eastern
states. They will be at home afte
July 2 at their residence, 1415 South
street. .-.- * g.
There will be dinner-dance at thu
Country club, Saturday evening, 70
members and their guests. Dime
will be served about I o'clock, ant
dancing will begin about $3.50 or go
o'clock The Evan Smith orchestr
will play the program of dances.
A dance will be given in Gaylor'
hall, Greensboro, Thursday evening
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