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Pupils of Miss Nora Crane Hunt, of
ie School of Music, will give a song
ecital at 8 o'clock Thursday evening
t her home, 311 South Fifth street.
The program will be as follows:
uartette-The Tar's Farewell.Adams
Edna Apel, '20, soprano
Lois Winch, contralto
George D. Wilner, tenor
Carl Martzloff, '20, bass
Vind Song ................Rogers
iolets .................Woodman
esterday and Today...... ,. Spross
Aimee Renkes, '20
obin Adair .............Jacobs-Bond
Anna Barton
pring Song .... . ...........White
.ve Maria .......... Schubert
Alice Rominger
,uando a te (Faust)........Gounod
Winona Beckley, '19
uet-When You Come Home . Squire
Edna Apel, '20, Marjorie Whelan
la .................... Kramer
ive a Man a Horse ..........O'Hara
David Nash, '20
'he Violet..............Mildenberg
Eva Feetham
o Sweete is Shee ........Old English
m Wearing Awa............,Foote
rish Weather .............. ....Hoberg
Lois Winch
verture from Don Juan ... . Mozart
Flute...............Mrs. Schneider
Violin.............Lucy Cannon, '18
Piano.................Whelan
hosporesence.... ..........Lowe
he Trumpeter . .. ............ Dix
Carl Martzloff,, '20
ike The Rosebud ..........La Forge
oy of The Morning .... Harriet Ware
Marjorie Whelan
lappy Days Gone By......Strelezki
Irene Skinner
Mrs. Schneider, flute obligato
he Fields o' Ballycare.Turner-Maley
lhe Waking of Spring.......Del Riego
Ottilee Supe
io Possente (Faust).......Gounod
Robert McCandliss, '18
unbeam ................Ronald
Sole Mio (Neapolitan Seienade)
... ............Capua
alian National Hymn
Ester Cristanelli
uet-The Lark Now Leaves His
Watery Nest ............ Pelissier
Mrs. G. E. Dyason Miss Hunt
The accompanists will be Dorothy
[aymaker, Emily Powell, Ruth Shep-
rd, and Laura Whelan.
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