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FRIDAY evening i'Hfi DAVENPORT DEMOCRAT AND LEADER MARCH 14, 1930 Social Happenings Miss Ethel Muncon, Flnley hospital, Dubuque, a sister of the bridegroom, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gade, Chicago, cousins of the bride. Mr. and Mrs.

Munson will live on a farm six miles northwest of Maquoketa, "Chorus of the Egyptians," which led to the captivating intermezzo, "Slaves In Egypt," for the organ. The final chorus, "Alleluia, Salvation and Honor," was a fitting climax to the pretentious and difficult score. early youth. He has seven children. Miss Florence Wichelmann, Mrs.

Betty Rohlk, Charles, Edward, Walter, Henry and Alfred Wichelmann, and nine grandchildren. MISS OLGA SUMTUM, NASHVILLE, BRIDE OF DAVID MUNSON Maquoketa, March 14. Miss Olga Suntum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Sumtum of near Nashville, and David A.

Munson, Maquoketa, were married Wednesday ORATORIO BY FORMER DAVENPORTER CHA8. T. FERRY WINS HIGH PRAISE Etude Club Has Dramatic Recital for Guest Meet Thursday at Outino Cluh i afternoon in the home of the Lu Masonic Temple three years ago, and was a Davenport dramatic reader, well known In local circles, before her marriage and removal to Maquoketa. Following the program there was a social hour and refreshments were served, the spring flowers being used in decoration. Announcement will be made later of the April program.

Presto Club Program Saturday. The Presto club will meet Saturday evening with Miss Eileen Van Arman of 563 West Seventeenth street, the meeting to take the form of a birthday party. There will be a study period and program as follows: (a) Scarf Dance Chaminade (b) Air De Ballet Chaminade Lenora Wells. Selected Sousa Paul Wind. Valse De Concert WIeniewskI Erma Carlsen.

Water Lilies Ruth Gladfelder. Minuet Boccherin! Alice Hanman. Otto Wichelmann as Birthday. Today is the 82nd birthday anniversary of Otto Wichelmann of 1202 Brown street, and there Is a family dinner at 5 this afternoon, with a gathering for the later evening. There will be 24 In the party.

Mr. Wichelmann was born In Ger. many, coming to Davenport in Charles T. Ferry now of Miami, Fla, formerly of Davenport, remembered here for his outstanding gifts as a gifted young organist and pianist. Is winning high praise from musicians and critics for his oratorio "Judgment," which recently had its premier performance In Miami.

The following from the Miami Herald will be of interest to old friends in the Tri-Cities and Gene-seo, 111., Mr. Ferry's home before he came to Davenport: Persons who heard the oratorio "Judgment" at Trinity Methodist church, recently, are united In the belief that it will rank with the masterpieces of religious music of the day. Charles T. Ferry of Miami is the composer and Dr. Willis of Garrett, pastor of First Presbyterian church, wrote the Bible continuity.

The oratorio Is at all times melodious, notwithstanding the vein of modernism which appears thmout the entire score. It was presented by 13 prominent soloists of Metropolitan Miami. A contralto aria, "And the Lord Smelled a Sweet Savor," sung by Jessica Re Qua Cole, was an outstanding number, and the forceful solo by Percy C. Long and a duet by Bette Kometh Thornton and Drisklll Wolke, as well as the trio by Mrs. Cole.

L. J. Funke and H. D. Hodgson were among the most exquisite selections.

Of the chorus numbers, "Then Shall Be Great Tribulation" was given with tremendous verve. A departure from the usual oratorio theran minister, the Rev. E. E. Senst.

They were attended by Miss Hazel Jones and Merlin Lineman. After the ceremony, the weddine nartv went tn tha hima nf HOSIERY Invisibly Repaired per single run NEUMODE HOSIERY STORE the bride's parents, where a dinner was served to relatives of the cou- The Etude club had a dramatic recital for its guest meeting at the outing club Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Harry Littig hostess, and some 60 members and friends to enjoy the music. The program was as follows: Nocturne in minor Chopin Miss Viola Koch. "Trees" Hasbach "Trasquita" Krelsler Miss Klale Vow.

"Sun Up" Lulu Vollmer Mrs. Pearl Broxam. Mrs. Broxam of Maquoketa. had been secured for the afternoon entertainment in presenting "Sun Up" and she read the story portraying most delightfully the different characters.

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