Carroll’s Civic Orchestra Has a Personnel of 30** '| First Concert Will Be I Given at High SchoolI Tomorrow Evening1ft| The Carroll Civic Orchestra,1 which will present its first public concert at 8:45 tomorrow evening in the high school auditorium, is | composed of 30 pieces under the | ‘direction of H. .A. Gruetzmaeher. jI *j The premier concert will feature i i the “musical voice of each section ■I of the orchestra in a program of ;! both classical and popular selec- j ! tions. |j The personnel of the orchestra1 i follows: ij P:’anc-~J. Wilson Doty. sj First violins—Rose Rohner, Dol* j ; ores Eaumhover, Mary Collison,1 j Meneva Miller, Catherine Denny,. Viola Hess, Miss McQueen. J: Obligator violins — Annabelle• Blake. Mrs. Wayland, Clyde Bay-;' liss, Helen Englund, Louis Hans-:! sen, Lois Delaplane, Jean Ander-;! son. Fern Witte, Albert Marcacci, ,; Albert Marcueci. *I Clarinets—Paul Delaplane and j ■[ Ward Beyerly, who wi.l double on! i the drums. j: Cellos—Celia Entgroth and Mr.!•! McQueen. jL Bassoon—Margaret Mac Etrolim. I ' Trumpets—Howard Hodges and t R. M. Fiscus. i. • Bass—Dr. A. F. Witte.’ Trombone—Albert Wagner. j . | Flute—Fdnamary Smith. :’1 Horns—A. H. Eaumhover and I ) ‘ Harry Anderson. ;