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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1924

Page

5

Grand Theatre recital showcases Sebring pupils in opera selections

A large audience at the Grand Theatre enjoyed a program by advanced and beginner voice students of Prof. Paul Sebring of Vincennes University. Performances included scenes from Rigoletto and Trovatore, with standout numbers by Nellie Gilmorey, Mrs. Hugh Shepard, Clayton Alton, and Walter Cardini, plus a highly praised sextette. An upcoming program at the same venue was announced.

Grand Theatre Paul Sebring Vincennes University Rhce Nellie Gilmorey Hugh Shepard Cardini Sebring A Nee Iilver Shepard Clayton Alton Walter M’appari Mar‘tha Intalian Bertha ‘Wagner Harold Hill Anna Weinshilbaum Betty Wiening William Cantwell Lena Morton Leonard Parrill Louise Ohnemus Leora Fitch Hobart Price Fred Mandabach Lucia Bs Shepard Mrg Alton Hull Heen Sebting Margaret

Luncheon Hosted by Miss Burton at Her Home

Miss Katherine Burton and Miss Rose Singleton hosted a three course luncheon at 1 o'clock today at the home of Miss Burton. The social event gathered local acquaintances and showcased refined hospitality in a cordial setting.

Katherine Burton Rose Singleton Miss Burton

Congressman Greenwood Recaps Last Congress For Local Group

Congressman Arthur H. Green wood, back from Washington, gave a brief resume of progress in the last congress. He listed many bills considered and actions taken, noting the House had seventy new members, an unusually large number, as Congress was evenly divided.

Arthur H. Greenwood Washington Greenwood House of Representatives

Divided Among Members Delays Progress in City Family

The Greenwood family at their city home faced a divided reception with progress retarded, according to Mr. Greenwood. The discussion centers on tensions within the group and the impact on summer plans.

Thes Progress Greenwood

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