Scan 386

The Musical blue book of America, 1915

44 lines. Read by computer on 3 September 2026. Printed page 318. See the scan on archive.org.

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1RIPPARD, ALEXANDER, solo violinist; teacher of violin; address, Miners Bank Building.

3RIPPARD, THOMAS H., solo 'cellist; teacher of 'cello; address, Second National Bank Building.

5SMITH, E. G., music critic Wilkes-Barre Times-Leader; address, Times-Leader.

7WALLACE, MISS MARION, organist; teacher of organ and piano; address, 203 S. Main Street.

9WATKINS, W. W., organist, First Presbyterian Church; address, Wilkes-Barre.

11WOODRUFF, W. E., music critic Wilkes-Barre Daily Record; choirmaster First Presbyterian Church; address, Coal Exchange.

13WILLIAMSPORT

14CHAMINADE CLUB

15(Membership 35, Women)

16Roscoe Huff, Musical Director

17915 Campbell Street

19MRS. WILLIAM J. BOUCHARD, 610 Grace Street……………………………President

20MRS. ELMER RENNINGER, 618 Pine Street………………………………….Vice-President

21MISS CAROLINE BECK, Grampian Boulevard………………………………….Secretary

22MRS. O. R. HOWARD THOMSON, 1107 Elmira Street………………………..Treasurer

24YORK

25MATINEE MUSICALE

27MISS CATHERINE MUNDORF, 822 S. George Street……………………………President

28MISS FLORENCE S. STUMPF…………………………………………………….Vice-President

29MISS GRACE MUNDORF, 822 S. George Street………………………………Recording Secretary

30MISS RUTH DIEHL………………………………………………………..Corresponding Secretary

31MISS ANNA REILLY………………………………………………………..Treasurer

33Executive Board

34MISS HENRIETTA WIEST

35MISS MARY BOND

37ORATORIO SOCIETY

38Musical Director (Vacant)

40HON. A. B. FARQUHAR…………………………………………………….President

41D. P. KLINEDINDST…………………………………………………….Vice-President

42J. N. MILLER………………………………………………………..Secretary

43C. C. FRICK………………………………………………………..Treasurer

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