The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-04-05


Music and Art Notes.
There will be meeting of the Art Asso-
nual exhibit OF the association will be held
at the Propylaeum from May TO -, IN
elusive.
of the city will begin tomorrow at Liebers,
on South Meridian street large NUMBER
OF the china painters will contribute to make
the exhibit success.
Mr.. Thomas K. Davis, who Is a coal miner
at Center Point and a survivor of the Johns
town flood, has written piece or music,
which he has dedicated to the Monroe doc
trine, and he has given It the name Amer
ica's Ny Choice"
The studio collection OF the works OF the
late Samuel Richards have been loaned 10
tine CITY Library and hey F Ti Se
from 10 TO II o'clock, for an INDEFINITE period.
The pictures will remain at the lprary our
ing Mrs. Richardss absence from the city.
The April play of the Dramatic Club VIII be
given Friday evening at the Propyiaeau.ni,.
On account of the length of the play, which
is one of the most pretentious the club has
The following is the cast of characters:
Prosper Couramont. Mr.. Hewitt II. Rowland
Baron de Ia Glaciere Nh ; ii K sna Rpew N
Brisemoucne.........; Mr. MliIiam =. Bromn
Baptiste and Francois. -. Mr. W. w. Knight
Louise de Ia Glacere. Miss Louise Nj: Erwin
Suzanne de Russeville.. Mrs. H. ID. Howland
Mathilde. Miss Grace WATSON
Zenobia. Observation-Disclosures Miss Helen Erwin
-"aOa'''e ~ Mrs. Arthur Voorhees, brown
Pauline. Mrs. James b. Curtis
The eleventh pupils recital of the Metro
politan School of Music will be given
Wednesday evening. The following pro-
Piano-sHeather Rose" LANCE. Miss
Esther Stevens.
Plano" Nocturne," Nonet, Miss Martha
Palmer.
Piano-'.Prelude and Fugue in G sharp
MINOR Bach; Senate Op. 7-Allegro con
'' Vocai0" Ts Granier. Miss Jessie
Patterson.
-'Polonaise de Concert" Miss jean
Piano-"Andante in E. Wolenhaupt;
Shadow Dance" Mcdowell" Miss Etha
Vocal-"One sweetly Solemn Thought"
Book. Miss Jessie Patterson.
| Piano-''Romance," Novelette," Mac
Dowel Mrs. H. d. Gray.
| Piano-"Concerto in G. Minor" Mendels-
| sohn, Miss Anna Johnson.
The senior play of the Girls Classical School
! Will be given Saturday evening at the Prop
| is Miss Lillian G. Stevens, of the school fac
| ulty, and the stage manager is Mr.. Duane H.
Bowies. The play which the girls will give
this year is Loves Labor Lost" and the
| Ferdinand, King Of Navarro. Sarah Wilson
Biron, Longaville, Dumain. lords attending
on the King, Florence Haywood, Gertrude
Daisy Moore. Leonora Merrill Paxton.
| Boyet. lord attending on the Princess.
Stella Riddell
Don Adrano de Armada, fantastical
| Spaniard. ................... Caroline Marmon
| Sir Nathaniel a curate. Lois Blanche Hurst
~Leonora Merrill Paxton
| Costard, a swain. Lois Sidney Dyer
Moth, page to Armada. Carolyn Dryfus
/ Princess of France. :. Susan Lydia Hayward
Rosaline. Maria. Katharine. ladies attending
on the Princess, Katherine Love Sullivan,
Laurel Louisa Fletcher. Catherine Alma
Jacquenetta, a country wench. ..........
Grace Christensen
Mrs. Mabel Glenn Hunter will give her
| first recital at the Propylaeum Tuesday
evening, April Z. She is a pupil of Signor
Vegara. The following programme will be
| given:
Piano Solo-"Chant Du Berger" M. De colas
Miss Marie Haines.
Harp-"Annie Laurie; with Variations va
signor M iai1ine.'''''' 'a'0''7
I'm Alone; Lily Of Killarney" and
Mrs Ai Mabel abel Glenn Hunter.
violin-"Concert Mazurka" .......Ovid Musin
Mr.. Frederick Grover.
vocal s solS Bunch Of wild Roses. Aa
Miss olive Martin i;riii'''.'N' 'e'0e'
................ ..........P. Tschaihowsky
Mr.. Edwin Igelman.
| Plano" Marche de Concert ........ Kdwalski
| Mrs Flora NJ. Fawkner.asf.'
| Vocal Solo--"Ave Maria Qrom Cav
| alleria Rusticana') .................
| Mrs. Mabel Glenn Hunter.
An extra attraction will be the Noel Trio.
| Miss Sara Layton Walker sang last week
| at Carnegie Hall, in Pittsburg before an au-
/ dience of two thousand. The Mozart Club
gave Max Bruch's "Arminius,'' with full
| orchestra and chorus. The Pittsburg Dis
| patch said this of Miss Walker: Miss Sara
| Layton Walker, the contralto, who PERSONAL
| ed the priestess. labored, as was noted in
yesterdays reviews of the concert, under a
severe disadvantage in one of the colds
which so frequently Turk in our changeable
| Pittsburg atmosphere for the unsuspecting
| foreign vocalist Beyond evident distress be-
/ tween her solos, however, and very slight
| hoarseness noticeable in a single tone of
| the middle register, this indisposition did not
| interfere with her work during the evening,
| and the splendid fervor and finish which
| marked the several solos allotted the priest
ess, all trying in character and range, de-
serve the heartiest admiration. Miss Walker
| was heard here last season in Cinderella,
and hence had prepared welcome for this
| appearance. Her voice is rich in quality,
| capable of strong dramatic expression, ard
/ she sings with the finish which marks the
| true artist Hence. despite the disadvantage
/ attending her work Friday night, she gave
| the invocations and calls OF the priestess,
especially an appeal to the Goddess Freya
Ill.