The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-06-07
MUSIC AND ART.

Mss Mabel Martin Hopkins leaves on
company, as reader, on It's summer concert
tour. the glee club OF the Christian Univer-
sity.
Miss Mary Butler, formerly of this city.
will remainNin Austin, Tex. until July 4.
She has a paper on Vocal Music for Public
Schools" In the School Of Methods, to be
held June 20 TO July 4.
At the Vegara Conservatory, Thursday
evening, an enjoyable concert was given by
the pupils before the friends of the pupils OF
the school. Among those who took part
Isham. Miss Pursell. Mrs. Mabel Glenn Hun
ter. Miss Miller, Mr.. Cox, Mr.. Lehman, Mr..
Planque and Mr.. Bussey. Mr.. Eugene Doug
lass recited and Mrs. Douglass acted as ac-
companist.
The closing concert of the DePauw School
OF Music VIII be given tomorrow evening
The orchestra will be supported by several
Indianapolis musicians. Misses Emma, Ber-
tina and Pauline Schellschmidt will assist in
ensemble and SOLO work. Among the num-
oers 10 be given is the Intermezzo for
strings and harp. The Misses Schellschmidt
went 10 Greencaste yesterday for rehearsal.
Tney Will be the guests of Mrs. Belle Mans
| field.
An entertainment and garden party will
De given at the home Of Judge r. n. Lamb,
on Central avenue. by the Zerelda Wallace
Club, II being an open meeting. A short
musical programme will be given by Mrs.
feathers, accompanist Mrs. Hewitt II.
Rowland, Mr.. Andrew Smith. Miss Atkin-
son, OF Wabash, Mrs. p. H. Jameson's guest,
count of what he saw while making a bicy-
Gle tour through Europe. After the pro-
gramme there will be a garden party. with
1luminationS and ices.
Indianapolis talent will be well represent
ed at the various Chautauqua ssembiie
this summer. Miss Harriet Cleavenger is
now reading at Paramount Park, Kansas
City. No., and the Schumann Male Quartet.
consisting of Messrs. Johns, lsensee and the
brothers Hassler, will leave to-day for Kan
fer a period of twelve weeks. and will APP
pear at Paramount Park, Mo-, Beatrice,
Neb, Des Moines,, Ia, Warsaw. Ind Lam
Miss Cleavenger will recite at eight differ
ent assemblies under the direct manage
are s'it the Rentucky state R' Assem nbVns at " Lexl
ington and the Connecticut Valley Chautau-
qua at North Hampton, Mass.
A large number of members of the Maen-
for Pittsburg to attend the national saenger-
fest. The Maennerchor is the third largest
society to be present. The %soloists for the
the city for the May festival. The members
OF the MaeDnerchor who will go are Messrs.
]. p: Frenzel. A. Kip, Charles Adam, Vic
tor Jose, Emil Steinhilber, A. Bennerscheid,
A. NJ. Kuhn, w. Rhodehamel. p. Teichert,
G. Rexroth, r. Brocking, George Amt, Ru-
bent Mueller. Carl Mayer, Edward 'Berter-
Francke. Paul krauss, Jacob w. Loeper,
meyer. Tony Balls, B. Guedelhoefer, F; Noel
ke, p. Prange, Otto Ehrgott, Carl Mueller,
6: Kleifgen. William Mueller, zaissI; Fred
Steinkuehler, Julius Keller and Professor
Barus. the director of the Maennerchor.
Harold Swain, writing to Horace Ander-
son under the date of May is. says of Mar
garet Reds recent appearance in London:
TIE debut came off in very good shape
not as important a part as at the Metropoli-
| TON lGncra Hnttcn N6u- Vnr1l and mot fhn
same chance for enthusiasm, but the papers
spoke very well of il. Here are some OF
the excerpts: Miss Reid has the advantage
of youth and a good stage presence a
voice of singular sweetness Acts with
grace and intelligence Has a nice voice
the weil-Rnown operate repertory. Looked
charming and sang prettily.' Sings with
expression and feeling. and succeeded in
Young, slight and pretty; she has a voice
OF capital range Sweet voice. a pretty
girl and acts wi With hroy unaf fo tie mes Of and md
best Neddas yet heard at Covent Garden
Melba sang it last year.; has a voice of
a pure soprano, with exceptionally fine
chest notes." She is engaged in London
for the season. which ends in July.
Miss Mary NJ. Shedd has arranged a series
Of musicales TO be given at her studio in the
When Block. The first will be given to-mor-
row evening, with the following programme:
Piano Duet .Tannhauser
MIS- Scnleppy ana MISS InOmdS-
Vocal Duet .Limboelotu
Miss Bartmess and Mr.. King.
song Miss Sharley sieeth.
''"s Miss Florence Doyle.
Violin Beriot
Mrs. Mary o. Hill.
Miss Celia Martin.
Mr. Charles seidensticker
Ballad, guitar accompaniment..;.
MISS Lotue vans
Vocal Duet Shelley
Mrs. Hill and Miss shedd;
Soprano Leer
Miss Jennie McCauly.
Waltz Song
Mrs. w. l.. Walker.
| Song belllnl
Miss Fora Bartmess.
Old Shedd
The audience will be seated in the court
where II is cool.
The following is the programme of the
recital 10 be given by the advanced pupils
of the vocal department of the Metropolitan
School of Music. assisted by Miss Emma
Sehellschmi6t, harpist; Mr.. Richard Schiie-
wen, v~ioinist; Mr.. Adolph Schelischmidt.
'~cel.ist- and Mr.. Rudolph, Roster. violinist,
Q. at s O'Clock:
Duet-"The Flowers and the Butter
N.Y. Jessie patterson. Miss Maud Bryani
Bass s.ss s Sgose aas'e Atone V..hs meth Ny
Sadness (from Queen of Sheba")
Mr.. ]. Byron Overstreet.
Soprano Solo ANGELS Christmas
Song (viol;n obligato).. Brewer
Miss Mary Wheeler.
Contralto Solo-"Chanson Slave"......
Miss Elizabeth Ketcham.
Baritone Solo-'It Is Enough. (aria
from "Elijah") cello obligato. .Mendelssohn
Mr.. Louis Dochez.
Soprano Solo-''One Spring Morning" ..Nevin
Miss Jessie Patterson.
Duet-"What Odor Delicious from
"Haensel and Gretel'') ........ Hu.nperdinck
Miss Louise Schrader. Miss Clara Rooms.
Contralto 500
(a) THE Gypsies"
Cd Because / Love Thee So" Cecil
10
Mis-. Josephine Robinson.
Soprano Solo-"My Heart at Thy Sweet
Voice (aria from Sampson and De-
man )............s.... .od.At-SoNAs
Mss Anna Mclaughlin.
Soprano Soio-"Ave Maria" Oio.in and
harp obllgato). .Gounod
Miss Ida Sweenie.
Baritone 500
(a) .Where'er You Wa.k"........Hande
(b) "Vieni! La Mia Vendetta (aria
from .Lucrezia Borsia'D...-. .
1LIALE Il