The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-07

| steal one, and included several selections by
the v an10 f Fo8er b1
! Miss Georgia Calvin; banjo duet by Mr..
Maffey and Mr.. Elmer Mason, and Miss
Josephine Smith, Mr.. Steele of New York
and Mr.. Frank Elstun sang several times.
Miss Minnie Diener was the piano accom-
PIANIST In the dining, room Mrs. Robert
refreshments, and were assisted in passing
by Miss Smith and Miss Emma Johnson.
Music and Art Notes.
Mr. Isaac Doles. of this city, composer of
the popular song MY Sweetheart of Long
Ago" has written a new one, THE Black
Sheep" with words by Edward Rogers.
Mr.. Charles +. Hansen will give his sixth
organ recital before his students Wednes-
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. He will play
selections by Buck, Grieg, Guimant,
Previous to the music Mr.. Hansen will give
a talk on the kind of organ music appro-
pirate for a church service.
The Progressive Pianoforte Club. COM
posed of the advanced pupils of j. M. Dun
gan, will give a Haydn recital at the In
dianapolis Piano College, tomorrow night.
The following will play: Mrs. Annie Daw-
son, Mrs. S. O. DUNCAN. Misses Winona Nc
Clellan ida Barber. Bertha Towey, Anna
Woods. Mr.. Oscar Mandell and Miss Myrtle
DUNCAN. Mr.. DUNCAN will give an inter-
esting talk
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of this
week, from 8 to II, from to and from
there well be an art exhibition given by
the Ladies' Society of Memorial Church, at
the residence of Mrs. F. o. Ballard, No.
tons in black and white of fifty beautiful
pictures by such artists as Charles Dana
ley w. L. Taylor, Edwin A. Abbey How
ard Pyle and Albert Lynch. The pictures
are also for sale. No more pictures are to
be struck off from the plates.
The first concert of the Indianapolis Sym
phOny Orchestra will take place Nov. 20 at
the Grand Opera House. This, director, Mr..
Karl Schneider, has succeeded in gathering
an orchestra of sixty-four musicians, all
local talent. They have been rehearsing for
a few weeks, and by the end of this month
will be able to present the Symphony NO.
5, in r major, OPP. III. known as the "Le-
nore," by Raft in its entirety for the first
time in this city. The string orchestra will
play Carl Buschs American folk song
new) The full orchestra will play the
""Jubilee Overture" by Weber and the
Macabre." Mr.. Hugh McGibeny will play
the violin solo in the latter. Mr.. Oliver
Willard Pierce will be the soloist. and will
play the Grieg Concerto in A minor, with
orchestra accompaniment. The selections
are all that could be asked for excellence
and variety
ridian-street Church, dedicated last Sunday.
is the most beautiful example of the glass
workers, art in this CITY The window is
the full length of the church wall. 1t has,
at the right, life-size figure typical of
the angel of the resurrection. One hand is
upifted TO the skies, and the otter holds an
olive branch. The angel is supposed to be
facing the tomb in the garden of Joseph of
Aramethea. A dazzling white light falls on
the figure and tips the edges of the wings
with a radiance. Far to the east Is the
brilliant coloring of the morning sky, and
the green leaves of tree are in silhouette
against the tones of red and yellow. A
wonderful set of tints of gray form the
flowing robe Of the angel; In the upper
octagon section of the window is a rich
scroll design and the entire length is set
in a border Of conventional figures. The
window was designed and made by Mr..
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this country, and in its perfect drawing
and coloring it represents the highest type
of cathedral windows.
A song service will be given at the Central
Christian Church this evening. The quartet
consists of Mrs. Philip Goetz, soprano; Mr..
Hugh McGibeny, tenor; Mrs; Hewitt How
bass; Miss Minnie Diener, organist The
programme:
Organ solo, selected
Miss Diener.
Quartet, 20 Worship the Lord. Watson
Quartet. "Te Deum. Festival in G" Buck
Mr.. Overstreet
Quartet, 1.-THE Homeland" ........... Sullivan
Soprano solo, Trust in the Lord"
M farsS Goetz. violin. Mr.. McGiben ra"ue'
9 2n3Tte too The G0dsn Threshold
Mr. McGibeny.
Quartet, Rest in Heaven (requesD
Quartet sing Heavens Tours Tours
NJ. r.. Church tonight under the direction
of J. r. Swan. The choir will be assisted
by Miss Fora BartTness, soprano; Misses
Jennie McCauley and Gertrude Barber. The
programme:
organ voluntary. Miss Laura Cook.
Gloria Patria-' by choir and congrega-
Nearer, My God, to Thee" Holden, Miss
GLORIA" from Mozart's twelfth mass.
choir.
Hymn, Coward Christian Soldiers
Anthem, Israel Sons with One Accord
Vocal duet, blessed Savior" Nevfn,
Misses Jennie McCauly and Gertrude Bar
Der.
Solo, 20 Had | Jubal's Tyre" from
Joshua, Miss Bartmess
Vocal duet, Mrs. Van Arsdale and DR..
Chorus Mighty jehovah" Belini, choir.
Doxolcgy choir and congregation.
Mr. Edgar M. Cawley, musician with
high encomiums OF the press as a mu-
in a conservatory at the corner of Illinois
and. Vermont streets. Mr. Cawley is a
graduate of the Cincinnati Conservatory of
Music. and has spent three years in Leipsic,
studying with Carl Renicke Bruno
schwintscher and Gustav schreck Mrs.
a course of instruction under Capel Meister
Hans Slit, in Lseipsic, will be associated
with her husband. and will have charge of
the violin dep lrtrnent.
The twenty second pupils recital of the
Metropolitan School of Music will be given
Friday evening with this programme:
Piano. Return Of the Reapers" ....... Gregh
Miss Stella Thompson.
Mandolin selected
Master John Logan.
Piano "Columbine" ENTHUSIASTICALLY lehaye
Miss Grace Thompson.
Violin duet. 'Stanchen'' ................ Bohm
Master Wallingford and Harold Riegger.
Vocal rec. and aria, Fri tn che
Macchiavi," from "Ballo in Mas
chera' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Verdi
Mr.. Henry Newton.
Piano, Scary Dance ............ Chaminade
Miss Ivy Smith.
Violin, The Swan" ......-.....,. Saint Saens
Miss Katherine Conlen.
Vocal violin obEgato). Ave Maria"
...... ......... ............... Bach-Gounod
Miss Elma Igelmann
Duo, concerto for two pianos. ........... Bach
Misses Catherine and LYDIA Bell.
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