The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-05-30
New Suits Filed.
TEACHERS OF MUSIC.
Programme for the Annual COnven-
ton at Lafayette.

Programme for the Annual .COnven-
ton at Lafayette.
The annual convention of the music teach
ers of this State will be held in Lafayette
the last of June for four days. The presi-
dent, Mr.. w. j. Staber, of this city, the
secretary, Mr.. Louis D. Eichhorn, of Lo-
gansport, and the programme committee
have secured attractions that will make the
meeting memorable. Any one is eligible to
membership, and the Dues which are 81,
admit to all of the sessions and evening con-
certs. Music teachers in particular are
urged to become members. The following is
the official programme:
TUESDAY, JUNE 2S.
p. m.-Call to order Organ solo. Invo-
cation. Address of welcome Appointment
of committees. Secretary's report. Treas
urers report Report of programme COM
mittee. Report of executive committee.
Presidents address. Introduction of reso-
lutions. Miscellaneous business.
3 p. m.-Paper, THE New Education in
Music" by Mrs. John Vance Cheney, Chi
cago. Discussion.
3:45 D. mistake hands.
A p. m.-Recital by Miss Elsie Haggard
pianist, of Laporte; Miss Anna McLaugh-
lin, mezzo soprano, Indianapolis; Miss Ben
lists, Lafayette; Misses Laura c. CASTOR
and Lucy Francisco, ensemble pianists
Richmond Nellie Colfax Smith, accompan-
list.
Programme
Organ Fantasia and Fugue,.' in
minor .......... ....... Bach Burmeister
Misses CASTOR and Francisco.
Two Violins and Piano
(a) prelude" .....,...s..........C Carl Bohm
CD lie Reve". ..................F. Thomas
Miss Benaldine Smith and Mr.. Alfred Viol.
(a1 Song of Mignon ..........L List
(b) without Thee" No.. 49,. ID Hardelot
Miss Anna Mclaughlin.
(a) Prelude and Fugue," in F mi
nor .........,.::: .:............'..; .Bacn
CD IF | Were Bird. ............H enselt
(c "Hark, Hank, the Lark ;i,;io.t ,.u+
(d) Magic fire scene from ''Vaiky-
RE .......... Wagner Brassin
(e) March Militaire -. Schubert ausig
Miss Elsie Haggard.
Two Violins and Piano-"Sonata' OPP
(Andanf No' allegro energico, largo aIegro
con fermezza.)
Miss Smith and Mr. viol.
Vocal
(a) My True Love-. ..............." Johns
(b) The Swing
(c) THE Quest ........... Eleanor Smith
Miss Mclaughlin.
Two Pianos-Ballet music, "DCoppe-
Misses CASTOR and francisco.
TUESDAY. JUNE rs.
p. m.-Concert, Mr.. Leopold Godowsky,
chicago.
Programme
"Ballade," in form of variations on a
Norwegian theme. ...........E Ed. Grieg
Ave Maria"
"Hark, Hank, the Lark 80. .schubert-Liszt
Twelve Symphonic Studies ...:... .Schumann
Third Scherzo." sharp minor,
Third Ballade," A flat,
Polonaise-Fantasie," OPP. 61......... Chopin
"Moto Perpetuo Godowsky
''Isamey," Oriental fantasia. ~. Balakirieff
Invitation to the Dance" .Weber-Tausig
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20.
$3.50 a. Morgan solo. Invocation. Mis-
Chiidren's Songs" Miss NJ. A. Hofer, Chi
1880 a. m.-Public school round table,
Paper. Music in the Country Schools" by
Mr.; j. nj. Sulins, county superintendent,
B. Adams, Terre Haute. Paper, 1.-The SUI
pervisor Teacher" by Mr. VIM. Miles,
Fort. Wayne. Discussion. led by. Miss Net
discussion, led by Miss NJ. A. Hofer, Chi-
cago: % What Effect Should the Study of
Music Have Upon the Child During His
Have Upon Him in His After Life?" so
What Kind of Songs Should Be Taught
in the Primary Grades as Rote or Recrea-
Best Aid the Regular Teacher?H Super
visors and teachers of music are requested
to come prepared to discuss the above
topics.
1870 p. m.-Miscellaneous business.
p m-Reunion of charter members and
ex-presidents. Speeches by the charter
members and ex-presldents. Charter mem
bers and known addresses: w. f. Bates,
Martinsvile; ]. S. Bergen, Lafayette; j. S.
Black. Indianapolis; G. M. Cole. Pasadena.
Florida j. M DUNCAN, Indianapolis Miss
Laura c. CASTOR. Richmond; w. T.. Giffe,
LLSogansport; Miss Ella NJ; Hit; yncennes;
Richmond; VIM. J. Stabler, indianapolis:
M u. Tinker. Evansville, Ex-presidents
and addresses: A. J; Goodrich, Chicago;
Martinsvile; M. u. Tinker, Evansville; w.
T. Giffe, Logansport; w. w. Byers La
Cole Pasadena, Cal; Mrs Flora NJ. Hunter,
Indianapolis; j. A. Zeller, Jacksonville, Ill. |;
Max Leckner indianapolis.
3 p. mI1Paper;. American Music" Mrs.
Hannah Hall-Ellison, Fort Wayne. Illus
trated with piano forte selections by Miss
Marie Schade, Fort Wayne. Discussion.
3:45 p. m.-Recital by Emil Liebling, Chi
Programme
Prelude" theme and variations, Op.
Is roiia vonctisnnc Bruno Oscar Klein
'serenade and Spring Song Emil Lieblng
"Children's Ball. ............. Westerbout
.Etude and Polonaise de Concert Schytte
"Giga con Variazioni,' Op. 91.......... Raft
''Serenade," in D......................Str eIezki
Sonnet di Petrarca" List
Fantasie Ruins of Athens" .Liszt
.
p. m.-Lecture. Richard Wagner and
the Legend of the Holy Grail illustrated
with stereopticon views and musical seIec-
tons, Mr.. n. j. Corey, Detroit, Mich.
THURSDAY. JUNE 80.
$50 a. m.-Meeting of vice presidents and
reports.
$3.50 a. Morgan solo, Invocation. Report
of auditing committee. Report of public
school commission. Report of committee on
resolutions. Miscellaneous business.
10 a. m.-Paper Musical Criticism from
a Critics Standpoint Miss Grace Alexan-
der, Indianapolis.
10:45 a. m.--Recital by Alice Fleming
Evans contralto. indianapolis; Mr. Frank
Fl. Ormsby. tenor Indianapolis Mrs Har-
riet H. Tracy, pianist. Kokomo; Mr.. Chas
S. Hansen, organist, Indianapolis.
Programme
Organ solo.
Mr.. Hansen.
1.-THE Sorrows of Death" ....... .Mendelssohn
Mr.. Ormsby.
Aria from Jeanne d Arc............ Bemberg
Mrs Evans.
Piano.
Mrs. Tracy.
Calm as the Night" Observation-Disclosures ohm
Mrs. Evans Mr.. Ormsby.
Ever True 49,. ...,-.................Sh shelley
Mr.. Ormsby.
Remember Well ........ ............... Nevin
Mrs, Evans
Organ solo.
Mr.. Hansen