The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-16

The Amateurs met yesterday with Mrs
David Gibson, on North Delaware street
There will be a miscellaneous programme
at the Matinee Musicale Wednesday in
charge of Mrs. Max Leckner and Mrs.
Charles c. O'Boyle.
Miss Lille dAngelo Bergh, of New
York, is the guest of Mrs, Edwin Farmer,
and tomorrow morning at IL o'clock Miss
Bergh will give parlor talk on The Sing
ing Voice in Conversation" at Mrs. Farm
ers, No. 1917 North Pennsylvania street.
There are no invitations.
The childrens chorus will be reorganized
this season under the direction of Mr..
Franz Bellinger. Applications for member
ship will be received at Mr.. Bellinger' s
school, No. sos North Delaware street, Sat
urday mornings. The rehearsals will be held
Saturday mornings at 1890 O'Clock.
The membership committee of the Matinee
Musicale will have it's first and only
meeting before the holidays on Sat
urday afternoon, October 20, at the
home of Miss Bessie Beck, No. 1851
Der of the Musicale may appear before the
committee prepared to play or sing three
different styles of composition. Descriptions
of the latter may be had of Miss Beck.
Names of candidates should be sent in by
Oct. Y.
The tenth piano recital of Mr.. Walter S.
Sprankle's pupils will be given Wednesday
evening at the Carlin & Lennox parlors:
May Dunmeyer, Helen Williamson, Amelia
Off. Gustav Moppert, Marguerite Olden-
dorf. FLORENCE Schwankhaus, Irene Goebel,
Won Hake. Charlotte Rous, Marie Wilson,
Hazel Vliet, Harry Coffey, Edith Merriam
Hall, Jennie Pickens and Amber Asburry.
Mr. David Bspham. who sang with such
success at the last May festival, will give
a song recital in this city at the German
House Wednesday evening, Oct. rs. under
Bispham will be assisted by Mr. Henry
Waller. pianist. Mr.. Bispham's programme
will consist of a. unique collection of songs,
such names as Shakespeare, Walt Whitman
Coleridge, Johnson, appearing in the list
and he will also give numbers from the
Persian Garden.
The first number of Musical America,
new publication from New York, edited by
John c. Freund has made its bow, and the
appearance of this initial number indicates
a valuable addition to the current musical
literature of the country. Musical America
at once becomes one of the best edited, if
indeed not the best, of its class now before
the public Its articles are cleverly written ter,
plane. The review of current musical events
is excellent and several features, not noted
in its competitors, are found in this new
weekly. The drama and the arts are also
included in the scope OF the paper. Typo
graphically the appearance OF Musical
America is up to high standard
There will be a song service at Central
avenue NJ E. Church this evening by the
quartet consisting of Miss Lulu Fisher, So
piano: Mrs. w. l.. Fugate. alto; Mr.. j.
see basso and director, assisted by Mr.. J..
Russell Powell and Mr.. Otto LETTER, with
this programme:
my Faith Looks Up to Thee" -. Goldbeclx
Quartet.
Violin Solo" Berceuse'' .............. GODDARD
Mr.. Otto LETTER.
''Exalt Him. Festival Anthem. .Hanscom
Quartet.
Solo-'My Redeemer and My Lord" d. Buck
Miss Fisher.
Thou who Sendest Sun and Rain" .......
Quartet.
Mr.. j. Russell Powell.
Duet-"The Lord is Ny Light" I'D. Buck
Mrs. Fugate and Mr.. Isensee.
THE Lord is King" ..........G. W. Marston
Quartet.