The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-02

season there will be thirty-fve members
under the leadership OF Mr.. i. Il. Peck.
Mr. Morris Meek has added two new
songs to his , late eompositions coon .,d
mans story. The Girl who was Meant for
The second meeting of the Symphony
Orchestra Society will be held tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock with Mrs. l. F.
Page, No. 1705 North Meridian street The
invitation to attend is general.
The Matinee Musicale will celebrate its
twenty-f1rst anniversary Wednesday after
noon at the Propylaeum. On account of the
character of the entertainment to be given
u IS necessary that acceptances should be
sent in not later than tomorrow, to the
secretary, Mise Bessie Beck.
The. Metropolitan School of Music has
Planned series of six concerts to be held at
the Propyiaeum during the season The
first of these to be given on Monday even
ing, Oct 10, will consist of a song recital by
Miss Anna Katherine Mclaughlin assisted
by Mrs. Ora Lane Folk, a new addition to
the faculty, and Mr.. Eugene e. Noel
The following is the Indianapolis Maen-
nerchor programme for this season: First
concert, Friday, Oct. rs; social, Thursday,
children's Christmas festival, Sunday. Dec.
25 New Years eve entertainment Satur-
day, Dec. 81; musical social, Sunday, Jan.
~: annual masquerade, Friday, Feb. 10;
third concert, Friday, Feb. "a; musical So
cial. Sunday, March 49, Easter ball. Monday
April 3; fourth concert, Friday, April 81
MI 4 IdIlZ b6llluS6T, QlrecIOr OF the
Mannerchor and the choir of the Second
presbyterian Church, is at the head of the
Belllnger School Of Music. which was
| the school are sight singing and dictation,
| vocal ensemble, instrumental ensemble, his
tory Of music, harmony. analysis and lee
lures MIR. Bellinger will have Mrs. Cora
| Watjen Foster associated with him in the
vocal department and Mrs. Martha Fetch
er Bellinger as business manager.
Mr.. Barclay Walker has spent the past
summer writing which h6 has
given the title of THE Minister Extraordi-
nary" The opera embraces several of the
best numbers in his other opera, THE Ket-
tledrum, and much new music. One of
the very best pieces in the. new opera is
musicianly style and character any
composition he has yet written. The opera
is of the fun-maklng order. with particular
attention given to comical situations and
dramtic effects. The opera will be pro-
duced late in the spring in this city by the
best talent that can be procured. Those
who have had the privilege of hearing the
music feel confident that Mr. Walker will
have a popular success in the work.
A song service will be given this evening
at Roberts Park M: e. Church by the Choral
Society. Emil Wulschner, director.
Anthem. mo Shadows Yonder''. =. BY Gaul
Barytone, solo. From the
Mr.. Frank Taylor. p'''''
Violin solo. Romance from I'd Con-
Mr.. Constantine Reigger
Anthem. Rejoice in the Lord" >. .Kalschmar
Choir.
Quartet, I'm Pilgrim, I'm a
Stranger ....................G. w. Marston
Miss Ida Sweenie, Mr.. Landers,
Mrs. G. B. Sinex, Mr.. Frank Taylor.
Duet, Savior, Source of Every Bless
ing" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Wilcox
Miss Ida Sweenie, Mr. Frank Taylor.
Anthem, LAS Pants the Hart" Spohr
Choir and congregation.
Soprano solo, Prayer BY p. M. Mascagni
Miss Ida Sweenie.
Violin obligato Mr.. Constantine Reigger
Anthem, 'Infiammatus" ............ .Rossini
Choir.