The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-30
Mnsic Nofes.


The Amateurs met yesterday with Miss
Reaune.
A programme of Grieg, Brahms and Schu-
bert compositions Will be given by the first
division Wednesday afternoon at the Matt
nee Musicale.
The Symphony Orchestra Society will hold
a public meeting Wednesday evening at
Z: 20 at ID. III. Baldwin,s piano house There
Will be an election of officers and discus
sion of general business.
Between acts at 1.-THE Wife" performance
at the Grand last week Prof. Millers or
chestra rendered a bridal Day Song, by
j. Fremont Frey, OF this city. Prof. Miller
orchestraed the music in an artistic and
musicianly manner, giving the pretty mel
ody very happy setting.
Mr.. Charles +. Hansen gave an organ re-
cital at Madison Thursday evening before
an audience that filled every part of Trim
lty Nj. 70. Church. The occasion was the
dedication of a new instrument. Mr.. Han
sen has been invited to give two recitals in
Chicago during the winter.
A concert for the benefit of the Choir
Chapter will be given at st. PauI's parish
house Thursday evening. Among those who
are to take part are Mrs. McGibeny, the
quartet, Miss Fisher, Mrs: Jones, Mr.. Hoe
Ger, tenor, who has recently come to this
city, and Master Ralph Albeit.
Horn, Josephine Eddy, Alex. vonnegut,
Elstun. Isabel Gates, Ruth Maxwell. Kurt
Vonnegut Cecil Mitchell, Helen Coldwell,
olive Eunice Hawkins, Marguerite Turner,
Frederic Rapp, Ethel Nickerson and Cecil
Marion Bell-will give recital at the Car
lin & Lennox rooms Wednesday evening.
The new organ at the English Lutheran
Church will be dedicated at the morning
gramme:
Organ Voluntary-Overture Verdi
Mrs s. D; Loughmiller, Organist
Lliturgical Service.
Scripture and Prayer.
W C,,,i4
go Choir and Congregation.
Miss English, Mrs. Ratliff, Messrs Wocher
and Spiegel.
Organ Solo-Sonata Whiting
Mrs. S. d. Loughmilier.
Rev W. w. criley, D. D.
Baritone Solo-"Lost Chord" ..... Sullivan
Mr.. Edward Nell
Miss English and Mr.. Wocher.
Soprano Solo, Repentance" .Gounod
Mrs Lottie Adam Raschig.
Violin Obligato, Mrs. w. d. Clevenger.
DedicatOry Service.
DoXology and Benedction.
Organ-March ............. ..............C alkin
OF the local singing societies the Amphon
Club, though organized but a year, vies
with the older organizations in preparing a
programme for its coming concert at the
Propylae UNI. Nov g. which will contain five
high-clasS male choruses, with English text,
none of which have ever been sung in this
city The club was highly commended for
its work under the direction of Oliver Will
lard Pierce last spring, and ingratiated it,
self into the hearts Of it's friends by the
manly, vigorous style in which the part
songs then given were rendered. Owing to
the preparation for piano concert work
which Mr.. Pierce had under consideration,
be was compelled to resign, and Mr.. Karl
Schneider was selected to direct the club
for the coming concert. The club is re-
hearsing assiduously, and will be assisted
in its programme by Mrs. Lottie Adam
Ras CHG and Mr.. Richard Schliewen. Since
beginning on it's season work the. Amphion
Club has enlarged its membership and is
composed of the following singers: First
tenor-S. Morris Meek. Frederick A. Lander,
Andrew Smith, VIM. H. Daggett, Oliver A.
Keely, Harry D. Fletcher. Frank z. Maffey,
Harry Craig. Second tenor-James A..
Daugherty, Harry r. V. Fletcher, VIM. H.
Davie, Walter NJ. Kuhlman, ]. Fremont
Frey, Arthur NJ Hood, cambridge H. Oil
yer, Ralph E. Belcher, Charles Daugherty.
First bass-Louis J: Dochez, VIM. S. VIII
knson Henry D. Newton, VIM. H. Clapp,
Richard L. Talbot, jr., Albert E. Buchanan,
Alfred E. Cook, d. c. Wamsley, Layton G.
Walker. Second bass-Harry w. Ballard,
Frank N. Daniel, Omer j. Guyton, J. Wal
ter Wilson, Peter Purvies, Paul E. Teichert,
Charles Igelman; r. B. S. Lewis John F.
Wainwright. President, George ]. Raschig;
vice president, s. Morris Neck secretary,
John F, Wainwright: treasurer. William H.
Daggett.