The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-05-12
INDIANA MUSIC TEACHERS.
Programme for state Convention to he
Held at south Bend Next Month.

The twenty-second annual meeting of the
indian Music Teachers Association will
be held at South Bend June $3.50. The fol-
lowing is an outline of the programme ar
ranged for the meeting:
Tuesday. June H.
2 p. m.-Meeting will be called TO order.
Organ solo. Invocation. Appointment of
Of fid TREASURER. Report Report OF Of s eSeeative co KenHft
tee. Report of programme committee.
Presidents annual address, Introduction of
hands and renew friendships.
4 p. m-Piano recital by Miss Birdie Blye.
Of New York, assisted by Mr.. Christian
s p. m.-Address OF welcome by Mayor
Colfax; response by President Bergen. fol-
Bend musicians.
Wednesday. June 2s.-
$50 a Morgan solo. Invocation. Mis-
cellaneous business.
9 a. m.-Ffrst session of public school
ticnai Value of Music in the PubIic
Schools" by Mr.. R. w. Pellow. of Laporte.
Discussion. led by Mr.. Louis d. Eichhorn.
"Monotones-What Shall We DO with
Them" Mr.. William Miles, leader. Fort
Miss Agnes Benson, of Hammond; MIR. W.
Z. M. Brown, of New Castle.
10 a Mcclure, Musical Misfts." by
IL a. Morgan recital, by Mr.. Charles
c.. Clemens. of Cleveland. O.. assisted by
Miss F; M. :, Mil Npsog ot Of fo haf1SyEtte' and
100 D. m.-Business meeting.
ne ? P. Nuns m;nsef f9hfa session Psnsr OF Peb E6re ss910l
of Music with Other Studies in the Public
Schools" by Mr. Arthur w. Mason. of Co
lLmbus, Discussion led by Mr.. Albert Cook,
of Michigan City. Paper, Science or Art
n-ond. Discussion led by Mr.. NJ. u. Tinker.
of Evansville: Paper. Some Thoughts on
Euf hea as a Of s 6sS1ili STUDY aY, 6Isc Mr:% ilP led
by DIR. NJ l.. Bartlett. of Des Moines, Ia.
Topics for general discussion, Music; Its
cussion led by Miss Mamie c. Love, Mum
Gle, and Mrs. Flora f. Whitfield, Bedford;
Mr.. ]. E. Mack. Greenfield; Mrs; L. n.
Miss Ida Edmonds, Elkhart, and Mr. WIZ
H.. Lebo, Noblesville. The Relation of the
sSReT Ied' by Z Mr. rne Arthur Tinne W. Mason, coium-
bus; Mr.. ]. s. Bergen, Lafayette; Mr.. Louis
D. E%ichhorn, Logansport; Mr.. VIII Ear
Terre Haute, and Miss Jennie b.. Thomp-
sen. Franklin. What May the PUBLIC Rea-
sfna6lHy EXPECT from Ss1 n the Mr. Music Us T s GPge
Logansport; Mrs. DR.. Butterworth, South
Bend; Miss Anna Birchard. Anderson: Miss
BsiIesyi Portland: Miss Nettie S. Ferry,
Wabash. and Mr.. Herman h. Owen. Terre
1 D. m.-Piano recital. by Mr.. Victor
Heinze. of Chicago, assisted by Mr.. Chris
tian Oelschlagel. violinist, indianapolis.
D.. m--Iliustrated lecture-recital (Wag-
ner), by Mr.. N. ]. Corey, or Detroit, as
sisted by Mrs. Lottie Adam-Raschig. So
prano. and Mr.. Louis Dochez, baritone, IN
cianapoliS.
Thursday. June %
$50 a. solo. Invocation Mis-
cellaneous business.
$50 a. m.-Third session of public school
music round table Continuation OF dis
io:4S a.. m.eLecture, Unpublished Inter
views" by Mr.. William Armstrong. Chi
ego.
Lane-Folk, violin; Mr.. II. ;. White ana
Mr.. Oliver Willard Pierce, piano, and Mr..
| Paul c. Beebe, violoncello. Chicago.
d. m.-Piano recital, by Miss Nellie Cook.
Toledo. o., assisted by Mr.. Louis Dochez,
baritone, Indianapolis. :,
| and excerpts from Faust by the Gounod
| Quartet: Mrs. Lottie Adam-Raschig. So
| urano: Miss Josephine Robinson. contralto:
| Mr.. b. r. Miller. tenor; Mr.. Louis Dochez.
| bass. and Mrs. Cecil Smith. accompanist.
Friday, June 30
$40 a. Morgan solo. Invocation. Re-
mort of committee on nomination or onlcers
and selection of next place of meeting. Un-
finished business
ga a. m.-Lecture, 1.-The Literature of
| Music: It's Evolution. Office and influence
by Mr.. A. L. Manchester. of Camden, n. j.
1915 a. m.-Recital. by Miss Jessie SWEEP.
| Miss Ora Lane-Folk. violin. and Mr.. Paul
G.. Beebe. yioloncello.
40 d. unfinished business.
2 y. m.-Recital. by the Lafayette Matinee
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$50 p. m.-Outing arranged by the South
3 %. recital. by Mr.. Arthur
Friedheim. of Chicago.