The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-05-28
Music Notes.

Mrs. May Wheeler Shattuck, OF Denver,
Will sing this morning at the Second Pres
byterian Church.
Mrs. Sara Wake Black has been engaged
to sing alto in the quartet at Centrai-ave-
nue. NJ. L. Church, beginning to-day.
Miss Meyer. of Chicago, will sing the
onertory this morning at Christ Church
and this evening at Holy Innocents Church.
There will be a meeting of the Symphony
Orchestra board tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock at the home of Mrs. l.. K. Page, on
North Meridian street.
There will be special music this morning
at the Fourth Presbyterian Church under
the direction of Mrs Ida Gray Scott. There
Will be no evening service.
Mrs. Fremont Swain. soprano, and Miss
Margaret Lockwood, v%iolinist. will give a
recital at the Woodruff Place clubhouse
Saturday evening. The ~patronesses Will DE
Mesdames George Brown, John NJ. Spann,
Charles A. Layman, T.. Il. Raymond, I. s.
Hacker and +. +. Rogers.
A second successful CONCERT was given
yesterday afternoon by The new Indian
apOliS Band at Tomlinson Hall. The soloistS
We're Miss Lulu Fisher, soprano, and Master
Arthur Danner, cornet. There were pupils
from the Institution for the Blind and other
parts or the city who were guests Of the
band for the matinee.
The pupils of Miss Sarah T.. Meigs will
give a recital Wednesday afternoon at her
home. 500 North Pennsylvania street. Those
Mary Harrison, Elizabeth ". Pierce, Alma
Jordan, Nellie lockwood, Gladys Walcott,
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Lain, Marie Wood, Miss Mary kelsey Stone
and Alice Benton Scott.
Mrs. A. NJ. Graham, Of Madison. formerly
Miss Louise Schrader, of this city. con-
at an entertainment recently given in that
city with success. The cantata was the
second part of the programme given for the
benefit of the Kings Daughters Hospital.
Mrs. Graham's father, Mr.. Christian
Schrader, went down for the entertainment.
There will be a song service this evening
forty voices and quartet, Miss Elma Igle-
man soprano; Miss Edith Conner, alto: Mr..
II: L. Cox. tenor; Mr.. Herbert Gates, bass,
with this programmes: 4
Psalm XIV" Stout
Chorus with soprano and bass solos.
prayer from "RienZi' ..........R. Wagner
Mr.. II. Newton
Chorus and soprano solos.
Nocturne'' for violin. flute and organ
Miss Myrtle and Jessie Lewis and Miss
Carmen.
1.-The Plains of Peace"H............
.D'Auvergue- Barnard
c. Miss Jean ~Braumbaugh.
.,,m Chorus and quartet.
NUN Mr. Gr.V F. j. Faigenbach.'H Parker
Duet from "Stabat .Rossini
Miss Igleman and Miss Swain.
ohI3iH re Portals drom "Redemp-
Chorus and soprano solos.
The cantata of the Rose Maiden, will
De given tomorrow evening at the German
House, under the direction of Mr.. Arthur
+. Preston. The poem is adapted from the
German of r. e. Franchilon and the music
Is by Frederick Cowen. Those who are to
take part are: Soprano-Miss Mayme Kir-
by, Miss 5. f. Atkins, Mrs. Julia Lowe.
Mrs. Cora L. Freijs. Miss Hattie Neighbors
Mrs. w. CT. Perkins, Miss +. l.. Cornet.
Contralto-Miss Agnes Herd, Miss Emma
Holloway, Mrs. Arthur d. Gates, Miss EN-
ma l. Atkins, Miss Agnes Neighbor. Tenor
Mr.. Charles j. W.. Parker, Mr.. N. A. Glad
ding, Mr.. Edward Harmon, Mr.. Harry
Fletcher. Basso-Mr. Arthur D. Gates. Mr..
II. Brown, Mr.. j. o. Guyton, Mr.. RI. r.
Gates, DR.. A. Z. Buchanan; and the patron
esses are Mrs. A. NJ. Robertson. Mrs. John
r. Holiday, Mrs. Addison Bybee. Mrs. Jno.
F.. Wallick, Mrs. John s.. darlington, Mrs.
George c. Hit, Mrs. William L. Elder. Mrs.
John N: Carey, Mrs. F. NJ. Bachman, Mrs.
Henry Jameson, Mrs. III. K. Martin, Mrs.
Charles II. Robbins, Mrs. Hugo o. Painter.
Mrs. Fe~rdinandina Reese, Mrs. Fred Knef-
Ter, Mrs Henry c. c. Balls, Mrs. julius +.
Pratt, Mrs. Clemens Vonnegut, Mrs. Henry
Coburn, Mrs. Arthur Grover, Mrs. G.. r.
Barbour, HRS. Charles i. Mrs.
+. G.. Miller, Mrs. "A. H. Nordyke, Mrs.
Agnes De Way, Mrs. Henry G. Atkins, Mrs.
John L. GIiffiths. Mrs. Samuel o. Pickens.
Mrs. A. A. Barnes. Mrs. d. NJ. Parry, Mrs.
Arthur Jordan, Mrs. z. C.. Atkins, Mrs.
Horace Bennett. There will be an orches-
trail accompaniment for the cantata.