The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-06-10


The Montana Brothers Orchestra will fur
nish the music. this afternoon, at Broad
Ripple Park.
Mrs. Alice Fleming Evans will go to sa-
lem. Ind. June 70. where she will give a
concert and rscital.
Mrs II. H. Rowland will sing 20 Rest in
the Lord" Mendelssohn, at the Central
Christian Church this morning.
Mr.. Walter Raufft. of Berlin. Germany.
will sing Nevin's "Jesu Miserere" at the
Christian Scientists meeting this morning.
Prof Charles Schultze has gone to Column
bus. Ind, where he will play the organ
at the new Christian Church at both serv-
ices to-day
Mr.. Frank n. Taylor has been engaged
as scloist for commencement exercises AZ
Butler College, which will take place Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Walter Fugate has returned from
six weeks sojourn In the East, and will
resume her position in the Meridian-street
Church quartet.
Miss Mary Coyner has been appointed
alto soloist at the First Presbyterian
Church. and will fill the position for the
remainder OF the year.
Miss Adelaide Carman will leave shortly
for the East, to remain for the summer.
During her absence Mr.. T. z. Brown will
off1ciate as organist at the Tabernacle
Church.
Miss Josephine Hyde will leave shortly
for the East. During her vacation Mrs.
Samuel Morrison will take her place as alto
In the Mayfower Congregational Church
Quartet.
Mrs. w. E. Neff has gone to Sullivan,
Ind. where she will sing at the Presby-
terrain Church to-day. Mrs. Neff will also
sing at concert TO be given there to-
morrow
Mr.. Oscar Boecher, leader OF the Park
Theater orchestra. will leave shortly for
Lakewood. n. Y, where he has been en-
gagged solo vioinist and leader of a
large orchestra for the summer season.
Mrs. Lottie Adam Raschig has accepted
position as solo soprano at the Jewish
Synagogue at Cincinnati. In addition to
Mrs. Raschig as solo soprano the ritual
music is furnished by a double quartet
composed of the best Cincinnati singers
sixth anniversary of the birth of Richard
1864. Friday marks the anniversary of the
birth of Edouard Grieg. the celebrated Nor
wegian composer and pianist, who was born
IN Bergen, Norway. June Is, 1S4S.
At the Fourth Presbyterian Church this
morning Miss Minetta Tucker will sing
zone sweetly Solemn Thought by Box.
II ~ -
Ear" by Himmel. Miss Nettie Vaughn.
who has been engaged as organist, will
commence her duties this morning.
There will be special music at Plymouth
Church this morning. 1T being the first reg
uIar sermon by the new pastor. Rev. H. c..
Meserve.. The quartet will sing Festival
TIE Deum' in r hat, Buck, and Mr.. Morris
Neck wiz sing Bucks aria from the golden
legend. my Redeemer and My Lord
Mr.. A P. Preston will play the following
programme at his short organ recital to-
night at 7:sO at the First Baptist Church:
March. ''Religieuse" @ uilmant
On the Coast s......-..............-.. Buck
Communion in G........................Ba tiste
Elevation Ab--...-... Guilmant
The vesper services at Memorial Presby-
terrain Church this afternoon will be pre-
coded by the usual organ recital beginning
at o'clock. Mr.. Donley will play Concert
Andante' peters, Pilgrims Chorus
Crannhauser). "Assyrian March" CBotting).
magic fire scene from Die Walkure"
tWagner).
A concert will be given at Butler College
Thursday evening. Moszkowskfs valse in
Alb will be played as quartet by Misses
Amos, Hull. Leedy and Higgins. Other
musical numbers will be rendered by Mrs.
Augusta G. Clifford, Misses Jeanette
Lewis. Georgia Calvin. Evelyn Jeffries and
Mr.. AdolDh SchelIschmidt.
At Christ Church this morning the
Wagner TIE Deum will be sung. the solo
parts being taken by Miss Lulu Fisher
Miss Fisher Will also sing Lead. Kindly
Light, Shepard. for the offertory. Miss
Mignonette Cook. of Danville. Ind. will
sing % Eyes That Are Weary" Bracket,
at the vesper service this afternoon.
Mrs. Morris Black. formerly of Indian
apolis. will sail for Paris. France. June %,
where she will study voice with NJ Koenig.
the well-known teacher and coacher for
grand opera Mrs. Black has been engaged
as solo alto at All Souls Church. one OF
the largest churches IN New York, where
she will sing Immediately upon her return
TO this country
MISS mary Josephine wight mas gone %
Oxford o., where she will give a recital
tomorrow evening. Miss Nights pupils
are arranging 10 give a recital at her studio
June 20. Miss Wight. who is perhaps tho
leaGing exponent of the Leschctitzky
method here. will give an illustrated lec-
ture on the method at Columbus Ind dur
ing the /. Nj. T. A. meeting the last week
of this month.
This being Childrens day. special exer
cises will be the order at most churches
AT the First Presbyterian Church the choir
loft viii be occupied by the children, who
have full charge of the service. the resli
lar choir occupying pews in the auditorium
At the Fourth Presbyterian the children:
exercises Will take place at 40 D. M anc
at Roberts Park and Central Christian
Churches the services will be held at 40
Mr.. Richard Byron Overstreet. formerly
ef this city. has been engaged as bass sing
er at the First Presbyterian Church
Orange, ~. ]. Mr. Overstreet has recent,
returned from Berlin. where he studied
with Prof Alfred Blume and receive,
some very 1atteriag press notices Mr.
Overstreet has been engaged fer recita
In Rio Grande. o.. and will also give I
recital in Columbus, Ind, June rs. assisted