Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-15
FIRST REGULAR
CONCERT is SET
FOR WEDNESDAY
Matinee Musicale ArrGngeS
Interesting Program for
Session.

An interesting program has been az
ranged by Mrs. Robert Brakeman Tor
the meeting OF the Indianapolis Matinee
Musicale TO be held Wednesday after
noon in the Masonic Temple. The num-
bers win include an instrumental trio
group: "Andante SOstuneto" from Trio
liz F." (BargieD; "Valse" (Cui), ''Scherzo"
(Napravnik). 81 a Schroeder, viOiinist;
Pauline Couchman, ceIlist, and Bertha NJ.
Ruick. pianist; voice numbers including
"Child of Earth with Golden Hair"
(Horn). 'Ritornerai IRA POdo" (Hasse),
aThe SeragIio's Garden" (Segren), Mrs.
A. S. Kinnaird, soprano, accompanied
by Charles f. Hansen; piano group, in
Guiding 'Ballade in A Flat Chopin,
'Etude-un gospiro" (Listz), Helen
Sipe; a group of original compositions
including Fanfare Oriental" The Sea
Gull" and Dams Danois," 2. Marinus
PauIsen, and three numbers. "Do Not
Go Ny Love-" (Hageman), by a Lone
y Forest Pathway (Grifes), and Ma
drigaT' (Chaminade), Mrs. Glen Frier-
mood, contraltO, accompanied by Mr..
FriermOod. This is the first of the
regular concerts of the musicale.
MUSIC NOTES.
The Lincoln Trio will present
day evening concert at the Hotel Lincoln
assisted by a voice quartette composed of
Mrs. Everett johnson. Edward LaShelle.
Harry Calland and Mary Traub Busch.
The selections will include selections from
'Bombo,' Till l Awake (Finden), "Lo-
lita" (FrimD THE Passion Flower"
CBerlin) and selections from the "Follies
of 1921 by the trio and The World is
Waiting for The Sunrise" (Ntchols),
when the Heart is Young Dudley
buck and "Juanita" by the quartette-
Miss Julia Reyer, soprano. and Miss
Grace Hutchings, pianist. of the Metro
poIitan School of Music. gave a recital
this afternoon in Franklin. before the
Matinee Musicale of that city.
Miss Yyoneta Cleveland pianist of Chi
caCo. who has been the guest of Miss
Goldie Marion Williams while giving
series of concerts in Indiana, has re-
turned home.
A musicale tea has been arranged as
the opening event of the season of the
Harmonic Club, to be given Monday AFT
ernoon at the home of Mrs. J. r. Bar
rett. 1850 North Illinois street, Mrs. Bar
rett and Mrs c. ]. Pearson being the
uOsleSSSS. L ne suuJCCb IOl tit BA'eAeaHA
is to be Offenbach's Tales of Hoffman"
Mrs Frank W. Cregor reading the paper
Illustrated by excerpts from the opera
by members and assisting local artists.
The program will include Fond and
Fair" by r. F. Ball, vocalist; the doll
Song" Leona Wright, assisted in quar-
tette parts by Mrs. Robert W. Blake, Mr..
Ball and II. w. Laut. Jr.; waltz Song"
Mrs. Everett c. Johnson and Mr.. Ball,
assisted by Miss Wright and Mr.. Lauck:
''Barcarolle." Franc Weber, harpist;
Ruth Elizabeth Murphy. viOlinist, and
Yuba white. cellist: "Oh, Night of
Love" Mrs. r. F. Kinnaird and Mrs.
Glen Friermood; Romance" Mrs. Kin
naird: Daughter Mine" Jessamine
Barkley, Miss Wright and Mr.. Laut, with
violin obligato by Miss Murphy.
Following the program, tea will be
served, Mrs. Charles A PfaffIin and
Mrs. Carl Lucas presiding at the tea
ia bles.
An elaborate musical feature is to be
given at the dinner hour this evening at
the Hotel SEVERN and repeated at IL
o'clock Ted Shows musical revue with
ten young Women in the chorus. the