Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-19
MUSIC NOTES.

ond meeting Of the year at the home OF
Mrs. Herbert K. Duckwall, 1918 North
Delaware street at 80 o'clock on Mon
day afternoon, Nov. 81.
The Love Of Three Kings" by Mon
terezzi, is the opera chosen for study
at this meeting. The paper will be given
| by Miss Emma J. Doeppers and will be
illustrated as follows:
ACT I.
Aria-Archibaldo MFRS: R. Y. Fleig
Duet-Avito and Flora ,...M Miss Esther
Thornton, Mrs. Charles Maxwell.
| Aria-Manfredo Mrs. John L: Elliott
| Intermezzo-Plano .-.......Mrs. FRANK
| Cregor.
The accompanists will be Mrs. s. *.
Rulck and Mrs. Frank 7, Edenharter.
! Miss Elena Gerhardt, concert singer,
will be presented in recital at the Acad-
envy Of Music under the auspices Of the
lMaennerchor Sunday afternoon Nov. 70.
| On Sunday afternoon, Dec. II, the Flon-
zaley quartette will appear at the Acad-
envy.
The first regular concert Of the Athe-
naeum of indianapolis Will be held
Wednesday evening Frances Ingram,
contralto OF the Metropolitan Opera
| Company, and Margaret o'Connor, harp
/ list, being the soloists. Miss Ingram has
| received much favorable comment for
her operate work. Daniel Frohman of
New York says of her, she is the best
! American contralto voice I have ever
heard" Following the concert there will
| be dancing in the ballroom. The Athe-
naeum also announces an extra concert
| in honor Of the birthday anniversary Of
Beethoven, on Dec. 10, when the Orloff
trio will present program.
The Lincoln Trio will give a special
musical program Sunday evening at the
Hotel Lincoln, assisted by Mrs. Louise
ScheIlschmidt Koehne, harpist; Miss
Ruth Sterling, soprano. and Merle Krug,
baritone. The numbers will include
duets by Mr.. Krug and Miss Sterling
Awake Dearest One" (BalD I'm a Gar
den Of Roses" (Sanderson). Sing, Sing,
Bird on the Wing" (Nutting) and
Didn't You Believer" from the light
opera Good Morning Dearie" Miss
Sterlings solos will be 40. Hear the
Gentle Lark" (Bishop) and Song of the
Open" (La Forge). Instrumental num-
bers will be Russian Romance" (FrimD,
"Andante" (BargieU and "Springtime"
(Drum) by the trio and harp Miss Con-
suelo, celllst, will give a group of solo
numbers.
The directors of the Metropolitan School
Of Music, Mrs. Flora NJ Hunter, Leslie
u. Peck. Hugh McGiboney and Edward
Nell, entertained at faculty members at
dinner on Wednesday evening. A pro-
gram was given including Deep River
(Burleigh). for violin, Miss Ruth Gill
more; "Valse" (MoszkowskD, and Bo-
hemian Dance (FrimD, for piano; Earle
Howe Jones, and Miss Fay Heller of the
dramatic department read Aunt De-
borah Hears the Messiah" Miss Fillmore
and Lucille Roark, pianist, new members
OF the faculty, were INTRODUCED. Mr.. Peck
Mr.. Nell and Mrs. Hunter announced
plans for the season along various lines.
Miss Fay Heller of the dramatic de-
partment of the metropolitan School of
Music gave a program for the Womans
Rotary Club of Evansville on Thursday
evening. She read Edward Sheldon's
Romance" in three acts.
Mr.. Pasquale Montani of the Indiana
College of Music and Fine Arts gave a
harp recital before the Matinee Musicale
OF Robinson, ILL.,, last Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. Horace Whitehouse, organist and
choirmaster at Christ Episcopal Church,
Monument Circle, will play the follow
ing program Of organ music at o'clock
Sunday afternoon:
"One Breton Theme" ........ Ropart8
Sonata" in d mlnor.......... Guilmant
l. Introduction and allegro;
2. Pastorale;
3. Finale.
"Soeur Monique" ............. Couperin
"Vision' Observation-Disclosures. RheinbergerI
1.-THE Coming Of the Magi". &C. II. Morse