Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-06
THUNDERSTORM
CHOIR CONCERT
MONDAY NIGHT
Names of Members Are An
n0unced for Annual Song
Fete.

The spring concert of the Mendelssohn
Choir will be presented next Monday
evening at Sis o'clock. Madame Mar
garet Matzenauer, the famous grand
opera controlto who is to assist on the
program, viii arrive in Indianapolis Sat
urday evening.
The program has been arranged to ex-
hibit the full vocal capabilities Of the
choir, which will comprise 40 singers
Among the choral numbers to be rem
dered is chorus from Wagners Flying
Dutchman" for women's voices. The
men of the choir will be heard in might
Witchery,' composition for male
voices by A NJ Storch The choir of
sing five selections, two of which will be
sung with Madame Matzenaur, who will
sing the obligato and solo parts.
The choir was organized seven years
ago for the purpose of promoting vocal
art and fine choral singing. 1t is closely
modelled after the famous Mendelssohn
Choir of Toronto. Perceyal owen is the
director and Mrs. owen is the accom-
PIANIST. The officers of the choir are J.
Irving Holcomb, president; Fred P.
Jerry, secretary, and Dwight Murphy,
treasurer Andrew Smith is chairman Of
the advisory board.
The members of the choir for this sea-
son are:
First Soprano-N1iss Amanda Anderson,
Miss Katherine NJ Anderson, Mrs. Ray
D. Barnes, Mrs. r. H. Boomer, Miss
Frances Brewington. Miss Mary Chambers,
Mrs. Ralph Chappell, Mrs. T. William
Engle, Miss Justine Fogarty, Miss Myrtle
Freeman, Miss Ida Fuller, Miss Margaret
Gala CHER, Mrs. r. r. Hamilton, Miss
Regina Hope, Miss Matilda Isenfiam, Mrs.
E. c. Johnson, Miss Frances Kelly, Miss
Pearl F. Kiefer, Miss Mildred Leonard,
Mrs. II. F. Parr, Mrs. James N. Pearson,
Mrs. Jane +. Porter, Miss Julia kcyer,
Mrs. Henrietta Riegger, Miss Adele N.
Clarence E. Scales, Mrs. Edna Short, Mrs.
W. r. Sieber, Mrs. f. W Speaker. Miss
Asel A. Spellman, Miss Ruby E. Stein
ruck, Miss Ruth Sterling, Mrs. II. a.
Stone. Miss Esther Thornton, Mrs. Paul
Webster, Miss Pauline Wilson.
Second Soprano-Miss Eueanora Akin
son, Miss Kathryn Ball, Mrs. Glenn Bond,
Mrs. Jesse Thiebaud Clapp, Miss Lillian
NJ Garde, Miss W. May Garde. Miss Marie
3. Hansen, Mrs. G. A. Helm. Miss
Madeline Hind. Miss Louise \. HUFF, Mrs.
Ruth Giles Kreipke Mrs. 7. K. Mead,
Miss Rafaela Montani, Mrs. Wilson B,
Parker, Miss Margaret +. Pierson, Miss
Esther Sloan, Miss Dorothy Steeg, Miss
First 1ito@AHss Gladys AIwes, mss
Evelyn ]. Baker, Mrs. Howard l.
CHppinger, Mrs. Bertram Day, Mrs. L. e.
Gels, Mrs. Fred y Norris, Miss Isabelle
Mossman, Miss Alice Mount, Mrs. Ora {.
Pierson, Mrs. George NJ Reeder, Mrs
Jack H. Rhoades, Miss Helen VI. Riker,
Mrs. Edward Sewage, Miss Louise Steeg,
Mrs. Claude J. Stephenson, Mrs. Charles
z. White, Miss Gertrude Wilmington,
Mrs Clyde E. Young
Second Alto-Mrs. Willard z. Beck,
Miss Louise L. Custer, Mrs. Richard Y.
FleiE. Mrs. Glenn Q. Friermood, Mrs.
Susan r. HintZe, Mrs. Q. VI. Jones, Mrs.
Jean Mccormick, Miss Norma Mueller
Miss Myla f. Reeder, Miss Grace Rush,
Ni First aei Ten6 44n(, F. Downer Raymond
\. Edie, William r. Fogarty, Robert A;
Halter, William Jones Charles r. Me-
Carly, Jack II. Rhoades, George A. Smith.
Charles L. Soldani, Hubert I. Wiz, Ber-
nard Q. thinner.
Second Tenor-WiIlard E. Beck, Harry
2. Calland. Thomas Knox, Andrew
Turner, F. L. Warner.
First Bass-J. J. Albion. s N. Badger,
T. Y. Broadstreet, W. Il. Day, Arthur /.
Franklin. William +. GToseclose, Harold
L. Haupt \. y. Hitz, William ?. HUFF,
r. Donald Irwin, Fred ?. Jerry, Everett
c. Johnson, Edward La ShelIe John Nc
Connell. r. ?. OsbOn, Humbert 7. Pa
gani. Joseph Alvin Peavey, Paul J. Smith,
Elmer Andrew Steffen.
Second Bass-Charles T. Alwes. Lynn
Cordes Earl Z. Crooke, Ernest Heberlein,
Fred L. Iske. r. c. Leavitt, Fred \. Nor
ris, c. D. Mosey, Dwight 4. Murphy,
George a Newton, Jr. Paul O'Haires,
Wilson B. Parker, Paul L. Walters, 5. j,
Williams.