Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-20
MUSIC TO BE
FEATURED AT
FLOWER SHOW
Musical Organizations and
Schools of City Will Be
Represented.

A musical program or rare quality,
featuring many OF Of the city's most
prominent singers, has been arranged for
each afternoon and evening Of the Fifth
National Flower Show. 10 open In the
Manufacturer Building at the State
Playground next Saturday afternoon.
Announcement Of the musical program
for the show was made by Dr. Harry
G. Hill Of the music committee, who will
be actively in charge OF the musical
arrangements. Many Of the largest
musical organizations and schools in the
city are represented by soloists, who will
have place on the combined program.
CONCERTS AFTERNOONS
AND EVENINGS.
Twenty piece orchestras will give two
hour concerts each afternoon and evening.
The daily programs viii begin each aft
ernoon at ? 80 p. m. and at $50 p. N.
With the exception Of Howard Hitz.
bass baritone from Madison, who will
sing on March IS, known as Madison
Day all Of the soloists are from Indian
ap0lis.
Beginning with March .. PasduaU
Monta1i's orchestra Of twenty pieces will
play n f0ur-day enEa cement. On March
% and So W. S. Mitchell will direct an
orchestra Of similar size, while Herman
ATndt will be the director Of Il twenty
piece orchestra March 81 and April l.
Miss Marion G. Williams. contralto
will be the so1oiSt both afternoon and
evening next Saturday. Sunday after
noon. Harry Calland. tenor viii be so
Ioists. followed by Ed Nell. Jr., tenor,
who is scheduled for the Sunday evening
program.
SOLOISTS TO
BE HEARD.
The program includes: Mrs. Arnold
Spencer. soprano, afternoon and evening,
Monday; Glenn o. Friermood. baritone.
Wednesday afternoon; Mrs Glenn o.
Friermood contralto, Wednesday eve
ming; Miss Jessamine Barley. soprano,
Thursday afternoon; Ernest G. Hesser,
baritone, Thursday evening; Miss Julia
Reyer, soprano, Friday afternoon; Mrs.
f. C. johnson, soprano, Friday evening;
Mrs. Lee S. Busch, contraIto, Saturday
afternoon, April 1; Fred Jefry, bass
baritone, Saturday evening. April l.
Besides DR. Hill, the members Of music
committee are L. f. Hitz, Madison, chair
man; Mrs. Lafayette Page, Mrs George
B. Wiegand, Mrs. A. F. J. Baur and
Anders Rasmussen.
CEDAR TREES TO BE USED
IN STREET DECORATIONS.
The decorations of downtown streets
| with hundreds OF CEDAR trees IN prepare
! ton for the opening of the show has be
gun.
Monument Circle will be a centerpiece
with cedars marking all of the approaches
and lining the circle itself On Illinois
street the decorations will be begun at
the Union Station and will be carried
| North to Ohio street. Pennsylvania
street will be decorated with evergreen
trees between Washington and Ohio
streets. Washington, Market and Ohio
streets will be decorated between Senate
avenue and Alabama street.
Cedars placed obliquely at each street
intersection along North Meridian street
from Monument Circle to Thirty Eighth
street will mark the automobile route to
the show. At Thirty Eighth street the
park board will take charge Of the deco
! rations. and will mark the route from
Meridian street to the entrance of the
Manufacturers building Cards will be
hung on each tree calling attention to
the show.
The final meeting Of the executive meet
Ing for the show will be held at the Hotel
Lincoln at noon tomorrow.