Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-06
Music Notes

by the pupils Of Myrtle X. Hollinshead.
assisted by the pupils OF Ferdinand
Schaefer, at the public library Monday
evening al sis o'clock. The program
will include the following numbers:
"AIarche Miutaire" Mathilda Blbro
1.-TWO Pianos)
Eber Bateman, Mason Jenkins.
Frances Foster
Selections Neutrality-suspicious..
Thurston and Woodbury. Harrison.
The Mill Brook" .FiQue
Elizabeth Frost
~Valse' ,..;;;,;;.......11..,,....o streaobog
Frances Huddleson, John Pearson and
Peggy Pearson.
For Two vioIins and Plano
Martha Shook. Maxine o'Coqnor.
Gondolera' neutrality-suspicious.. Relnecke
1.-TWO Pianos)
Esther Johnson, Artamae Eaton.
I'm the Boat. ......,............F FRANKIE
Sylvia Huffman
(a} ..E Eomance ''.''''-'-'-----'- 0 acia
" Vera johnson.
Heart Wounds. .........-.---..--.G rieg
1.-THE Last Spring" .......-.......G rieg
(Two Pianosl
Jean Mander, Theodore Grub.
G 4upsarian Dance ..Bra Inns
bernhard Forinann.
Norwegian Bridal Procession. -. .Grieg
Jean Mander
"Scherzo' ....... ..........-. Kub1nStNln
Esther johnson
(b) "PoIonaise Oh. 40 No. -. Chopin
Theodore Grub
"Triumphal March" ..... ......... Drdla
Elmer Kruse, Russell Scees and Theo-
dore Grub
The annual spring recital by the pupils
OF Mabelle Hendleman Will be given in
the auditorium Of the public library
Thursday and Friday evenings, May IL
and u. The program viii include Helen
Boyinstein, Ida Blustein, Kurt Klee, Jane
Slutzky. Louis Eggert, Margaret Ester
line, Evelyn Harvey, Blanch Vinestein,
Eleanor Cohn. Grethchen klee, Annabelle
Kimberlin Mary Louise Klmberlin, Marie
Grnrp Alphen Robbins, Ida Levi, Edith
Clark, Robert Platte, Elizabeth Engle,
Molly Goldstein. Lulu Buoghand, Caro-
line Schaub, Winifred Cassel, Geneva
Boettcher, Wallace Simms, Emma Cox.
Margaret Rasbach. Phoeba Jane Farmer.
Dorothy With, Frances Burkhart and
vilona Peck. The assisting students of
Eerdlnan Schaefer and Lawson Clark
are, Maxine O'Connor and Louise Dan
ner The assisting students OF Olive
Meggenhofer, Virginia Vogt and Lois
Ann Hadgin.
Miss Virginia Lucas. voice student Of
Frederic Caldwell will sing.
Hugh McGibeny, head of the violin de-
partment of the Metropolitan School of
Music, Will present his pupils In the first
Of two recitals Mt 3 o'clock Saturday
afternoon, May IS, In the Odeon. the
concert hall of the Metropolitan school.
The public is invited to attend. lido
wanna" a one-act play will be given by
the students of Miss Fay Heller. Violin
numbers will be given by Fletcher
Woodbury., Harry Suffel, Martha Cox.
Juanita Black, Edwin Mccormick, Gladys
VanLear. Marian Shook, Mabel Ergan-
bright, william Howard Jr. Marguerite
Howard Elizabeth Ann Williams, Helen
Service, Lucille Chandler, Virginia Mills.
In the cast of the play are Nidrah Dunn,
Mildred Cooke. Elmer Blatt, James Clark.
Berta Claire Herdrlch. Clarion Gilbrech,
Dorothy Screes. Miss Ruth Elizabeth
Murphy at the piano.
DR.. Paul Herbert Kleeman, baritone,
Of Indianapolis, who has been on tour
this season in light opera was presented
III Il luuclSdA ACl I'LL III LhS SiiheS Az ana
Hotel at New York by the New York
Federation of Music Clubs this week.
Others on the program were the Nortieet
Trio, who will be heard here next sea-
son, Miss Isabelle McEwan, soprano, and
Mrs. William John Hall, national chair
man in the federation of junior and
juvenile clubs, and Miss Beatrice Weller,
harpist. DR.. Kleeman, who is a student
of John l.. Geiger, won the young artists
contest in this State last spring.
At a meeting of the Fortnightly Music
Club, held this week with Mrs. George
Thornton, election Of officers resulted In
the following: President, Mrs. George
Taylor; vice president, Miss Augusta
Rentsch secretary, Mrs. Thornton;
treasurer, Miss nellie Welschans.