Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-21
SCANDINAVIAN
PROGRAM GIVEN
NEXT WEDNESDAY
Matinee Musicale Will Present
Interesting Group of
Numbers.


to be presented in the Masonic Temple,
Wednesday afternoon. The numbers will
include a group of Swedish folk songs
: ''Midst Roses Sweet" and Last Night"
, Mildred Barrett Pearson, soprano; a
Danish composition Gade's Sonata, 9p.21
violin and piano., Ella Schroeder and
Mrs. Roy F. Turner; Greiges 1.-TWO
Symphonic Pieces for Piano." the Adagio
Cantabile and Allegro Energico, Mrs.
Douglas II. White and Maebelle Jones
and "Sylvelin" (Sinding). my Mind is
Like a Peak Snow Covered and with
a Water Lily" both by Grieg, sung by
Mrs. Pearson composing the Norwegian
group, and Finnish numbers-"Bar-
carolle Op2f' (Sibelious)' "The Swan"
and "Minuet Waltz" (Palmgren), Mrs.
william ]. Stark. Mrs. w. Cregor is in
charge of the program.
Music Notes
Piano students Of Prof Francis H.
Topmiller, assisted by Miss Dolores
Snyder, dramatic reader, will be present.
ed in recital Sunday afternoon in Engle-
wood Christian Church. Those taking
part include Mildred Spinning, Mabel
Winsor, Pearl Barnes, Grace Robinson,
William Topmiller, Mabel Robertson,
Helen A1innich, Hazel Ford, Mildred Reid,
Marguerite COulson, Lucille Wilson, Fern
Douglas, ClOyce Anderson, Florence Nit
cheu, Margaret Corcoran, Eloise John
son, Norma Mueller, Violet TOpmiller,
Bessie Krass and Irene Inman.
Mr.. Horace Whitehouse, Organist and
ehoirmaster at Christ Episcopal Church,
will play the following program of organ
music Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Guilmant NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. March
Dethier .Barcarolle
Rogers Observation-Disclosures. .Intermezzo
, Rogers ..................-..G Grand Chorus
. Rogers ...................... .Pastorale
Bach ...............P Prelude and Fugue
in A major
Cal1aerts .............. ........''. Prayer
Miss Grace Hutchings, pianist of this
city, will go to Charlottesville Monday
to assist Miss Wyoneta Cleveland of
Chicago in a recital which she is giving
under the auspices of the Musical ANA
tours" of Charlottesville. This will be
the first professional appearance for Miss
Cleveland in her home town. She has
twice won the State contest in piano play
ing, sponsored by the National Fedora
tion Of Music Clubs.
Arthur J. Beriault of the faculty Of
the Metropolitan School of Music gave
M Interpretation of "The Servant in the
House" at the Northwood Christian
Church on Friday evening.
A recital will be given next Saturday
afternoon, Jan. 2S, at o'clock at the
Metropolitan School of Music in the
Odeon, by pupils of the school. Piano
numbers will be by Raymond Thomas,
pupil of Miss Grace Hutchings; Dorothy
Jean Alexander, pupil of Miss Lucille Ro-
ark; Mildred Winer, Rozella Wild and
Bessie Wild, pupils Of Mrs. Nora NJ.
Beaver; Dorothy Schaibley, pupil Of Miss
Laura Doerfin; Marthana Davis, pupil Of
Miss Geraldine Trotter Emery Fields
and Beatrice Harris, pupils of Miss Lu-
Gle Lockman: Carmen Morris and Jess
Pritchett, pupils of Miss Frieda Heider !;
Martha May Stanton and Edna Lamb
kin, pupils Of Miss Helen Quig; Thurman
Stephens and Esther Dux, pupils Of Mrs
Allie I. Eggleston; Martha Katherine
Pittinger and Pricilla Pittenger, pupils
Of Mrs. Arthur G. Monninger, and Helen
Mccoy, pupil Of Miss Ruth z. Murphy.
Violin numbers will be given by Garnet
Lutz and Jennie Van Dervort, pupils Of
Dom Watson. Readings will be given by
Madge Mehring and Mary Ellen Cooper,
pupils Of Miss Helen Sartor and Marion
Dorothy Laut, pupil Of Miss Fay Heller.