Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-13
Music Notes

Two recitais will be given at the Met
ropolitan School of Music next week
The public is invited to attend. Monday
evening PIANO recital will be given by
the students of Mrs. Nora ". Beaver. as
sisted by pupils of Dom Watson and
Leslie E. Peck. A one-act play will be
presented by students of Miss Helen
Sartor. The program will begin at S
o'clock. Taking part are Virginia
league. Helen Root. Margaret Mattingly,
Krystal kegerreis. Madge Mehring. Rob
ert Hamil. Mary Jane krull. Rozella
Wild. Mildred Winer. Helen Bolyard.
Priscilla Shearer. Robert Shultz. Oma
Kathryn Gladish. Bessie Wild. Aurine
Davis Dorothy Kepner. Helen Norman.
Adella Schwartz. Mary Alice Lacey.
Helen Wilson, Anita WandeI and Dor
othy Peterson.
The cast of the rlay is Katherine Kyle.
Marion Fehreubach, Audrey Lemmink.
katherine Gibson and Geraldine kuntz.
On Wednesday evening Hugh McGib-
envy will present his advanced students in
a violin recital. The Metropolitan School
orchestra directed by Mr.. McGibeny. will
play two numbers and one-act play will
be given hy pupils of Arthur !. Beriault
On the musical program are: Lorinda
Cottingham. Ruth Briggs. Elizabeth Mil
Ter, Alma Miller, Janet Dean. Mary l..
Wyatt, Martha Rundell, Martha WiDken-
bofer. Maude Custer. Elizabeth Tevis
Ruth Fillmore Edna NJ Burrous and Otis
Igleman
In the cast of the play are: Edward
G. Gaumer Marguerite Gull ertson Ma
rian Gore, Mabelle Trattner. julia Nc
Hale and Joseph {. Laulier
Mrs. Henry Schurmann will go to
Charlottesville THURSDAY to address the
Crawfordsvilie Club On The Musical
Amateurs" Members of the Crawfords-
willie Junior Musical Club Will be guests
at the meeting. On Friday she will speak
TO the Bloomington clubs. These clubs
are members of the Indiana Federation of
Music Clubs of which Mrs Schurmann Is
the State president, serving her second
year, Before Mrs Schurmann took the
Indiana presidency there had been little
effort to organize the State music clubs.
Eight clubs We're members of the ma
tional organization, which formed nu
cleus for the State organization Four
of those clubs have since disbanded, ut
the State federation now numbers sixty
eight clubs with a total membership Of
about five thousand This growth in less
than two years is considered remarkable
by the officers of the National Fedora
tion of Music Clubs.
Recent clubs and musical organizations
~ bSNeAHf Itutlhtcu are
Junior Musical Club. Columbus Ladies'
Matinee Musicale. Covington Musicale
Pendleton Music Study Club. Huntington
Evening Musicale. Salem Junior Piano
Club. Indianapolis Nevin Music Study
tlut. RushviIle Community Orchestra,
and Spencer Community Glee Club.
4 recital will be given Wednesday eve
ming In the auditorium of the Public Lii
brary. by Arthur c. Dewar. violinist and
the pupils of Olive Killer. assisted by
Mrs Ray Barnes, soprano and Una Clay
son Talbot. pianist. The following
program will be used
Senate Op Moderate con moto''
Arthur Dewar and Una Clay
Arthur Rewar and Una Ciayson Talbot.
~ a So Pure. from Martha" :.
tb) THE Fairy Pipers .-...... Brewer
tel Il Know a Love Garden d Hardelot
Mrs. Mary Barnes
ta1 Chanson Undue from Sadko
1890. Rimsky Korsa kow- h reisler
(bl Romanza Andaluza $3.50. Sarasate
Arthur Dewar
81 The Birth of Morn. Leoni
{hi The Swallows ............. .Cowen
Mrs. Mary Barnes.
ta) son Wings of Song ........
....... Mendelssohn -Achron
:. Arthur Dewar.