Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-15

me anapOllS Matinee
now in its forty fifth season, viii give
the following program at 3 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon in the Travertine
room Of the Hotel Lincoln.
PROGRAM
Trio-"Romance' Alexander Matthews
..S 9inuet ka ai{tdssd
Violin, Ella Schroeder; cello, Winifred
Lakewood: organ, Mrs S. X. Ruick.
Trio-"Lift Thine Eyes" Elijah. -.
.......... ........ Mendelssohn
~ Waited for the Lord" hymn
of praise $3.50: :Mendelssohn
Mrs. Florence Kinnaird. Mrs. Robert
Blake. Mrs. Glenn Friermood.
Duet-"Kamennoi .-Rubinstein
Piano, Mrs. Florence Flickinger Wolf:
Organ, Mrs Roy L. Burtch.
Aria-(a) Vision Fugitive" Herodi-
Reci naf. ; THUS i saith Nf f5s
Lord" Messiah ............. Handel
Aria-"But Who May Abide" Mes
(cJ AN in the Aprii Evening. Diack
Fred Newell Morris.
Organ-(a) Theme Arabesques and
Fughetta" Van Denman Thompson
This composition won first prize in
Federation of Music Clubs of America,
1919
(b) "Chansonette" Observation-Disclosures.
.........Van Denman Thompson
Respectfully dedicated to the Indian
apOlis Matinee Musicale.
(c) THE Brook" ..............D ethier
Accompanist, Mrs. s. X Ruick
The program was arranged by Mrs.
Carrie Hyatt Kennedy Of the organ sec
ton Of the club The members will be
admitted witohut their cards and each
one may bring a guest
The Indiana College Of Music and Fine
Arts will present the following members
of its faculty in recital at the Meridian
Street NJ. f. Church Monday evening.
April "a: Horace Whitehouse. organist;
Willoughby Boughton, pianist; P. Mari
nus Paulson, violinist; Pasquale Montani.
harpist; Mrs. Arnold Spencer, soprano;
Marion G. Williams, contralto, and Flea
nora Beauchamp, pianist. The program
will be announced later
Miss Audrey Call, pupil Of P. Marinus
Paulsen, will give a violin recital in the
parlors of the College of Music and Fine
Arts, on Tuesday evening. April 49, She
will be assisted by Miss Bernice Church,
soprano, pupil of Arnold Spencer. Mar
garet Snyder will be at the piano. The
program is as follows
Concerto e Minor. .Y.... .Mendelssohn
"Andante."
allegro Vlvace."
Whats Sweeter Than a New Blown
Rose" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Handel
when Celia Sings" .Moir
Waltz Song" ......'.........; Moskowski
Hymn to the Sun" 70. .KOrsakow Frankie
"Humoresque" ............ Tschaikowsky
"Vieni che poi sereno". ........... Gluck
Isl mes vers avaient DIES allies. Hahn
The Winds in the South ........ Scott
Caprice Viennois" ...........K reisler
Spanish Serenade" Chaminade- Kreisler
"TambOurine ChinOis" ......... .Kreisler
49,
The annual "Childrens Recital" that
is a special feature Of spring concerts
given at the Metropolitan School Of
Music Is announced for :15 o'clock next
Friday evening. Each teacher of the
school will be represented by one pupil
on the program which will be given en-
tirely by students u years old or
younger. Taking part are Thaddeus
Schoen, Esther Stamm, Ava Louise Red
dick, Maxine Moore, Ida Alice Stanton,
Dale Young, Virginia Mills, Edith Gar
rison, Pauline Hodges, Robert A. Gels,
Margaret Elizabeth Smith, June Eleanor
Watson, Delight Morrison, Wesley Lewis,
Maxine Jones, Helen Emert, Helen Boil
yard, Norman Cary, Bertha Otto, Bertha
Taggart, and Martha Hill.
A play 1.-The Visitors will be given
by, Charles Vorhis, Helen Frances Star,
Mary Elizabeth Smith, John Hoffman,
Virginia Kelly, and Katherine Griffin
Masonic music festival will be given
in Franklin on Friday evening for the
benefit of the new Masonic lodge room.
Henry Marshall of the Metropolitan School
of Music has arranged the program which
will be given by his orchestra assisted
by Miss Ruth MacDougalI and Merrill
Henry, cornetists. Mr.. Marshalls or
chestra also will give a programs at
Edinburg this week.