The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-02
Music Notes

The closing concert of he year of
the Indiana School for the Blind will
be given Tuesday at 8 2. m. at the
school.
George S. Wilson is supe tintendent
of the school and Ella Marsh Hough is
president of the board OF trustees.
The program:
Nellie Toner Madonna sha< els,
helen Whltacre, Thelnla Hard lg.
nc BON OF the FusEta 49,. 4 Ter Bella
Mary Bullock.
Dat Whistliu' Lullaby ....... Rena Webb
Spooks REPRESENTATIONS. Wilson
Male Chorus.
'NA'''S''o Helen whitacrc Arthur F0ote
Pilgrims Song .......... Tschaikowsky
Donald Dowery.
Donald powery. Bernard Brown. ''-'
Herman Martin Charles Nichol
Charleton McLain.
Nocturne, op. 81. No. 2.......... Chopin
Mary Bullock.
Serenade In Summer ..........,., Denzs
Loves Garden of Roses .......... Wood
Girls Chorus.
Souvenir des Alpes. OPP. 27.... Boehm
Donald Dowery.
Madonna Shac1els. Nellie Toner
Eva Bachelor
Cd Nan Trouble '''''''.'-' Glngrleh
Mixed Chorus f'r0'heloe
Turkish Patrol .... Theodore NicbaeIis
Orchestra Class
Home, Sweet Home ........ Howard PAYNE
First sung, in London, May s, 1921
Helen Whitacre.
Chorus and Orchestra Class.
The first Of a series Of graduating
pubic recitals will be given at the
Metropolitan School of Music Friday
at SIS p. m. Harry Otis Pruitt, plan
list. pupil Of Mrs. Flora NJ Hunter, will
give the program. assisted by Tommy
Poggiani, v1oInist, pupil of Hugh Nc
Gibeny. Miss Frances Wishart Will
play accomplishments for Poggiani and
Earle Howe Jones will play second
plano parts for Pruitt. The program:
Allegro from Toccato IN G. Major.
Sonata on. 2 number So. Beethoven oven
Allegro con brio.
sn.r,sb D.,oo Mr. Pruitt- o.
Mr. Poggiani. ''----' severn
Trois Ecossaa1ses .......-.-, Chopin
~ the Cradle -.........-.os~...
...--,....:. ........s = Mosziowski
Mr., PTlitt.
cremation rom Mr. I PoE:taa. 'Nas''n''
Nj Fruit and Mr.. Jones. ''----
Commencement will be observed at
the Metropolitan School Of Music on
Friday evening. June %. There will
be these thirty-five graduates in the
departments of piano. voice, violin,
dramatic art, and public school art
Walter Carl Boyer. Henel Brown. Edna
guerite Cilbertson. Martha Doub Ethel Eb-
lin, Ruth Ella Fillmore. Dorothy Fulkerson.
Leerksmp, Helen Barnard Tougher. Frances
Lyons. Georgia MCGEE. Julia Ann McHale.
Harriet Paaynter.. Frieda Popp, Harry Otis
smead Dolores Snyder. Norris A Stanley,
Charles B. williams. Rachel c. Wilson.
Frances A. wichart Kathleen Rumbaugh
I. Ringer. Lucy Copper WEIGH. Doris E VIII
son and Claris Solmons Krohugold.
DR.. Sherman Davis and his wife, a
contralto, and Miss Grace Hutchings.
pianist, will go to Danville on Mon
day evening TO give a lecture recital
on Indian music for a guest meet
ing Of the Browning Club
Fred Newell Morris will present a
group Of his pupils for the first time
in public recital in the -Gropsey Au-
ditorium. Public Library, on Tuesday
at s p. m.
The program:
Behold What Manner Of Love. MacDerulid
MS G A Breeze.
Now sIeens the Crimson Petal ouilter
Mrs. ". A. Shead
When Phyllis Takes Her Vocal Lesson
Miss Eugenia Harris.
Phyllis Has Such Charming Graces. Wilson
Miss Viors Frye.
Elucevsn e Stelle (Toscal ........ Puccini
Then You'n Remember Me bohemian =
Mr.. E. V. Cornish "
sprasIoe NJ 1on BeeheP
Miss Norma France
A Fairy Lullaby -....-.....-....- Quilter
Miss Gertrude Schmidt,
Mrs. Jean Mccormack.
Forest Song .................. Kreutzer
Rage, Melt, Burn (Acis and Gala
''"' Mr.. John W. Appiin. H1l'7I
Angels Ever Bright and Fair (Theo-
If You U'1 Would Love No - MacB Bsraei
Miss Helen c. Jaehne.
Biiou Song (Faust) .......... Gounod
Miss Vera sangernebo.
AccOmpanist. Mrs Frances Porter.