The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-07
CHARITY CONCERT
TO Be GIVEN
Program Has Been Arranged
for Monday Night,

MONDAY evening at the First RreSDy~
terrain Church by Mrs Everett C.
Johnson, soprano, and Mrs. Marie
Dawson Morrell, violinist. The fol-
lowing viii be patronesses for the
affair:
DR.. and Mrs. Matthew f. Smith. Dr. and
Mrs NJ. l.. Haines, Governor and Mrs War
rem I. McCray, Mr.. and Mrs c. N Thomp-
Mrs. Il. G Day. Dr. and Mrs. c. p. Emerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. King, Mrs. Perry H.
Blue, Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Wild. Mr.. and Mrs
Mrs. Norris Ross Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mar
tindalS, Mr. and Mrs A; Smith Bowman
Miss Genevieve ScOville Dr. and Mrs w. n
Wishard, Mrs Blanche ChenoWeth, Mr.. and
Mrs; E H. Greer; Mr.; ana Mrs. Harvey
and Mrs. j. Il Pattison. Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Foltz, Mrs. w j. Brown. Mrs. Mary
Thompson, Mr. Irving williams, Mr.. and
Mrs Mrs A. G. Ruddeu Mr.. and Mrs Il. A.
o. Speers, Mr.. and Mrs. c. W Mayer, Mr.
and Mrs. r. S. Foster Mr.. and Mrs j. II.
Mrs H. c. SiclIels. Miss Anna Sickes Mr..
and Mrs. c. n. Williams, Miss Nora Doll,
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Lemclle Mr.. and Mrs
H. h. Hanna, Jra Mrs Chaplin Foster. Mr..
and Mrs. James ". Lilly, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Vajen, Mrs. James L. Floyd. Miss
Florence Jones, Mr.. and Mrs J. P: Dunn.
Mrs John Holiday, Dr.. and Mrs. J. II. Tay
lor Mr. and Mrs. Paul q. Fisher, Mrs. II. J.
Milligan; Mr., and Mrs. 4. G. Cavins Miss
and Mrs Charles Vaien.
The program is.
.'The Rose Ensiar Is the Nighttngaie'
tOrientM Romance) Rinsl1y Korsakoff
Pastoral.
Mrs Johnson.
Hymn to the Sun" Rimsly Korsako1 Frank
"slavonic Dance. Major No. 8 go.
Scramble Espaguoii M d., Kreisi 81
1.-THE Crying Of Water CAmpbeIl-Tipton
Lullaby ,............. .CyrH Scott
The se Iass viii III the Delicate Air. (od ''e
AnSH'h' Mrs. Johnson Johnson - AF"'
ll'''' OD''''' Mr.. Brown. '-''''' '''''-'
Farewell to Cucullani (Old Irish AiLr)
"crcpo.caaiio' jrwiish. M 4s.s5ot
minute Mrs Siorr sIi''7 7''' ii'''-'
yesterday and Today .........,. Spross
"Alone With Mother ....... COlerldge-IEylor
1.-THE Winds In the South" ......:.:...
'''''''' Mrs, johnson on '''''''
ave Mrs johnson and Mrs. Iorreu,
Accompanies: Mrs. Frank T. Ecenh2rter,
MIR. Glen o. Friermood
Music Notes
on Friday evening, April 10. at S15.
the College Of Music and Fine Arts
viii present pupils Of Pasquale Mon
tani in recital, assisted by Miss Ber-
nice Church, soprano, pupil of Arnold
Spencer and Arthur Graham. pianist,
pupil Of Willoughby Eoughton. The
program IS as follows:
Harp Solo.
Helen SnavcIy Mar-aret Wheeler. ADelphiue
Livenrooi and iIida Scbeurer.
Ethelyu Baker
Vocal Sole
Bernice Church
Flute obllgato BY Mr.. Montaui
Kurt Nahrdt, Jera'd Dunlap Ralph Gios-lo
and Richard Dickson.
Arthur Graham.
Helen HARRISON and Isabel storch.
Fel-n Harrison
Students Of the Metropolitan School
Of Music win give a recital and one
act play next Saturday afternoon.
April IA at 3 o'clock In the OGcon. The
public IS invited There viii be piano.
voice, violin, cornet numbers and
readings on the program.
Students taking part are. Martha
Rosa Scott. Donald Granger, Lola
Palmer. Emmett Vincent. Eunilla
Ward. Charles Everett Sheets, Fan
chon Fattig, Madge Mehring Anne
Burt. Paul Richman, Raymond Thorn
as. Virginia Pratt. Maxine skinner.
Mary Harliug Hondvshell. Alan Yule,
Anna Marie Sander. Dorothy Leah
Price. Aurtno Davis. Dorothy Kepner,
Katherine McLandress Edwin Nc
Cornick, Fern 3hellbourne and Mrs.
Clyde Wilson. In the cast Of tho play
are Gene Smith. Ruth Repschlager.
Eugene Kerr, Mildred Grayson. Mary
Ellen Coop. Elanor Funk, Janet
Nozzle. Margaret Kent. Rosemary
GLADDEN. aud Mary Katherine Kerr
The intermediate Orchestra Of the
Metropolitan School Of Music VIII
make its initial appearance for the
season under the direction Of Henry
Marshall Wednesday evening April II,
at eight o'clock when they will furnish
tho incidental music for a play The
Twig Of Thorne" in three acts which
will DO produced by students of Ar
thur J. Bertault under his direction in
the Odeon. In the cast OF the play are
Marguerite CuIberston Charlotte
Brown, Samuel Konler, Leland
Thorne, Raymond Miller. Louise Car.
ter, Georgia Whitenack, Gladys Nor
rIson. Katherine Gibson, Carl VIII
llams. Robert Gage. Arthur J. Beri-
ault and Mrs Elsie Linkenfelter The
public IS invited.