The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-14
COMMENCEMENT
WEEK RECITALS
HOLD INTEREST
College and Private Schools
to Present Graduates in
Music Department.

I'M HE twenty-ninth annual COM
mencement and three gradu-
LII alton recitals will take place
at the Metropolitan School of Music
next week.
All events are open to the public
free of charge. Each will take place
in the Odeon at SIS p. N.
Monday night Miss Helen Maria
Sommers, pianist, student under Mrs.
Flora \. Huter, and Miss Maude
Elizabeth Custer. violinist, student
under Hugh McGibeny, VIII give the
following program:
Prelude and FHgue in fiat, Bach
Sonata. Or. So ..-..-...-..... Beethoven
Allegro first movement)
Concerto. No. first movement Spohr
NOcturne. OD. 10 No. 2...-.-. Chopin
Ariel (On the Bats Back Do I Fly) Lucas
Serenade. OF the Moon ...-.---- Pugno
Danc6 OF Puck Debussy
Staccato Caprice ..................... Friml
Air de Lensky ...,...... Tschaikowsily
Waltz A MAORI ..............B Brahms
Zlgeunerwelsen ....-........... Sarasate
Concerto IN A major. ......... Paderews ski
Allegro Motto Vivace last movement
Soprano TO Sing
Next Tuesday evening Mrs. June
Cooper Baker. mezzo-soprano, pupil
of Edward Nell, and Rea- Colfax Viii
iams, cornetist, student under Les,
lie E. Peck, will give the following
program:
Come Ragsio di Sol CAS- the Swell
.... Ing Wave) .-.-.-.--. .Caldari
Lovely Flowers iiFaust) 49,. Gounod
Glen Island-Fantasie .....-..... Short
over the Steppe. .....-. .Gretchanlnon
NJ % ~ an
..eNedlldt-on .--------.-.- ;Laallee
The Peach Flower words ADAPT
ed from the Chlnesel Bantock
"Nymphs and Fauns'' ........ .Bemberg
Next Wednesday evening, Miss
Frieda Heider, dramatic soprano.
pupil of Edward Nell, will sing the
following program. assisted by Miss
Ruth Ella Fillmore:
Aris-Adieu Forets Jeanne d'Arcl
...---....-.. Tschaikowsky
Air de Lensly'' -. Tschailovslzy-
20 del Mic Dolce Ardor" ........ Gluck
'EIraum Durch die Dammerung" Strauss
Fruhlings Nacht -...-.-...-..
MonCnacht .----.-.....
."on Wings OF Song Mendeisso61; zoRro IN
BASQUE Love Song jspani:h FOX assi''s'
Il FEEL Thy Breath Blow Round Me- ''-'@2
RUSSIAN Folk Song -. Rubinstein
La Paloma" Mexican Folk SOng)
40. - --.-.-.---- La Forge
O4i4S d CiS -. .7-.-.- " aus
Mrs Kolmer and Miss wishard
at the piano
Friday Night Concert
The program for commencement
Friday evening will be:
Introduction ct Allegro. Op. -. GODDARD
Eta Hopper
Orchestral parts on second piano, Harry
Otis Pruitt.
''Zigeunerweisen' ..............S arasate
''Nymphs and Fauns'' ..-.... Bemberg
June Baker
Largo from New World Sym
- Ruth McfDouraf DE''SN
When MaliHdy sings ........ Dunbar
Foreign Views OF the Statue" .Busby
Norah Henderson.
Concerto in A Major ........ Paderewsli
Allegro Motto yivace last Movement)
Helen Marie Sommers
Orchestral parts on second piano, GeraI-
dine Trotter.
"Chanson Pr0vencaIe'' ....... DelI-Acqua
Florence Byers
D4''S'0''s Rea coIfsx Williams N0n'an
Amour Eiens Alder Samson ct
DsH'' Mildred Johns aifs'' Sain'-Saen'
Elizabeth Tevis
June FFrie6a Heider r''-''- Beach
Concerto n E Flat Major last
Two novementsl ..-.....L List
James Kelton Whetstine.
Orchestral parts on second piano, Lucille
Scene from Romance" Edward Sheldon
Tom Armstrong, a young English
Clergyman Norman Green. Cavalline a
beautiful world-famous italian singer,
Helen Ward
Address and presentation of diplomas-Dr.
Robert JudsOu Alley.
Members of the graduating class
are: Lucie Susanna Ashjian, June
Cooper Baker, Marguerite Opal Cul-
bertson, Maud Elizabeth Custer,
Esther Harr, Martha Marie Hay
worth, F'rieda z. Heider, Norah
Elma Henderson, Fairy Crystal Hen.
bricks. Eta Hopper, John Carl
Martin, Ruth Mildred McDougaI.
Helen Simonson Morton, Marion
Edith Seton, Helen Marie Sommers
Marguerite Elizabeth Tevis, Helen
Catherine Ward, James Kelton
Whetstine, Georgia Whitenack
Pearl Grist Young. Florence Eliza
beth Byers, Mildred Lucille Johns,
Rea CoIfax Williams.
Final Recital to
Be Given Monday
Fred Newell Morris will present q