The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-05


opens it's sixth season next Tuesday.
All private instructions will be given
that week in Irvington and at Thir-
ty. Eighth st. and College Ave.
New additions to the faculty in
clude Eva Hople, II. King, Carol
Coapstick and Thomas Poppani.
Vittoria Montani will add the teach
ing of the Irish harp. Miss Helen
Cienier has joined the faculty and
will teach dramatic art.
Gertrude Conte Of the Irvington
scholarship consisting Of free in
struction from Oct. 1 to May 1. The
voices are tested privately.
The new north building recently
purchased by the directors of the
Metropolitan School of Music will be
ready for occupancy with the open
ing Of the thirty first season next
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The main activities of the sclvA
will continue at the central BUN
ing, corner North and Pennsylvania
streets, and the new building.
corner Thirty Fourth and Pennsyl-
vania SITS. will be used for the ac-
commodation Of students in the
vicinity, the faculty dividing time
between the two buildings.
Four new members have been
added to the faculty. Miss Eliza
beth Kaltz, teacher of music in
Arsenal Technical High School, will
become assistant to Ernest G. Hes
ser in the public music department.
Miss Florence Keepers and Kelton
Whetstine, graduates Of the school,
will enter the piano department and
Miss Isabel Parry who will have
charge of the Dunning Music
System of Theory for Children.
Through it's afiliation with Butler
University the school offers its
students a graduate degree.
The same directors will remain in
charge of the school, Flora M. Hun
ter, head of the piano department;
Hugh McGibeny, head Of the violin
department; Edward Nell, head Of
the voice department, and Leslie
E. Peck, heal Of the department Of
cornet and trumpet.
Faculty members are Arthur G.
Monninger, Mrs. Arthur Monninger,
Earle Howe Jones, Mary L. Will
hite, Tully E. Brown, Grace Hutch.
ings, Helen Louise Quig, Frieda
Heider, Nora M. Beaver, Allie r.
Eggleston, Lucille Wagner, Geral-
dine Trotter, Leone Kinder, Frances
A. Wishard, Laura Doerflin, Harry
Otis Pruitt, Franklin N. Taylor, IN
Belief Sweenie, Lluu Brown, D&H
Watson, Henry Marshall, Edwin
Jones, Adolph Schellschmidt, Ar.
thur Deming, Ernest C. Hesser, Ber-
nice Van Sickle, Frances Beik, Fay
Heller. Helen Sartor, Leontine Gano
and Nan Hunt.
Fred Newell Morris, teacher of
singing. has been reengaged for the
season as bass soloist and director
OF music at Tabernacle Presbyterian
Church.
The new repertoire Of the choir
will include Maunder's Song Of
Thanksgiving" and Gounods MES
Sc Solenelle," and n number Of new
attractive choruses and quartets.
Morris returns TO Toledo, Ohio, in
December for his seventh engage
ment with the Toledo Choral Society
and Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
as bass soloist in Handers sMes-
siah."
The Morris studio at 1903 n. Della.
ware ST. has been reopened for the
season.
The Metropolitan School Of Music
announces the addition to it's fac.
ulty OF Isabel Parry, who will teach
the Dunning system OF theory for
children.
Miss Pary's general musician.
ship and ability as a concert plan.
list is we'll known. She has been
trained by some OF the worlds
greatest masters, among them being
Leschetizky and F'raulein Marie
Frentner of Vienna, and in this
country Nine Fannie Bloomfield
Zeisler Ruodph CAM and sea-
Palmgren, the modern compo%D
pianist For two years she was
member OF the faculty OF the Cor
nish School of Music in Seattle,
Wash.
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