The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-06-12

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~HE thirty-first annual COM
| mencement of the Metropoll-
o tan School of music will be
observed next Friday evening. June
IS in the Odeon, corner North and
Pennsylvania SITS, at Sis. The pro-
gram will be given by members of
the graduating class followed by an
address by Dean James w. Putnam
of Butler University with which the
music school is affiliated. Dean Put
nam will also present the diplomas.
The program is open to the public.
There will be twenty-one graduates.
Miss Mildred Morrey Casey will re-
ceive her degree of Bachelor of
Music lin the public school music
course. Miss Casey is also a gradu-
ate from the piano department in
the advanced course. She is a mem.
Der of the Mu Phi Epsilon national
honorary musical sorority.
The commencement program will
be preceded by two graduation re-
citals. Next Monday evening at
Sis, Miss Martha Ann Rundell, VIC
linist, pupil of Hugh McGibeny. and
Miss Elizabeth Flora Clements, So
prano of Charlottesville, pupil of
Edward Nell, will give a joint re.
cital. Next Tuesday evening at S:15
Miss Mary Ellen Galbraith, pianist,
pupil of Mrs. Flora NJ. Hunter, and
Miss Helen Claire Payne. soprano,
pupil of Edward Nell. will give a
joint recital. Miss Payne and Miss
Rundell are members of the Mu Phi
Epsilon sorority. The programs will
be given in the Odeon and are open
to the public.
The summer term special school
for supervisors of public school
music will open at the Metropolitan
School of Music next Monday under
the direction of Ernest G.. Hesser, di-
rector of music in the public schools
Instructors besides Mr.. Hesser will
be Lorle Krull, Elizabeth Kaltz,
Arthur G.. Monninger, Grace Hutch
ings, Earle Howe Jones, Frances
Beik. Bernice Van Sickle and Adolph
Schellschmidt. Other members of the
faculty will be available for private
instruction during the summer term.
q scholarships will be award
y ed successful contestants in
~ voice, piano, cornet, clarinet
and dramatic art by the following
teachers: In voice, Mrs. Frances
Johnson, Glenn Friermood and Fred
Jerry; in cornet. Mrs. Eleanor Saun-
ders; in clarinet, William r. Web
rend; dramatic art, Ruth Todd and
| Clarence M. Weesner, teachers of
the Indiana College of Music and
Fine Arts. The contests will be held
Sept. 10. Rules governing the con.
tests will appear later. Competent
judges in all classifications will serve
on the committees.
mi HE special term for music SUI.
visors will be held for six
~ weeks at the Indiana College
of Music and Fine Arts from June
Is to July rs.
The summer term Is under the
personal direction of Flora E. Lyons
teacher of normal methods and prin.
ciples of teaching. The staff in.
cludes: Lenora Coffin, history and
music appreciation; F. A. Barker OF
Arsenal Technical High School will
conduct high school methods; Ross
T. Campbell of Arsenal Technical
harmony and ear training, and Bjorn
Winger, also Of Technical, will teach
English literature and psychology.
IrE1 HE following teachers of the
Indiana College of Music and
LII Fine Arts will present a few
of their students in a recital on
Saturday afternoon, the 10Th.
Miss Beauchamp. who has charge
of the program; Miss Lyons, Miss
Loucks. Miss Borsuch. Miss Roes.
Miss Hoffman, Miss Sommers. Mrs.
Todd, Mr.. Jeffry.
/ The students are Avanelle Hoff.
man, Mary K. Nicodemus, Martha
Florence Whitaker, Oscar Mas.
Anna Louise Hoyle. John Noller,
Margaret Louise Wilson, Pauline
Siener. Lucille Mckay, Mary Hynes.
Bernays Thurston, Catherine Dolan,
Dorothy Mann, Dorothy Caudell and
Aurine Davis.
IRIS. JAMES H. LOWRY,
I'M voice teacher of the Indiana
IL College of Music and Fine
Arts will leave June 16, for three
months trip to Europe.
James Carlton Gauld, a former
pupil of Glenn Friermood, has just
been engaged for the grand opera