The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-13

Jane Tozer, Earl Chaplin, Albert
Urwitz. Irma May Steele, Esther
Shupinsky, Marion Barr, John Ed
lund. John Dennis, Margaret Half
aker. Vona Cox, Mary Elizabeth
Hunt. Vera Cope, Margaret Nc
Cleary, Margaret Jane Callane, Dora
Wagnon, Bertha Louise Drane,
Frederick Tucker. Mrs. Roy ]. Pile,
Anna Mae Danner, Evelyn Olsen.
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,~ HE Bel Canto Club will hold
its November meeting Sun
- day, Nov. IA, at p. m. at
the home of Mrs. Laura Achenbach.
1924 Central Ave. The speaker for
the day will be Ernst Heberlein. 1t
was announced that Mr.. Heberlein
would talk on Jazz" but by special
request he will talk on "Rossini and
II Barbiere di Siviglis" because Of
the forthcoming production of the
Barber Of Seville" by Challapin
and his company.
The program includes harp solos
by Mrs. Aston. readings by Mrs.
Goodpasture bingham and vocal
numbers as follows:
..ESaage Ssive' ........,........, Msndel
N'so Miss Tuite. "aS'e"e'
"Vsaiaes. ''''.'''' 3 ,sGsd lII
Mr.. Hugh Mason. "O'S'''
sigma. vittoria PoSEian and Mr.. O''''
At, "n,,uE Ernst Heoerlein.
Mrs. G. s. miller. "''i''
""sl' E It Mr. ou Joe s Pc Perrinec.' hA'o'i
sue 'i Miss E. teycovit1l. u 0ap'a
Aria Madam Butterfly ........ Pucclni
Mrs. Irene Hamilton
All the musicians are members Of
the Bel Canto Opera Company. and
the last four are winners Of the
vocal scholarship offered by Sigma.
Gertrude Conte last September. Mu-
sicians interested in attending the
club programs or becoming mem
bers may get all information by call
ing Gertrude Conte, Irvington $3.50.
HE program Of the concert to
be given by the Indiana
Chapter Of Harpists Of the
National Association of Harpists.
Inc. on Sunday afternoon, Nov. II,
at 4 o'clock at the Little Theatre
is as follows:
March Majestic" ............ Chalmers
Harp Ensemble.
~J.ns sshgstys; Arr by Louise S Koehne)
-, '@ Deppen 1Arr.. by Louise s. Koehue)
1o;, WePsr Ar5 By louise KSehne)
Louise Schell schmidt- Koehne.
Albert MCCAIN Gaunt
..GChanson de Guillot Martin A, PerilIhou
"se Sqis frf Hndoue d d s steffsno
THE Spinning Wheel" ........... label
"Mnr'h' s %i5ePi Mccain es SHqnod Thomas
a., Helene Harrison Glossbrennerl
ave Nd lillian Adam FlickineerM ascheroni
Louise Seheiisehmidt. Koehne.
..--,- Adoph H; schellschmidt.
Harp Efnsern 5ieEfouise sche ise sSraEHp
KKoehne; Alberta Mccain G5aunt. Helene
Weber, Helen Mccarthy. Bonnie
9e tHIdE M Gee Georgia Lacey Isabel
Director ]. Arthur MacLean of the
John Heron Art Institute has an
nounced that the Sunday afternoon
music for Nov. IL will be given by
members of the faculty of the Metro
politan School of Music. the inter
est and cooperation of Edward Nell.
director of the school, having made
this possible. The program viii be
given at $3.50 and is open to the pub
lie without charge.
The program is as follows:
rio-"serenade. On. 81. ....
moderate. Allegro H%iO"' w. + oe'S'e'
Metropolitan Trio
Nlo,ln Dom watson; ylolincelle. Adolph
"Mondnacht" (MoonlighD
"FrghiinFsnacht' '' Spring
"AIi Sour oul's Day. O istPauss
Trumpet-"Goin Home New Worlds
syRR 6teTf ssbu1iz; '.''' Dvorak
.The Penitent" Edna ST. VINCENT a h MiIiay
Things" ITO her little .daushter.
'O' al Miss Frances 'Beik anne hi'''''
Contralto-Ario tSamon ct pelilah)
Amour Viens Alder.
Miss Mildred Johns
Senate for Piano and Violin
Allegretto ben Moderate.
Recitativo Fantasia ben Moderate.
AllegrettO POGO MOsso.
Willard MacGregor and Hugh McGibney.
The museum is open free, from 1
to $50 on Sunday, and several new
are now on view which
may be enjoyed by visitors either
before or after the program. Paint
ing of New York by Everett
Warner. Small Paintings by
Cbauucev II RYDER and n "Pirds.