The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-27


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" RECITAL will be given by
Al students of the Metropolitan
lS School of Music next Satur-
day afternoon at 8 o'clock in the
Odeon. The public is invited.
Piano numbers will be given by
Lois Jennings, Manford Shelburn.
Ruth Claire Marks, Marguerite Nc
Carly, katherine Carlisle. Martha
McFadden, Addie Axline, Erma
Hawkins. Eleanor Murphy, Mary
Heaton and Geneva Hardwood pu-
pills of Willard MacGregor. Arthur
c. Monninger, Mrs. Arthur G. Mon
ninger, Helen Louise Quig, Leone
Kinder and Mary Z. White.
Violin numbers will be played by
Loretta Guedelhofer, William VIII
liams and Frances Kirkham. stu
dents OF Hugh McGibeny. Other
numbers will be: Clarinet solos by
Mrs. Lelah Peck Zimmerman. stu
dent Of Adolph NSchellschmidt; cor
net solo by Theodore Anderson, stu
dent Of Leslie E. Peck; soprano solos
by Miss Ruth Otte, pupil of b. f.
Swarthout; soprano solos by Miss
Edna Hartman. pupil Of Franklin
n. Taylor; and the following students
from the dramatic department win
give readings: Mildred Grayson,
Mary Ellen Cooper. Farietta De
Vault, Ida Jean Waltz and Jean
nette Solotkin, pupils Of France
Beik, Gladys Smead and Helen Sar
tor.
The first rehearsal Of the junior
operetta to be given by students OF
the Metropolitan School of Music
win be held at the school, Friday
evening. Dec. 3, at 1880.
Morrison Davis. barytone. and
Miss Ruth Otte, soprano. students
of 3. F.. Swarthout Of the Metro
politan School of Music. were solo
lists for the opening OF the new Ma
rott Hotel, Wednesday.
Ernest G.. Hesser, head of the pub
lie school music department OF the
Metropolitan School of Music. has
been made president Of the newly
organized North Central Music Su-
pervisors Conference which will hold
its first meeting in Springfield, ILL.,,
in April Miss Lorle Krull has been
appointed chairman OF the Indiana
State advisory committee of the
conference
The following students from the
Metropolitan School Of Music are
serving as chorus accompanies in
the public schools: Miss Dorothy
Fee at Mckinley school, Miss Dor
othy Stewart at Fletcher school, and
Miss Mary ClerlSin at Benjamin Har-
rison school.
Miss Anita Wandell. pianist. stu
dent OF Earle Howe Jones of the
Metropolitan School Of Music, viii
broadcast a forty-five minute pro-
gram at an open house to be given
by Wangelin- Sharp. Thursday, Dec.
3. She viii be assisted by Thomas
Poggiani. violinist, of the faculty of
the Metropolitan School Of Music.
r. ARTHUR w. MASON, di-
IM rector in the Indiana College
Ill of Music and Fine Arts, is
in New York attending the confer
ence of the National Association of
Schools of Music and Allied Arts.
At the present time the association
is one of individuals who are con-
nected with important schools, no
conservatory or university having
yet been accepted as an institutional
member.
At this meeting the commission
on curricula will report, and it is
expected it will be accepted by the
association. And in it definite re-
quirements are laid out, on the basis
of which school membership in the
association will be accepted.
Fred Jerry, teacher in the voice
department of the Indiana College
Of Music and Fine Arts, will sing
for the Elks memorial service in
Noblesville on Sunday, Dec. 5.
Bomar Cramer, artist piano teach
err in the Indiana College OF Music
and Fine Arts, has been invited to
give a recital Sunday afternoon, Nov.
%, in sculpture court of the John
Heron Art Institute.
He will give the following pro-
gram:
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Miss Paulin Roes, teacher in the
piano department of the Indiana
College of Music and Fine Arts,
will give an organ recital Sunday
night at the First Lutheran Church.
Miss Roes is organist at this church.
Miss Gertrude Hacker, director of
the dancing department Of the Indi-
ana College Of Music and Fine Arts
is giving a recital to the Lions Club
in Marion the first Of December. Her