The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-02


Indianapolis has never been heard
in this city and will include operate
arias from the most modern operas
as we'll as the old favorite operas
which have delighted the world dur
ing the past 200 years.
Heretofore all concerts given by
| the choir have beeen given at Caleb
Mills Hall.
Through the fact that this hall is
! soon to be demolished and that the
choir itself needs a large auditorium
| for its ever-increasing audiences, il
ic probable that the coming concert
Will be given in a new auditorium.
! Arrangements are now being made
/ by the management Of the Mendels-
! sohn Choir, and it is expected hat
| the selection Of a new auditorium
will be announced in few days.
a special committee on arrange
ments has been appointed, consisting
of Wilson 3. Parker. chairman; L.
s. Van Arsdal and George A. New
ton. a ladies' auxiliary commit
tee on arrangements has been formed
and is composed of the following
Mrs. Wilson B. Parker, Mrs. Chester
! Cough. Mrs. Bertram Day. Mrs.
Fred Morris, Mrs. T. William Eng.e.
Mrs. Susan B. Hintze, Mrs. Paul
Walters, Mrs. Jack Rhoades. Miss
Matilda Heuser and Miss Elizabeth
Ohr.
ISIS FRIEDA HEIDLER, So
IMi prano of the Metropolitan
@J School of Music. will be SOLO
list for the meeting of the Womans
Research Club, to be held at the
Highland Golf and Country Club
next Monday Mrs. John Kolmer will
be the accompanist.
The regular weekly dinner concert
at the Indianapolis Athletic Club
Sunday night by the club orchestra,
directed by George S. Irish, will be
as follows:
Kentucky Lullaby ............. Miller
.R RPsfN1 Of Rose Marie, HammersItten
scenes from The Red MIR -. Herbert
The Old Refrain .........-.. KreiT7l i,r
Mr.. Dutton-Alto SaXophone.
Mr. Stout-Carinet.
Selections. "The Princess Pat. Herbert
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1.-THE Indiana College of Music
and Fine Arts announces that
III the theoretical classes are well
under way with an enrolment
doubling that of last year. Miss
Lyons. Miss Beauchamp, Mrs. Coffin,
Mr.. Mason and Mr.. Paulsen are the
teachers for this work.
TIN Monday night, Oct II, the
Patton Ensemble of violins,
L. cello and piano will give a
program at the Indiana College of
Music and Fine Arts, the first re-
cital in the series of advanced
students. The ensemble will be as
sisted by Frances johnson, soprano.
Miss Patton Of the violin department
is arranging chamber music groups
and this recital will be a demonstra-
ton of her plans given from the de-
lightful literature written for Cham
Der music. also of the stringed choir
under Miss Pattons direction.
ri OMAR CRAMER, artist piano
HI teacher of the Indiana Col
S lege of Music and Fine Arts
returned Saturday from the
South, where he played a recital in
Sherman, Texas, on Sept. 80, and in
Muskogee, Okla, Oct. l. Mr.. Cramer
has accepted the position Of organ
list and choir master at the Church
of the Advent. The Schubert Quar-
tet, Mrs. James H. Lowry, soprano;
Mrs. Glenn Friermood, contralto;
George KQadel, tenor, and Fred
Jeffry, barytone, with Bert Miller
Ruick, accompanist, gave a program
at French Lick for the National
Convention of Druggists. Mrs. Frier-
| mood and Mr.. Jerry, faculty teach
ers of the Indiana College of Music
business luncheon of the Indiana
| College OF Music will be held Thurs
day, Oct. Z, at IL noon.
FTER quiet and enjoyable
a summer vacation in her pala.
III tial but coy home at Coro-
nado Beach, Cal, Madame Schu-
mann.Heink is now starting upon
her3 fiftieth anniversary tour, under
the direction Of George Engles.
Five decades of music lovers have
been packing opera houses and con-
cert halls to enjoy the art of the
great singer, and still each year
finds her more popular than ever.
Her public appearances began
when she was 10. at Gratz and then
at the Dresden Opera House. Now
she is IS. the mother Of seven, the
grandmother of ten, and the greatest
of all contraltos.
The wonderful voice and artistry
which thrilled Europe a half CEN
fury ago, that America first heard
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