The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-23
The thinner Harp Trio to Appear in
Concert Monday at the Masonic Temple

TN Monday night at the Ma,
IN sonic Temple. the thinner
lN Harp Trio with Tom VIII
liams. baritone. viii appear in recital
with the assistance of the Indiana
Chapter of Harpists in an ensemble
of twenty-five harps.
The program win be as follows:
-A Indiana Chapter Eiinsse:nbie AAnu''
Directed by Louise Schellschmidt -Koehne.
President Of Indiana Chapter ~
Mr. Williams : - = 10y
John Thonas 'Harnist to Queen Vict0rfa1
(Arranged by Van Veachton Rogers. Amer
lean Harpist)
Misses Harris and .Crocluord
(al Air de la Cantate' Bach
(b) lie Jardin Mouille" .-...-.. .Presle
}el ..Lleoeslraum $1,000. 5 Icy
Old Welsh Folk songs- -
Ca' x x9,. lsc b be = SyT 9Ws 5eIlsb,
David Of the White Rock" (Eng.) Z.
tc) ..Mentra Gwen welsh 81! .,,t. tr.n~
Mr.. W. Williams and Miss Harris,
.. MsreSs Ia I,,,oe Du BesthoTen
"p Dss"1 Riyera NERO eST Spiritual .... -
................. Arr. by thinner
CAifred HI Holy. Harpist Boston symphony hong
Orchestral
Misses thinner. Harris and Crockford
Aria: Zaza, picola. zfngara.
Mr.. Williams and Harp Trio.
M indiana Chapter Ensemble.
The ensemble of the Indiana Chap
ter Of Harpists includes:
Louise schcllschmidt-Koeh Alberta
Mccain Gaunt, Helene Harrison Glossbreil-
Ger. Franc White Weber, Mrs. oren Mil
Victoria Montani. Isabel Storch,- Pegey
Culmer Fannie Kiser AIlegra stewart Il SvaT
Ryan. Ernestine Scott Alice Diver. Ruth
Leatherman, Glerna Miller; Anna Ursula
Matthew'S Helen Mccarthy. Helen Harrison,
Betty Baker and Rose Dowd.
RI OMAR cRAAIER. artist piano
Xxi teacher OF the Indiana Col.
9 lege of Music and Fine Arts,
who Is spending two weeks in New
York will broadcast from Station
wEAF. New York City, on Jan. 90
at 8 p. m.
Mrs. Frances Johnson Of the voice
department OF the Indiana College OF
Music and Fine Arts. viii sing FOR
the Scotch anniversary program to
be given at the Tabernacle Church
on Jan. 81.
RI DWARF NELL JR., son of
IT. Edward Nell. director OF the
IL Metropolitan School of Music,
sang in a concert given at Aeolian
Hall, New York, yesterday under
the direction OF Frank La Forge
with whom Mr.. Nell is coaching
while in New York. He is with the
mo No Nannette." company there.
I'm HE next regular Saturday
afternoon recital at the
- Metropolitan School Of Music
will be given Jan. 80 at o'clock.
The public is invited to attend.
The program will be made up Of
violin, piano, cornet. and voice num-
bers, readings, a musical monologue.
and scenes from Romeo and Juliet"
The following students viii appear
on the program:
Alma ouiser. Martha r. Scott. Gene
smith. Eleanor Kother. Wesley Lewis.
Hills Eugenia Madison, Florence l..
Rathert. Janet Nozzle; Muriel Adams.
II. craigle.' Mildred Morgan. Celia Roth
stein, Carol MaybOrn. Emily NJ. johnson.
Elizabeth T. smith, Robert Geiss. Ruth
Edwards Blanche Wilson, Anita G. Wan
dell. Martha Hoyle. Louise Cox. Helen
ET T5s.s and i,I H5slsg Morton ,,,. ., r.n-.
Helen -Quig, Leslie E. Peck. Henry Marshall
Allie Eggleton, Leone Kinder. Lucille Wag-
ner Bernice Van Sickle. Mrs A Monnin-
ger Edward Nell. Hugh McGsbony. Mary
white. and Fay Heller.
Tn SONG recital win be given at
| Al 3:15 o'clock, Sunday after
IL noon by John Coates, tenor,
at the Academy OF Music under the
of the indianapolis Maen-
In his own country. John Coates.
the English tenor,'is as much an I'M
stitution musically as Magma Charta
politically.
Sir Edward Elgar has dubbed him
rch-Chanter John" because like
the ancient monk Of that name, sent
from Rome in the time OF the Veneer
able Bede (Circa 6S4) to teach the
,.,,do.