The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-21
Indianapolis Matinee Musicale to
Have Important New Season This Fall

- IHe coming season, To-Day an
nounced the committees in charge Of
the Various activities of the society.
According to Mrs. Hugh McGib-
eny, all the committees have been
filled and are now ready TO carry out
the plans for the new season.
The executive committee con-
sists Of the officers Of the club and
Mrs. j. Reid Steele, Mrs. Henry
Schurmann, Mrs. Charles A. Pfaff-
lin, Mrs. Edwin Shedd, Mrs. Robert
Bonner, Mrs. S. K. Ruick, Mrs.
Simon Kiser and Mrs. Jack Good
man.
~ Chairman of student section: Mrs
Chairman dancing section; Mrs. Stuart
Desn, Mrs. Herman Wolf. assistant.
o,MNembeSship committee: Mrs. Robert
- R,rosrSm c9maiittse: Mrs. $. K, Ryick
franR Grego M Mrs Hsep Ms
z, E. Fliclxinger Mrs. Marie Dawson Nor.
rell, Mrs, James w. Hurt. Mrs. Louise 8
Orion, Miss Uba white. '1
Social committee: Mrs. Roy Adams. Mrs
IsasG Born nc. M rs. DWisRS Ay1tmanH H., Mrs
/. Chambers. Mrs. Caroline Y. Collins
Mrs: Grace Dpckwall, Mrs. TnoTas, DE-
VI.
Herbert Gibbs Mrs. n. G. -Hereth. Mrs, E
GEORGE 8, HeaTis Mrs Harvey ~'sp'q 3 Martini Fa
Mrs Mrs Ts Sa'0 Mrs. MRS william M &sn
Moore. Mrs John H. Oliver, Mrs II. o
ss M MRS E S6ST Fd M Ms' cn %'y
Voorhees,.
Room committee: Mrs. Louise C
George, chairman.
Delegate to local council Of women
Mrs. Gay r. Estabrook.
Musical extension work: Mrs William
Herbert GIBBS.
:. Musical extension in public schools
Mrs. James NJ. OGden.
Library extension; Mrs Frank Cregor
- Publicity committee: Miss Grace
Annual card party: Mrs. otto Keller
chairman.
ANNUAL business meeting and luncheon
Mrs. Harvey B. Martin. chairamn.
1.-TWO concerts will be given in
ii the city parks Sunday by the
III Indianapolis Military Band
under the direction of w. S. Mitchell.
The soloists will be Mary Case,
Noble Howard and Pasquale Mon
TAM.
The programs are as fellows:
Garfield Park. $3.50 p. NJ.
March. National Emblem" (ReauesD
Antony and cleopatra" Suite de as-' :,
Euphonigim Solo MY Regards c .Ee%eii Sn
Grandf Fantasia From wallace,s Opera;
Harp Solo Im %r' TSnItani.
GSv vn sO6eron '.'''.''''''' weber
Descriptive a. Fantasia, C'' Srhe Dying !s., -.
"Reminiscences Of the Plantation y;
"star-Spangied Banner
Riley Playground. 7:45 p. NJ.
March Supreme Triumph" .. Jewell
Selection Fro u algeria" ........ Herbert
D''' '''-' '''' Mr.. Howard. '''e0''O
Humoresdue ca THE Merry Widow"
selection From the Musical Romance. '''''
- oomeume ...'.... -. ''s''.' rrlmi
Miss Case.
THE Tramp" an Idyl of the Road.
The Gov Worm Re9aestj. tauF Tincfe
''Star-Spangled Banner.
E@s
ri RAND opera will return to
IL the big open air theater in
III Forest Park in st. Louis the
week of Aug. %, when the Grand
Opera Association of st. Louis will
take over the alfresco playhouse
for a massive production of CIR
men," featuring Metropolitan Opera
company artists.
The season will follow immediate
ly the close Of the civic comic opera
cycle and will be a separate and dis.
tinct project directly sponsored by
Director Guy Golterman Of the
Grand Opera Association, one of the
founders of the open air theater,
end the producer of all the previous
grand opera enterprises there.
A chorus Of $50 members Of St.
Louis choral societies. trained by
Giuseppe Cesati. assistant conductor
of the Metropolitan Opera Company,
will be one of the features of the
production. which will also include a
ballet of thirty-two dancers, trained
for the opera by Lillian Ogden of
the Metropolitan ballet, and an or
chestra of sixty local symphony mu-
sicians.
In his aim for a massive as well
as a finished production, Director
Golterman is making special prepa-
rations for exploiting the immense
stage of the Forest Park Theater,