The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-01

/ ID. Long. dialect reader, Mrs. Bal
lard Long, accompanist; Mrs. Fran
ces Johnson. soloist; Mrs. \. r.
Dewey. dramatic reader, and Miss
Lucille Stanley, VIOLIN
METROPOLITAN SCHOOL
PLANS FOR MUSIC WEEK
The Metropolitan School Of Music
will present fourteen programs
| during Music week, the activities
beginning Tuesday evening, May 4,
at the school when the final fac
ulty program Of the season Will be
given. On the program will be the
string orchestra directed by Hugh
/ McGibeny. a piano duo by Earl
Howe Jones and Harris Otis Pru-
/ lit. a violin concerto by Thomas
/ Poggiani a reading by Miss Fran
ces Beik. a piano concerto by Miss
Grace Hutchings. accompanied by
Mrs. Lucille Wagner! a dance di-
rected by Nine. Gano; a group Of
songs by Miss Frieda Heider, a vio-
! lin number by Henry Marshall and
a trio played by Dom Watson, VIC
linist; Adolph Schelleschmidt, cell
| list. and Earl Howe Jones, pianist.
The program will be open 10 the
public free Of charge and Will be
in the Odeon at S15.
Wednesday evening the BIZ
monthly radio program will be
broadcast from WFBM ut S o'clock.
This program will be given by Ed
win Jones and Thomas PogEiani.
violinists; Miss Frieda Heider. So
prano; Miss Florence Keepers. pian.
list; Robert Schultz, cornetist. and
trio, Marguerite Billo, violinist: Mar.
ceno. cellist, and Mildred Click,
pianist.
Thursday and Friday evening at
8 o'clock will be given the annual
children's concerts. Saturday after
noon Hugh McGibeny will present
his annual children's recital.
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
at noon programs will be given at
the Butler University Chapel and
six concerts will be given at vari-
Gus public schools during the week.
Wednesday at Butler University
the program viii be given by
Thomas Poggiani, violinist: Miss
Dorothy Ryker. soprano, and a trio.
Mr.. Poggiani, violinist; Miss Susan
Woodbury.. cellist, and Miss Florence
Keepers, pianist. Thursday Mrs.
Harvey r. Martin. soprano: Miss
Dorothea Berger. pianist. and Robert
Schultz. cornetist. will give the pro-
gram. and Friday the program will
be given by Miss Maxine Moore.
contralto; Miss Marie Zorn. pianist,
and a trio. Miss Marguerite Billo.
violinist; Miss Marcene Campbell.
cellist. and Miss Mildred Click,
pianist
In the Thursday evening chlldrens
concert and play will be:
-, Mary JuHe Foqtc. Abram Parry. Mary
EtiI55abeth Neal. Fanchon Fattig. Virginia
Rqthsten Robert CASTOR Dsupree. An.
he Lutz. Jeanne Alien. Helen Helen Fra 1i,s,
Starr. Elizabeth Emcrt lanc Bannister
Evans. Mary Lou over William Crai-Ic.
Bobby IH4oerth. Jeanette solotkin. Anna
>. Mary Jane shideler. Elizabeth Kelley.
campbell Wiilianls. Marion Chaplin. Emily
Ward. Mary Frances TatloclS, Farctta De
Vault Charles, Joseph PAYNE. William Han
RarSara Smith TIM Csp re @s H9b i Vrgn h
Viking Harold .Schenk Ernestinc Brad
field Elizabeth Mcintyre Margaret Brma-
othv Lawrcncc- Martha Mealy. Esther
Hohlt Emily YuclSnat Mary Livingston.
Haibing Betty Lou Moores. Joscphine
Halbing Fanchon Fatig. Marie shaner.
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Charlotte Van Sickle. Alice Weghorst. Vir-
ginia Rowlinson
For the annual junior recital by
pupils OF Hugh McGibeny the pro-
gram will be given at o'clock
Saturday afternoon by the following
violinists
GUY Kornbloom, Norman Carey. Gladys
Van Lear. Fletcher Woodbury.. William
nopna Marguerite Harrison Charles
Phillips Emerson. Betty williams.
A play, The UNLIMITED Guest"
will be given by pupils Of Miss Helen
Sarter, in the cast of which will be:
Mary Katherine Kerr Janet. ,Noglle, Mar
Funk. Eugenia Huston Margaret Smith.
Mildred GraysOn. Eugene Kerr. Vera Davv.
Miss Frances Wishard and Miss Helen Har-
rison will be the accompanies.
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C"l HE following teachers Of the
Indiana College of Music and
- Fine Arts will participate in
programs during Music week at the
college, at public schools, also at
Sunnyside Hospital and the Home
for Aged Women: Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Friermood, Mr.. Ferdinand
Schaefer. Miss Ruth Rainier, Mrs.
Ruth Todd. Mr.. Bomar Cramer,
Mrs. James Lowry, Miss Cleon
Colvin. Miss Maxine Ferguson. Miss
Eleanora Beauchamp, Mrs. Berta
Miller Ruick. Miss Helen Sommers.
Mr.. Clarence NJ. Weesner, Mrs.
Frances johnson, Mr.. Evan Georgi-
eff. Mrs. Elenora NJ. Saunders and
Mr.. William II. Wehrend.
The following students will also
give programs: Maxine Ferguson,
Cole Watkins, Ocie Higgins, Louise
Dauner, James Hatton. Mary Mar
garet Hill, Betty Mckee, Justine
Stotsenberg, Thelma Rubbish, Mrs.
Pile. Gertrude Whelan, Virginia
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