The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-11

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terrain Church, Thirty-Fourth st.
and Central Ave. Students of Fred
Newell Morris will be presented in
the final vocal recital of the season.
Those participating will be Ken
meth Shirley, Miss Dorothy Bar
tholollew, w. B. House, Jr.; Mrs.
Wallace r. Smith, David L. Neafus,
Mrs. Elmer j. Ridgway. Charles E.
Nourse, Mrs. Ross w. Reed, DR..
Charles E. Arnold, Miss Viora Frye,
Mr.. Duncan MacDougall, Miss Bere-
nice Reagan, Miss Dorothy Bar
tholomew and Mrs. Christine Don
aldson, accompanies.
The recital is free to the public.
The program follows:
who Is Sylvia" ................ Schubert
Thy Beamipg e5 Eyesbo shirley .MacDo~el
Pirate Dreams" ....,............E ueEter
""i' Miss Dorothy bartholomew. D''a'l
II iI1ascerato spirito Simon BoccaRs.
S'', W, 3. House. jr. s''Ul
"PSr. becesti, o BoccO BOccO Bella i..,
Mrs. Wallace r. smith. Io'''
May the Maiden ....-....'.... Carpente,TT
Fp''''eii@ David L. Neafus. -''''
"Nur Wer Die Sehnsucht kermit. 800.
..,,,;. y,;o.'''''.. Iscna15,Ko%ySSS
The sal Mrs.. Elmer Ea5s j. Ridsvay. SuFi'lsh
Inc Ni0i'N Charles E. Nourse. oO"'e'
Pace. Pace. Mic Do la Frior Del
..,r peestino) .........'..........'. X W
-''o Mrs. Ross W. Reed. wa"
Rolling in Foaming Billows' (crea-
~ DR.. Charles Arnold. ''
20 Mo Fernando" la Favorital
cali Me No More, 3 cadman
Miss viora Frye.
"on Guard" ................ Won F,ielitz
Duncan MacDougail. 50
'"''0 Miss Bssrehiice Reagan. N
END A N A COLLEGE OF
| MUSIC AND FINE ARTS,
Bomar Cramer, artist piano
teacher OF the Indiana College of
Music and Fine Arts will present
his advanced students in a recital
on Tuesday, June IA.
The following program will be
given
Sonata. op. IA" tFirst Movement
Miss Mary Hummei .,,,
0'''e'A'"0 Miss Maxine Rue --O91'''"'N'
Miss Hazel LaniSin
III Nu' Miss Phoebe Emerson "-''DO~ '
0''''''''' Miss Ards Gardiner
Sonata, op. 10. No. 3" First Move
IN, ,'N MISS Virginia. Lucas. |,'
Etude' 0 Iiss 10 Maine GMssio Tandersrft Chopin
Prelude, G-Sharp Minor. .Rachmaninof
-, Miss Myldred Marlowe $50,
"Ballade. AFis Flat '4.a. "!'soH Chopin
'1 Miss Maxine Vandegrift
Tango dFon;a,'.'....''.'''.'.'''' IRRa aTsi
'eS"N Nf Miss Virginia Lucas f'A'e'
Sonata, B-Flat Minor" First Move ..
Ma asn', 3 Hamlin piano: CHOPIN
Affiliated with Butler University.
The twentieth annual commence
ment exercises of the Indiana Col
lege of Music and Fine Arts will be
held Friday, June II, at ais
o'clock.
The following will be the pro-
gram:
Louise pauner: graduate in violin, pupil
MIS- Mr.: Eugene Fife: Gertrude F. M. Whelan,
graduate in piano. pupil OF Bomar Cramsr.
Small. public school music.
violin; Mary Eliyssssh Ennis, dramtic art;
Public School Music Certificates g
PaPo School COINS Music v2sns nuea: g.
Dramatic Art Certificates q years.
Mer sate su ps
intendent of public instruction.
Presentation Of certificates. diplomas
and degrees.
The last faculty meeting of the
season will be dinner meeting at
the Columbia Club, Monday, June
IS, at $50 o'clock, when greeting
will be given the twelve teachers
who have joined the faculty this
season and an informal reception
will be held.
Students of Gertrude Hacker of
the dancing department will give
Revue" at the Lyric beginning
Sunday, the 18th, assisted by James
Hatton, tenor, and Dewey Seidel,
pianist.
The bi-monthly students recital
will be given Saturday, June Is, at
2:30 p. m.
Mary Barbara Zechiel, Martha
Dean Lesher, Carl Stoycheff, Marie
Frances de Laney. Charlotte Lou
Brooks. Simon Gold Eva Marie
Rugenstein, Myrtle Berkshire, Alice
MrOril1on Incti,,o CfotcopL,Yrr,