The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-12

Schmedel, soprano, who Will study
with Mr.. Glenn Friermood.
The Bel Canto Club will hold its
November meeting, Sunday, Nov.
Is, at p. m, at the Irvington School
of Music, 5657 E. Washington st.
Mrs. j. Rotz will be the hostess. Mrs.
Fern Norris will address the club on
the following subject: stage and
Interior Decorative Art"
The program:
'"'' MISS MISS seSasti S Palma On0piH
Vocd Ioo"e uS Sleep. Why Dost THOU
Leave Mss MS' Cecilia o;Mahone;y;.' HANDEL
Lecture-Mrs, Fern Norris.
Vocal-'The Rosary .............. Nevin
Mrs. Dawson.
"a. "a Southern Girl at Dance"
Mrs. Goodpasture Bingham.
Mrs Hopkins.
Musical E E,s9 MlGTsG R WlSEsnso opera"
and ID Mrs MIS- Melvin Kettlehut
The program has been arranged
by Sigma. Gertrude Conte.
The bi-monthly student recital
will be given on Saturday, Nov. 1e,
at 2:30 D. m. The following stu
dents wilI take part:
Virginia Davis Phyllis Mattern
William Wise Charles Shields
Betty 10 Laughner Mery Helen BROOK
Maxine Rue Marguerite King
Clayton Littel Mrs. Hattle Conen,
Billie Sylvester Irma Mae Steele
Mary Pauline Smith Lavon Patrick
Gertrude Wilson
They are students of Gertrude
Whelan. Evan Georgieff, Wilma
Davis Hine, Bomar Cramer, Eleanor
Beauchamp, Frances Johnson,
Arthur w. Mason and May Gorsuch,
Barbara Ellen Downs. Betty Jane
Brock, Katherine Lammert Virginia
Hitchcock.
Miss Sebastiana Palma will play
a group of piano numbers, Thurs
day, at banquet given by the Irv-
ington Methodist Church.
Elva Pliley Feller will sing
group Of songs at recital given by
Flora Sauer at the North Side
Branch of the ITvington School of
Music on Sunday, Nov 13.
Mr.. j. E. Potzger, who has charge
of the South Side Branch of the
Irvington School of Music, gave a
very interestin gas well as instruc-
tive talk on the pianforte at meet
ting Of the A. S. F. Club on Sunday,
Nov. 6.
The progressive series piano teach
erS, Miss Leoline Jaquith, Mrs.
Margaret Delameter Stone and Mr..
w. T. Shannon, will present some
OF their pupils in a recital Monday,
Nov. IA, at 1880 p. m, at the Pro-
gressive Series Piano Studio, Sc S.
Irvington Ave. The following pu-
pills will take part:
RS6s5s Ya soi. E GG16tSs gS1ltz
| Mayany Mason John DemuS
Doris Van Horn Mary Shannon
| Frances Shaw Margaret Foster
Roberta Dickinson Hilda Daun
Stanley Johnson
This is the first of a series of stu
dio recitals to be given by the pupils
of the Progressive Series Piano
Teachers of Indianapolis. the public
is invited to attend.
Karl Reckzeh has entered his
sixth year as conductor of the Indi-
annapolis Maennerchor and will con-
duct the opening concert of the sea-
son, Nov %, at 8:15. Dusolina Clan
mini, young American soprano, will
be Soloist. This is the third season
Miss Giannini has been soloist for
the clubs opening concert.
The Maennerchor is the oldest
musical organization in the city,
having been continuously active as
a mems singing society for more
than seventy-two years. 1t has had
as leaders many fine conductors, Mr..
Reckzeh being considered the cul-
mination of the list. He is a pianist,
teacher and conductor in Chicago
and comes to Indianapolis each week
to rehearse the local chorus.
The club will give three concerts
under his leadership during the sea-