The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-01
"A Series of Recitals to Feature Open
House at Irvington School of Music

Orange and Laurel SITS, Monday,
Jan. 3, p. m.
The program is made up Of Christ
mas carols Of many nations. There
will be no admission, but a silver
Offering will be taken to defray ex-
penses.
The city Walther League cordially
invites the public to this concert.
The members of the quartet are we'll
trained in music, have had years of
concert experience, and spent the
past two weeks in concert work in
Chicago.
Program follows:
'''1''e Carl Bergen
y Jtnt Up SE XGpF Heads" Grabcrf fsSG5s4
Baritone to eU solo@"Tbe Infant KinE,
- Paul streufert.
All "Aii NV Heart" ........... Ebeling
Praise God the Lord" ........... Bach
SAii Praise to Jesus Hallowed
PRAISE God the Lord 49,. Bgxte6Sde
From Heaven Above go. .Pachelbel
Carl Bergan.
In bethlehem the Lowly. 18th Century
"God Rest You Merry Gentlemen.
"rbe First Novel; ATT BY BY s staiiner
Tenor solo-"o Holy Night" "A. Adam
Carl Bergen.
I'm a Manager He Is Lying. Traditional
Lea hsl All IL M ha'' Sing Gods f frais es Nea'
................ Arr. by Riede
"a GLORY to God" ........ Pergolesi
81, 20 Sanctissima" =. Arr. by Lochner
United States
Postludew"H aileiujah Chorus. Haendel
e.,. o.. Car Bergen. ~, ,4.
Solo Ouartet-Carl Bergen, Paul Streu-
fert Theo Nickel aud Arnold Beaver.
The weekly program of the Circle
Theater Intimate Ensemble which is
broadcast every Monday night from
to o'clock over WFBM, the
Merchants Heat and Light Company
station, has been announced.
The Intimate Ensemble is directed
by Edward Resener and includes be.
sides Mr.. Resener who Is first vio-
linist; William Symons, violinist;
Walter Hans Reuleaux, cellist:
Arthur Deming, flutist and Dessa
Byrd at the piano. Martha Philips
ReuleauX, pianist, will be included
on the program.
The program includes the follow
ing numbers.
Festival Dance and valse of the Hours"
lin a1f
Mrs ,Reuieaux. 7O''''
Suite Melodique" ........... Friml
(a( 1ntermeZZo.
(cl Love Song.
I'D Valse Lucille.
,,,Yalse" from "valse Suite. ... Brahms
Mrs. Reuleaux.
:. fTle Tie. .;,''''''' '''.'.. Chamnade
just Iem .....'.......... Iooani
ri HE faculty business meeting
Of the Indiana College of
~ Music and Fine Arts will be
held Thursday evening, Jan. 6. fol-
lowing faculty dinner at p. m.
A special recital of advanced stu
dents will be given before the facul-
ty only at 1880 the same evening.
A students recital arranged by
Flora NJ. Lyons will be given Satur-
day afternoon, Jan. 8, at 2:30 in the
auditorium of the indiana College
of Music and Fine Arts.
The following students: Hazel Mae
Fisher, Elizabeth Byfield, Kenneth
Calm, Eleanor Marshall, Dolores
Mainard, Lucille Jackson, Wilhel-
nina McElroy, John Hamlet, Harold
Phillips. John Eklund Margaret
Louise Wilson, Erma Mae Steele,
Barbara Bridges, Eva Allen, Velaria
Scott, La Vance Chaplin, Mary Paul
inc Smith and La Won Patrick are
pupils of Flora e. Lyons. Eleanora
Beauchamp, Frances Johnson,
Glenn Friermood, Pauline Rees,
Helen Sommers, May Gorsuch,
Gladys Loucks and Evan Georgieff.
The advanced students of the In
diana College of Music and Fine
Arts will give a recital, Monday,
Jan. 10, at els o'clock. Bomar
Cramer has arranged the program.
Lepha Wilson is the winner of the
piano scholarship contest given by
the Sigma Alpha Iota musical frater-
nifty, of the Indiana College of
Music and Fine Arts.
Miss Wilson has an engaging
youthful personality and shows
talent which promises real pianistic
ability. She is a graduate of Arsen-
al Technical High School and after
graduation was recalled to the
school to assist in the music depart.
ment.
Thorough the courtesy of WFBM,
a Fred Newell Morris hour has been
arranged to be broadcast the first