The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-05


Florence Keepers, pianist, and Miss
Helen Sartor, reader, members of
the faculty of the Metropolitan
School, gave a program for the
Parent-Teacher Club of Schools 80
and so at the Hawthorne Commun-
ity House Tuesday evening. Miss
Sartor also presented some of her
pupils in a one-act sketch, 1.-THE
Neighbours" on the same program.
Those taking part were Marian
Fehrenbach, Mary Nichols, Geraldine
Kuntz, Helen Louise Small, Mary
Beatrice Whiteman, Maxine Rose
baum and Lorene Duley.
Miss Kathryn Harrod, dramatic
reader, pupil of Miss Frances Beal
Of the Metropolitan School. will leave
shortly for a season with the Com
munity Lyceum Company.
Virginia Stout. pupil of Miss Beik,
gave a program with Ford and
Glenn, vaudeville artists, for the XII
wants Club at Greensburg Fri
day evening.
n HE monthly meeting OF the
studio of the Indiana College
on Music and Fine Arts will
be held on Wednesday night, March
8, at 8 p. m. in the college audi
forum. The program is open to all
students and music lovers and is for
music appreciation. Mrs. Lenora
Coffin of the Indianapolis public
schools music department will con-
duct the program and the subject
will be: Form in Music" illustrated
by violin vocal and piano selections
by members of the school. This is
open to the public without charge.
The Indiana College of Music and
Fine Arts announces with pleasure
the recovery of Wilma Davis Hine
of the dramatic art department,
after long illness. Mrs. Hine Is
again in her studio. Her pupils will
give a three-act playlet on Thursday
evening, March 10, at the, Masonic
Temple. The title Of the play is;
Are You a Mason?"
Advanced students Of the Indiana
! College of Music and Fine Arts will
give selections of the music mem
DRY contest list on the regular
monthly college radio hour, on
March 16.
LaLura Martin, Louisa Steeg,
Lepha Wilson, James Hatton and
Walter Price will take part.
Bomar Cramer and Evan Geor-
gieff, members of the faculty, also
will give some of the numbers.
Tom Broadstreet, student of Glenn
Friermood of the Indiana College
of Music and Fine Arts, has been
engaged as soloist at the Second
Church of Christ, scientist, at Della
ware and Twelfth SITS.
Betty Jane Wolfe, pupil of Ger
trude Hacker of the dancing depart
ment of the Indiana College of Mu-
sic and Fine Arts, is also little
singer and will broadcast over
WFBM on Monday and Friday
nights from TO Z o'clock.
~ RECITAL will be given at
Val 3:15 o'clock Sunday after
S noon at the Academy Of
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under the direction Of the Indian
apolis Maennerchor.
The Alumnae chapter of Sigma
Alpha Iota sorority. MI Zeta, will
be entertained with the regular
monthly dinner at Mrs. Harold d.
Robinson's home, 1924 Park Ave-,
next Monday at $50 o'clock. Follow
ing the dinner a musical program
will be given by Helen Phipps, Flea.
nor Tracy and Mrs. Robinson.
TIN the Sunday evening dinner
concert program played by
the Indianapolis Athletic Club
Orchestra. George Irish, director, are
three musical comedy selections,
1.-THE Student Prince" by Romberg.
1.-THE, Chocolate Soldier" by Strauss.
and princess Pat" by Herbert.
1.-THE Serenade." and Deep in My
Heart" are the two favorite num-
bers in "The Student Prince" while
Come, Come, My Hero" will be re-
membered from 1.-THE Chocolate
Soldier"
| Two groups OF numbers on the
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