The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-17

of Music and Fine Arts, were Win
nerS in a contest, to represent
Technical High School in Chicago
in nationwide contest for high
school quartets The contest will
be held during the conference of
national supervisors of music n
April,
THE following program has been
Il announced for the joint con-
cert to be given by Solomon Golub
of New York, the famous Jewish
composer and singer, and Willard
MacGregor Of indianapolis, who
will perform in behalf Of the In
dianapolis chapter of Hadassah, at
Kirshbaum Community Center. 1914
N. Meridian ST., Sunday evening,
March 10, at 3M5:
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Willard MacGregor
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simchas Torah renle Totos ny composer
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An additional feature Of the con-
cert, at which a capacity crowd is
expected, will be the appearance of
DR.. Alexander M Dushkin, who is
the head Of all the Jewish educa-
tional activities in Chicago. DR..
Dushkin will deliver a short sd-
dress, introducing Mr.. Golub.
The concert is being given to raise
Indianapolis quota Of the financial
requirements of the national or
ganizetion Of Hadassah, which is
known as 1.-THE Jewish Red Cross"
THE following All-American pro-
L gram will be given at the Met
ropolitan School Of Music Monday
night:
Sonata in D-Minor" .............. Rogers
REQUIEM, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Homer
-D''''0' Dallas iGdalblraith.. '''''' mum
The White Peacock" ............ Critics
Fountain Of Acqua Paola' ..,,.. Critics
The Cat and the Mouse" :; .whitehorne
IN" 1T Chimes Of ST. Patrick" whiithhOTne
INES SqV Willard MacGfasoor. "i''n0'Ie
Accompanies: Kenton Whetstine. Earle
Howe Jones.
The above program will be given
at the guest meeting of the Sinfonia,
Alpha Chapter, Monday evening,
March 10, In the Odeon at the
Metropolitan School of Music. Fol-
lowing the program a buffet supper
will be served.
The Metropolitan School of Music
will present a number Of advanced
pupils in recital Saturday afternoon
In the Odeon at 3 o'clock. A play
given by pupils Of Norman Justice
will follow.
Eleanora Murphy. Edna Biery, Mary Jane
Gent. Helen Payne. Krystal Kegorreis, Rob
ert c. Deupree. Richard Wllding Marian
Van Vleet. Tha ddeuS Schoen, Helen Lloyd
Helen hrzet. Louis Jennings, Mae Craig,
Wilma Thompson, Betty PttenRer, Clara
Jane Hickman, June Kempt, Marguerite
Billo, Virginia LeYenberger, Geneva Dillon,
Mary ALA Waters, Lois Ethel knight
Rheta Gardner. Sarah Hinchmarl Alberta
Spiecher, June Kempf Ruth CLARK, Viz
ginia Qualters Helen, higgins, Marie Shaner
and Myrtle Gummel.
Mary Jane Hirschman, Ida Jean
Waltz and Betty Snyder, dramatic
art pupils of Frances Beik will give
program Saturday afternoon for
the children at Sunnyside.