The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-28

who consented to take her as stu
dent, with a lesson every day.
In the two years she has been in
New York she has justified the be-
lief that all personally interested
have had.
On Jan. 6. 1928, an addition
was granted Ann kaufman at the
Metropolitan Opera Company in
New York before Otto H. Kahn,
Gatti- Casazza, Artur Bodansky and
several of New York's music critics.
The unanimous opinion was that
she possesses a rare mezzo- contralto
voice with every reason to believe a
brilliant future awaits her Upon
the completion of her singing, she
was asked by Mr.. Kahn to come
again in November to sing before
the committee, when he would make
the final decision where best to send
her in Europe to prepare her for
grand opera.
MARGARET DELAMETER
IV1 STONE will present her pupils
in a piano recital, 1.-THE Witch of
Harmony Hill" Thursday evening,
May 3, at 745 o'clock in the audi
forum Of Irvington Masonic Tenn
pie.
The part of the witch will be
played by Adele BAREBACK, dramatic
art pupil of Mrs. Claud Stephenson.
The program will be as follows:
Quartet, Turkish Dondo' ..... Mozart
Millicent Cummings Dorothy Hof.
Edith Marie Overtree, Stanley Johnson.
Hans ana d Pasalo, Sc valid 5iehi
Springs Approach .......,...,.. Kroeger
Marie Smith
Song Of the Lark" 49,. .Tschaikowsky
ION a Summers Night i''l ~ Tone Picture
"eono+,,. - Thelma Kaylor poo+ho,,o,
'O'-' ''''" - Mariiane sturmi -'''''-O'eD
Dance Of the Dolls" .....,...... Poldine
Harriet King
DeArmond Dochez
-. Rosa Lena voiler 1.,,
Dorothy Hof
THE Second Valse" .............. GODDARD
Stanley Johnson
Nsf'e0'e Miliicent Cummings ''''''0SS
Evening Star" from "Tannhauser'
.., ,',' Faith Marie overtres ISl,. .l,1'
O''''' Rhythm Orchestra '''
A N ORGAN recital will be given
N Sunday afternoon at o'clock
at the First United Brethren Church
by Donald Carter of Indiana Cen
trail College, pupil of Mrs. H. F.
Greulich, assisted by the college
choir, directed by Mrs. Jane john
son Burroughs. The public is in
vited.
Tuesday evening, May 1, Miss
Dorothy Jensen, contralto, pupil Of
Mrs. Burroughs of Indiana Central
College, will give junior recital.
On the program will be readings by
Miss Avyce Richards, pupil of E.
Elmer Marshall.
This will be Miss Richards senior
recital and she will be assisted in
one number by Miss Dorothy Snive-
ly. Miss Freda Rider will be the ac-
companist. The program will be:
Queen Katherine's Plea" from Henry
=, VII. .....' ,;............. Shakespeare
"PeriIs Of Public Speaker. Guest
Miss Richards
Morning on Re. Bayou" Strickland
Ma Lii Bateau'
'Dreamin Time"
Johnny Tells a Tale"
STAY in Your own Back Yard. Ke egl7{ +.
was But -sH Miss Richards 1900 'H'''''
"Wondrin' Why ......Jane J. Burroughs
Sheep, and Lambs ..3i4....;5..... Homer
Miss Richards and Miss snively
Il u
n ANIEL SHATTUCK, tenor, and
- William Jones, baritone, pupils
of Glenn Friermood of the Indiana
College Of Music and Fine Arts are
members of the quartet which won
first place at the National Super
visors Conference in Chicago re-
Gently.
The seni-monthly students recital
open to the public will be held on
Saturday, May 5, at 2:30 p. m.
The following students: Louise
Crabb, Mary Anna Lichtenauer,
eBtty Jane Peterson, Betty Lou
Moores, Eugene Williams, Frank
Sink, John Montani, Alberta Reep,
Lavon Patrick, Mary Evelyn Daniel,