The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-19

under the direction of Duncan {
The program is as follows:
Part Contemplation
Introduction-Organ
Chorus-Ten99r Solo. ouartet-"No shad-
Tenor soioM''My Soul Is Athirst for God"
Trio, Unaccompanied["A Eventide 1t
Alto solo-"Eyye Hath Not Seen"
Chorus-'".For Thee O Dear. Dear Country
Oh0ruS- part II ' AdoT niaono"
Intermezzo-o- gan
Baritone solo-''A New Heaven and New
Choral sanctus-"Holy. Holy. Holy"
Tenor Solo-'TTo the Lord Our Coz
Alto solo.--"Come Ye Blessed of My
Semi Chorus, Unaccompanied-" THE Fin
Soprano Solo-''These Are They Which
Game Out of Great Tribulation"
Quartet and Chorus-'Listl The Cherubic
Baritone solo-"And I Heard the Voice of
Harpers"
Are the Works. Lord God"
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TINE Ebenezer Lutheran Church,
4 located at keystone Ave. and
the Millersville ISd., will have its
May Festival of Music on Tuesday
evening, May %, at o'clock.
One of the finest programs ever
given at May festival will be pre-
scented this year.
The program is as follows;
Margaret Mattingly. crystal Kegerreis
Reading-iBare Foot Days"
Constance Mclean
00i0-0eie''e0 Dorothy Smith
Piano solo--.Moon Flower" ...... .Huerter
Margaret Mattingly
uaT Mrs r. K HGnis soprano lTs ak
Marion Orr, alto, Frank Parish,
LeAor; O.. e. Lloyd, basso.
-'e91'''s Betty orandall
Tenor Solo-Selected
Thomas Rhoades
Cornet Solo-Selected
Melvin, Brown So
Piano Solo-"Spring" .............. Marks
Pomona Wilson
Monolog-"S extette from Lucia"
Irene thurman
Ruth otte
Clarinet Solo-Selected
Cecil Earle
Piano solo-"Andante ct Rondo"
crystal Kegerreis
Reading-Selected
Pauline Roes
soio-"spring Is Lovable Laqye4., ~ T,,o+
Mrs. Ray Underwood
Quartet-"The Long Day Closes"
...................S Sir Arthur sullivan
A small admission fee of IS cents
for adults and Is cents for children
will be charged.
1.-TWO closing recitals for the sea-
Il son will be given at Indiana
Central College. Next Friday eve
ming at o'clock in the college audi
forum an ensemble program will be
presented.
In the first half of the program
there will be numbers by the girls
glee club conducted by Mrs. Sher-
man Davis, a male quartet, two
piano quartets directed by Miss
Grace Hutchings and the college or
chestra directed by Nathan D
Davis.
The second half of the program
will be 1.-THE Persian Garden" BY
Liza lehman The college choil
will sing the choruses directed by
Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs.
SoloistS will be Mrs. Burroughs
soprano; Mrs. Sherman Davis, con
tralto; Charles l.. Vale, tenor, anC
Dewitt Talbert, bass. Mrs. Vail,
will be at the piano. The program
will be open to the public for small
admission fee.
Sunday afternoon, May 81, at
o'clock, a closing recital will b.
given by seniors of the college VIII
are students in the music depart
ment. The program is free to tn
public.
TINE following program will b
Il given at the John Heron Al
Institute on Tuesday evening, Ma
%, by pupils of Bomar Crane
artist piano teacher:
Waltz. D Flat, .I......e.. chopi
"Etude, Minor" -. ......'.........c Chop
Geneva Potts
MaAufN"' 3 A Maxine Rue ''''''''' 0n0pl
9'O''" Mildred Mairlo;iwie; - ollOD
'Polonaise. G Minors. ...... Chop
"a''1' Hazel 'Liamrikin '''' imp
II
"Capriccio, B Minor ...........,. Brain
'Intermezzo, Major ........... Brain
''Rhapsodie, e Flat" ............ Brain
Helen Sommers
III
"Papillons, op. 81. ..........,.... Shumal
Virginia Lucas
Nv
"Nocturne, B Minor ..... Sgamba
Mary Cochran
/ 'RCnCQlnelle 49,. !.... .tLaC0ulaQlC
Lynette Rynerson
prelude, Minor ...... .Rachmanino
"Humoresdue', ..........'.. .Rachmaninc
Gertrude Whelan