The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-27
Musicians
Contest Set
f01~May3-4

State biennial young artists and
students contests will be conducted
BY the Indiana Federation of
Music Clubs Friday and Saturday,
May 3 and 4. and for The Great
Lakes district May Il, in Indian
apolis. Mrs. Louise G. George, chair
man. announces.
Mrs Arthur Holmes Morse Gin
cinnati. national federation contest
chairman. will be present at the
state contests and will be a special
guest at the dinner 10 be given Fri
DAY by the Indianapolis Chamber
Of Commerce for the contestants.
She also will be the guest at a
dinner 70 be given BY the Indian
apolis Matinee Musicale board for
the district contest Judges, the
Great Lakes district chairmen, and
presidents of state declarations in the
district, including Indiana, Ohio and
Michigan.
Schedule Is Arranged
The contests are open to the pub
lie. The schedule and judges for
the state contests are.
Young artists contests Friday in
Holleubeck hall Y. w c. A Violin
contest at 10 O'Clock with Castor
Bailhe. Walter Whitworth and Miss
Alma Patton. Marion, as judges.
Piano contests at l o'clock with
Andrew HaiRht Arthur MOnninger,
and Mrs. Blanche Greenland, Gin
cinnati. as Judges. Voice contests
for women a. 2.3O and for men at
4 O'Clock. Judges will be Mrs.
Greenland. Flank V. r. Bum, Mum
Gle and Walter Whitworth.
Students contests Saturday, May
4. in HOllenbeck hall. Y. w. c. A.,
include piano contest at 9 o'clock
with Andrew Haight, Arthur Mon
ringer and Mrs. Frank Cregor as
judges. The organ contests will be
held at Christ Episcopal church on
the Circle at 1890 Saturday morn
ing. Charles Hanson. Perceval
owen and Martin Schulz. Shelby
vile. will be Judges. Violin con-
testants will try out at l o'clock.
They will be judged by CASTOR
Bailhe and Lennart Won Zweberg,
Indiana university The CelliSts will
contest at 2 o'clock before the judges
in charge of the violin contest.
Voice contests will be conducted /
for girls at 2:3O and for boys at
4:3O before Perceval owen. Mrs. Lii
Ian Flickinger and Martin Schulz. |.
The prize for each winner viii be
SIS.
Mrs. George announces that care
has been taken in selecting for the |
contest judges who have not entered |
pupils for competition.
Contestants will appear in the
competition according to number. |
Those competing at 9 o'clock must |
draw their numbers at $3.50. Other |
contestants appearing before l |
o'clock must draw their numbers at
$50 Those competing at 1 O'Clock !
must draw their numbers at 1890
and those after I o'clock will draw
at 1870. All numbers will be ready
at $50 o'clock and can be drawn
before the time specified on the
same day OF the contest.
Committees Are Named
Committees which will serve for
both state and district contests IN
cIude:
TranSportation-Mrs. Frank B. |
Hunter chairman; Mrs. Luther
Shirley. Mrs. Dorothy Knight Green, |
Mrs. John HutchingS, Mrs Robert |
Blake. Mrs B. R. Batty, Mrs !
Frances Bait Wallace. Mrs. James !
Wynn, Miss Helen Thoms of the |
Sigma Alpha Iota, national honor
airy musical fraternity and Miss |
Mabelle Hendleman.
Hospitality-Mrs Hunter, chair
man: Mrs. Dante Conner. Mrs. |
HutchingS. Mrs. Marion Thomas,
Mrs. Harols LarSh, Miss Lucille Ste
wart and the following members of !
Mu Phi Epsilon. national honorary
musical sorority: Mrs. JeSSamine B. |
Fitch, Mrs. Clyde Titua, Mrs. Hazel |
Neal Miss Mary Norman. Miss
Velma Flora Hicks, Miss June Baker,
Miss Margaret Billo. Miss Victoria
Schneider. Miss Georgianna Rock |
well, and Miss Velma Scarci.
Auditors for Judges-Ndrs. Henry
Schurmann and Mrs. Louise Bill !
man. Shelbyville.
Committee for RehearSals, Halls
and Lodgings for Contestants
Mrs. Dante Conner and Mrs. Har-
old LarSh.
Door COmmittee-AIrs.F Fred Boke- |
Ion and Mrs. Marion Thomas.
Abundance FeeS-MiSS Ida Belle
Sweenie.
Mrs. Dorothy Knight Greene will
be official accompaniSt for the con-
tests.
Enter District Contests
Winners in each department of
the state contests will compete in
To district contests. Announce
ment is made that the two who win
women'S voice prizes in The young
artist contest. one a mezzo con-
tralto and the other a soprano, will
enter the district
A second prize of S25 has been
offered by Mrs Joseph Shirk, Peru,
for the second best woman's voice
in the state young artists contest.
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