The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-30
Ne7C EOeHtS in
Music Circles

Earl Howe Jones and Wayne
Berry, members Of the Phi Mu
Alpha fraternity in the Arthur Jor-
dan Conservatory Of Music. Will give
a two-piano recital before the chap
ter and its .siendS Tuesday eve
ming May 3. at the Odeon, LOG East
North street.
The following pupils Of the con-
servatory will take part in a re-
cital Friday evening. May 6, at the
Odeon:
MAY Harker. Ardath weigler. Betty
Bates Georgia Helen wantz. Harold Huber.
Olindo Mistropolo Kathryn walker. Paul.
inc Mercer. Charlotte Griffin. Alma Meyer.
Jean Lane. Frances Lane and Agnes Kirk
Thev are pupils OF Frieda Heider. Nav
Kolmer. Florence Lewis. Alberta Speicher.
Fairy Hendricks. Hugh McGibeny, Frances
Beik. George Patterson and Flora LYONS.
Friday. May 6. the trio, consist
ing of Irma May Steele. Stanley
Morris and Hilda Korff. with Vir-
ginia viking, reader a pupil OF
Bernice Van Sickle, will give a half
hour program, starting at $3.50 a. m.
for the lower grades of School So.
Mrs. Maude Moudy is principal OF
the school,
From to GAS a. m. trio. Of
which Georgia Baumann. Virginia
Leyenberger and Frances Wishard
are members, with Frances Benner,
singer, pupil of Glenn Friermood,
will give a program for the inter-
mediate grades.
A recital at the Odeon. Saturday
afternoon, May 7, at 2:3O will in
clude:
Grant Johnson William Van Buskirk.
Irene Ulrev. Anne Combs. Dolores Crock
ett Mary Hitcs. Catherine Clinard Karl
Sargent. Robert Glass Sylvia Madicl.
Laura Ann Power Marjorie Glass. Lee
Colvin. Virginia Sims Betty Jane Hat
field. Robert Marble Helen Il. Webster.
Robert Haase. Mildred Reimer. Rosaline
Petroyich. Edith Mae overtree. Mvra Orr.
Mildred Helen Kramer. Bonnie Jean Nc
Kechnie and Judith Jones
They are pupils OF Leone Hickman.
Marie Zorn. Gertrude whelan. Alberta
Speicher. Frieda Heider Lucille Wagner.
Helen Quig and Edwin Jones.
Monday night Of Music week. May
3, ten pupils of Bomar Cramer in
ensemble will repeat their program
of few weeks ago in conjunction
with the choral section of the In
dianapolis Matinee Musicale, rs in
number This will be given at the
Murat and will be open to the pub
lie for nominal fee.
Members Of the ensemble are:
Edith Garrison, jeanette Harris,
Sara Elizabeth Miller, Mildred Ell
len, Imogene Pierson, Frances Ben
ner, Lucille Wagner, Ramona Wilson,
Harriet Payne, Frances Wishard
and Myla Herman.
A service recital will be presented
at the Second Reformed church,
Shelby and Pleasant streets, Sun
day, May l, at P. M.
The program will consist entirely
of works by German composers The
public is invited and a silver offer
ing will be lifted. Erwin W. Muh-
lenbruch is the organist and di-
rector. The choir, Charles Kryster,
tenor, and Carl Schmid, violinist,
will assist.
The program follows:
Organ" Toccata and Fugue IN D.
TcnoT@I In Native worm ? from S'i SThe ~
Creation" ..... +. H. HAYDN l732-l809l
- F. Mendolssohn lisoo-i8f7
Choir-"The GLORY or God IN Nature
on. % No. L. Beethoven i770-is27
Organ SchcrzosO' OF 1872 ..........
...... .......J. Rheinberger ll537-i90D
Organ" Toccata" Oh. 50. No. 5......-.
.............. Max Roger G873-i9i6l
.......,....... franz Abt lisis-iss5,
violin" Ciegenlied" Grade Song e..
.--............. j. Brahms l833-i890
Organ-'V orspiel 10 Parcifof' Act I.
..........-..... r. Wagner O8i3-i983l