Profession of Music  

Culver has an ear for music, if one may jusdge from the number of good singers and instrumentalists. the churches have large choirs and contain may culivated singers. The town SUpports a good sized band, than can take its place ith any life organization in the county. There are seven or eight music teachers and most of these teachers have good sized classes. Several teachers are given special mentions.

Miss Ethel C. streeter, pianist, violinist and vocalist, and at this writing vocal instructor in the Rochester College, Rochester, Ind., fo r the most part of two years has had a class of 30 or more pupils. Miss Streeter is an accomplished singer, consequently most of her pupils received vocal instruction. Miss Streeter received her musical education at Purdue university and in Chicago. she studied voice under Mrs. Eleanor Myler-Moyer, who is late from Paris, France, and understands perfectly the Audran method of voice placing.,br. miss streeter is also a pupil of Prof. Keller in piano and harmony.

Prof. Keller graduated iner the late Frederick Grant Gleason and succeeded him in the Chicago Conservatory of Music, and consequently, teaches the very best technique. Miss Streeter has a fine repertoir of standard and classical music. As a teacher she had ahd phenomnal success.

Misss Lucretia Rea, daughter of Dr. O. A. Rea and Mrs. Sylvia Rea, has adopted the profession of music and has already established herself as one of the foremost teachers of the pleasing art. MissRea is an accomplished musican, havinggiven most of her houng life to this study. She will graduate from the department of music in DePauw university in June 1906. Her repertoire contains some of the finest and most difficult musical productions. Her college rehearsals are especially meriforious.

Miss Lillian W. Weis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Weiss, and graduate of a musical course at Northwestern college, Naperville, Ill., is an accomplished and experienced teacher and has taught three years or more. Her repertoir in an index of her proficiency in music - Concerto, Op 40, Mendelsohn; Spring Song, Op, Mendelsohn; Prelude, OP 28,. Chopin; Mocturne, Op 37, Chopin; Simple Aveu, Op 25, Thome; calse caprice, Op 7, newland.