The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-17
\. v. c. A. ACTIVE
AS DATEFOR BIG
CARNIVAL NEARS
Federation Girls to Give One
General and Six Sin
gle Stunts.

Dec. rs are moving rapidly. The
Federation girls, a group over is
years Of age, employed, will give one
general program and six stunts
through their individual clubs. The
general program will be a minstrel
show in the industrial clubroom. The
Treble Clef Club Of the Federation,
under the direction of Mrs. Richard
Fleigg, is arranging this program.
The clubs to give stunts are: Young
Business Women's Club. mental
test; Peppers, Mack Sennett bath
ing beauties; Lilly Club, "Marshalfs
Museum; Carry On Club, mems
style show; Real Silk E. NJ. B. A,
side show" The Tadpoles will serve
as vendors in food booths.
The health education department
will be represented by two programs.
The gymnasium girls will present a
"Trip to the Moon." and the Swim
ming Club will give a water carni-
val at the pool. The religious edu-
cation department will be represented
by three different programs. One
will be animated and the
other will be a museum. The Miriam
Club will represent the members Of
the Bible classes by presenting in pan
tomime, Scenes From the Prophets,
es depicted in ~Sargent's frie5e. The
student council of the educational de-
partment will present for hat de-
partment The Tragedy Of the Light
house keeper a movie in n scene,
with real people as characters.
The girl reserves will give W pro-
grams: The high school girls present
ing The Garden of Love" and the
young employed girls "A Marvellous
Mystery" These programs will be
given in the green p~arlors. blue tri-
angle room, girls clubroom, and in
booths that will be set UP in h gym
nasium. The performances will be
continuous on both nights Of h car
nival. A continuous movie perform
ance will also be given,in Hollenbeck
Hall.
The carnival committee a
tanned an exhibition Of quilts OF I'M
usual patterns in the lounge. The
food booths will be arranged in the
cafeteria and the food will be sold
through the openings on the sunpar-
lor. The heads Of committees in
charge will meet Monday at 4 p. m.
Mrs. y. H. Parker is in charge Of the
publicity.
Y. w. C.. A. Notes
The world fellowship committee will
- - l2n~ hnVTEa nEn-
gram in the lounge, Sunday at 4 p.
m. Stereopticon slides presenting
life in South America and in the
Orient will be shown. Special musical
numbers will be given by Margaret A
Geisler.
The swimming club will have its
regular meeting Monday at 6p. m.
Miss Urith Daley, girls secretary,
will go to Muncie, "Wednesday where
she will speak at a mother and daugh-
ter banquet at the Muncie 7. W. c.
A
In the Bible cours Wednesday
night. the Rev. Jean S. Wilmer will
discuss the work of Jesus and the
apostles who established the early
church. This class meets in the lounge
from 5:45 to els and is open to n
one .
Members of the 7. W. c. A life
saving corps are volunteering their
services in teaching swimmers life
saving methods. instruction is given
free Of charge to bot seniors and
juniors at various hours Of the day.
Wednesday night the Federation
will have Mrs. R. V. Fleigg lead com
munity singing at their regular sup
per meeting.
The Federation clubs will have their
regular monthly business meetings at
the association building Friday night.
Following the meetings they Will en-
gage in a mock prom"
The Lilly Club gave an entertain
ment at Sunnyside last week. with the
following persons performing: Gladys
Davis. piano; Mrs. L. E. York. read
ing Manella York, violin; singing and
dancing by Naomi Adams and Phyllis
Jenkinson.
THE Press as a Molder of Public
Opinion" will be the subject discussed
by Blaine McGrath. publicity manager
of the Chamber of Commerce, at an
open forum at the Y. W. c. A. in the
Green Room, Friday night. This will
be the last forum in the series on
Public Opinion and Progress"
Girls and women from h Y. W.
c. A. are bowling Saturdays from 2
To 4 p. m