The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-07
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Program OF
Convention
Announced

THE program for the State
L convention of the Indi-
ana Federation of Music Clubs
Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day at the Lincoln is announced
by the executive committee under
dictatorship of Mrs. Edward Bailey
Birge, Bloomington, president Of the
federation.
General arrangements for the
convention are under the direction
of Mrs. Edwin H. Shedd, assisted by
Mrs. Harvey B. Martin.
The following committees are in
charge: Reception, Mrs. Hugh Nc
Gibeny; Hospitality, Mrs. John
Hutchings, and Federation, patron
esses; Registration. Mrs. Allen
Johnson, and Mrs. Dante Conner;
Credentials, Miss Ida Belle Sweenie
and Mrs. Robert Carl Scott; Publ
city, Mrs. Norman Schneider and
Mrs. Fred Bokeloh; Exhibits, Mrs.
Earl Richardson; Pages and UsherS,
Mrs. Ross Caldwell, Mrs. F'rieda
Robinson, and Mrs. Ann Hunter;
Transportation Mrs. Otto Keller,
Mrs. James w. Stockton, and Mrs.
Harold Larsh; Information, Mrs.
William H. Gibbs, Mrs. Charles G..
Fitch, Mrs H. L. Barr and Miss
Lucille Stewart; Accompanies, Mrs.
Inez Shirley.
The program follows:
THURSDAY
$3.50 A. Registration.
10 A. M.-Snging, Mrs. Mary c. Ham
mer. NewcaStle, leader; GREETINGS MIS- MS:
Hugh McGibep9y response MIS-; Ea MTs
Estelle Holiday. Brazil; corresponding
secretary's report. Mrs. Louis Becovltz'
Bloomington; treasgreTS report MIS-.
ments and reports music. Ernest G. Hes
ser. indianapolis, Mrs. Frank Edenharter'
accompanist
Noon-Luncheon.
1880 P. M.-singing led by Mrs: 2: W,
Otis. Greencastle; report OF CONSTRUCTION ton
music. Mrs. Hazel Steele, Springfield. ILL.,;
$3.50 ?. M.-Emerson school mothers
chorus, Indianapolis. Maude Mondy' direc-
a:l5 P. DIFFERENTIATION of Massenet's
t.Manop, at MASONIC IS Temps n nnder direc
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FRIDAY
$50 A. M.-Singing led by Mrs. Ruby
Helgers. Mellott; business; report Of nom
mating committee; choral contest, con-
president. Mrs. E. B. Birge, Bloomington;
music, Mrs. Pearl Sweigert Mcdonald;
Noon-Luncheon, Indiana music teachers
and members of convention.
80 P. M.-Singing. led by Niles Bosom;
Sicthmqnd; report Of farm bureau and
sas hE netting * indiana Msc
Teachers Association, Fred Newell Morris
president; address, The Need Of q Music
and Why 1t Should Exist" c. M. Ire
maine, National Bureau for Advancement
$50 P: M-,Address,. Music As a Vital
Factor in Education" Herbert Wither-
9pSo SIT. 2, MS..speakers. Mrs. Frances
Mrs. Henry schurman and DR.. William
So $50 P. M-Concert, Mems Chorus. AL
bert Glockzin, Connersville, director.
Piano and violin, Edith and Catherine
winning chorus.
SATURDAY
$3.50 A. M.-singing led by Lulu Kanagy.
| Indianapolis; report OF public school music,
M A E2eTy hd 10
Glenn. Kansas City; Singing led by Ma
hour hour Mrs. Frank sP B. Hunter: address.
THE Use of Radio in Schools, Fred
| Smith, Cincinnati; presentation of radio
prizes for radio memory contest.
Noon-Luncheon.
1:3O P. M.-Junior program in charge
of Mrs. Clair McTurnan; business meet
ing conducted by Junior Music Club, La
Growth of Music in America" Chaminade
Club. Thorntown. Isabelle Gauld. director;
Colonial trio. Muncie; numbers by Indiana
College of Music; Miss Margaret Snyder.
Charlottesville; Miss Eileen Poston. Mar
tinsville; Boy Scouts, Indianapolis; Bobby
opera Gu Club NO of Metropo fiR School Of
Music. Mrs. Grace Mackey. director; girls
band and boys band. Martinsville; Junior
| Charlottesville.
Winners of the State contest will
play between groups.