The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-07
ORPHANAGE TO
Get PROCEEDS
OF FAD SHOW
Negro Homes Band Will Be
Aided by Winters Main
Fete.

Fete.
On Tuesday night, Dec. IL, the
annual fashion show by the Or
phans' Home Guild, at Tomlinson
hall, promises to be the most popu-
lar winter entertainment of the To-
cal Negro group.
Proceeds of the yearly show are
used to maintain a band at the
orphans home, according to Mrs.
Georgia Martin, a leader of the
guild.
A feature of the show is to be
wedding scene, with Mrs. Daisy
Payne Fauntleroy the bride. A
group of models are being rehearsed
under the direction of Mrs. Hazel
Hendricks and Mrs. Ada Dodson.
Mrs. Lillian Briscoe will direct the
dancing maids and Mrs. Georgia
Martin is to be in charge of the
"ukelele girls" Miss Dora Oma At
kinS and Mrs. Sue Arts are sched-
uled to direct the children's group
and Mrs. Lillian lie Mon is to di-
rect music for each scene.
Addresses Y. M. C. A.
other members of the guild are
Mrs. Vena Gray, Mrs. Richard
Gaddie, Mrs. F. Freeman, Mrs.
Martha Tasch and Miss Juanita
Bobson.
DR.. Howard Thurman, professor
of biblical history at Morehouse
college, Atlanta, Ga, will be the
speaker at the Y. M. c. A. meeting,
Sunday, at $3.50.
DR.. Thurman is known as the
protege of Morecai Johnson, presi-
dent of Howard university.
Thurman studied at MorehouSe
college. Rochester seminary, ODER
lin and Columbia university. He
plans to earn his roctors degree at
Edinburg university, Scotland.
Frequent requests from various
societies and institutions induced the
Y. M. G. A. management to return
DR.. Thurman for his second address
at the mems meetings.
DR.. Thurman will speak to various
groups in the city during his stay
of several days.
Musical selections for the meeting
Sunday are to be presented by Paul
Hill and the Intercollegiate Glee
Club, directed by Leonard Franklin.
Raise $1,000 by Rally
Allen chapeps autumn rally has
closed with the raising of over ST 800.
Bishop A. j. Carey of Chicago, pre-
siding officer of the Fourth EpiSco-
pal district. gave an address. He
praised the members of the church
and complimented the leadership of
the Rev. w. D. Shannon.
The morning subject for next
Sunday is announced as Cleaning
Day"
THE Humanity of Christ" Is the
second of a series of sermon themes
centering on the life and character
of Christ to be given by the Rev. S.
G. Spottswood, pastor of Jones tab
ernacle, Sunday morning, Dec. 9.
Triumph of an Ideal is the sub
iect of the evening sermon.
A Christmas bazaar is being
planned at the Orphans home.
Many useful gifts made by the girls
of the home will be sold. The home
paper. The Herald, will be ready
for distribution the last of the
month.
DR.. Graham to Talk
Low mass at and high at II
Sunday morning will be the order of
services at st. John The Divine
African Orthodox Catholic
church, Some of The Gods We
Serve" is TO be the sermon subject
of the Rector Royland S. Hoagland.
DR.. P. T. Gorham, diStrist super
intendent of the Chicago, Detroit
and Indianapolis area, will deliver
the quarterly sermon at the Simp-
son Methodist Episcopal church,
Sunday morning. DR.. e. A. White
is pastor.
Frank Weaver, president and
owner of the Marion Athletic Club,
who is known for his benefactionS
to worthy institutions is banquet
ing several of his Indianapolis
friends, at his home in Marion, Sat
urday night. Those attending in
clude; Allen Trabue, William Bar
low, Clint Brown, Jessie Larue, Ellie
McReynoldS. James Ross. Martin
Moore, Lee Floyd and william Col
Inns.
The Rev. F. F. Young, pastor of
the First Baptist church of north
Indianapolis, will be the speaker
during the vesper hour Sunday, at
4 to $50 p. m, at the Y. w. c. A.
"Woman's Opportunity" will be the
subject of the address.
Present Play
A quartet from North Indianapolis |
Baptist church will sing. The pro-
gram is under auspices of the men,
berShip committee, Mrs. Susie Moten
is committee chairman.
The intercollegiate Club will pre-
sent the play, Mrs. Walter Caring
ton Jr.," by Miss Emily Garrett,
student of Butler College, at the
Walker Casino on Friday, Dec. II.
The cast is as follows: The Misses
Mary Thornton, Ruth Davis, Lillian
White, Beatrice Thompkins and
Bernard Streets, Thomas Horner
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