The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-30
NEGRO Y. ". C.. A.
TO Give SOCIETY
CIRCUS FRIDAY
SideshoW Stunts viii Be
Feature; Parade Before
Performance.

WheaCley \. w. Z. A. is ScneduleQ
to be held in Tomlinson hall Friday
night. Purpose is to raise money to
send girls to the industrial confer
ence and to establish a found to
send girls to the Wisconsin, umfrer
school, according TO officials.
Features of the program will in
clude many stunts usually seen in
sideshows. A group of clowns, ballet
girls and Spanish senoritas are be-
ing rehearSed.
The midget girls chorus is an
nounced as one of the big features.
A parade will be held, featuring
representatives from clubs in the
city in costume. Prizes for the best
costumes will be given.
Those aiding in the rehearsals in
clude Miss Anne Johnson, Mrs.
Georgia Martin, Mrs. Charlotte Reed
Cox, Miss Anna Porter, Miss Vera
Nash and officials of the association.
DUCtUI VIII Cpcdh
Health Examinations for Wom-
en-" is the subject of DR.. Jane
Ketcham, who will speak at the Y.
w. c. A. Wednesday night at 7:30
on the sixth community health
program.
Health education committee will
hold monthly meeting at the Y.
w. C. A. this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Mr.. Finck, head of the water and
sanitation department of the state
board of health, will discuss SWIM
ming pools.
DR.. Morgan of the state health
board will discuss medical examina-
tons for eligibility for swimming.
A membership luncheon meeting
will be held at the Phyllis Wheat
ley branch Y. w. G. A. Thursday
at 1870. Mrs. Susie Moten is chair
man.
The Delights of Fraternity" will be the
subject of the Rev. S. G. Spottswood at
@ meeting of Southern Cross lodge No. 80.
F. g. A. M. Friday. James Mathews,
Marion C. Jockson, and H. M. Johnson are
the committee in charge.
Attends Insurance Meeting
R. w. Chamblee, president Of the Citi-
zens Life Insurance Company. returned
to the city Saturday after attending the
National Negro Insurance Association in
Little Rock. Ark, April "a, rs and rs.
About forty Negro insurance companies
we're represented from all over the United
| States. Next annual convention will be in
Atlanta
Mrs. Preston Heater, Mrs. George Sneed.
and Mrs. H. Adams. sisters, left Monday
on a motor trip to visit relatives in Sid
ney. O. Mrs. sneed's son. Robert, was
accompanied to this city Sunday from
| Sidney by Mrs. Samuel Brown, a relative.
The new chapter Of the Alpha Kappa
Alpha sorority met with Miss velma Prit-
| chett Saturday night at the home OF Mrs.
| Cecil Powell in Boulevard place.
Mrs. Olethia Duvalle was hostess to the
| Inter-circle Saturday night at the home
Of Mrs. Alma williams in Shriver avenue.
| IunCleOn was SSlfC0 oAN D.
were presented to Mrs. Mabel Van Horn
and Mrs. Rhea Baxter.
Guild to Meet May Z
Mrs. Cora Green has moved from lO4z
North West street to 1884 North West
street.
St. Monica's Guild will meet Tuesday,
May 7, with Mrs. Lillian Courtney. 27o5
Shriver avenue.
Junior students of the Cosmopolitan
School of Music and Ffne Arts, assisted
by the Y. w. C. A. junior glee club,
under direction of Mrs. NJ. Brown. Will
present their annual costume recital
Friday. May IT. at the Second Christian
church, under auspices OF the Young
Woman'S Circle.
indianapolis Music Promoters will meet
with Mil Pinkie Corley Sunday at 4
at the Cosmopolitan School Of Music. The
program will consist Of a review OF the
opera Faust BIZ Gounod.
Ways and Means committee OF the Mu-
sic Promoters met Sunday at the Cos
mopolitan School of Music to complete
plans for the musical carnival at the
Walker casino Friday May 10.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart, chairman OF
the committee, wishes a report OF the
sale of tickets at the meeting sunday.
Pastor Goes to Evansville
The Rev. ]. D. Johnson, pastor OF the
Metropolitan Baptist church, went to
Evansville Monday in interest OF BaptlSt
State work. He will return Friday.
A "l776' wedding will be given at MT.
zion Baptist church Friday. May II, by
the missionary society Of the Metropoli-
tan Rantist church,
Baptist headquarters will open at 1881
Capitol avenue Monday, May s.
Children Of the Orphans home will OBJ
serve Child Health week with a health
play Wednesday on the home grounds.
II the weather is inclement, the play Will
be given indoors. The public Is invited.
Children's May party will be given at
the Walker casino Saturday under auspices
of the woman's council and Junior auxili-
arv from 2 till 5 O'Clock. Mrs. Anna B.
Smith is chairman.
MIS-. Katherine Bostick. h mas been
visiting in the city for a week. has re-
turned to her home in Kalamazoo. Mich.
Madam Sara E. Helm. owner Of the
CROWN Buty Manufacturing Company. was
among those who entertained for Mrs.
Bostick. Mrs. Bostick is in charge Of the
GEONtl oQty bAhAASh go
Lodge Leaders Coming Here
Mrs. s.. w. Green of New Orleans. wife
Of S. W. Green, supreme chancellor Of
the Knights of Pythias, is to be guest Of
honor at a reception at the Woman's Club
home. 2o34 North Capitol avenue. Wednes-
day night from 7 to 9 o'clock. Mrs. Julia
Reed is chairman OF the entertainment
| committee.
S. w. Green Of New Orleans. E. G.
Harrington of Evansville. and r. r. Jack
son OF Chicago are expected in the city
wednesday. They are heads of the con-
vention committees Of the knights of
Pythias supreme lodge. which will con-
vene here Aug. ls to "A in annual con-
vention.
A luncheon will be given in their honor
Wednesday night at the Walker building.