The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-06
BRILLIANT Girl
PIANIST TO Give
PROGRAM HERE
Jean CoStOn to Play, With
Leonard Franklin, Tenor,
Assisting.

Jean COSlOi, QdFiBiltSI OF MT. ana
Mrs. George F. CoSton, 218 Shriver
avenue, and a pupil of Willard Nc
Gregor, artist teacher at Arthur
Jordan Conservatory of Music, viii
be presented in a program of piano
selections tonight in Harriet Jordan
Music Hall of the Phyllis Wheatley
Y. M. c. A.
She will be assisted by Leonard
Franklin, tenor, who will be accom-
panied by Miss Emile Garrett.
Miss COSton is the youngest pupil
in the artist course at the Jordan
School and is to play a program of
classics. The program will be an
addition rather than q recital and
it has been planned to give oppor-
tunity for variety in technique.
Attention of McGregor was direct
ed to Miss Coston by the late Miss
Georgia Alexander. former assistant
superintendent in the city schools.
Second Year in School
Miss Coston began her stu6.es
with Miss Alice Halpin and in h,
third year became a pupil of Miss
Ellen V. Harris in the progressive
piano series. She is completing her
second year at the Jordan school.
Her program will include Sonata"
CGrieg); a group of Bach Bourees; ION
Wings Of Song" List; Hungarian, Me-
Oowell Hunting Song" Mendelssohu;
"scherzo in Minor" Chopin; Marcia
ALA Turca" Mozart and Grand valse
Brillinante. Chopin.
Franklins program will include a num-
Der of classics and group of Negro
spirituals. The public is invited to at
tend the program. which begins promptly
at g.
Or. Harry o. Pritchard. secretary of the
Board Of Education of Christ of America,
will speak at the Monster meeting
Sunday at $50. His subject will be Ed
ucation and Democracy"
Graduate of Butler
DR.. Pritchard is graduate OF Butler
and Yale universities and is a former col
lege president.
He Is an expert in the field of religious
education and has travelled extensively
here and abroad. Recently he has re-
turned from a survey of the European edu-
cational trend as member of the sher-
wood Eddy party.
With those who know him best DR..
Pritchard has the reputation of being I'M
usually fair and broad in his relationships
with the people of all races and nationali-
ties. He is a speaker of great. convinc-
ing power, an author of number Of
books, and contributes to magazines.
DR.. Mordecai Johnson. who is to speak
at the Kirschbaum Community Center
Sunday evening, has been invited to be
present at the Sunday afternoon meeting
and is expected to attend. Old friends
requested to be present to greet him.
Music for the occasion will be furnished
by the Criterion Broadcasting quartet of
Second Christian church. Members are
Jason Cowan. Ralph McWilliams. William
Kirk and Othello Tanner. Mrs. Clara Hill
is to be accompanist. The Cosmopolitan
Trio. composed of Mrs. Lottie McNary.
Mrs. Lillian Lemon and Herbert Bryant
will play.
Herod to Introduce Speaker
The speaker will be introduced by the
Rev. H. L. Herod pastor Of Second Chris
tan church. and the invocation will be
given by the Rev. Pummer D. Jacobs.
superintendent of j. T. V. Hill Community
Center.
Preparation are under way for presenta-
ton of three one-act plays by group of
players who have organized the Negro
Art theater.
Twenty-eight persons are members OF
the group and regular meetings are held
for discussion of new movements in the
drama and for schooling in the funda-
mentals of the art.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary D. Tay-
Tor. 43O North California street. who died
Wednesday morning will be held from the
residence Saturday at 2. The Rev. M. w.
Clair Jr.. viii oficiate.
Mrs Taylor. born in Cloverport, KY.
had lived in Indianapolis and was a mem
Der Of Simpson NJ. f. church for twenty
five wears. She was a member Of Queen
Esther court No. 264 and Sisters Of
Charity No. l6.
Survivors are the husband. Wilson Tay-
Ior a daughter Mrs. Hazel D. Newly; a
sister. Mrs. Lille Newsome of Gary. and
brother. John De Haven of New YORK
City.
Superin tendent to Speak
DR.. W. T. Davis. district superin-
tendent, will speak at the forenoon service
at Barnes M. E. church. of which the
Rev. r. E. Shelton is pastor. At the eve
ming worship. Mr.. SHELTON will preach
special sermon to Elks of the city at@a
memorial observance. His subject-&z~J@
1.-The Coming Of a New Noon"
Methodist Episcopal churches Of the city
will hold union services Sunday after
noon and all day Monday at Simpson NJ.
f. church.
The district superintendent, DR.. w. T.
Davis. will preach at Barnes M. e.
church in the forenoon Sunday and will
conduct the union communion service at
Simpson at O'Clock. At night he viii
speak at SCOTS M E. church.
Mondays forum will include program
on Study of World Service" Pensions
and Relief" and Church Extension and
Home Mission Work"