The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-22
ANNUAL FR0LIC
SCHEDULED BY
BOHEMIAN CLUB
Negro Group viii Sponsor
Music Program, Dance
and Banquet.

and Banquet.
Outstanding among annual fes-
tivities of the local Negro group will
be the seventh annual assembly
and installation of the Bohemian
Club this afternoon at Walker
casino.
A banquet and musical program,
followed by a dansant, will feature
the afternoon program, starting at
2 and closing after midnight.
Prominent among the afternoon
numbers will be an address by DR..
Charles Summer Williams and rep
resentatives of the Y. M. G. A. and
similar organizations. Madam M. L.
Misunderstanding, president of the
MISUNDERSTANDING College of Music
will give operate and spiritual Sc
lections.
The club, of more than one hun
dred members, has been engaged in
charitable and civic enterprises, in
Guiding the periodical entertainment
and donations to all inmates of the
Negro orphans home.
Host to Orphans
During the afternoon the club will
play host to 100 orphans at a matt
nee party at the Walker theater,
sponsored by the Flanner House Set
Element. A fleet of cabs has been
engaged to transport orphans, mem
bers and guests for the day.
Officers of the club are Roy S.
Kennedy, president; Harry Lee, vice.
president; George Abrams, treas
urer, and Claude Dixon, secretary.
The Rev. George White of Kingston.
Jamaica, who has been conducting serv-
ices at Christ temple. Fall Creek boulevard
and Paris avenue will preach his final
sermon Sunday night.
Large crowds have been attracted to
the Christ temple meetings each night to
hear the forceful spSs9er.
speak Sunday morning, his subject to be
1.-The House of David TO Be as God"
Quarterly meeting at st. John A. M. E.
church Sunday will be conducted by the
Rev. ]. P. @. Wallace. presiding elder of
the Indiana district.
Community Service Slated
community service at 8 Sunday after
noon will be conducted by the Rev. w. H.
Devils of Coppin chapel.
At night the Indianapolis Civic League
will have charge of the program. Adj
dresses will be made by DR.. E. D. Moten
and DR.. J. B. Hankal.
The cantata. Singing Leaves will be
presented at Mt. Baptist church. by the
misunderstanding college chorus. Tues
day night. Feb. &c. The program is
sponsored by Compeer lodge 81. K. of P.
Miss Leath Foster has returned to the
city and is connected with the Elois
Beauty shop at 1859 Boulevard place.
Bishop A. j. Carey, Chicago, will preach
the missionary sermon at st. John A.
NJ. E. church Sunday night. DR.. Charles
Sumner Williams is pastor. The church
is making extensive plans for Easter Serv-
ices.
A Colonial guest tea will be given at
the home of Mrs. Lucy Beachem, 1888
Cornell avenue, today. The tea is spon-
sored by the mothers department of the
Flora Grant Missionary Society of Allen
chapel.
Club to Meet Tuesday
Business and Professional Womens Club
will meet Tuesday at the Y. w. G. A. at
o'clock. c. L. Hayes, president Of the
Gibraltar Life insurance Company. Will
speak.
Miss Vivian Kaufman represented the
Business and Professional Women's Clun
at the state girls conference in Ft.
Wayne, Feb. 1917.
Mrs. Ethel EaIy and Mrs Ethel Camp
bell will be in charge Of the speclai
dinner to be given at the Y. W. G. A.
Tuesday night.
The Rev. P. T. Gorhsn, superintendent
of the indianapolis district, will preach
and administer holy communion at Barnes
NJ. E. church Sunday morning.
The Payne quartet will present pro-
gram at 3 o'clock under auspices OF the
Barnes church choir. At 1880 the pastor,
the Rev. ]. C. Hayes will preach on
"Tribulation."
Tuesday night the Floyd quartet VIII
present recital under auspices of the
church choir.
Short talks are to be made by Mes
danes Bell Hendon, Carrie Crump, presi-
dent j. P. Wallace, G.. L. Hayes, and Ethel
Campbell.
Hostesses will snclude Mrs. Nettie S. Glib
son, Mrs. Lucy Beachem. Mrs. Georgia
Hardrick Jr.. Mrs. Mary Southern. Mrs.
Francis Washington and Mrs. Nellie
Miller.
Meetings Attract Crowds
The Rev. ]. z. Hewson continues to
attract large crowds at meetings being
held for ten days at the Simpson M. E.
church. The Rev. E. A. White is pastor.
Lettings will close Feb. 81.
The Men and Women's day program at
the New Bethel Baptist church will be
held Sunday afternoon at 2:30. 1t will in
clude selections by the choir; invocation,
the Rev. George Baltimore; Scripture read
ing. the Rev. j. c. Clark; address, Mrs.
Leota Skaggs; composition. Mrs. Richard
Gaddy: instrumental selection, Caroline
and Clarence Lucas: address, Mrs. S. A.
Moten; vocal solo. wallace voolfolk: ad-
dress. Mrs Ira Eendon.