The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-22
EXHIBIT
OF ART COMES
TO INSTITUTE
Harmon Award Winners
Display Paintings at
John Heron.


the John Heron Art Institute
Saturday to remain through April
4. It is being shown ION tour" in
some of the leading cities of the
United States.
Paintings by John Hardrick and
Hale Woodruff, Negro artists of
Indianapolis, will be shown here.
Hardrick won the Harmon award in
paintings in 1927, and Woodruff
won the award in 1928. Woodruff is
studying in Paris.
A program Monday night at 8
o'clock in the sculpture court will
include musical numbers by Miss
Emily Garrett; Mrs. Bessie Roberts,
accompanied by Mrs. Lillian Lee
mon; Negro Rhapsody" an original
composition by J. Harold Grown, and
vocal selections by Leonard Frank
lin, accompanied by Harry Camp
bell.
Ninety paintings of thirty artists
will be shown. The exhibit is to be
held in connection with the Harmon
Foundation, the Commission on
Race Relations and the Federal
Council Of Churches. Local organ
izations sponsoring the exhibit are:
Race relations committee of the In
dianapolis Church Federation, inter-
racial committee Of the indianapolis
Council of Social Agencies, central
branch OF the Y. M. G. A., central
branch of the Y. w. G. A., Phyllis
Wheatley branh of the Y. w. C. A,
and members of the Butler uni
Versity inter-racial groups.
Miss Anna Hasselman, curator of
the institute, will speak on 1.-THE
Negro in Art"
B. Y, P. u. to Give Program
B. Y. P. U. of the Second Baptist
church, the Rev. B.. F. Westbrooks,
pastor, will give musical and lite
rary program Sunday night at 7:30.
Appearing on the program will be
the Rev. E. H. White, A. H. S. Glee
Club, Mrs. Hove Ross, Ralph Nc
Williams, Miss Cornelia Settles, j.
F. johnson, Professor F. F.. Bowler,
Professor Matthias Nolcox, Miss
Helen Poarch, Professor T. G. John
son, Mrs. Ida Lewis, Mrs. M. Null
lens and Miss E. Bledsoe.
Miss Helen Poarch is sponsor and
Preston Dixon is president
Mrs. Clara Weathers will be the
soloist today at the MONDAY pre-
Lenten services in Walker casino.
Mrs. Weathers is a student of the
Fitzhugh- Valentine college of mu-
sic, of which Nine. M. L. Valentine
Is president.
Omega Psi Phi fraternity met at Elan
ner House and conducted memorial serv-
ices for the late Colonel Charles Young.
one of three Negroes graduated from West
Point and the only Negro to attain the
rank of colonel in the regular United
States army.
Distinguished in War
Colonel Young distinguished himself in
the Spanish-A American war and as mill
tary attache at several American con-
Sulates.
The Business and Professional Woman's
Club will meet at the Phyllis Wheatley
branch of the Y. w. G. A. North ana
North West streets. Tuesday night.
Miss Jessie Levy, attorney and librarian
of the state law library. will speak on
''The Legal Status of Women in Indiana.
The program will include musical Sc
Iections BY Miss Helen Poarch. Roll call
will be answer with favorite Bible quo
tations.
Mrs. Daneva Donnel1 Wines is presi-
dent and Miss Josephine Harper, secre-
tary
cantata, "The Glory of the Cross"
will be given by the missionary society OF
Allen Chapel A. NJ. {. church Sunday
night at 8 o'clock at the church. MIS-
Leota snowden is chairman.
THOSE who will appear on the program
include Mrs. Leota Snowden. Mrs. 1ds
Dunn, Mrs L. Greene, Mrs. Cora Brown
Mrs. Allie Moss, Mrs. Rosa Beeler' MATS
Lillian Snowden, Mrs. Cora Graham MIS-.
laura Coleman, Mrs Osa Shannon. Mrs.
w. H. Giles. Mrs. Julia Crabh. Hayes VIII
son. Mrs Maggie Baker, Mrs Mary South
ern. Mrs. Ethel Reed, Mrs. Leila HawSlns
and Mrs. Tressie Heinz. The Rev. W. ..
Shannon is pastor.
yesper Hour Arranged
1.-The Negro in Literature ana MUSIC
will be the theme of the Vesper noun
sunday by members Of the Delta sorority
Miss Mary Stokes, president OF the OF
Miss Blanche Emanuel will give talk
and Miss Martha Jackson Will give sew
ersl musical numbers. The program Is
under auspices of the religious education
denartment. of which Mrs. Rose Hum
mons is chairman.
Holy Week Program Arranged
- Do, stenhen Gill Spottswood,
t of ZONES tabernacle A. M. E. Zion
church. announces his program for Holy
vaek sunday morning at II, consecra-
+,on and distribution of palms; SOLO,
Frank J. Brown: sermon, THE irony Oh
Jerusalem Palms; p. m, sermon Inc
Law of the Harvest"
series of evening subjects will be
given as follows:
March 25-"Gethsemane."
March 26-"The Betrayal; duet MIS-.
Clara Taylor and Mrs. Mamie Loeue' Sc
lections. the Tabernacle octet.
March 27-"Before Csiaphas and Plate )
music the Big Six; solo, Mrs. Mary john
son.
March 2s-'The Last supper" includ-
INC an observance of the Holy Commun-
ion: music. Relief Club quartet; solo,
Mrs. Pauline Arnold.
March 2s--"Calvary."
Miss Lucille E. Clay. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Clay. 1881 North west
street has been awarded certificate from
the Art publication society of st. Louis
for completion of the progressive series
pisno lessons course. under E, R. Kroeger
as supervisor. Miss Clay. former student
Of Miss Ellen v. Thomas is employed By
+he New Liberty chair. Anxious Glee Cluo'
and the Mt Zion Sunday school.
Homecoming Week Planned
The Rev. F. F. Young, pastor OF FlrsV
Baptist church, North Indianapolis an
nounces the week Of March ~ as nome
ror,i,,g week The Rev. NJ H. Pinchney,
Ft. WAYNE. will be in charge.