The Indianapolis times., 1929-05-11
PROFESSOR TILDEN
TO SPEAK HERE

Francis c. Tilden, professor of
comparative and social literature at
De Paw university. will addsess thee
brotherhood of the First Baptist
church on Monday night, May 90
Professor Tuden graduated from
De Pauw university in 1897. He die
graduate work in Harvard 1888 1900
and in oxford. England, 1904.
He has held his present position
at De Pauw since 1918, das mem
ber of the Indiana state senate from
1909 to 1911. and lectured for the
. Anti Saloon League, 1912-14
He has been a contributor to sew
eral educational journals and is
widely known as a lecturer on mod
ern literature and social problems
A special musical program will be
in charge of J. J. Albion, the Bible
School archestra will play with c.
". Pigg as director. officers will be
elected for the coming year, and
other features will be on the pro-
gram.
The occasion will be observed as
ladies night" Reservations for
banquet should be made not later
ton Bailhe Sunday, May y, at 2:45
o. m.
They Will have as their guests the
A. S. F. Club and friends. Guests
artists will be Madame Bailhe Stein
hart. concert pianist; CASTOR Bailhe,
violiniSt from the National Con-
ServatoUy of Paris. France: PerCival
owen. organist Of the First Baptist
church of Indianapolis. and Mrs.
Henry. vocalist of New York.
Diplomas and certificates will be
presented by the Rev. Mr.. Allison Of
the IrvingtOn Presbyterian church.
The following faculty members
Will be in the receiving line: Mrs.
Mildred Smith. Alice Cooper. Esther
Rushaupt. Adelaide Conte, Mr. Potz-
ker. Elsie Dawes Mcclure, Eva
Hogle, Grace Eaton, Dorothea
Hogle. CASTOR Beilhe is making his
first appearance at the Irvington
School of Music and with the Bel
Canto Club. His reputation as a
violinist is known all over the coun-
try. He was first violin Of the Pitts
burgh Symphony orchestra under
NJ Emil Paur. He played with the
Russian Symphony of New York
under AltSchuler.
Mr.. Bailhe will hold a master
class in violin at the Irvlngton
School of Music.
The following program is free and
open to the public;
Mrs :. L Smyers.
"FsiU Would You Know Verdi
Esther SlIverman.
A Brown Bird Singing ............ Wood
DoroJhee Gottlieb.
Last Rose Of summer ........... GlotoV
Zelma See
Generieye Yurdt
'A - Dorothy SALESMAN ;.
Thelma caldwell
Irene Osborne.
Ny Mother Bids Me Bind NV Hair
''''''''''''Ri.i6i Ruth Rowe. si;1;.''''''' nay 'sn
Jean Million.
Death OF Nsynerite .--.......... BoitC
Esther Lefcoyltz.
The Birthday" ...-..........--......C Cover
Mrs. Arthur SmyerS.
"Vilianielle" .-..--.-.-.-..-.-. Dell AeEueI
Mrs. Karl Means.
Awake Beloved" ............ Edwards
Eva Hogle.
Gavotte' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gluck Brahms
'EtuCe on forms de NalSe -... s.. SaemS
Madame Steinhsrt
LIST and End Movements of Concerto
IN 3 nstlor .-...... Welniawski
CASTOR Bailbe.
selection or the organ.
Perclvsl owen.
Sc ~ Manic .....-...-......,- -Peyoles
''Msdrvale" ..--....-.-.-... .Chamlnade
Mrs Henry
Piano-Normsi diplomas viii be awarded
20 Mrs Mildred Smith. Miss Marie KiSsr
and Miss Grace Eaton; pipe organ. Miss
Dorothea HoEie. voice. Mrs. J. II. Rotz.
Voice-CeTtificate viii be awarded tC
Miss Esther Lefcovitz. and. Miss Dorothy
Satlsmsn. plpe-organ. Miss Frances
Wooden. and Miss Florence Hinshaw;
piano. Miss Ruth Griffith. Miss Helene
Kramer. Miss Alice Adelis Hite. Miss
Martha Jane Bash and Betty Schissel.