The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-29
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plctlng activities OF the various de-
partments Of the association dur
ing the last year will be given by
members of the association at 8,
following dinner in Hollenbeck hall.
Mrs. Brandt G. Downey, presi-
dent, will preside over a brief bust
ness session. Ballots will be opened
and board members for the coming
year announced. Polls have been
open for a week at the central
building
Candidates are Mesdames Hugh
Bogardus, George w. Combs, Nor
man Green, A.. w. Hinkle, Curtis
Hodges, w. S. Lockhart, Lucien
King, E. d. Moten, @. G. Noblitt,
B. d. Spradling and Louis H. Wolff.
Nine of the eleven will be named
10 Office.
Committee to Be Named
The nominating committee for
next year will be announced Can
didates are Mrs. Samuel Ashby
Mrs. Frederick Clifford, Mrs. Will
liam Rothenburger and Miss Elsie
Kinerk from the present board of
directors, and Mesdames j. w.
Atherton, Fred Hoke, Donald D,
Hoover and A. o. Mason from the
association. Three will be chosen
from the board group, and two from
the association group.
Music for the dinner will be pro-
vided by Miss Robbye Cook. So
prano, and an instrumental trio.
furnished through the courtesy of
the Radio Academy Of Music, of
which l. M. McDougal is the
director.
The dramatic production at 8
viii present in panorama the activ-
lties Of 1881 at the association.
Machine Age to Be Shown
Miss Grace I. Ingledue, reader.
will explain the scenes, as they are
presented. Music will be furnished
by Mrs. Horace Gamble, pianist,
assisted by the Misses Ruth Nc
arthur and Mary Wilson, violinists.
ind Cornelia Settles, cellist.
The first act will depict "A Ma
chine Age" in special dances by
members of the Y. w. c. A. dane
ing classes under the direction OF
Miss Vonda Browne, instructor.
The stage will be set to illustrate
the machine age, and the dancers
VIII wear costumes symbolic of
workers and machines.
The second part will represent
the Y. w. c. A. symbol, a blue tri-
angle. The idea in this scene will
be worked out with the characters
as Keepers of the Symbol" sur
rounded by other characters rep
resenting abstract qualities devel-
oped during the year.
Activities to Be Reviewed
Keepers of the symbols will be
represented by Misses Frieda Van
Blair and Matilda Hayes. Qualities
will be: Information, Miss GLADYS
Thomas; play, Miss Rowena Hard
rick; work, Miss Louise SCOOTER;
sharing, Miss Mildred Moore; I'M
derstanding, Miss Madonna Hessler.
and friendliness, Miss Ethel May
Smith.
The last act will show the 1881
activities Of the Y. w. G. A. in a
continuous procession across the
stage. Among those to be shown
will be volley and BASKETBALL tennis.
swimming; tap, ballet and ballroom
dancing; hostess club, Blue Triangle
Hall, education classes and public
affairs committee.
The industrial department will
have as it theme, Bread and
Roses" business girls, "ShuttIes of
Commerce" weaving through the
fabric of life; and Girl Reserves,
their golden jubilee, held last fall.
represented oy birthday cake with
candles.
Pageant Cast Named
Those taking part in the pageant:
Star and Bird Class-Mrs Robert Dor
sew, Misses Margaret Van Ness. Lucille
Huddleson, Marjorie Metcaf, Helen Camp-
bell and Laura Tucker.
,Nve-Day and Evening Self Expression
ClasSes-Mrs. G. II Kuhn Misses Dora M
ReeS. Marie SEEKER. and Bertha Corn.
Public Affairs Committee-Mrs James
-, Feeling. Mrs. r. j. Hudelson Mrs
Helmer Bengston, and Miss Ida Johnson
New Roads in Reading-Miss Juanita
Business English--Misses Pauline Bal
finger, Mary Kinkaid, and Mrs. Viola
Moore.
Travellers French-Miss Leora weimar.
Blue Triangle Hall-Misses Jeanne Bur-
rim, Dorcas Fallan, Esther Amann, Ar
celia Brian, Ruth Replagle. Betty Miner
well. Mary Elizabeth Williams. Mvra rise
FRANCIS Mann MARGARET
Brown. Halle Dawsan, and Anita Brand
Spanish Class-Msses Grace Hawk. Edna
Conrad, Stella Dyer Blessing Fischer Elsa
Sehwarz, Henrietta =, Jenisch. Blessing
sell Cox.
List of Dancers
Dancers are announced as:
Act misses Marian Marshall, Marga-
ret Marshall, Mildred Alyce GLAND, Laura
Mae, Williams, Emily Stuart, Rosemary
Werlein. Eva Dunn. and Betty Truly.
Act misses Mildred Alyce GLAND.
Clayton Burres. Janet Ruth darlington,
Nola Helen Sweeney, JUSTIN Christie
Degischer, and Shirley Ann Harkens.
Volley Ball Dance-Misses Lavinia Law
son, Hattie Mae Petrie, Josephine Wood.
and Ruby Wodell.
Basketball Dance-Misses Bealue Sterer
Helen wadsworth, Esther Porter, and May
Jefferson.
Acrobatfc Dance-Miss Jane Morris.
Tumbling-Johhnie Oherholtzer. Tommy
Marley
Tap Dancers-Nisses Dolores Johnson
and Bernice Farmer.
Ballet Dancers-Miss Rosemary werlein
Ballroom Dancers-NfiSs Vida Clarkson
and Ramon VanOhlen
Girl Reserves will be represented
by;
Nellie Madison. Susie Marlin. Vivian Al
len, Lois Porter. Vivian Raw. Irene Potts
Mary Stubbleheld, Beatrice Harris, Queene
Miller. Charlotte johnson. Beatrice Sulli-
van, Mary E Stewart, Mary Woodson, will
ma williams Aneda Lyerson, Ruth John
son. and Naomi Obanyon.
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! A Days Menu !
Breakfast i
Bak ed bananas, cereal
cooked with dates, cream,
broiled bacon, crisp toast,
marmalade, milk. coffee.