The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-15

Michigan and Noble Leisure Houl
Club opened Wednesday night with
headquarters at 633 East Michigan
street. The clubrooms will be oper
each week day from l to 8. Glen
w. Parrish YVES named chairman
OF the executive committee Wednes-
day.
Supervisors chosen were Miss Lu-
Gle Bennett, Mondays; Mrs. Par
rish. tuesdays; Mrs. May Clayton
Wednesdays; Mrs. Sylvia Cunning
ham, Thursdays; Miss Helen Clay
ton, Fridays, and Mrs. Bertha
Sands, Saturdays
A. O. Lee, orchestra conductor
was granted temporary permission
to hold his orchestra practices IN
the hall, for the entertainment OF
those present during the after
Moons.
A group of boys from the neigh
borhood presented a plan to rope
off a corner of the nall for boxing
Their plan is under consideration
of the executive committee.
Program which was to have been
held Friday night in School IL
West and McCarty streets, has peen
cancelled because of illness OF Z.
I. Norris, principal.
M. w. Neu, physical director Oh
School "a, will have charge Of the
program at the school Friday night.
Stunts and tumbling by the pupils
will feature the entertainment.
Betty Bishop will give reading.
Dances will be given by Pauline
Kottkamp, Vera Perkins and Mar
celia and Charlotte Smith.
Music will be furnished by tne
Manners Brothers string band, ano
by Mildred Fisher, who Will give
piano selections.
Musicians who will appear on the
program at Fletcher Place Commu-
nifty Center Friday are Max ana
Jack banner and Catherine Garter.
In addition the Children's Museum
will send an exhibit which Will be
explained by a member OF the mu-
scum staff. DR.. B. F. Neiman Will
lead community singing.
Another Children's Museum ex-
hibit will be seen at the meeting at
Christian Park Community House.
Feature of the program there VIII
be Prather's band, which will play
both popular and old-time songs.
Michael l.. Urdel will conduct the
7elling bee.
TWO teams from Central Chris
an church will play basketball
same as a feature of the meeting
of the TT. Wayne and Walnut CLUB
Friday Ralph Pierce will play his
accordion between halves.
Community singing will be led by
r. T. Seaman, accompanied by Mary
Doolittle. The program was ar
ranged by Mrs. Ruth Sexton.
The Peoples Players, directed by
Norman Green. will present the pro-
gram at Municipal Gardens FRIDAY
Members of the cast are Mrs. Doro-
thv Robinson, Mary Florence
Fletcher, Blayne McCurry, Scott
Cling and Edward Green.
Music for the program at the OaI
Hill Leisure Hour Club will be FUR
nished by the South Side jug Enter
tainers. The club also will SCI
movies furnished by the state de-
partment of conservation. The spell
ing bee will be the program windup
Ralph r. Mattillo, club chairman
was in charge of arrangements.
Three one-aot plays by the Broad
way players of the Broadway M. E
church will headline the entertain
ment at School % Friday. The plays
will be "The Man Without a Head,
Apartments to Let, and "A Fa'
nous Name"
The casts include Robert L. ODER.
reich, who also will be director
Harry Thomas, Jessie Keller, George
f. Hoagland Jr., Martha Davis
Mary Frances Hoagland. Marjorie
Brownlee, John Thurston and Har.
old WEIGH.
Marjorie Brownlee will give q vic.
lin solo, and Mrs. H. H. Wright vii
lead community singing, accom-.
panied by Miss Ethel Bryan.