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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-28
Musical EUentS at Conservatory

Glenna Jones. Beatrice Waiss. 10 Ann
Jackson. John =. Wilson. Betty Bateas.
Ruthellen Goodman. Shirley German. May
Marker, Margaret Schwartz. Barbara Jane
Johnson. Mary Elizabeth Hadley. Ruth Van
Matre. Mildred Pettiiohn. Clair Bowden.
virginia Sawyer. EVELYN Owens. Esther
Wexler. Mabelle Schumacher. Donald
Gwinn, Frances LOOMS and Margaret Allies
will give the program.
They are studs Is Of Virginia Jerry,
Imogene Pierson. Albert Speicher. Flor
ence K Lewis. Frieda Heider. Norma An
THUS. Flora E. Lyons. Hugh McGibbeny.
Otis Pruitt. Fairy Hendricks. Henry Mar
shall and Bomare Cramer.
The Arthur Jordan Conservatory
will present Lorine Yancey, piano
student of Frederic "A. Cowles of
Louisville, KY. in a graduation re-
cital at the Odeon, Saturday eve
ming, June 4.
Miss Yancey will be assisted by
Robbye Cook, soprano pupil of
Glenn Friermood in the following
program:
Aria d'Elisa" ,;.:.,--;:i.. .Haendel-BibDs
sOnata-"Theme and Variations in A"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .-.-.s.-s.. MO1aTt
Miss Yancey.
"0uel Ruscelietto'' -; .........P aradies
Miss Cook.
Preludes-"c. G. A g. B major and
sharp and G minor" ........... Chopin
Miss Yancey.
Il Dream OF Jeanne ......Stephen Foster
The Cuckoo" .................Leh Lehman
Miss Cook.
The Little White Donkey" ........ .Ibort
Revere .:.............'. -. , !. .lle PUSSY
"Praeludium' .............. Halfoan-Cleye
Jean Chenoweth, violinist, student
Of Stanley Norris Of the Con-
servatory faculty, viii appear in a
joint recital at the Broad Ripple
NJ. E. church Tuesday evening, with
Fred Winter, bass. Louise Suhre
will be the accompaniSt.
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TwoCouples
Will Wed in
Candlelight

In a candlelight wedding az tbs
afternoon at the Methodist church
in Chimney Rock n. c.. Miss Ruth
Omelvena. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Earl r. Cox. $50 Kessler boulevard.
viii become the bride Of William
Bugg Of Plainheld. in a double we'd
ding ceremony with Miss Madonna
Tustlson Of Bayside Long Island.
and Archie r. Chadd OF Canton, II.
Miss Tustison is the daughter OF Q
" Tustison.
The church will be lighted b.
white cathedral candles and Will b.
decorated with mountain laurel and
mountain flowers.
Miss Omelvena's afternoon gown
VIII be poudre blue lace and net.
fashioned with close-htting lines
and long haring skirt. A short Eton
Jacket with puff sleeves will be
worn.
She viii wear blue lace gloves,
pink slippers and a large pink eel
lophane hat trimmed with rose
satin ribbon. She viii carry
shower bouquet Of pink roses, for
get-me-nots and baby's breath.
Miss Tustison also will wear
blue lace dress with pink Access
series and VIII carry a similar bou-
quet.
Mrs. Cox. who Will come from
Miami with her son. John L. Omel-
vcna, to attend the wedding. will
wear a gown of yellow chiffon and
a yellow straw hat Her corsage
viii be- Of gardenias Mr. Cox has
gone 10 Chimney Rock from In
dianapoiis.
Following the ceremony bridal
dinner VIII be held at Asheville.
H. 9.
Miss Omelvena. Mr.. Bugg and
Mr. Chadd were students together
al Butler university where Miss
Omelvena is a member of Pi Beta
Phi sorority. and the men of Delta
Tau Delta fraternity.
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Stafford Lightburm Lambert
VIII Entertain at Dance

Stafford Lightburn Lambert, St
Louis, who is in indianapolis for
the weekend to attend the Speed
way race. Will entertain with a
dance tonight at the University
club. He is well-known in In
dianapolis, and the dance, which
he gives each year, will be one of
the most elaborate social events Of
the season.
The club will be decorated with
red peonies. larkspur and gladioli,
carrying out the patriotic colors.
The guests will include:
Messrs. and Mesdames Elias c. Atkins.
George NJ. Bailey. George Hollingsworth
Denny Otto n. Frenzel Jr.. T. A. W.
Gillian. Ward II. Hacklemann, Frederick
r. Holiday. Sylvester Johnson Jr.. Elijah
B. Martindale William Z. Munk. Norman
Metzger. GAYLORD B. Millikin. Conrad
Ruckelshaus. Stanley MILFORD Shipnes. Hen
~ c. Thornton. Morris Scott Wadley.
Lowell II. Wilson. William N. wilson: Or.
and Mrs Dudley A. Pfaf Lieutenant and
Mesdames william Griffith Stephenson
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Senior members Of the Butler
chapter Of Alpha Chi Omega sor-
ority will be honored at the an"
nual senior breakfast June 5, at
the chapter house, 2O1 Blue Ridge
road. Miss Josette Yelch, the in
coming president, will preside.
The seniors are Misses Cecile
Nease, retiring president; Naomi
Guild, Harriet Gamble, and
jeanette Luzader. Miss Nease
will give a toast and Miss Guild
will act as "Giftorian" from the
seniors to the chapter.
A program Of music will be
given by Miss Mae Henri Lane,
pianist. and Miss Mary A. Davis,
violinist, members of the chapter.
Spring flowers will be used
about the house, and on the tables
at serving time. The committee
in charge is composed of Misses
Joan Freeman, Dorothy Stewart
and Josephine Bennett.
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Photo BY Bretzman.

and Stanton T. Smith: Prince and Prin-
cess Eristavi Tchitcherlne; Mesdames John
K Fishback. Henley Holiday and Helen
McIlwraith Murphy, DR.. Herbert P. Werk-
man; Major Richard F. Taylor, Misses
Helen Burford Danner. Harriet and Mar
garet Denny Mary Jane Hamerstadt, Betty
Hereth. Evadne Hayward Hibben. Hilda
Hayward Hibben. Alice Miller. Aimee Ora
ham. Edith Anne Stafford and Ann Tyn-
dali; and Messrs. Francis Brosnan. Rich
ard F. Buttolph. Frederick L. Carter Jr..
Richard Fairbanks Jr.. Bingham Booker.
Louis W. Fletcher, John S. Fishback, Regi-
maid W. Garstang. Henry Drummond, Rob-
ert Walter. Jack Armstrong. w. J. Holli-
day, Wilson Mothershcad. Shirley D. Muir
ply, Henry and Theodore Rudolph Sew
erin. William G. Sullivan.
out of town guests will be Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lyman Blish OF Seymour; Misses
Nancy Gardner and Catherine Dart Of
Dayton: Miss Dorothy Bacon and william
Bacon OF Macomb. Ill; Miss BETTY Andrews
OF West Point. Ind: Arthur LEROY Caper-
ton. Louisville: william A. Garrigues Jr.,
New York; Herbert Douglas Condie Jr..
Bryon X. Elliott. Edward Flynn. John
Turner. David Flournoty and Ray Marion.
ali Of St Louis: william Post II, East
Williston. L. l., and Granville Mott Char
lottcsvilie W. Va.
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MRS. CARMICHAEL
ARRANGES PARTY

Mrs Otis Carmichael is general
chairman Of the final card party
to be given by the auxiliary to the
Sunshine mission at , Friday. Pro-
ceedS will be added to the fund for
paying rentals Of the mission at
744 Virginia avenue.
Assistants will be MeSdames Har-
rv Mcdonald, Emma Sanborn. c. j.
SorPos. J. W. VeStal w. B. Parker,
T. W. Engle and w. II. Hodgson.
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MEMORIAL DAY
TO Be OBSERVED
IN CHURCHES
The Rev. Homer Dale Will
Speak on America, the
Beautiful

Homer Dale. pastor Of the Hillside
Christian church. will preach Sun
day morning on America the Beau
tiful." It will be a Memorial day
message with special mlsic by the
choir.
Soldiers OF all wars. their wives
and widows will be in attendance
and the Major Harold McGrew
camp of the United Spanish War
Veterans together with their ladies'
auxiliary Will attend in a body.
The theme Of the evening mes
sage will be "Old Testament Chris
tians;;" a special address by Stuart
a. Coulter.
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BUTLER WILL HOLD
ALL-SCHOOL PICNIC

Closing activities Of the college
Of education of Butler university
includes an all-school picnic Thurs
day. An outdoor dinner will be
held for patrons. pupils and teach
ers of the Baker demonstration
school. class day tree planting and
a luncheon and alumnae dinner on
June IL will end the years pro-
gram
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Mrs. F. S. Taylor. 52S West Forty
third street. entertained with a
luncheon bridge Thursday in honor
OF Miss Lucille Rous. whose mar
riage to Wilbur E. Smith will take
place in June The bride-elect will
be entertained June at a party
TO be given by Miss Lucy Ashjian
and Miss Frances Westcott.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
THEME ANNOUNCED

Ancient and Modern Necro-
NANCY, Alias MesmeriSm and Hyp-
notism, Denounced" is the subject
Of the lesson-sermon in all Churches
Of Christ, Scientist, on May %.
Among the citations which COM
prise the lesson sermon is the fol-
lowing from the Bible:
From whence come wars and nghtines
among you? come they not hence, even OF
your lusts that war IN your members7 Ys
lust. and have not: ye kill. and desire TO
have. and can not obtain: We fight and
war. yet We have not. because ye ask not.
Draw nigh 70 God, and he will draw nigh
to you. Cleanse your hands. ye sill ers:
and purify your hearts. ye double mind
ed" flames Al. 2 81.
The lesson-sermon also includes
the following passages from the
Christian Science textbook, Science
and Health with Key to the Scrip
lures" by Mary Baker Eddy:
"The notion that both evil and good are
real is delusion Of material sense. which
Science annihilates. Evil is nothing. no
thing. mind. nor power. As manifested by
mankind It stands for a lie. nothing
claiming to be something.-for lust. dis
honesty. selhshness. envy. hypocrisy.
SANDER, hate. theft, adultery. murder. de-
mentia, insanity. inanity devil. hell with
all the etceteras that word includes"
The Rev. r. T. Gwyn, pastor Of
Centenary Christian church, will
preach Sunday morning on, Lead
Us Not Into Temptation" Sunday
evening, THE Consistency Of Ruth
"The True Soldier" will be the SER
mon subject Of the morning service
Sunday at the Capitol Avenue NJ. E.
church by the pastor, the. Rev.
Joseph G. Moore. At night the SER
mon theme will be Praise, a Good
Thing"
These Stones" will be the morn
ing theme Of the Rev. E. G. Hum
rigshausen Of the Carrollton Ave-
nue. Reformed church
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ITEDDELLS PLAN
BUFFET SUPPER

Mr.. and Mrs. j. w Weddell, 1891
North Delaware street, will enter
tain with a buffet supper Sunday
evening at their home in honor OF
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. William Weddell of Chics-
60. who are visiting them over the
holidays. Sixteen guests have been
invited
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HUSBANDS FETED
AT BUFFET DINNER

Ladies auxiliary of the Mercator
Club entertained husbands at a buff
fet dinner and bridge party Thurs
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Woodbury., $50 North
Central court.
Covers were laid for thirty-two
guests at small tables. centered with
baskets OF garden flowers.
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Miss Ann NJ. Arvin, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Doyle of Loo
gootee. became the bride of A. E.
Schosker at CHS this morning at
st. Catharine Of Sienna church,
with the Rev J. NJ. Downey ofici-
ating. They were attended by Miss
Louise Wertz and William Oberting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schosker will be at
home at 235 jefferson avenue.
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HOLY CITY" TO
BE SUNG SUNDAY

The morning service at the First
Friends church will be given over to
the rendition of selections from
Gaul's Holy City" by the choir un-
der the direction Of E. Leona
Wright. with Stella Cause Kullmer,
organist, and la J. Sink, assisting
pianist. The soloists will be Mary
Z. Frey. contralto; Joseph M. Ra-
gains, tenor, and Ruell Moore. BARI
tone
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.orantum ERGO. enes'ra. w,dor
Unison chorus; and Five-Part @''
chorus.
-ReceSsional-
Universal PaDal Hymn" ........ Ganss
Unison chorus. organ and or
chestra.
Personnel OF Choirs
Tenors-George A. Smith. John Gerlach.
Harry Gehrich. Edward Gehrich. Rev. Ber-
nard Sheridan. Cornelius Sheridan. Rev.
Thomas Finneran. John T. Larner. Eugene
Murphy. Thomas p. higgins. Kenneth
Vance. Francis OBrien. Harry E. Cauand,
Bernard thinner. William Bradley. Ed
mund Bradley. Francis Delaney. Kari
Paulissen. Claude P. Lindemann. Leo Lau-
Der. Fred Davis. DR.. M. c. Hammer. RAY
mond Gregg. FLOYD chafee. Francis II.
Riley. Hugh FLYNN. wilfred Cards. John
l.. Gardner. Rev. Clement o. Bosler. Ed
ward German. z. Aull. Frederick Hummel
Rev. Henry Herman. william Kopp.
Baritones-Humbert p. Pagani, Carl Iau-
Der. David Lawlor. Rev. Henry F. Dugan.
Kenneth Hedrick. Edwin II. Lechner. Rev.
RAYMOND MARCHING. Dawn O. Snyder. Her
man w. Kothe. Ralph r. Hart. VIM. Penn
HUFF. joseph Brand. A. J. Thomas. c.
Francis Rsthz. VIM. Fries. Arthur 7
Franklin. Harland P. o'Connor. Paul J.
Smith. Maurice santich. Glenn o. Frier-
mood. J. P. Murray. George Robson. Cliff
ford Courtney.
Basses-Edward Ia shelle. Eugene Doerr.
Harry DOYLE. Leo Lowry. Paul ". Kershaw.
II. P. Richardson. George A. Kuhn. P. H.
Weer. Charles Z. Nourse. Roscoe C. Lea
witt. J. c. Fendel. Adam Gerlach. Rev.
Francis J. Early. Duncan MacDouglall.
Robert o'connor. Rev. August Fusseneg-
ger. Frank n Daniel.
Helen Shepard. organist: Rev. Thomas
schaefers. o. s. B.. orKanist: Elmer An
drew Stehen. director.
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G. A. r. GROUPS TO
ASSEMBLE SUNDAY

G. A. r. posts and auxiliary corps
will meet at 10:45 Sunday at the
Ervington Methodist Episcopal
church for the annual memorial
services. On Monday graves Of vet
Grams will be decorated. The ma
tional organization has asked the
members TO observe Memorial day
By tolling bells for five minutes
after noon Monday, and standing at
attention for five minutes with I'M
covered head. Flags viii 1iy at half
mast during the day.
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CLIO AND SPENCER
CLUBS ARE FETED

Members and husbands of the
Clio and Spencer clubs we're enter
tanned Friday evening at parties
held by each OF the groups. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Spangler of 1905 West
Thirty-third street, were hosts to
the Spencer Club and Mr.. and Mrs
Fermor S. Cannon, 1926 North
Pennsylvania street, TO the Clio
Club.
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DR.. KISTLER
ANNOUNCES THEME

Holy Ground" viii be the Memo
rial Sunday theme Of DR.. Edward
Haines Kistlers morning sermon in
the Fairview Presbyterian church.
Floyd M. Chaffee, tenor, will be the
soloist. Miss Betty Fullenwider viii
lead the 7 p. m. Personality Club
Forum in the auditorium, on Be
lief and Practice"
The Misses Bowman and Bayer OF
Girl Scout headquarters viii conduct
birthday party for Troop 43 Tues
day at $50, on the lawn OF the
Fairview Presbyterian church, clos
ing the active season before camp.
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Has Weekend Guest

Miss wilma Lee Tafinger, 1914
East Twelfth street, will have as
her house guest for the weekend,
Mrs. Eel Marie Edwards. Cincin-
natl. They viii attend the Speed
way race. Miss Tafiinger will en-
terrain with party Monday night
at the Columbia club for her guest.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-28

Miss Betty Hall and Miss Dorothy
Wright, juniors of Butler uni
versity, have been pledged by Theta
Sigma PHI. national honorary
journalistic fraternity for women.
Both are majors in Journalism and
have been active on the Collegian
STAFF.
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Invitations Are Issued for
Nurses Reception Thursday

Dooley Ryan. Irene whitacre Moore.
Jeanette Myers Wood. Misses Grace Nc
Pherson. Ruth Dillon. Grace Whitwer.
Margaret TORI, Flossie Armstrong and
Viola Clapper.
The program will begin at 2. Miss
Loretta Ryan will be in charge of
refreshments.
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POetlu Cilb to Meet

Mrs. Alice Bidwel Wesenberg,
429 Buckingham drive. Will be
hostess Sunday for the last meeting
OF the Butler Poetry Club. Mrs.
Wesenberg. professor in the English
department. is sponsor for the club.
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SPECIAL MUSICAL
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED

The following special Memorial
day musical program has been ar
ranged for the closing vesper serv-
ice of the Second Presbyterian
church, Sunday afternoon, at 5
o'clock:
Funeral March Frederick Chopin
played for the Heroes who died In
Rejoice IN the Lord, o Ys
..-,.,. ftelgnteous ;..... Herman Kotschmar
"A Familiar National Hymn" ....
Song OF the Camp iaTehfinS 1 on
the Old Camp Ground" 49,.
Csung for the civil war; S' Veterans sSSsiuS'
March Miltaire' Franz Schubert
Charles +. Hansen is the organist
and musical director.
At Riverside Park M. f. church,
the Rev. Robert NJ. Selle, pastor.
Morning worship. Memorial day
service, Lest We Forget" Evening
worship includes a religious drama,
The Travelling Man"
At Roberts Park Methodist church,
the Rev. Alpha H. Kenna, minister:
morning sermon subject, known
Only to God" evening sermon sub
ject, This One Thing"
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Miss DiLLmnll Married

Announcement has been made of
the marriage Of Miss Thelma Dill
man, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Dillman of Franklin, to Calvin E.
Crooks. The marriage took place
April % and they will be at home at
1929 Lawton street.
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I MEMORIAL DAY
To BE RECOGNIZED

Memorial day vii be recognized
by the Central Avenue Methodist
church by an appropriate service
Sunday morning at 10:45.
A special musical program will be
rendered by the large chorus choir
under the direction Of John M.
White.
DR.. Charles Drake Skinner. the
pastor. viii speak on the subject:
~Honoring the Dead" Or. SINNERS
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Upper-Ia Sale Entering the Northwest Territory is archi
executed Daniels Indianapolis which
will the 1888 Century Progress
Chicago
Lowcr-E II.
commissions given reputation
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CATHEDRAL TO
Be THE SCENE OF
GREAT SERVICE
Premiere of Steffen'S New
Opus to Be Given
Sunday.

Preceded by solemn professional,
with his excellency, the most Rev.
erend Joseph Chartrand, bishop of
Indianapolis, and assisting clergy
participating, solemn exposition high
mass will be celebrated at 1920
o'clock Sunday morning, May %. at
the Cathedral, Fourteenth and Me-
ridian streets, in observance of the
Sunday within the cstave Of the
feast Of Corpus Christi.
Special interest and significance is
attached to the Solemnities by the
announcement that Elmer Andrew
Steffen's "MiSsa Eucharistica, ded-
icated to the most reverend bishop
Of Indianapolis, is to receive its first
hearing since the publication Of the
opus last month by the j. Fischer
q Brother, publishers in New York.
The appearance of Steffen's latest
work and the evident enthusiasm
with which it has been received by
church music authorities, comes as a
deserved and fitting tribute to the
composer, whose endeavors and vari-
Gus accomplishment in the field of
church music, choral conducting and
composition. has won him a place of
distinction among contemporaneous
church musicians and musical
leaders.
Big Chorus Present
Steffen will have the assistance
OF his own Cathedral Schola Canto-
rum, the clergy choir of Indianapo-
lis, and a chorus of sixty MALI
voices from the choirS of st. Philip
Nerl; st. Joan Of Arc, Little Flower
and MendelSSohn choir of Indian
apolis. This group has been in re-
hearsal the last few weeks in prep
aration for the event.
In addition to the regular organ
accompaniment to the mass, will be
a symphonic orchestral group Sc
lected from the membership of the
indianapolis Symphony orchestra.
Accommodations for several hun
dred guests, in addition to those
regularly attending services at the
Cathedral, will be provided by occu-
plying spaces in the transept and
side affairs. A section of seats adj
joining the sanctuary will be re-
served for the clergy, sisters and
out-of-town guests.
Among Steffen's many musical
activities are numbered such i'm
mort ant f1Ocfc &c the rI;,oof 1,.-t,s.. - 6
music for the diocese of Indian
apolis, for the cathedral of SIS. Pc
ter and Paul and the oratory of
st. Philip Neri. Other musical
groups under his direction are the
MendelsSohn choir and Matinee
Musicale chorale, both outstanding
among local choral groups. Steffen
also enjoys representation on the
boards Of the Society of st. Greg
DRY Of America and the auxiliary
committee to the Pontifical Institute
Of Sacred Music in Rome. In addi-
ton to 'MisSa Eucharistica, Stef-
fen is credited with representation
in catalogues of this country's fore
most publishers, namely the Boston
Music Company, who list a choral
professional, "Ecce Sacerdos Mag
nus" widely used in church func-
tons.
Art songs by Steffen include the
following titles from the catalogues
Of Boosey g. co. and j. Fischer e.
Brother of New York, Song of the
Morning" Two Loves" Birth of
Spring" Requiem of the Sea" and
Thy Touch
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PASTOR ANNOUNCES
SUMMER SCHEDULE

The Rev. L. G. E. Fackler, pastor
Of st. Matthew Lutheran church,
announces that he viii speak on
Our Greatest Decoration" Sunday
morning and in the evening his sub
ject will be For What Will You
Be Remembered"
There will be two more Sunday
evening services. On June 5 will be
the last evening service until next
September. Members and friends
are invited TO attend the morning
service during the summer.
Miss Pearl Sindlinger viii enter
tain the Dorcas Girls Tuesday eve
ming at her home, 2711 Bellefoun-
tain street.
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Marie Zorn, teacher of piano on
the Conservatory faculty, will pre-
sent her pupils in a recital Friday
evening, June 8, at the Odeon.
Those taking part will be:
Mary 10 Funkhouser. Robert and Ruth
Elaine Goodman. Frank Nav Thompson,
Doris Woods. Betty Laven. 10 Pat Arvin.
Victor Kelly. Robert Glass Robert Seeger.
Lewis Nader. Everett Holt. Marion Tag
CART. Marguerite Funkhouser. Constance
Lewis Mary Jane Carr. Adele Herwitz,
Fannie Reeve Never. Betty yesterday.
Nancy Heath. Amy Louise Joe. Rosemary
NcInturf. Marjorie Glass Margaret Kelly.
Alma Jean Winfrey. Margaret Wilcox.
Catherine Clinard and Irene Ulrey.
jeanette Gardiner, teacher of
piano in the Conservatory, viii pre-
sent her pupils in a recital at the
north unit, 3411 North Pennsylva-
MIA street, Friday evening, June 3,
at 8 o'clock. She will be assistd on
the program by pupils in violin
from the studio Of Edwin Jones and
in dramatic art by Albert Speicher's
pupils.
Pupils of Miss Gardiner on the
program are:
Elizabeth Ann Schmidt. Jeanne Stevens.
Jane Cloyd. Joan Mcconnell. Marie Louise
wuilleumeir. Betty crippin. Madeline
4 Fauvre Blanche Cifaldi. Eileen Curry.
Mary Ruth Mcconnell. Maryles Porter.
Mary Holmes. Margaret Kayser and Phyllis
l Daeseke.
Victor La Mar and Betty Kreutzinger
are pupils OF Mr.. Jones and Mary Ella
I Cook is pupil OF Alberta Speicher.
Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
recital will be given at the Odeon
of the Arthur Jordan Conservatory
of Music.
Taking part in the program will
be:
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At the Advent Episcopal church.
the Rev. George S. Southworth,
rector, viii speak on saul Of Tar
sus" IN the morning.
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These Stones" viii be the morn
ing theme Of the Rev. E. G. Hum
rigshausen Of the Carrollton Ave-
nue. Reformed church.
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Bomar Cramer of the Arthur Jor-
dan Conservatory of Music piano
faculty will present Sara Butt OF
Fulton, KY, in a graduation recital
Wednesday, June 1, at the Odeon,
at 8:15 O'Clock.
Her program follows: