The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-03
TableauX to
Be Held for
Art Section

Two departments Of the Woman's
Department Club will be entertained
this week. DR.. Lee Norvelle of In
diana university will be presented
by the literature drama department
in a lecture on the 1882 Pulitzer
prize play, "Of Three I Sing" at 2
Wednesday.
The art department will have on
its program Monday series Of
tableaux by girls of the industrial,
business and professional, health
education and Girl Reserve DEPART
ments Of the Y. w. 9. A.
The scenes will depict art in the
Common Place" and will represent
happenings in foreign countries, al
well as modern America.
Many to Take Part
Miss Evelyn Wolfard will give
readings which will link the pictures
together into q complete story.
Young women taking part in the
scenes will be:
Misses Lucille Anderson. Ruth Smith,
Harriet Fowler. Peggy Warner, Mary
Ellen Smith Dolores Hall, Martha Fulle,
garet Van Ness Edith Ambul, Gladys Crit
ton and Frances Kneer.
The following Girl Reserves will
take part.
Rosemary Ahern, Betty Kenney. Jean
Campbell Nancy Chatfeld Betty Marie
Berry Ruth Gordon. Evelyn Woodruff,
Marlca Van Ochee. Othilla Schafter, Betty
Wilde, Helen Reuleaux, Betty Miller. Alice
Dongworth. Martha Fisher, Susan o'Con-
nor Carolyn Greek, Virginia Greek, Ann
cite Lynon and Christine Stewart.
Among the children of the Y W.
G. A. dancing classes taking part
will be.
Barbara Mcmillan, Betty Jane Bridges,
Virginia Cathcart, JUSTIN Christie, Mari
Rohr, Mary Frances schlotter, Charline
Butty, Caroline Finn. Marjorie Cunning
ham, Joyce Luebking Jackie, Jean Everett,
ior S La Verne Baker Lola Lee Hanes,
Gene Dickerson and Marcia Lucille lie
Febre.
Two worship scenes will be shown.
In them will be:
Misses Harriet Fouts. Virginia Fleming.
Rachel Cartwright Mildred Moore, Lucille
Anderson. Martha Fulle, Florence Keaton,
Mary Ellen Billiard and Dorothy Fran
cisca.
The program is being directed by
Misses Helen Swoyer, Marion Smith,
Ruth Martins, Vonda Brown and
Jenna Birks.
A Christmas tea will be served
following the program. The COM
mittee in charge will be:
Mesdames William II. Kershner, Charles
W. Field, Oliver S. Guio, Frank M Bush,
lanes lanes N ~ DUNCAN v; e; M Mcguire
yer. William K. Bells, w. s. Jensen and
Helen L. Sinner.
Preceding the lecture by DR.. Nor
velle, Mrs. James L. Kalleen, assist
ed by Miss Rosemary Shea ana
James Commons will present "The
Lady Of the nm" medieval
Christmas play by Katherine CARR
son Chaplin
All are students Of the Arthur
Beriault School of Expression.
Mrs. Lett Chairman
Mrs. Everett E. Lett is chairman
of the tea following the program.
She will be assisted by:
Mesdames ]. w. Barnes. G. Frank Bing-
ham, Edward L. Hall. Charles T. Hanna,
J: G. Hardesty. w. d. Long Charles F.
Miller w G. Mcguire, J. B. Phillips and
Wayne o. Stone.
Mrs. Kalleen and Mrs. Hurlburt
j. Smith will preside at the tea
table.
Or. Norvelle is head of the speech
division and director of dramatics
at Indiana, and is a frequent con-
tributor to speech and dramatic
magazines.
He holds degrees from Indiana
and Iowa universities and studied
at oxford university in England.
and under Max Rheinhardt at
Salisbury, Austria.