The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-23

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Final touch will be put on the
Christmas obseryances in the Lei
sure Hour clubs tonight when eight
groups hold entertainments. All
programs will begin at 1880.
Approximately 1900 persons at
tended the movie presented by the
School "a Leisure Hour Club Thurs
day in the Fountain Square theater
one of the largest crowds Of the
season was present Thursday night
at the meeting of the School 16
club. Alvin Teter, Philip Parsons,
Glenn Jordan and Dolly and Esta
Buchanan were the entertainers.
Drama will reign tonight at the
Municipal Gardens Leisure Hour
Club. Mrs. Joe Kettery, dramatic
art teacher, will direct a play, the
cast of which will be made up Of
pupils.
The North Side Riddle Review"
under the direction of Mrs. Ray
mond Albert, will feature the pro-
gram of the FIT. Wayne and Walnut
club tonight, which will be in charge
OF Mrs. Ruth Sexton.
Christmas direct from it's birth
place will be presented before the
Fletcher Place Community Center
Leisure Hour club tonight, when
Miss Irene Duncan gives a talk on
the Holy Land, illustrated with slide
pictures.
The Wallace boys, pupils of Olive
Killer, will give several violin num-
bers. Pupils of Miss Helen Frances
Starr will give a number of Christ
mas readings. Velma Pappman will
sing a solo and Mildred Beard will
give a group of comedy readings.
The program was arranged by Ken
meth Hughes.
Students at the Arthur Jordan
School Of Music will give a musical
program tonight at the Christian
park community house. Those who
will take part are Franchon F'attig,
Marie Shaner, Dorothy Prosch, Vir-
ginia Hull, Betsy Winterrowd, Fran
ces Venner, Harriet Payne and Ruth
Hutchins. In addition, Miss Ger
trude Brown will talk on THE ORR
gin and Development of the Christ
mas Tree"
The Hoosierland Silver String
band, under the direction of
Charles Padgett, will play for the
Oak Hill Leisure Hour club to-
night Other entertainers on the
program will be Cecil Curtis, who
will give guitar and vocal solos;
Jack and Billy Robins, vocal duet;
Curtis Hess, who will whistle a
group of popular songs, and Jake
Fisher, vocal soloist.
Mrs. H. A. Bell, president of the
Mothers Club, and Miss Alma Tie
fert of the city recreation depart
ment will be in charge of the pro-
gram at Garfield Park community
house tonight.
Readings will be given by Jean
Stuppy, Doris Longere, Margaret
Chapman, Mitzi Longere, Helen
Station, Virginia Beaning, Mary Jane
Aichorn, Mary Alice HuSsey, Mary
Schmaltz, Ruth Burns and Mildred
E. Belt.
Musical numbers will be presented
by Jean and Buddy Steck, the Har-
mony trio, made up of Mary Cald-
we'll and Winifred and Helen Lodge,
and Boots" Riddle. Dancers on
the program will be Alice Mahern,
Wilma Wellman Mildred Lindeman,
Betty Hall, Winifred Mueller and
Nellie Steinke.
Other entertainers who will APP
pear are Jane Flora, Imogene Nc
Kinzie, Norma Jean Hussey, Betty
Papau, Alberta Meyers, and Maxine
Tillford.
Santa Claus will appear at the
party to distribute candy and fruit
Singing of Christmas carols will
close the event.
Dress Suits" will be given tonight
at the meeting of the School %
Leisure Hour club. Play acting stu
dents of Melvin Bergman will stage
a one-act play by that title.
Members of the cast will be Mil
dred Arbuckle, Ruth Rugh, Fan
Engle, and Everett Jones.
THE Toy Makers Dream" re-