The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-20
Concert to
Be GiUen at
Club EUent

Marie Dawson Morren, violinist.
and Madame Alys Michot, French
soprano, will be guest artists at the
Woman's Department Clubs twen-
tieth birthday anniversary celebra-
ton at / Monday, Feb. 20, at the
Columbia club.
Miss Morrell, a native Hoosier,
has appeared in concerts in France
as well as in the United States. She
was recording artist for several
years with the Aeolian and Bruins
wick companies and has been
featured with the Cincinnati Sym
phony orchestra. She will oe
accompanied by Mrs. Frank T.
Edenharter.
Madame Michot of the Opera,
Paris, began her musical education
at the age of five with her father,
Alexandra Michot, noted French
opera singer. She has sung with the
Italian Opera Company and before
the King and Queen of Belgium
she also has been with the Chicago,
Boston and Montreal Opera Com
panies and at present is a radio ar
list. She was appointed an officer
OF the Academy des Beaux-Arts by
the French government in recogni-
ton Of her ability and talents.
The program follows:
Concerts in A Minor. =. e. .vivaidi-Nachez
Allegro. largo, presto.
Miss Morrel.
Join We Our souisi .Rhene-Batop
'Jaurais tant de chooses a DIRE.
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"slavonic Dance in Z Minor" .,.....
"Da File Aux cheveiuz de PIiE H XXI.
aMoio. is:.,;:;t,;:......... DeBgssy- Hartman
Miss N NorTeil. ''''
My sysq Psisnn.i Reynaldo Hahn ;I5r
Nine. Hiohot ''S'' l''
'....s... NV Rimsk;y::Ki -Kireiser
lotus Land" Girl Scott-Krsisler
'' -''aN Miss Morrel i'f "Aa ~ '''''i
Reservations may be made until
next Saturday with Mesdames Net
tie New, w. J. Slate or A. c. Ras-
mussen.
life members as well as founders on
this occasion. Mrs. E. E. Lennox is
charter members chairman, and
Mrs. A. j. Hueber, life members. The
quota of life members, limited to
one hundred, is filled, with several
names on the waiting list.
One more week remains for wom-
en- to avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity to affiliate with the club at
the special rates of one-half en-
trance fee and one-half dues, the
concession having been made in rec
ignition of the birthday ami
versary. The offer will close Feb.
20. Mrs. A. Edgar Shirley and Mrs.
j. d. Ermston are in charge of the
project.
Nomination by ballot will be re-
ceived at the clubhouse wednesday
from 10 to for officers to be
elected this year. Mrs. w. A. Esch-
bach, chairman of the nominating
committee, will be assisted by the
following members from the four
departments: Mrs. Harry Krause
American home; Mrs. w. E. Ken
nedy, community welfare; Mrs. w.
p. Morton, art, and Mrs. j. H. Hell
lekson, literature drama.
Monday Guild will meet at the
3 clubhouse, with Asa j. Smith as
speaker. A program will be pre-
scented by Mrs. Homer o. Rettig,
who will give musical monologue,
and her daughter Jeane, who viii
play the marimba.
A colonial tea will be served fol-
lowing the program by Mesdames
Merritt, Woolf, E. j. Shields, w. d
Long, Percy johnson and Othniel
Hitch, in costume.
The tea table will be laid with a
cloth that has been in the Woo1t
family for $50 years, and has
Washington's picture woven in its
center. 1t will be arranged with
colonial silver candelabra holding
red, white and blue candles. AL
members of the Department Club
are invited.
Applied education department of
the American home department will
be hostess to the General Club,
Tuesday. Mrs. A. c. Rasmussen, de-
partment chairman, will preside.
DR.. Lee Andrews, playwright, who
organized the Indianapolis Theater
of the Air" will review 1.-THE Life
and Teachings of Jesus" 1.-THE Life
of Jesus of Nazareth" and "Jesus of
Nazareth" at l before the home
makers class whose chairman is
Mrs. G. w. Seaton. Credit from the
class leads to membership in Epsilon
Sigma Omicron educational sorority.
Mrs. Dan E. Flickinger and Mrs.
James Ritchey will play piano duets
at 2:15.
AT 2:30, DR.. Max Bahr, superin-
tendent of the Indiana Central hos
pital and president of Indianapolis
Medical society, will talk on Per
Sonality VS.. Environment"
Following the program, tea will be
served. The tea table will be deco
rated with sweet peas and pink
taperS.
Mrs. Charles M. Clayton, chair
man, and Mrs. A. @. Barbour, vice.
chairman, will be assisted by the
following hoSteSSes:
Mesdames C. J. Buchanan. Prank M.
Bush. Horace @. Casady. j. K. Cooper. c.
B. crist. J. F. Edwards. Joseph T. Lsnk-
ford. Bert c. McCammon, Frank McCaslin.
Fred L. Pettijohn. Ellis E. sluss Charles
H. Smith, Edward A. thinner and Miss
Ina n. Cockeril.
W. c. T. II. Notes