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Girls
Russia $ eading Dancer

MOSCOW. u, 5. s. II. Sylvia
Chen. whose father, Eugene Chen
was formerly Foreign Minister
Of China, and whose mother was
Negro woman from the West
indies. gave 4 midnight dance
recital recently ii the MoaooW
Art Theatre.
The recital WAS attended BY
Pudoykin, the famous cinema
director, and many Of the out
standing persons II the arts re-
sidenee Ia MOSCOW Miss Chan's
program consisted Of the folk
dances Of various darker minor
It's esoupA II the Soviet I5nlons
The Uzbeks, the Turks. and 9TH
efs.
She also did a series Of hum-
1rous satires on various Soviet
types, Including the young Kom-
somol girl; and the bourgeoise
woman, left over erom the old
regime. The most powerful Of
her dance compositions was an
interpretation Of the spirit OF re-
volt now sweeping Climatic
awakening Of the yellow peoples
against the foreign imperiallsts
Who have robbed and prosecuted
them so long. Sylvia Chen is
considered. with Vera sDrutskaya,
a native Russian. as being the
leading modern dancer in Mos
COW, modern being used to dis
tinguish her style of free express
sion as contrasted with the pat
terms Of the classical ballet that
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stlIg prevail IN the Russian OPP
eras, and Il Ike Great Theatre,
LAST season Miss Chen gave a
series Of dance concerts through
out the Soviet Union. She plans
70 go on tour again In August.
for the State Concert Bureau.
RecognIzed e Black Genius
In Lenlnsrad. the Pushkin So
clety has recently held Its an
nual celebration IN honor Of the
great mnla.to writer who Is the
Russian Shakespeare. and whose
statues stand IN the main streets
Of al the great cltles. In fact
man1 main streets are naned
after Pushkin. bis poems are still
reclted, and mis- plays performed,
his books read and taught In all
the schools.
Here Pushkin's Negro blood is
fully Acknowledged and known
by everyone. His statue in the
heart of Moscow has curly hair
and a slightly Negroid cast of
features. Indeed. pictures and
models of Pushkin bear very
great resemblance of our Ameri-
can Negr o writer, Jean Toomer,
author of e.Cain.'s
I'll Russia Rldicnles US.
An anti-iyhching cartoon post
card from drawing by Dennis,
Is being sold on all the news
stands of Moscow. The card pic
lures a mutilated Negro hanging
against a background of Ameri-
can skyscrapers.
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Sears-Roebuck Co.
Denies Jim Grow

CHICAGO letter from the
officials OF the Sears-R
conn anE: fe the local Ma &C r.
denied any Jim Grow policy Of
the big retail store in regard to
any customer. All that was pro-
missed the organization concern
ing Jim Grow practices was that
the matter would be given care
full consideration. The letter,
from General Wood, hoping that
there would be no further ground
for complaint. was signed in PEN
ell
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Colored Boy Drowned
In Montana River

MISSOULA-A New York coll
ored boy whose name was not
given in the dispatch to forest
service headquarters here. was
drowned In the Yak river in
northwestern Montana to make
the second fatality among Civil
Ian Conservation workers in Mon
tana.
Tie Colored youth went SWIM
ming in the Yak river, which
on that day was muddy and
cold, the water being OF a tenn
perature OF AZ degrees. His body
was not found until the follow
ing day, at d depth OF Is feet.
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Half on Relief Roll
In Newport Colored

NEWPORT NEWS. va.-Moro
than half of the $500 persons
on the relief roll here are col
ored. The relief WORK. which
has been taken over by the city
administration, has employed A..
F. Williams, former secretary Of
the Y.M.C.A., as its only colored
employee holding an office IN
this work.
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Ransom is School Trustee

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. IF. b.
Ransom. general manager of the
Madame c. J. Walker Company,
has been appointed a member of
the trustee board Of the Indiana
State School for the Blind, for
a period OF four year
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alton ON the steering wheel. Nc
Duffie was Interrupted. however.
BY the guard who informed him
Of my presence. McDuffie re-
queated that he ask me to have
seat for few moments.
The guard whore was wait
ing was quite entertaining aud
explained to me the operation of
the Presidents new car. was
told by the guard that II I walt
ed for Mr.. McDuffie In the yes
thule Joining the administrative
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They're Off! Watch En-!


Fox Land Hall Spring Steel
Batty Rehoboth
Canada
Daredevil Altavar
Shasta Maple Architect
Lobelia Ellsworth Eagles Home
Patsy Carter Mary Rean
VANCOUVER, B. C. - Well
folks, here we are again over
to Brighouse Park track where
things are a little more Hvely
and more promising than we
found at Landsdown. The crowds
are much larger and the betting
heavier, at this beautiful course.
You have already noticed, l
know, that my little fast mare,
Ethel Star. won the first race on
opening day. You know. tolo
you to place a bet on Ethel Star
every time she starts. II you
followed my advice you have
pulled down three times and
should have lots of dough. Get
this straight. Every time Ethel
Star is in race, she is out to
win. Another one OF the tips l
gave yod last week came over
with a bang and that was Patsy
Carter. If you placed deuce
spot on Patsy, you dragged down
$24y55. Two OF my followers
here parlayed 1t and the bookies
we're almost ready to apply for
city relief.
The horses are now running
in mia season form. and you can
rely on the information ! give
you as being as accurate as pos
sible. One pleasing thing about
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President ROoseveIt's Valet

irving the White
presidential Maid. r. y. Reads All the
rapeEs. DAILY and Weekly McDuffie
By FREDERICK WEAVER
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-21

The Indianapolis Educational
Council will meet at the home of
Mrs. Ulala Schmidt, 1884 Linwood
avenue. A musical program has
been arranged by Mrs. D. T. Han
cock.
The Ephamar Club will meet at
the Rose of Sharon tearoom. Mrs.
Matt Harris will be hostess, assisted
by Mrs. o. S. Pollard and Mrs. H.
j. Scudder. A musical program will
be presented by Thelma, Genevieve
and Dorothy Jatho.
THURSDAY
The North Side Mothers club will
sew at the Riley hospital, meeting
at 10. A covered dish luncheon
will be served.
Mrs. Cora M. Reber, 1911 West
Thirty first street, will be hostess
for the meeting of the Current
Events club.
Mrs. George A. Duffy will review
the book Gods Jester" at the
meeting of the Irvington Catholic
Womens Study club at the home of
Mrs. j. G. Haugh, 866 North Bosart
avenue.
The Current knowledge club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Walter
E. Eichholtz, 1882 Guilford avenue.
Howard Benson will talk on his
travels and experiences in Mexico
and Mrs. William Lieber will give
some readings.
FRIDAY
Boston and the New Highlander
are the subjects to be discussed at
the meeting of the Friday afternoon
Reading Club. A musical program
has been arranged.
SATURDAY
The Ladies Federal Club will meet
at the home Of Mrs. NJ. F. Higgins,
936 North oxford street.
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Guild
to Give Annual
Benefit Party

The st. Francis guild will give It's
annual card party for the benefit
of the. st. Francis hospital at and
8 Wednesday, at the Sacred Heart
hall Mrs. Peter James is general
chairman.
Others in charge of the arrange
ments are Mesdames David Craw-
ford, Vincent Corrigan. William
Roth, H. E. Sallee Louis Weber
August Duannes, Herman Himmel-
garn, John Dransfeld, Nellis Many,
Andrew Fromhold, Thomas Gill,
Charles Roach, Anthony ROLES M
E. Magee, c. E. Haley, R. T.
Ritchey, Edward Dux, Joseph Gold
Edward Dryer, Gus Cato. Carl
Pfager, Albert Stocker and Ger
trude Miller
Mrs. James has charge Of the
prizes, and Mrs. M. Remington,
chairman, in charge of the candy
will be assisted by Mesdames Leo
Stefin, Joseph Rollins, Catherine
Seibold Vern Corringan, Russell
Ritchey, G. f. Haley and Miss
Elizabeth Glen.
The bridal chest committee chair
man is Mrs. E. F. Conerty, whose
assistants are Mrs. H. J. Cook and
Mrs. Thomas Teagarden and Mrs.
Peter Flemming. Mrs. Cook has
charge Of the publicity for the guild.
The organization which holds
covered dish luncheon meeting every
second Wednesday to sew for the
hospital, will elect officers at the
March meeting.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-21
Y. ". 6. A. Election Results
to Be Announced at Dinner

Results of the election of board
members Of the indianapolis Young
Womens Christian Association will
be announced at the annual dinner
meeting of the association, Friday
night at the headquarters, 329 North
Pennsylvania street.
Miss Gladys Kenslsr. general
secretary of the Y. W. of Marion.
will speak on The Y. w. c. A. and
Public Affairs
The report of the election board
will be made by Mrs. Samuel Ash
by. chairman of the nominating
committee Mrs. Brandt C. Downey.
president of the indianapolis group.
will preside at the meeting.
Mrs Frederick E. Clifford. assisted
BY MS. Charles A. Mueller and Mrs.
John I. Wallace. are in charge of
arran9 ements for the dinner meet
ing
Mrs. William Herbert Gibbs has
arranged the musical program
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-21
PIANO AND VOICE.
RECITAL IS SET

Piano students of Mrs. Georgiana
Brown Ritter ard voice students of
Clifford D. Long will give a recital
at 8 Wednesday night in the WIKI
ing Music Co. studio. They will be
assisted on the program by violin
and dramatic art students of Miss
Thelma Helkama.
Thelma Rivers, Maxine Tilford,
Betty Lou Poppaw, Gloria Ann Cox,
Helen Currie, Ruth Maiden and
Mildred Johnston, students of Mrs.
Ritter, and Blanche Hinshaw, Ellis
Abbott, Waunetta Stoker, Clarence
Bills, Lorna Keith and Joseph Rit-
ter, students of Clifford Long will
take part
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which will include violin numbers by
Mrs. Lorinda Cottingham Howell
and solos by Miss Bernice Reagan.
The third talk in the Beauty
Series, presented on the Wednesday
night programs for young business
women, will be given by Mrs. Oscar
Helmer She will discuss Personal
ityN at the 7 o'clock meeting.
The association now is conducting
an experimental employment serv-
ice. free dictation and tipping prac-
tlce classes. No fee is charged either
applicant or employa~.
1t was the recent closing of the
two free employment bureaus which
instigated the creation of this serv-
ice. which Is in line with the ac-
tlvity OF groups of this association
throughout the country.
Dictation classes are held from ?
TO 4 Monday. Wednesday and Fri
cay afternoon, and the tipping prac-
ice rooms are open from 8 to 5
daily. T.
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Presidents of the nine local or
CARNATIONS represented on the ma
tional committee for the Cause and
Cure of War will act as hostesses
Saturday.
They are Mrs. Walter P Morton.
American Association of University
Women; Mrs. Sultan G. Cohen,
Council of Jewish Women; Mrs. j
F. Edwards, seventh district, Fed
Grafton Of Womens Clubs; Mrs.
Brandt c. Downey, Y. w. c. A.;
Miss Lucy Osborn, indianapolis
Federation Of Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Clubs; Mrs. Wal
ter G. Greenbough, League Of Wo-
men Voters; Mrs Robert Mckay
Marion county, w. G. T. u; Mrs.
Ralph j. Hudelson, indianapolis
Council of Federated Church Wo-
men, and Mrs. Charles A, Mueller,
who will represent National Council
of Women for Home Missions and
Federation Of Womens Boards OF
Foreign Missions.
MIS-. I1dIiN Dol nav am AFAA -
Russell E. Adkins, who are planning
the serving and appointments for
the occasion will be assisted by the
chairmen and members Of the in
ternational relations or peace COM
mittees of the cooperating organiza-
tions and by members of the young
business womens and industrial de-
partments of the Y. w.
Mrs. w. S. Lockhart of the Y. w.
public affairs committee is general
chairman of the affair.
A short program, reproducing one
of the round table discussions of the
conference will be given in Hollen-
beck hall preceding the tea.
OF the eleven national women's
groups affiliated in the conference,
two only. the National Women's
Conference of American Ethical
Union and the National Women's
Trade Union League are not repre-
sented locally.
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Jordan Conservatory Students
to GiUe Recital Sunday Nieht

Vocal and instrumental music
will be presented at 8:15 Sunday
night by students of the Arthur
Jordan Conservatory of Music in
recital, sponsored by the music
committee of the Communal build
ing, II West Morris street.
Miss Bobbye Cook, pupil of Glenn
Friermood, who was the girls state
winner in the recent Atwater Kent
radio addition, will sing three
groups of songs, accompanied by
Miss Frances Benner.
Piano selections will be given by
Miss Hilda Korff, pupil Of Bomar
Cramer. Miss Marian Chaplin, who
is studying with Hugh McGibeny,
will present violin numbers, accom-
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Assembly Women,s Club to Be
Guest of Women Voters League

League, will speak on the purpose
of the organization. Mrs. Donald
Jameson will present its legislative
program as it relates to social well
fare. Mrs. Walter S. Greenough
will speak on the legislative pro-
gram affecting the structure and
technique of government.
The last of a series of three study
groups on reparations and war
debts will be at 10 Wednesday
morning at the Rauh Memorial
library Mrs. Robert S. Sinclair,
chairman of the international CO.
operation to prevent war committee
of the indianapolis League will talk
Oil The Hoover Moratorium and
the Present Situation"
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MONDAY

The Sesame Club will elect officers
at the covered dish luncheon meet
ing at the home of Mrs. J. Murray
ChenoWeth. 81 North Hawthorne
lane. A. H. Erwin will talk on Sing
ing Towers and National Park"
Mrs. Albert c. Rischman will
discuss the social welfare work Of
Jane Addams at the meeting of
Chapter P, P. E. o. Sisterhood, at
the home of Mrs. R. F. Little, 3015
North Meridian street.
The indianapolis Literary Club
will hear Harvey j. Elan talk on
Truck Regulation" at the meeting
in the D. A. R. chapter house.
Mrs. L. R. Cartwright and Mrs.
w. G, Bartholomew will be hostesses
for the covered dish luncheon meet
ing of the Present Day Club Off
GERS will be elected.
The Municipal Gardens Women's
Department Club will meet at the
community house with Mrs. A. M.
Mcintyre as hostess.
The Monday Afternoon Reading
Club will elect officers at their COW
cred dish luncheon meeting at the
home Of Mrs. Eli E. Thompson, 912
Rural street. Mrs. Charles A..
Young and Mrs. G. A. Everett will
provide the program.
Mrs. w. w. Carr will talk on
China at the meeting of the Mon
day club at at the D A. R. chapter
house. Mrs. o. T. Belimer will
sing.
Mrs. E. D. Donnell, 80 North Haw-
thorne lane, will be hostess for the
meeting of the Irvlngton Coterie
Club when Mrs. Harvey M. Ferguson
will discuss religion and education
in Russia.
The Carnelian Club will meet with
Mrs William H Swintz. 40 West
Twenty first street, at l to sew for
the Red Cross.
TUESDAY
Marion County chapter of the
American War Mothers will meet at
the Columbia Club for 1890 lunch
cen and business meeting. Mrs.
Ralph E. Remington will preside.
The Spencer Club will hold an
all day meeting at the home of Mrs
Gail Spangler Mrs j. E. Hughes
and Mrs. Frank Spangler will assist.
The Riley Hospital Cheer Guild
will hold its monthly meeting at the
Fletcher American National bank
at 3
Mrs. Leavens Cady, 1869 Central
avenue. will be hostess for the meet
ing Of the Alpha Delta Latreian at 2.
Mrs. Earl E. Moomaw and Mrs. Rus
sell Weller will take part on the pro-
gram.
Freeing the Slave" will be the
subject for the meeting of the Irv-
ington Tuesday club, which will
meet at the home of Mrs. B. H.
Moore, 289 Burgess avenue.
Mrs. Harriet Burtch will play
the organ at the meeting Of the To
Kalon club.
When I Was a Girl" by Mrs.
A. M. McVie. 1850 North Pennsyl-
vania street. and a review of Sons. =
by Mrs. H. A. Johnson. will feature
the meeting of the Meridian
Heighs Inter-Se club at the home
of Mrs. J. J. Schoen, 1903 Central
avenue.
The Hoosier Tourist club will
meet at the hcme of Mrs. H. K.
Fatout. 3107 Ruckle.
Mrs. Mayme Castor. 1850 North
Capitol avenues assisted by Mrs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-21
Elmer Taf1inger to Address
Professional WOmen'S Club

1.-THE Business of Art" will be
discussed by Elmer E. Taflinger at
a meeting of the Indianapolis Bust
ness and Professional Women's Club
at 8 Thursday in the Womans De-
partment Club.
Music will be furnished by the
fine arts trio, composed of Miss
Marcena Campbell, celloist; Miss
Mary Rogers, violinist, and Miss
Ruth Miller, pianist.
The program for the dinner meet
ing at 6:15 will be in charge of the
Credit Union, Miss Elizabeth Raj
ney, president, and the Needlework
Guild, with Mrs. Sara Major Avery,
chairman. Mrs. Lulu H. Harvey
will give a report of the work done
by the club for the Riley Cheer
Guild.
officers of the Credit Union, be-
sides the president, are: Miss
Kathryn Petry, vice. president; Miss
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-21

John Mathews, will be hostess for
the meeting of the Amicitia club.
The Independent Social club will
meet at the home of Mrs. j. j. Nc
Dowell, 208 Buckingham drive.
WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Harry B. Mahan, 434 North
Arsenal avenue, will be luncheon
hostess for the meeting of the
Children's Sunshine Club of Sunny
side.
zetathea Club will hold its meet
ing at the home OF Mrs. j. E. Mar
tin, $40 West Forty-fourth street.
The Wednesday Afternoon Club
will hear the federation report,
talk on modern composers by Mrs.
William Kelly and musical pro-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-21
Will
Give Musicale
at Foster Hall

The monthly musicale of Sigma
Alpha Iota, national professional
musical sorority, Will be held at 2:15
Saturday, Jan. %. at Stephen Fos-
ter hall
The program will be given by j.
K. Lilly and the Crinoline quartet.
composed of Mrs. James Lowry, Mrs.
Carl Moore, Mrs. Glenn Friermood,
Mrs. Robert Blake, accompanied by
Mrs. Berta Miller Ruick.
They will sing: JEANNE With
the Light Brown Hair" "Old Uncle
Ned Southern Medley" all works
of Foster.
The program was arranged by
Mrs. Frances johnson and Mrs.
Irene Jarrard. Miss Martha Mili-
kan is in charge of transportation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-21
PIT. A. Federation Meeting Set
for Art Institute Wednesday

Mrs. S. M. Myers, president of the
indianapolis Federation Of Parent
Teacher Association, will preside at
the January meeting, to be held in
the south gallery of the John Her.
ron Art Institute at 1870 Wednesday.
The meeting is open to all parent
teacher patrons and friends.
The program has been arranged
by Mrs. G. E. Sunthimer, art chair
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-21

Louise McIntire, secretary; Miss
Clara M. Given, treasurer, and
Misses Harriet Bateman, Mary E.
Kynett, and Mrs. Myra Majors Wi
renius, directors.
Members of Needlework Guild
are: Miss Emma Jane Ross, assist
ant to the chairman; Mesdames
Florence H. Alley, Clara Benson and
Gertrude M Long, and Misses Ma
bel Badorf, Harriet Bateman, Wilde
Bowser, Lou Casey, Eva L. Collins,
Madge D. Diebel, Emma Donnan,
Amy B. Higgins, Ida Mann Irvine,
Tressie o. Kirk, May I. Louthan,
Stella Nicholson, Katherine Meth,
Lucille Villa Proctor, Emma L..
Randall, Charlotte D. Riess, Leila
Sipe and Leafie Williamson.
Dinner reservations should be
made before Thursday morning with
Miss Bess Hiatt, chairman of the
dinner committee.
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man of the federation, and Mrs. Bob
Shank, legislative chairman.
Wilbur Peat, director of the insti-
tute, will speak on What the Art
Institute Is Doing for the Indianap-
oils School Children" and Mrs.
James L. Murray, second vice resi-
dent and legislative chairman of the
Indiana Congress Of Parents and
Teachers, will give short talk on
measures before the legislature,
which are of Importance to parents
and teachers.
A musical program will be pro-
vided by trio composed of Mrs.
Juliet Shaw, Mrs. Anna Bell and
Mrs. Lola Crockett, accompanied by
Mrs. Dorothy Davis.
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Teachers to Meet

The indianapolis Association of
Women'S Bible Teachers, under the
leadership of Miss Florence E. Lam
ham, will meet at Tuesday in the
Y. w. c. A. They will study the
lesson in the international series on
the subject of Jesus and the Sab
bath This is q course of study
from the gospel according to st.
Mark. and presented to students
and teachers of the Bible.
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gram by Mrs. Herbert Rennard.
Mrs. B. F. Entwistle and Mrs. Louis
Grabhorn will be hostesSes.
Mrs. c. H. Souffiot, SO North
Pershing avenue, assisted by Mrs.
Charles Graul and Mrs. Robert
Gordon, will be hostess for the
meeting of the New Century Club.
Book reviews will be given.
The Home Economics Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. William
Smith, 1910 College avenue. Talks
will be given by members of the
club.
Russia will be the subject for the
meeting of the Inter Nos Club at
the home of Mrs. Harry Orlop, 3616
East Fall Greek parkway.
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Mrs. Pearl Clark is a member
of the ways and means commit
tee of the Altrusa club, which
will give its annual bridge party
at 8 Monday night in the Colun-
bia club. Mrs. Mabel G. Hart
well is general chairman.
Entertainment will include a
style show by the Sally Frock
shop, and music by the Eden
harter trio, composed of Mrs.
Frank T. Edenharter, pianist;
Miss Georgia Baumann. violinist,
and Miss Virginia Leyenberger,
celliSt.
Miss Bertha Metzger is in
charge Of table reservations. Pro-
ceeds will be used by the educa-
tional committee.
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panied by Miss Dorothy Chaplin.
selections on flute will be PLAYED
by James Tribby, pupil Of Montani.
Hiss accompanist is Maurice Hulsi.
ger. The program is as follows:
Voice-"Due Bist die Run" Schubert
Maids OF Cadiz' Tlaiibes
~. Miss Cook
Sonata, opus 2" iirst move
Garden Music - Eisn1ann
mi Miss KorfI
Flute-"The Nightingale" ... Cox
"Cayatina7 . Pass
Mr.. Tribbv
Volce-"Vilia from The Merry Widow
"a. 49,. FranZ Lendt
SS'1a4l4ta - :, -..--.... Ponce
vlolin-''Negun, Bloch
Flight Of the Bee .. Rimsky- Korsakon
voice-'LIndy Lou -. Strickland
Swing Low. Sweet Chariot S. -,
Miss Cook
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-21
ARTEMUS CLUB TO
GIVE BENEFIT FETE

Mrs. Ralph Tindel, 1409 North
Pennsylvania street, will be hostess
Tuesday for the monthly card party
Of the Artemas Club for the bene-
fit Of the indianapolis Day Nursery.
Mrs. F. E. Shirtz is chairman.
Reservations may be made with any
member. The proceeds will be used
to buy new furniture for the nur-
sery.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-21
TAU DELTA SIGMAS
TO INSTALL HEADS

Alpha chapter, Tau Delta Sigma
sorority, will install its new officers
Monday night at the home of Miss
Emma Dobbins, 1920 Carrollton ave-
nue..
They are: Mrs. Glen Hueston,
president; Miss Margaret Layton,
vice president; Mrs. Gilbert Gee, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. George
Knapp. treasurer, and Miss Frieda
Leukhardt, corresponding secretary.