The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-10
TEN LEISURE
HOUR CLUBS TO
MEET TONIGHT
Sergt. Timothy Mcmahon
to Direct Groups
Safety Program.


Christian Park community house.
Fletcher Place community center.
TT. WAYNE and Walnut Club.
Municipal Gardens.
Michigan and Noble Club.
Oak Hill Club at School % at 2030 Winter
avenue.
School Is at 1402 West Market street.
Nebraska Cropsey Club. School % at 1881
school e6 at 1901 East sixteenth street.
School 81 at Kelly and BOYD streets.
Sergeant Timothy Mcmahon will
direct the safety program at the
Christian Park Community House to-
night. Music will be furnished by
the South Sea Melody Boys; Cath
crime Muench, accompanied by
Catherine Otto; Betty Marie Starr;
Tommy Moriarty, accordion player;
Harry Garner and Vera Nicholi will
give readings, and dances will be
given by Betty Craig and Gloria
Metzler.
The program at the Fletcher place
community center tonight will be in
charge of the women's auxiliary to
the Railway Mail Association, under
the direction of Mrs. E. H. Hughes.
Mrs. w. H. Vinzant, president, will
act as mistress of ceremonies.
The program will include a group
of songs by Albert Breden; music by
Patty Lou Pluess, Jeanne Ann
Pluess, and Betty zignor, the Girl
Scout trio; vocal solos by Mrs. John
Allen; violin solo by Gale GRADER,
reading by Mildred Beard, and
selections by the Little German
band, composed of high school stu
dents under the direction Of w. H.
Shepherd.
The Beriault School of Express
sion will present Miss Leisure" at
the Fit. Wayne and Walnut street
club tonight. SteinerS Junior Ha-
Waiians. composed of Fred Birk,
Louise Bunk, Richard Geckler and
Orvin Tetor, will be on the pro-
gram. Other music will be given
by Theodore Bluemel, Herbert
Mascher, John Click and Robert
Davis, the trumpet quartet, and by
members of the Mitchell quartet, pu-
pills of Olive Killer violinist.
The Kendall Players will present
a one-act play, at the Municipal
Gardens Club. Twilight Club boys
will give two comedy acts, one I'M
der direction of j. o. Comstock.
Indianapolis boys who are staff
members of the 1882 expedition of
the Children's Museum to the
southwest will be shown tonight in
motion pictures at the Michigan
and Noble club. The pictures will
be shown by Hills HOWE. Music
will be furnished by the Hoosier
Land Silver string band, members
of which are Edward Wolfley, Roy
Gibson, Charles and Guy Padgett
and Orvin Teter.
Hoosier Fiddlers Three will ap-
pear at School Is tonight, They
are Thomas Wikoff, Irwin Noblitt
and Raleigh Greene.
Music at the Nebraska Cropsey
Club tonight will be furnished by
Paul Conner, pianist; Urban Voltz,
harmonica player; the Odd Sized
Four; Hendrickson's orchestra and
the Kentucky Cardinals Members
of the Kentucky Cardinals are Earl
Troutman, Donald Gallon, Mitchell
Lender, James Hines, Emmett Cad
dis and Mart Montague.
August Fraul, at one time with
the Sun circuit, will be master of
ceremonies tonight at the program
at School "a, Joe Warner, pianist,
will be accompanist. The program
will include music by Melvin and
Elvin Shipper, the Harmony Twins
monologues and songs by Jack Lee
roy, blackface comedian; dance re-
vue by pupils of the Wilde Sisters.