The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-10

Il students of music and of the
dance, as many annual recitals are
scheduled.
Tonight at 8 at the Brookside
U. 3. Church Miss Ruth Eakin will
present her piano students in a
recllSl.
Taking part will be Irrna Jean
Leslie, Rosalyn Lamb, Warren Sho-
walter, Joan Lancaster, Dorothy
Lancaster, Elizabeth Ann OFT, Berry
Brahony, Agnes Nees, Sarah Baker
Frederick Resener, La Voyenne
Hays, Dick Huey, Betty Wright
Maryann Lamb, Helen Woolbright,
Margaret NeeS, Frederick Henke
Mary Ellen Katzenberger, Jane
Scaff, Dorothy Oyler, Annabel FAX
ms, Harriet Sachs, Lloyd Moore
Frances Hamlin, Mary 10 MCGUIRE,
Barbara Jean Bunker, Vivian Sno-
walter, Barbara Jean Bunker, Vivian
Showalter, Rosemary Leslie, Evelyn
Pierson, Ruth Ann Lett, John
White, Robert Darling, Gertrude
Heyden and Bonnie Lou Hodgin.
Tomorrow night at 7:45 at the
Brookside public school auditorium
Dearborn and 10th-sts, a piano re-
cital will be given by the students
of Grace Lillian Eaton, member
of the indianapolis Piano Teachers
Association.
Misses Anne and Clara Margaret
Foster will read and Donald Gwinn
will give violin numbers with Gay
nell Lashbrook at the piano.
Piano students taking part will be
Constance Poulos, Dawn Steele,
Dorothy Ann Albright, Barbara
Schumacher, Jack Hoffman, Ross
Lacy, Carolyn link, Evelyn Heiny,
Louise Poulos, David Patrick, Vora-
jean Green, Jane Manship, Gordon
Williams, Dale Schumacher, Irma
Williams and Mary Ellen Buhmiller.
y
TOMORROW night at 7:45 at
L the Mckinley School auditor
ium, Norma Marie Mueller will pre-
sent piano and violin students in
recital.
Taking part will be Verda Aber-
crombie, Milton Miller, Billy Miller,
Stanley Miller, Sidney Hargreaves,
Frederic Brockman, Harold Bride
well, Helen Starnes, Betty Bulthaup,
Robert Mitchell, Margaret Jensen,
Doris Rogers, Samuel Dennis, jose
phine Eaton, James Waltz, Robert
Crossen, Faylene Hoskins, Eugene
Jackson. Betty Manthei, Mary
Dickoff, June Hoatson, Melvin
Lefkovitz, Bernice Lefkovitz, Mar
iorie Nickles, Mary Ruth Nickles,
Novis Hartley, Betty Higgins,
Frances Brockman, Marjorie Miller,
Robert Wise, Virginia Tickling,
Ralph Wickman, Arlene Adair, Will
liam Adair, Dora Lucille Hosea,
Major Chanie, Betty Thompson,
WinsloW Wise and Mildred Juengel.
Tomorrow and Wednesday nights
at 8 at the Calvin Kendall School
No. 81, Wallace and East 10th-sts,
Helen Thomas Martin, teacher OF
piano and dramatic art, will pre-
sent her pupils in recital.
Those who will appear will be-:
Bobby Anterior, Eleanor Anterior,
Carolyn Singleton, Brady Singleton,
Buddy Singleton, Ruth lehman,
Norma June Ray, Lillian and Marie
Juergens, Derrold Thomas, Ray and
Dick Robertson, Erna SantarosSa,
Mary Smith, Mary Taffolo, Dolores
and Eileen Higgins, Mary Jane
Cruise, Fredonna Jane Shultz, Billy
Helen Shaver, Helen Pardue, Betty
Patton, Kathryn Leonard, Betty
Pickett, Dorothy Kelly, Morrison
HaWenstine, Nancy Robinson, Mar
garet Jane Mallett, Lucille Buent-
ing, June Henneke, Barbara Mae
Neubauer, Harriet Bancroft, Ruth
Marie Davis, Vernon and Mason
Garrett, Jack Reason, Rosemary
Singleton, Betty Huber, Marie Iaco-
belli, Kathryn Ravens, Margaret
AntibuS, Marjorie Dietch, Betty Nc
CURE, Walter Lee Grover, Patricia
Weidler and Kathryn Snyder.
TOMORROW night at 8 at the
l. West Park Christian Church
Sara Miller Roberts will present her
piano students in recital. Mrs. Rob-
erts will be assisted by Mrs. Frank
Burris, soprano.
Those who will take part are
Betty June Brown, Norma Jean
Lewis, Norma Jean Mhisenand, Bet
ty Fletemeyer, Beverly Ann Farquer,
Anita Jean Flack, Helen Louise Sims,
Frances Power and Esther Fuller.
Next Friday at Keith's Theater
the annual dance recital at the Car
Isle Dance Studios will be given.
On the program will be group of
dance numbers given by classes
taught by Ernestine and Joe Car
Isle at the Soldiers and Sailors
Children's Home at Knightstown,
Ind.
The following pupils will take
part:
Mary Sue McCarty, Donna Marie
Steinfort, Willie Greenlee, Helen