The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-27
Music Clubs
to Pay New
Chief Honor
National Federation Pres
ident-Elect to Be
Here.

Mrs. John A. Jardine, Fargo, N.
D., is to arrive Wednesday and as
the National Federation of Music
Clubs president is to be honor
guest at the Indiana Federation S
18th annual spring convention
Wednesday and Thursday at the
Severin
Mrs. Frank B. Hunter, after Serv-
ing four years as president, is to
retire following participation in the
convention.
Mrs. Lloyd Billman. Shelbyville,
general convention chairman, and
Frances johnson, hospitality chair
man, are to extend greetings at the
opening session. Mrs. Carson Kid
we'll, Seymour Music Club president,
is to give the response for the dele
gates.
Ruby Lane Mosemiller, Bloom
ington, is to report for the nomin-
ating committee and clubs are to
submit resumes of their work.
Luncheon Music Arranged
Luncheon music is to be pro-
vided by Lucille Wagner, Violet Al
bers and Marjorie Bernat, Mu Phi
Epsilon string trio; Margaret Den
mis-, Charlottesville, soprano, and
Eddie Mae Browne, Lafayette, vio-
liniSt.
The afternoon program is to fea-
ture Indiana composers and has
been arranged by Mrs. Frank Gre
gor and Mrs. Clyde Titus, who re-
Gently compiled a booklet contain
ing information about native and
adopted Indiana composers.
Those to be represented in the
musicale are Van Denman Thomp-
son, Claire Dickinson, Joseph w.
Clokey. Margaret Hoberg, Frederic
Krull, Charles F. Hansen, Ellis Levy,
cambridge Crist, Clarence Loomis,
Adolph Schellschmidt and Elmer
Steffen.
Will Present Archives
Mrs. Titus is to present the COM
mittee's archives to DR.. CHRISTOPHER
B. Coleman for the State Library
and is to donate money 20 buy
music for an Indiana composers
shelf at the State Library.
Mrs. Jardine is to be honored at
reception after this program. AS
SSitants are to be MeSdames j. Har-
ry Green, Robert Mckay, C. Harold
Larsh, E. o. Noggle, C. Basil Fau-
set, Donald Howell, James L. wag-
ner and Miss Frances Wishard.
Will H. Bryant is to conduct the
Terre Haute orchestra in a SYM
phonic program following the an
nual banquet in the Rainbow Room.
Original compositions of Fedora
tons Composers Guild members
are to be played. Mrs. Jardine is
to talk on "a National Musical
America"
Forum Scheduled Thursday
Thursday morning Mrs. Hunter is
to conduct forum on club prob
lens. Taking part in the discus
sion are to be Mrs. Vincent Evans.
Shelbyville: Mrs. Lawrence Parke
Smith, Muncie: Mrs. Louis Foster,
Upton; Mrs. Grace Brice, Michigan
City; Mrs. Ward G. Biddle and Mrs.
David Major, Bloomington; Mrs.
Earl Hart, Richmond: Mrs. Billman,
Shelbyville: Mrs. Luna Wilder, Bra
zil; Mrs. David Ingle Jr., Evans
vile; Mabel Ellis Jackson, Kokomo
and Mrs. Jardine.
Subjects are to be club projects.
junior activity, program develop
ment, chronic complainers, use of
state and local libraries and posi-
bilities of state music loan IL
brary.
Following numbers by the North
Manchester Mothers Chorus. di-
rected by Mrs LEIGH B. Freed, Miss
Ada Bicking, Arthur Jordan Con-
servatory of Music is to speak on
Cooperation Between Schools
and Clubs" Miss Bicking is the
National Federation chairman of
music in schools and colleges.
AiI-State Musicale Program
Caryl Bryan Cakes, violinist, and
Olga Porter, pianist, are to enter
tain during luncheon.
The all-state musicale is sched-
uled for the afternoon session in the
roof garden. The program is to in
clude a duet by Patty Johnson and
Howard B. Palmer. representing
the Muncie Matinee Musicale ju-
nior section: tenor solo by Ralph
Hart. representing the student sec
ton: piano concerto by Ruth
Fox, Seymour, 1895 state and Great