Pi wf ¢ j] 7 L é “ Lae . 4 : ? A + am 4 “4 a es 8. ite 4, * Seas J eT tf ee of ting > es > Se ar Ne, “Sy toe ites» Pr Pe Sk IE Pasereet art I ae ae ~, aid Gre “ hae ed ener’ 7 2 ‘tah “ SEES ia 2 ra - of “Shae seas ; “ “Ve (5 Aree ~ pe % 4 pe ; ~ 44 é- Rie r. * << ° ne ef oe 1929 { > wb apernierae gs wee MEH, VSSEU eee ia , neo : zs oe & ce, at, Rey: Re CEN jel i be Vat «Sia atin > yaaie. ws PY 2) ime, ty ee ee Le ng a ~ ae ; 4 uni S j a , IREPORT DRAMAMEETING| | a i) les Rm Yeh ae? = x : ai y 4 & E+. A, ¥ . Kee 7 a ee en! » ee % ' CLUB t * ‘s club ef Ogden met on ‘The Drama e of | Saturday afternoon at the homCly de | Mrs. Mrs. BE. A. Larkin with m| Greenwell as assisting hostess. Me the Ladies’ Literary club of \pers of brought | Salt Lake were present. and iprocity to the Drama ‘club their rec program | Dwyer, Miss Edna for the year. by Mrs. W. J. accompanied Hillabrant, a. group. of songs, sang | consisting of two did time songsatmand one bayou song, furnishing an en oby sphere for the book review giv irie “The Pra Mrs. Ira Travis on . ° . Years,” by Carl Sanghberg:. -. Lit | The president of the Ladies’ erary and club, Mrs. Davey, Mrs. | Kahler, chairman of the program of | committee, and other members ed ain ert ent e the Literary club wer Bigelow |at a luncheon at the Hot.el Elv a LitMrs before the meeting. tlefield Wattis, president Drama club, was | Brown, with — Juncheon. hostess | the of the at vA | “he Drama club: . Maronkas | of Mrsmeet e will -lmpuesday at the homAlb ert. Aland lhostess. |L, Coray Mrs. Mrs. Junius Smart, Mrs. C. | and Mrs. H. | will furnish the grogram. G. Nebeker ces ena : =<. “Tee eee ed Re eatRY Beis ey cane iS rea Bratt dS ite aes ek) pe MEAS be i Re Pag Shek % Se aia ‘ ois ol a ~an 4 ~ Year Book of the “haa i ee ere Drama Glub of Ogden, Utah _ Organized Nineteen Sixteen % a: | Federated Nineteen Seventeen MOTTO "ed 5 “S rat et “The drama’s laws, the drama’s patrons give, For we that live to please, must please to live.” 3 | ' ; aw : a : | ° —Dr. JOHNsoN. MEETINGS From September Fourteenth to May T wenty-Fourch \ Roll Call at T wo-thirty p.m. eel ee e ~ OFFICERS | _ President a Vice-President ' Recording | Corresponding | _ Secretary oe aie : 1 . aie Mrs. ane Bey Historian | 3 Eber F. Piers _ Mrs. Gilbert Porter William Rice Mrs. ey? Parliamentarian Mrs. gr Pa: MEMBERSHIP Mrs. Herman Way : | Mrs. Eber F. Piers — , : : Mrs. Delbert i PRESS _ Mrs. Samuel Powell — | ie, _ | Miss | | “i ea SA, Ses rs . EGO ae: He See “oS, Pad, & Mrs. Henry Volker 4 ; _ COMMITTEE : Peterson | Mrs. S. H. Evans hoe wy | | COMMITTEE | Geraldine o rane ae ae Thompson Corn Miss Zelta Ballinger B. Foulger | Ralph HOUSE Mrs. Carlyle Eubank | Mrs. — COMMITTEE PLAY COMMITTEE | Kimball _ Mrs. Arthur D. Barber | . R. Dumke Mrs..E. E. A. Larkin Mrs. | Custodian "ie Mrs. Clyde Greenwell Mrs. Delbert B. Foulger Secretary PROPS: pa We ies 7 | Treasurer | Mrs. Warren L. Wattis Mrs. O’Neill Arthur Grix | | ( CURRENT EVENTS COMMITTEE Mrs. Lew W. Beason Miss Minnie Moore Brown Miss Ellen Thomas | CITY FEDERATION Miss Josephine Seaman Mrs. C. L. Coray — CLUB BREAKFAST Mrs. Joseph R. Morrell PROGRAM Mrs. Joseph M. Eccles COMMITTEE 1928-1929 Mrs. Warren L. Wattis — Mrs. Joseph I. Evans : Mrs. W. J. Hillabrant PROGRAM COMMITTEE 1929-1930 Mrs. Horace Nebeker : Mrs. R. B. Porter Mrs. Philip J. Dix , | r, ’ Nt AES, PaaS ean oe tad 8 EE is Dat y ei Bt : ct Re ai cat F Pe Lala ale Me se AS i Z wh hae Le 7 ee” Aa « a pera Pied TLL,(f° * Vee ~ RSet a Te PA es Ee p “i's ls Prsala as » Bk A BS ! ae Ko : — we ie ie a a eee S tt, el fees os : Bath Bae ay a + abies seca es “ 4 MEMBERS Tel. Abbott, Mrs. George ~ Aland, Mrs. A. H. Ballinger, Miss Zelta Barber, Mrs. Arthur D.. Barton, Mrs. Harmon Beason, Mrs. Lew W. Brown, Mrs. Mark Brown, Miss Minnie Moore Browning, Mrs. Frank M.— ‘Carson, Mrs. M. E. Clark, Mrs. Andrew T. Coray, Mrs. C. L. Corn, Mrs. Thompson Dix, Mrs. Philip J. Dumke, Mrs. E. R. Eccles, Mrs. Joseph M. Eccles, Mrs. Royal Eubank, Mrs. Carlyle | Evans, Mrs. Joseph E. Evans, Mrs. S. H. Foulger, Mrs. 2709 Brinker Avenue; 2770 Van Buren Avenue; Lowe Delbert B. 3573 | 1586 2661 Wall Avenue; 2762-W 1132 Twenty-fifth Street; 1132 2806 Eccles Avenue; 2909-W 2723 Brinker Avenue; 3445-W 853 Twenty-fourth Street; 3391. 2865 Washingion Avenut; 2699-M 1503 Twenty-sixth Street; 3730-M 2847 Fowler Avenue; 1199-W Farmington 2846 Van Buren Avenue; 1471-W 649 Twenty-third Street; 3426-J — 1463 Marilyn 2527 Van Buren Drive; 4165-W Avenue; 602 2464 Harrison Avenue; 1587 2508 Jackson Avenue; 260 2839 Brinker Avenue; 3662-W 2511 Tyler Avenue; 1734 2819 Washington Avenue; 868-W 2868 Eccles Avenue; 2492-M Captiwell Mrs. Clyde 1121 Twenty-fourth Street; 3186-J 747 Twenty-ninth Street; 3060-R Hillibrant, Mrs. W. J. Kelly, Miss Dana 2561 Van Buren Avenue; 1326 Grix, Mrs. A. W. Kimball, Mrs. William Rice Larkin, Mrs. E. A. 2117 Adams Avenue; 1529-W 826 Twenty-fifth Street; 883 2545 Eccles Avenue; 821-J Morrell, Mrs. Joseph ae | 2533 Eccles Avenue; 724 Nebeker, Mrs. Horace McGregor Apts. O’Neill, Miss Geraldine Fairview Apts., 3259-W Peterson, Mrs. Ralph J. Piers, Mrs. Eber F. 2635 Madison Avenue; 2195-M 2730 Harrison Avenue; 2446 O’Neill, Miss Lillian Porter, Mrs. Gilbert Powell, Mrs. Samuel Porter, Mrs. R. B. Fairview Apts; 3259-W 2616 C. Van Buren Avenue: 1786 2343 Adams Avenue; 2481 2606 Taylor Avenue; 1592-W 800 Washington Avenue; 725 Reed, Mrs. H. S. Seaman, Miss Josephine Smart, Mrs. Junius H. _ Thomas, Miss Ellen 706 Twenty-first Street; 3946 961 Twenty-fifth Street; 3342-M * 901 Twenty-seventh Street; 1410-J Volker, Mrs. Henry F. 2780 Madison Avenue; 1630 Wattis, Mrs. Warren L. Way, Mrs. Herman B. Wright, Mrs. Arthur 622 Twenty-sixth Street; No. 21 Ladywood Apts.; 966 Twenty-fourth Street; 2091 1206 1962 SUSTAINING Ballantyne, Mrs. Roland Browning, Miss Clara May Coffman, Mrs. Josephine T. Emmett, Miss Eleanor | MEMBERS 897 Twenty-seventh Street: 3205-R 1275 Doxey Avenue; 2859-W 706 Twenty-first Street; 2697-M 3132 Washington Avenue; 943 HONORARY MEMBERS Mrs. T. Earl Pardoe Mrs. Wm. G. King Mrs. Joel E. Ricks Mrs. Philip W. Knisley Mr. Moroni Olsen Los Angeles, Cal. | : _ HONORARY ADVISOR . Salt Lake City | | oe Chicago, Ill. Ogden, Utah > Ogden, Utah » $b) Fe: ats he oe ae aes ae ESS thst. — Da siteSi. asides Ms allie sn tai Sat eget Ae coe At? % ae bea: ; ay A tnt baited Dee ) a ree ne | See . de hd Ree! ory; ae Pei ee , : See’ PGs an 2 ba ee ae ee Sots Mage | ss 32 GE 4 Fore aa - me —_— A re 5 ST AS CProgram SEPTEMBER FOURTEEN TH Violin Duet.................. ....--Mrs. Royal Eccles and Miss Mary Fisher : Show Boat—F erber Bel ca Mrs. Arthur Wright Disciegign ieee eo Mrs. and Waitis Mrs. SEPTEMBER Vocal Solo ....... 0 Sacred pDIGCDERION Clark A Violin Solo Doctors Secret—Barrie SER and eM. Pa eee ee Mrs. Ria a 7 ieee boat eae d aoe SONY LT E SENS ag ake i Weg A eee Bees be, eee Da ra i ae i Miss ee ae i Thompson Corn Hostesses OR Ae iiend seceseeeee... Mrs, Larkin Nebeker. on eee Me et STARS Mrs. TWELFTH hae Hostesse GE OCTOBER , Js Ballinger TWENTY-EIGHTH 2h. Tam cle ce. Gray Mrs. DPIS@1ISSION Greenwell, MARL RE AR Flame—Maughn oe..Miss Fisher Mrs, bee H. Evans ok Mrs. Grix . Soe sa a Nake st Cis se) pen os, See TEST fis ba 5 rt Pert. ee 7 os rm SRS PSST ry ALS a “eroe Oa Se he ss Sd atititeien OCTOBER WOCHh OOO ae ee Gaptice—Si-l oe PSO TWENTY-SIXTH (22 Mrs. 2 ee sk Browning a Mrs. Foulger ee a Miss Kelly Mrs. Joseph E. Evans and Miss Seaman, Hostesses NOVEMBER Inevauehtal Quattette..6 0 Smart, Play—“The Mrs. NINTH Miss Fisher, Mrs. Hillabrant. Eccles, Mrs. | High Road”-——Lonsdale........................ Mrs. George Bell Five Mrs. Kimball O’clock Tea and NOVEMBER Vora) Sold. Mrs. Powell, Hostesses TWENTY-THIRD .q ee Sireet Scene—Aice Discussion sleet Mrs. Peterson 26. eee. nied ec ibec high mee enon rind Mrs. Piers aie Miss ian DECEMBER Mrs. Joseph as le DisciGaiom 9 “ ee Ue Mrs. Nebeker O’Neill, Hostesses SEVENTH Piano’ Solo .. 2) o8 tet 6 ar As I ee Le Journey’s Enda-Sheriff M. Eccles oe ee he ry ee Mrs. Carson ee meee Mrs. Joseph Evans de coe ieee Mrs. Powell Mrs. Morrell and Mrs. Browning, 8 Hostesses | owe tf 9 pee fee re 5 Ceara,7 “ . gnSeva sh dt dg <t othe GA pi apne: ee U LenSe ee ye oOFe Te Apaee ave aeN? Ors ot as neers FY agli i Cie. ri ti . S a ibd ee ale Tee : ‘prt, i 2 § b Y age Bae k Jeena dee ab ts'é PS Rae “i iy i i Wi ly sae F fs Ri at, oh ae ; ORY Or oS Rt raat bt 6. 3 eee Rakes : . sd? cele tua --+-- + oa ‘ eee RAS Baty hs) a Set x)5 d aes, td ue 7 $ ? @ yi 4 » AAS rae cee aie ie oe a ceeeeeeo, ee Bae e Breees aN ¥ ar) okfs ee syato2 ie Been . = a ae oa‘ ’ teed 3 em ‘ ae ts ee if" lig ra: PO OGL yee!We ote I ~ . RE: tae eht = 04 - =e ata PE “39 a oe a A ee Ta RPO eee MAT,ae, SRNL * weteias £ C4 ‘: Se r 2. bed st ella he. : ~eeOM be DECEMBER ee . Soe P ase St eee co ee ; tees i Mrs. Eubank age a - eae ae ae iS A willed: , at ae ise RES Stay a ’ . kinks Ca! Kelas hare LenatlY Sal a Mrs. R. B. Porter ee ey ie : fi a ; fT: ey TN TWENTY-FIRST Vorabolo pct ee Petey wwe ; ee _..........Moroni : Olsen | | | and Mrs. Way, Hostesses ; | JANUARY FOURTH es Piano : Soles Gini, shies. EE a eee as at cay! _Mrs. Pouine: Olympia—Molner oe ict ....Mrs. Discussion pee Se a A ae | Ye Mrs. aaa Barber Ne and a ae Rec Se Mrs. Miss JANUARY WV Big id ik Be ae . Greenwell Harmon | | a Barton | Ballinger, Hostesses EIGHTEENTH 8 oe. Mire. Ecclés; Mrs. : ae Sinart, ‘Mrs. Hillabrant One Act Plays: Across the Border—Clements Juliet and Romeo—Gribble Mrs. Coray, Director Assisted by Mrs. Abbott and Mrs. Eubank | _ Mrs. Mark Brown and Mrs. Aland, Dictate’ FEBRUARY FIRST Salt Lake Reciprocity Program Mrs. Larkin and Mrs. Grix, MG 2 gt$ ; #? Reh : vt: trae! ue pei oa ons ener te sae = cP Ch ie ee cht he TAS ted Seeeetiaiiel x zt ue ; we Ba Cote hey Syest fre eB ib i = f+ iin aa ag A ae *ot & +:“egg ee aRRie . et be ak ft a ee ye as as waitin i, or m! yee ery es Batons =“ . ve ea ky e ¢ ver Ba ofttes S Ac t a aes we i asa Hage r eer | : "e ae rts¥ won! RL aie Rr 2 k ee Vet xy Re ketene ~~ est) a 4 saat ° ots i senccdaetiineinndies ue, ¥ — Pear H y a Ks rent ym FEBRUARY AOU SOLO 6 os Vue ho Re es ae Bird in the Hand—Drinkwater Det eGR ei Mrs. FIFTEENTH R. TIO is ee OR Be a B. Porter and Mrs. Smart, ah ian Solo (i and Mrs. Solon Harlem-——Rapp isc and Thurman. Volker Way et Seta Mrs. Carson > OE eeos eae Mrs. Volker Miss Josephine Seaman TWENTY-NIN TH acin by pean an ....... ee Diséussion’®.....\..... winds Yale Mrs. te) SP aR Mrs. and Mrs. Peterson, Hostesses MARCH Weel eA Mrs. Morrell FIFTEENTH ......0:... 8... AM Hillabrant Director H. S. Reed, Hostesses PVISCUMBIONEY cron ta Se )ae Mrs. Porter, Se ene ae Front Page—Hecht Dix Hostesses Gilbert eS) gO MARCH Base Mrs. FIRST HATO eB aM Meamaia SORREL mT” SCA ON Election of Nominating Committee Dumke Hillabrant Geraldine O’Neill Ca ack ee ea .Mrs. Serena Blandish—Behram Mrs. or eat Mrs. _................. Miss MARCH VOCE oO Miss ie Miss Lillian O’Neill Pac Ub whips saccade gata GM 2, ee NAN and Mrs. Beason, Hostesses 10 Thomas Kimball > His i oe es Wir ose > VRE aese par: fs eat oe a r 4 z 25 ee bis ‘ i oon ee, by atl fre ay; ‘ AN) mae Ir Oe od a ae a : —=™ “i ; pre ,- : theih Ae ae Sy oe : . ali tal ETS See mer i 2 APRIL \ ‘eee we 2 GEAR 2a ee aes rst oe a an Te tan 5 #, e a, , MER a are oe, ‘3 WOE ‘ * PATO University Utah Pleyel HaeCURsION ee ee eR Dix cag? Hostesses ee ‘ we eae is NIL hho Mammen Cae:BOE dk 8} Fo, Mrs. bes Miss Minnie and Miss Windies Moore Brown eGo? VCore .--..--Mrs. Clark - ~ ss / Mrs. ry : TWELFTH ‘Ecllo Solo ee. UG oo : ’ ‘ ol Bin, heed, oBeets h oS Sur Sle | 5 i APRIL TWENTY-SIXTH Music Open Mire, Dumke, | Day — Meeting , Mrs. Hillabrant, Mrs. R. B. Porter MAY TENTH sae : Anvudl Day | ; "Wound Bolote..-.3 oe be kee. ee aes ON er, ate--Mrs. Aland ; —— . Election of Officers Five O’clock Tea es : Mrs. 7 M. Eccles and Mrs. Geo. Abbott, Hostesses ‘MAY TWENTY-FOURTH Club Breakfast 11 {Res of . 2 : Fe teat : teeta $ é 15, mere pli. 4 =r of scAiliuhe (tale : x kay coh % pe et le ? : . * 7 ; { 3 1a ¢ TPT re +3 HY ate ‘ . UT 5 eee +8 r Cee 4 - Fe eae eh 5 wat or } y a be4 i, Ye. : 7 * Aye acnie ee ee tne ronnie oe oe a th “ , Cer nee " Aero a Ser ee r or Sy 7 k ee > be ee es a, 4 .. Rey, . i sf ee el) 5 ae : 5 ates . ee ee Pa ar Sal : , : ‘ ple Eels a ‘ bs $% SU TTN ieemnie Sree eerste enn: tener mtn aed rere o 7 il Se ae : yt vA bs fy aid ‘= nnarsmnchenenetagtteestne oltre ll ¢2e7 45 A 8 eens Lee ae > 4 ; lopeVea - A ; H “4 “ notenrtnty teeing st rerit iorenrnr a * hte J he ah ar RS - Bo 35h ¥ ; ‘ seta view ine itera - ~ > “ - + 7 dis ? aechenioele meeectorepe “ie a bbs eee iy in 0 if re Y Pict | ye eta te - denceehbannltigiy sachs thteteh onthe Dia Bilal bales ; ‘ sargessent abe Se” ng wai ot teeter A RR ‘ TEETH, 7 ’ . ‘ # - ap ate Ie p ses ms ee eae te REFERENCES: Theatre Arts Drama Little Theatre Monthly Little Theatre News New York Times 12 | | CONSTITUTION ARTICLE I. Name The Drama Club of Ogden (founded in 1916) ARTICLE II, Purpose or Purposes (a) Shall be the united effort toward the study of the spoken (b) To create a sympathy for the highest form of the dramatic and lyric art, creating a permanent taste for good drama and to obtain the best plays in our City. ArticLe III. Membership ee ee es rei eS we ee ae and lyric drama. Section 1. Membership shall be of three classes: active, sus- taining and honorary, preference to be given to college women . The needs of the Club’s purpose and program must gover n the selection of Candidates to be voted upon. Readers, players, solo- ists, artists, pianists, executives, etc., shall be preferred as they are needed; the membership heing limited to forty-five. Sec. 2. A candidate for active membership must have been a Tesident of Ogden for one year or more and sign the follow ing form of application: . “I desire to become an active member of Drama Club of Ogden, and having carefully read its Constitution and By-L aws hereby promise, if admitted to membership, to endeavor to further the purpose for which the club is formed.” Sec. 3. Application shall be presented to the Membership Committee at least one week before being voted upon by the Drama Club. | as © Sec. 4. Election shall be by ballot and three negative votes shall exclude from membership. | i Sec. 5. Namesof rejected again within a year, candidates 13 can not be presented — Sec. 6. Active members shall consider themselves honor-bound as far as possible to study the subjects under consideration by the Drama Club, to perform literary, musical or committee work assigned them. Three consecutive absences, without excuse, will be considered a withdrawal. Excuses must be in the hands of the secretary and hostess before the club meeting. Sec. 7. Honorary nisinbinehin may be conferred upon any member who has become a non-resident person by unanimous vote of those present at any annual meeting. Honorary membership shall not be conferred upon more than two persons in one fiscal year. Sec. 8. Sustaining membership may be conferred upon any member who has become a non-resident temporarily; a member who is physically incapacitated to attend regular meetings; ‘or one whose vocation prevents regular attendance, the recommendation to be made by the membership committee and voted upon by the Club. Said member must obey all rules of active membership in regard to dues, etc., and is entitled to all privileges of membership except the privilege of voting. A sustaining the precedence in becoming an active member cies occur. when Sec. 9. No resignation shall he accepted from one who is in arrears for dues. from member has said vacan- membership ArtIcLe IV. Officers Section 1. The officers of this club shall be a president, vicepresident, a recording secretary, a corresponding secretary, a treasurer, an auditor, a custodian. ‘These seven shall constitute a ‘Board of Directors. | more oe con- two con- sae for to “ >. office necessary 14 een hold be eS shall shall ee Sec. 4. No member secutive terms. votes ee of all SL — Sec. 3. A majority stitute an election. ae Sec. 2. All obicese shall be elected be ballot at the annual meeting and continue in office one year, or until the next subsequent election. — oom Sec. 5. Vacancies may voting by ballot. be filled by the members | of the club . ArTICLE V. Meetings ‘ | : Section 1. The annual meeting shall be held the first meeting in May. | | } Sec. 2. Regular meetings ‘hall be held from the second week Sec. 3. Special meetings may he called by the President. The in September to June, inclusive. call for the special meeting must state the special business to be _ transacted and no business shall be transacted except that stated in the call. Articte VI. Quorum Section 1, One-third of the active membership of the Club shall constitute a quorum at any regular or annual meeting, but at no time shall lack of a quorum at a regular meeting prevent those present from proceeding with the program of the day. ARTICLE VIL. | Section 1. This Constitution may be amended at any annual meeting by a two-thirds vote of all active members present, the proposed amendments having been submitted in writing and read to the club at a regular meeting at least two weeks before being voted upon. | _ Sec. 2. . Amendments may also be made at any annual meeting without previous notice by the unanimous vote of all members present. | | | | Sec. 3. By-laws and standing rules may be adopted, amended, or repealed at any regular meeting by a two-thirds vote. | : . 7 15 BY-LAWS ArTIcLE Section 1. The annual I. Dues dues of active members shall be five dollars, and those of sustaining members five dollars, payable the first meeting in September,, which dues shall allow each member one guest on each tea day. Sec. 2. Members failing to pay dues before the first of November shall be at once notified by the Secretary and those not paying before the first of January shall forfeit all rights to membership. } : : Artice Il, Duties of Officers Section 1. The regular term of all officers shall commence the adjournment of the last meeting of the club year. Sec. 2. The duties of ‘officers shall Sec. 3. The President be such as are at implied by their respective titles and such as are specified in these by-laws. shall appoint all standing and be ex-officio of the same without a right to vote. committees, Sec. 4. The Recording Secretary shall receive and present all applications for membership; keep an accurate classified list of the membership of the club, with the address and telephone of each member; receive all money due the club and pay the same to the Treasurer, giving or taking a receipt for each sum trans-_ ferred; notify delinquent members as required in Article l, Section 2 of these By-laws, by January 1 of each year, take from the roll the names of all those whose dues have not been paid and those who have been absent three consecutive times without excuse. Sec. 5. The Corresponding Secretary shall notify all appli- cants for membership of their election or their rejection, also notify all officersof their election and corhmittees of their appointment and in. general conduct the correspondence of the club. Sec. 6. The Treasurer shall pay bills only upon warrants signed by the President and Secretary; keep an itemized account of all receipts and disbursements and present a written report at 16 the first meeting each month of the transaction of the preceding month. The book in which the record of receipts has been kept, together with the warrants and vouchers, also the annual report of the Treasurer, shall be submitted to the auditor at least one week before the annual meeting. Sec. 7. _ The Auditor shall examine the books of the Treasurer. — Sec. 8. The Custodian shall have charge of all properties of the club, except such as are in actual use, subject to the direction of the club. Sec. 9. The Historian is appointed by the ArTICLE IIT. Committees — President. The duties are to present definitely a terse review of the club’s work during the year and file such report, with the year book, with the Custodian. Section 1. There shall be six standing committees, consisting of three members each. (1) Membership, (2) Program music and literary, (3) Current Events, (4) Press, (5) Play, (6) House. Sec. 2. The qualifications the Drama Membership of applicants Club. and Committee report shall investigate the > their recommendations — to Sec. 3. A prospective member must be placed upon the waiting list without any information as to when her name is to be voted upon. The result of the ballot shall be given only to the President, who may inform the sponsor and the Secretary. Note: See Resolution note book. of December ; 18, 1920, in Secretary’s 3 Sec. 4. The Program Committee shall have no responsibility for the program until January 1, following their appointment at the first meeting. They shall recommend subjects of study and when approved by the club prepare a calendar for the literary and musical work for the year, completing all arrangements for the carrying out of the same. Uae | shall report upon all ep Nn Events Committee win Sec. 5. The Current plays of recent date. Sec. 6. The Press Committee dint inform papers as to time, subject, place of meeting and such news of interest to the public. Sec. 7. The Play Committee shall recommend and be responsible for the development and enactment of a play or a series of plays during the year. | Sec. 8. meeting The and House shall have Committee general shall palsiindiond charge of the room agreed upon and the club’s furnishings of the same. a place or of rooms Sec. 9 A Nominating Committee consisting of three members shall be elected by ballot the first meeting in March. This com- mittee shall recommend three names ArTICLE for each office of the club. IV. Meetings Section 1. Regular meetings shall be held on paagresy sharp in the afternoon. Sec. 2. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. The order of exercises shall be: Call to Order. Reading of Minutes. Special Order. Communications from the Chair. Report of Treasurer. Standing Committees (Membership, music, Current Events, Plays, House. Special Commiitees. Unfinished Business. Miscellaneous. Program of Day. Adjournment. ARTICLE at 2:30 —_ Program, literary or V. The céneral subject of study and plan of work shall be decided by the club. 18 | api WE . Scat, mS Ay PS CR ne f Ms. US a ied et ee Se ne Ps el + we a -aee a cu yt ae ane % | aa ‘ EB Sd |S _ Eee te ee te Oa ee ARTICLE VI. The fiscal year shall be the calendar year. Asricte VIT. The rules of parliamentary practice comprised in “Parliament- ary Usage for Women’s Clubs” by Emma Fox, shall govern the proceedings of the club, subject to special rules which have been or may be adopted. 19. —E Che Drama Club OF Ogden, Utah rs. Wan Ta? Fruit Salad Scalloped Chicken New Potatoes in Cream Peas Polonaise Paderews ki VERA Frey Brason Rolls cading Ice Cream AKA... Cake Coffee Lita Susan Glaspell Eccies BRIMHALL