Uy Ppa |Prone ‘Chib +e Hold Ogden oe Annual Breakfast Tuesday ‘The ‘Ogden Drana: Club will : ) _ ee by A highlight of the event will ies the group reading of a play with Miss Mary ‘man, and Mrs. Miss Minnie Woolley, Floyd Moore chair- A. Taylor, ‘Klomp,: Mrs. S. Harold trio, Mrs. Royal Evans, Klomp, vice president; Mrs. Pin- | gree, recording secretary; Mrs. Joseph R. Morrell, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Zitzman, treasurer; Mrs. Porter, auditor, and Mrs. Eber F. Piers, custodian. | Seasonal flowers will adorn the tables. _ In charge of the event: atl be Mrs. Thatcher Allred, chairman, aoe Mrs. The Eccles, Mrs. Nicholas, | and Mrs. I Nebeker. welcomes to Francis Horace | you the | Aeenwal ceak ast Honoring | | | | Mrs, Ogden “ >. = ; Eccles, Mrs. Darrell di Greenwell ‘ and Mrs. Fred Froerer. | President Alice Pardoe West will welcome the guests and turn the gavel over to Mrs.. Taylor, | new president for the coming year. Other. new officers are Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Mrs. Gerard Delbert Foulger, the club eee Country Club in the cast, with Mrs. Richard B. Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. for its Porter, as narrator. © Musical selections will be given : - members: and their guests. pi Ogden Golf and No Mrs. Malcolm Pingree, Miss Wool: | held. its annual breakfast at the Jey and Mrs. L. Henry Zitzman Retiring President Pardoe Alice Golf and June 7th, West Country 1955 Club G. G. ‘The Drama Club of Ogden weteomes you adhess Honoring - Mrs, Retiring President — Alice Pardoe West Ogden Golf June and Country (th, 1955, Club PROGRAM Music: Coppelia Drama . »Leo Delibes Ballet . .. Club Trio, R, Cleone Eccles Mollie B. Greenwell Myra Group 5, Froerer Reading: "The Solid Gold Cadillac a comedy by Teichmann and Kaufman CAST T. John . Alfred Metcalfe . Warren Gillie ... Laura Miss Amelia Moore Brown . Frances M., Foulger - Lucille R. Klomp — . . oO 9 Woolley Evans . . .Luacine Pingree ... © . Mary PaulineM. Shotgraven, McKeever Narrator, . Minnie Partridge. Mark Jenkins. Edward Taylor ... Clifford Snell Mrs, D, . . . Fern Blessington . .. rs) 0 . Margaret 2 s Maude Dee Zitzman Porter coo" CF it a i 03 aren 5 rama ‘The si colm at a — Ogden of Mrs. 1460 Oakridge 8 p.m. Dr. with Mrs. — The Ogden Mrs. Richard hold its annual of G, Burdett and Mrs. Ro- Marilyn Drama Club dayat the home B. Porter, 1420 Dr., Thursday at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Clyde T. Greenwell as assisting hostess and President ec on Ogden Community-Weber musical program. Reports by com- M. Thatcher Allred will give Pix rani | eile © by EB ss Bernat ge ashe L “ | | 6 | The Ogden Drama Club will “Meet at the home of Mrs. E. A. a Pardoe Mrs. ( Z Royal West, Eccles mittee chairmen evening. | chairman. will give and election of | ial : | | Mrs. HoraceG. Nebeker and Mrs. Floyd Taylor.as assisting host- esses. A one-act play. from Yale “Workshop. will be read by Mrs. Henry Zitzman, chairman: Minnie Moore Brown, Alicé Par-_ doe West, Miss Dana Kelly, Mrs. Malcolm Pingree and Mrs. S. Har- | old Evans. Mrs. Gerard Klomp is study chairman. Mrs. Delbert will. give piano selec- | PY) AWe —) 11 S&S Pad E, D. REDFORD | a. B. Foulger tions, the officers will be highlights of the ‘Larkin: Thursdayat 8 p.m. with L. | will Alice ollege Theater. ee will Mal- Drama and Parry as assisting hostesses. : ya | mre : | ade home Thursday at ) AM Drama Club. the Pingree, aa Mau | els By ie Bend Spelvin George News of Moroni Olsen’ s death this past week serves to 2 OD acaatice the changes which have taken place in theater here in the Intermountain West and elsewhere during the past 35 years. Moroni Olsen was involved in several phases of theater during his lifetime and his activities are an index to what has happened. He started his career after World War I at the time when the so-called legitimate houses were having their fight for existence against motion pictures. One of his early professional ventures was not with a commercial producer, but with a pro- | fessional college troupe, one of the first such in whe country and without doubt unique. Organized in 1918 University of Utah’s “Varsity Players” the was ‘The ia ; : under: the direction of Maud May What made the “Varsity Players” a. Babcock, organized in 1918. unique was their subsidy by community, church, and state. The LDS Church gave the com- ' pany use of Social Hall (the first little theater built in the U.S.). * - The University of Utah Speech Department used the company for training young actors, and thus paid part of the sal- aries of the director and leading actors who served as instructors. Although the Varsity Players: venture was an artistic - success, it folded after three years of valiant effort because _ the Social Hall was too small a house to sustain expenses, and - because the public was too interested in the newest theater art form, motion pictures. I have been told that Maud May - Babcock ‘personally paid off the debts of the Social Hall ven_ ture, even though it took several years. ' Formed Own Company | After the Social Hall folded, Moroni Olsen tried several enterprises. He formed his own company, the Moroni Olsen aes players and toured ‘all over the West. Moroni Olsen then made a career for himself in motion pictures and was considered one of the finest character actors in Hollywood. He played on Broadway with some of the stage‘s most distinguished stars, including Helen Hayes. He also served for a time as the director of the Powers » Moroni oppor- ~ School of Acting in Boston. 3 . - - Olsen’s death makes us reflect on theater tunities in Salt Lake today. Gone are the stock companies and the Social Hall and in their place is the Summer Festival, and promise of a professional University Theater. Gone is Me feasibility of a touring repertory company, and in its place are*the various University Theaters’ touring shows. _ Change in Theater But Higatee hasn’t disappeared. It has changed. Instead of touring the West, and play parts in The artists such as Lila Eccles Brimhall University Theater productions. iaee U. has organized its theater to serve the needs of he eommunity which the stock.company of yesteryear performed. And were Mr. Olsen to commence his career today instead of ending it, he could look forward to the possibility of performing a ‘dramatic literature which would be a unique aspect of _the West's theater. i | | i ‘g|qD|IOAD i «dnoib % ol sanbpoid Avp-8 “WI andwy gama OOIs peyiod 4 "udljoa||O> | up wod} uoljonp enbijuy -0109y uv € cae 42°19 LI sep eee Bul © axoW sa2u0rg }uaw -2couw Pulm-}UO4} oamng Ped ee ee caahickoh, (ae f y Ot "-g ¢:0:0:4, mene eterafestate 0,00aterer tonsyeetsten ste ‘eee cent * 2 fete e esentien’ ‘Salateee nentctet e os0Vs 3 soyorem puourelp J ssi - - Moroni Olsen, noted Hollywood actor who was slated to direct “Trelawnyof the Wells” for its | mid-December opening at the Pasadena Playhouse, was found dead in his apartment yesterday morning in the Parklabrea Tow- | ers in Los Angeles. | | Olsen’s body was discovered by a Playhouse associate after Olsen failed to report for week-end re- Aearsais.: _ One of -_ Moron! OLsEN President of Leland Powers School, Inc., Dzrector, Producer and Actor on stage and screen aie : Hollywood's best | known character actors, ; Peared in hundreds of he ap- | films, | including “The Three Muske- | hich he played Por- | . John Knox “Mildred Pierce,” Crawford, in which ay with Joan he was the releases ‘Long, | police inspector, = —— - Olsen was in such recent film 3 BOER ee op: and || FE _ ~ _ played as “The g | Trailer,” and “Sign of the Lon Pa Hh ee he <n Which posite Katherine Hepburn, roni Utah, Olsen Players, Oregon, Washington. He ~ | number which toured was also in — Montana of Broadway shows, and a in- cluding “Mary of Scotland,” with Helen Hayes, : and “Romeo and Juliet” with Katherine Cornell. , He played Jason in “Medea,” and | Mephistopheles in “Mr. Faust.” : Since 1941 he had been a mem-| ber of the board of trustees of the Leland Powers School of Theater in Boston. He was a charter member of 18 Actors, -Inc.,. a Pasadena play-producing | company, and- directed many Shows for them. Olsen, 65, who was unmarried, was born in Og? den, Utah. His only survivors are / two nephews. Funeral arrangements were incomplete yester- oa ta _| hes fee Yee ne yj Fan.” During the 1920s he headed his ||. own repertory company, the Mo- | eo mae & ¥ i : foes ES ROS % RRS tt ent SOROS e ,2 ee J } 9,0,6,9 048 teergratatan .9.0.6. IN OR 6.4. 0,0.9.9 RI OO>D statetares*. 910.048 ost et OOOD ereret et 816.080, or orere,eres .t tceS o4°, ro SOK ratatet taner rena sestatateee eee 8 { F uonsjied |) opus qUeSOTO JO ||= -dnow of senbojd puo|e seauosg uew 20104 cals InoA oe tA | | : | pay sjour song oo oo ‘uoljoa}|o2& ae oe = eudwy uo wody [ee 2 04D USPAP ee \é -o1day woiy soyores puoureip 210 7 : Zl = i Aan uv se wer why i | autos enbijuy 4 a {anoy Ss 030 v Jeisua: 5 1 SH jo BoueAIOSqO 1 uy | 4 Sa | Moroni Ol ‘the road. nad his players on very met them all an good om all and we became eer and the others,” he said, a Biv pe they still ‘miss Moro ni | # n there, and that his death . id a great shock to. them, as/ br 9 | es at Lila Eceles, Jtah’s egands ta actress, whom. he first met when nes Cl Charles sent his b est re “TI Moroni O1tsren President of Leland Powers School, Inc., Director Producer and Actor on stage and screen <n — 8st ees l w pupi || sko peHod f kop-g ret ene. erat erate’ cnc i eeF a Fg a] Qb{IDAD Bul : See. oy ey all liked him and admi ‘| is high ideals. ie 7 Se? | a| ‘houae She and. her Musbone left Loe ace Oct. 8 for a six- month. aes ‘ of the New. Zealand country, | Services will be held at2 p.m. : : in Lindquist and Sons Colonial | Funeral | Chapel, 3408 | ‘Washing. |ton Blvd., with Bishop G. Stan- | ley Brewer of the LDS. ‘Twelfth | j Ward officiating. F The family will meet | friends | ee the mortuary Thursday from) |7 to 9 p.m. Interment will be in| | Ogden City cemetery, Active Member of Church Mrs. Patterson. was an active) |}member of the LDS Church and | ‘Mrs, Dorothea B. Patte ‘son ve jat the time ofher death was a uated from Stanford Univenity a member of the Twelfth Ward. where’ she received a ‘Bachelor : She was a Relief Society teacher. of Arts degree. : She was active in Ogden social She was a member. of. Phi Beta : affairs and a member of the ‘Kappa, honorary scholastic tran Club, Ladies |: Acacia Literary ternity, and Gamma Phi Beta. | Club, Ogden Drama_ Club cae) On Sept. 14, 1917, she was| : ‘Martha Society. married to Mr. ‘Patterson in the She had traveled extensively LDS . Salt Lake Temple. After |. and had given many illustrated their marriage, they lived in ‘Se-| jlectures on North Africa, the attle for three years where the . | Holy Land, Egypt, the Upper Patterson. family owned and op-| | Nile, Scandinavian conn and erated the -Patterson-McDonald| Western. Europe. : Ship Building Co. In 1920 they) . She was born May 1 1893, in return ed to Ogden where ‘they | | Ogden, a daughter of Matthew had since resided. |S. and- Mary Adams Browning, ‘Surviving are her ishanie Og- { She lived in Ogden during her den; one son and two daughters: early life and graduated from OgRobert AX Patterson, Salt. Lake | |den High School. | the ey She attended | City; Mrs. John G. (Claramay) Felt and Mrs. Frank B. (Janet) © «of Utah and alc Ellis, | Ogden; eight grandchil- : dren; one brother; ‘Marriner . | Browning, Ogden, and two sis-/ | ters; Mrs. Gene B. Ellis and Mr: fh : ‘Junior: Edward.muir ‘Richiat | Ogden, - a ‘ a Re. [YS 4 - Norewber | f DramainSouth Is Club Topic. Drama | ae a" im in the South was the the meeting atst of intere topic ‘Dra ; eh jibe moa ad G. Nighalas. Wiis ba. pei ah a th, Drama Club ) Plans Dinner | | Mis OWil- liam D. VanDyke and Miss Woolley in the cast. A paper on drama in Carolina, and given by Mrs. E. A. Larkin, a violin solo, by Mrs. Royal Ecaccompanied by Mrs. Fred Fro Froerer, preceded the play. Refreshments climaxed the eve| | ning, | hold : Dec. its Christmas dinner party | 12 at the Ogden Golf and | “Mary Woolley Country Club with iy and. Bliss : ag it || Lara under fromread way was onecack, akers liname Playm direction of Miss Mary Woolley, —| ; — with chai in ie bit ar Pe eae will Club Drama Ogden The | Fred Froerer as assisting hostess. | Mrs. Floyd A. Taylor, a Neseml | as hostesses. pene is B. ranged by Mrs. Richard chairman; Mrs. William | — | G. ioe’ | Porter, Bur- basen A. Floyd Mrs. and dett | | Entertainment ne hie ee Ha | _ Reservations with Miss Kelly, telephone Tee oo en et emer at eel / % ri >_< «) anv ay | The Ogden Drama’ Club will” | Glen meet at the home of Mrs. Harding, Ff. 2737 Pierce Ave.,— ‘Thursday at 8 p.m. with Mrs. “Arthur W. Grix and Mrs. William D. VanDyke, assisting hostesses. A one-act play of the Wisconsin ‘Playes, “Feast of the Holy Inno ” cents” by S. Marshall Illsley, will be read by Mrs. Gerard Klomp, chairman, Bee Mrs. Malcolm Pingree, r ies. Tiorice iy, Weheke n by give The study paper will be ca Mrs. Harding. | ans e ndar | - Drama a ‘Klomp, 1490 Beverly Dr., Thurs- ‘The Ogden Drama Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Gerard at 8 p. day Miss with m. Mary — — Woolley and Mrs: L. Henry Zitzeses. hosts assis man Square plays will n ting ‘Waskas.ineto be the subject. A paper will be given by Mrs. B. Porter, Richard and there will be a reading of na one-act play, “Trifles,” by Susa tell, with Mrs. Malcolm J. Glas | Pingree as chairman, assisted by | the following cast: Mrs. Thatcher Allred, Mrs. Mrs. William William L. Henry Burdett D. VanDyke. Zitzsman, and Mrs. © F254,-35 Nn mi = | | a ODyan. Drama Drama Club wi I] ie on Wed. of Thurs. scheduled. at Royal Eccles, ) . i stead nesday at 8 p.m day the as previously home of Mrs. 2508 Jackson Ave. Dr. Lowell] versity of Utah Lees, Speaker “ of the Uni- be the guest | Dr. C. , After. two the Roland wonderful citing years in New Parrys and ex- York City, arrived home last week, and are busy getting settled in their home at Valhall the opera, plays and concerts. — | “The art exhibits are marvelous | and always “You’ve changing. never.seen | a Christ- mas season until you’ve seen one in New York City. It’s simply fabulous.” She told about her experiences in Ogden Canyon. ) | ; “It was a most thrilling experienceto be part of the fabulous at the and busy city,” Helen enthused. Drama “Roland was studying at Co-, lumbia, of course, but in between times we took in everything Lowell Lees.../ first meeting of the Ogden © Club last Thursday. | Soe Ake te aa sAfiale Cog 3D ALICE WEST, My 7 Ogden Standard-Examiner newswoman, checks the callboard in Hollywood for her new role as actress May 5-15. Sheis one of 66 flown to California for newspaper roles in “Teacher’s Pet.”J See age 1 a ) apy - 1q54- 99: i Hah eA = ia to: ayrmy A ENN tert gh. WORRINTE = gated & q ti = ELE cl ’ Men let re a elb la AN A 2. tea Mohe ln So se L085 AMP Heh cag nea Ard MAS ls BP CAMPY et . er a LANNE, . OS orp NN a ; Pi SY ore es | ————— eG PEO ) MP ah, ka yi ee aT, allie ACh ww gilts Mh adic ee sl sa ee dee ee een | nH \v S \ Nineteen Hundred Hundred Sixteen Seventeen MOTTO “The drama’s laws, the drama’s patrons give For we that live to please, must please to live” Dr. Johnson MEETINGS From September Eight Thirtieth o’clock P.M. to June or ANY “ \ Nineteen AY [IS SQSSS \ ste X\-< BAK SS Ss SEA Ne “SSRN \S _ * ‘ Organized Federated WS . s 4 LOE \S CBVQ } = al WAH ~ ~ . LA CZ 0° ny MQ NWQQABO6i Se RSS) SS SS \ jy WS) Active Members Allred, Mrs. M. Thatcher, 1740 Lake Street Beason, Mrs. Lew W., 2723 Brinker Avenue Brown, Miss Minnie Moore, 2704 Monroe Blvd. Burdette, Mrs. William G., 1345 Darling Ave. Chambers, Mrs. Alma H., 1490 Beverly Drive Eccles, Evans, Foulger, Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Royal, 2508 Jackson Avenue S. Harold, 2819 Washington Blvd. Delbert B., 2868 Eccles Avenue Froerer, Mrs. Fred, 652 - 26th Street Greenwell, Mrs. Clyde T., 1121 - 23rd Street Greenwell, Mrs. Darrell J., 1662 Kiesel Ave. rix, Mrs. Arthur W., 358 Harrisville Road Harding, Mrs. Glen F., 2737 Pierce Avenue Kapple, Mrs. C. Dixon, 1357 Kershaw Kelly, Miss Dana, 2117 Adams Avenue yeateoe Kelly, Mrs. John G., 2467 Jefferson Ave Larkin, Mrs. Elijah A., 2545 Eccles Avenue cQuarrie, Mrs. I. Bruce, 2504 Eccles Avenue Morrell, Mrs. Joseph R., 2533 Eccles Avenue Nebeker, Mrs. Horace G., 802 - 25th Street Nicholas, Mrs. Francis G., 1456 - 27th Street Parry, Mrs. Roland, 569 Ogden Canyon atterson, Mrs. Adam, Jr., 2560 Jackson Avenue Piers, Mrs. Eber F., 2730 Harrison Blvd. ¢Pingree, Mrs. Malcolm, 1460 Oakridge Porter, Mrs. Richard B., 1420 Marilyn sghReed, Taylor, Mrs. Mrs. 3Phatcher, Harry S., 343 Adams F. A., 266 W. Mrs. Paul 2500 Mrs. Mary, 716 Elberta Zitzman, Mrs. L. Henry, - No. 2-2095 Tyler Avenue 31st Street 1164 - 27th SUSTAINING 3-7845 3-2448 4-5443 Van Dyke, Mrs. William D., 2355 Van Buren west, Mrs. Alice Pardoe, 631 - 26th Street Woolley, 3.7485 3- e192f\i 2. Drive Drive Avenue Dr., 2-1794 2-9130 7525 9304 7292 3-8236 6481 8372 9176 2-4637 3-8293 2-4354 2-7263 4-1074 7065 2-3279 6546 2-2442 4-5433 2- pe Street Ogden Ave. 6575 4-5041 2-5384 6226 3-8092 3-2410 MEMBERS Bunker, Mrs.-S. Bertell, 2626 Verona Circle, Holladay Romney, Mrs. David S., 1955 Yale Crest, Salt Lake City hpi Mrs. Arthur P., 2040 E. White Circle, Salt Lake Young, Mrs. S. Dilworth, 1506 - 24th Street 2-0233 a Y > a. “4 ah Gain ge ow a Fae, ty ae ee i. > aeTS 4 oat. "s ¢4 -. = 2 ee Pe cee. . i ae BesA a - pe —s i. i na Office rs 1954-55 " Presiden We o cordin . . ecretary Kelly al G. Evans B. Foulger Eber Mrs. Custodian Nebeker Harold Delbert Mrs. Auditor iss Dana S. Mrs. Treasurer West Horace Mrs. Secretary Corresponding ; VOI)» tres (Qatz) Pardoe Alice Mrs. a F. Piers Taylor Committees PLAY ANNUAL &, Miss | Mrs. Floyd A. — Mrs. Delbert Foulger Bruce McQuarrie Woolley Mary Glen Mrs. ° Director F. Piers, Eber Mrs. F. Harding I. Mrs. MEMBERSHIP Mrs. L. Henry Mrs. Zitzman os | = Se3 ee ee ad = 7m ae 6hee tee Sat ee see hie 25" See a ae ea . ee ‘3 : 3 < Evans Harold Patterson Adam Mrs. S. : eee ; * ee 3 er Vga ee 5+ =? x 2 pitt “2 Francis G. Nicholas Mrs. Mrs. Clyde Glen T. Mrs. Alice Arthur W. Harry West Grix Joseph M. S. Thatcher CLUB PRESS Fred Morrell Roland Parry Mrs. Mrs. | Paul Elijah Thatcher A. Larkin Dioxn Kapple Froerer Lew Allred R. Reed Morrell Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. COURTESY R. Joseph 1955-56 HOUSE Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. — Greenwell Pardoe 1954-55 F. Harding PROGRAM Mrs. Mrs. — W. Mrs. C. Beason BREAKFAST Mrs. Royal Eccles Richard B. Porter Horace G. Nebeker Miss Dana Mrs. Francis G. Nicholas Mrs. Alma H. Chambers ~~ Mrs. PROGRAM BY-LAWS Mrs. Darrell J. Greenwell PARLIAMENTARIAN Mrs. Richard B. Porter HISTORIAN Miss Minnie Moore Brown Kelly Program {This Side Of Broadevay SEPTEMBER THIRTIETH St e - New York Music: "tT ostesses: Mrs. Mrs. Thatcher Mrs. Delbert OCTOBER Dramatically Hostesses: ms ep Roland Allred, Mrs. S. Bertell B. Speaking — Dramatic University sa Utah Guests VRAL Playmakers Begs Drirncoet Miss Chairman/ pemegs tien. sSelitdenie! Mrs. — Elijah Mary + —- Alma H. John Larkin eS ee Mrs. Evans, William UA Chambers, Kelly Act Lkgacascn U 1.0 Mrs. F. Mrs. D. mud pina Play Ste atl Woolley, Mrs. Kl Gul, Pe Se OR One S. Harold Kapple, Mrs. = Mrs. Mrs. ? inet TRLR, Prt eee ok — ee. i Mis, £ 4 oe EIGHTEENTH ’ kyehexdt } } acre Ye AXnewnlpe Key J/ Evans, Department aun beQo Tr 2 Carolina Cota. Harold TWENTY-EIGHTH NOVEMBER Study Parry Bunker Foulger Kappel atine y Mrs. Mrs. Royal Eccles, Mrs. od Bruce eQuarrie, Mrs. Joseph R. Morrell, Mrs. Lew W. Beason, Miss Minnie Moore Brown, Mrs. C. Dixon X a and I — ft A. Taylor, Van C. Dixon Dyke Foch. Fred Froerer, of f i we 4 4 Erk EAs © RAC ECi oOrtwA Richard Mrs. Committee: Mrs. Darrell Miss Dana Froerer, Greenwell, Mrs. Royal Eccles F. Mrs. Glen Mrs. William Study Play Chairman: porn. ps — pe 9G Clyde Nebeker _s Hostesses: I. Chambers, Mrs. Mrs. Arthur W. Greenwell, Mrs. Horace G. Mrs. Francis G. Harding T. ' Malcolm Grix, Mrs. McQuarrie rug wissre 'Mrs.—Alma Nicholas, H. Alma Mrs. moma (SKeat Glen Mrs. Plgy Act One ce Brn or Pingree, Music: L TWENTY-FOURTH baka Chairman: J. Wa: Grix, Mrs. ae . Yue> Darrell Mrs. Harding, Playhouse.— , Pasade Over Reed Vsatet — AD ah" FEBRUARY - S. Harry — Mrs. mY Way Fred Roadere’ 2 fe 5 TMWENTYSSEVENTH Mrs. Hostesses:. West, Woolley Mary Miss JT. Alice Mrs. Greenwell, G. William Patterson, Adams Tree Club Mrs. Trio: The Music: Porter, Kelly, Points.the _ Ballet B. J. JANUARY ~ Country Mrs. Burdette, Hostesses: — Dinner Christmas q Be RTEENTiH ywd , DECEMBER FOU 4 Patterson, Mrs. L. Henry Jr.} Zitzman rn (rdford fDe peu Weber ~Barter~Theatre — Pearl G. Nicholas Malcolm Pingree, Wu. HA pee: (c.7¢ MARCH | TWENTY-FOURTH ” Thatcher Allred Music: Mrs. Francis Ms. Hostesses: dette, Mrs. and Roland AAG Us Vege G. William Mrs. Bur- Parry APRIL TWENTY-EIGHTH Study Kelly G. hn Chairman: «Mrs;-Jo Play Chairman: : rx Bed pam j (ley : Ti Jana . Kelly, Delbert Mrs. MAY Minnie West, Miss W. Beason, Mrs. B. Foulger TWENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL Music: Mrs. Richard Mrs. Clyde DAY Alice Mrs. Chairman: Hostesses: Miss Alice Lew Mrs. , Evans _. - \ S. Harold Music: Mrs. Brown, | ; Zitzman, Henry L: Mrs. a ob {ee Act One — Yale Workshop Pardoe West Mrs, Royal Eccles B. T. Porter, Mrs. Harry 8S. Reed, Greenwell JUNE Club OL “ Hak nied ‘ Breakfast Guests ,_. \ Soke dg Joka | Crdetl, :