CONSTITUTION Article —I—Name: dramatic and 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 and lyric drama. (b) To create a sympathy for the higest form of the lyric art, good drama. Article I1I—Membership: Section 1. Membership permanent a creating shall be of two to given taste classes: for active college women. upon. Readers, preference to be selection of candidates to be Section 2. A candidate for active Section 6. Active members shall consider themselves or committee work assigned them. Three and sustaining, the The needs of the Club’s purpose and program must govern voted actors, artists, musicians, writers, executives, etc., shall be preferred as they are needed; the membership being limited to thirty-five. membership must been a resident of Ogden for one year or more. Section 3. Nomination of prospective members shall be presented to the membership committee in writing, stating their qualifications and signed by three sponsors at least one week before being presented to the Club. Voting shall take place at the next regular meeting. Section 4. Election shall be by ballot and three negative votes shall exclude from membership. Section 5. Names of rejected candidates shall not be presented again within a year. have honorbound as far as possible to study the subjects under consideration by the Drama Club, to perform literary, musical con- secutive absences, without excuse, will be considered a Excuses must be in the hands of the hostess withdrawal. before the club meeting. Section 7. 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 member has the precedence in becoming an active member when vacancies occur in the active membership roll. Article [V—Officers: Section 1. The officers of this club shall be a president, vice-president, a recording secretary, a corresponding secretary, a treasurer, an auditor, a custodian. These seven shall constitute a Board of Directors. Section 2. All officers shall be elected by ballot at the annual meeting and continue in office one year. The regular term of all Officers shall commence at the adjournment of the last meeting of the Club year. Section 3. A majority of all votes cast shall be necessary to constitute an election. Section 4. No member shall hold more than two consecutive terms. the Section 5. Vacancies may Club voting by ballot. the same office for be filled by the members of Article V—Meetings: Section 1. The annual meeting shall be held in May, at which time the annual reports of the officers shall be read and filed with the secretary. Section 2. Regular meetings shall be held from September thru May. Section 3. Special meetings may be called by the president. The call for the special meeting must state the business to be transacted and no business shall be transacted except that stated in the call. Article 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 VII— 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. Section 2. Amendments may also be made at an annual meeting without previous notice by the unanimous vote of all members present. : Section 3. By-laws and standing rules may be adopted, amended or repealed at any regular meeting by a twothirds vote. BY-LAWS Article I—Dues: Section 1. The annual dues of active members shall be five dollars, and those of sustaining members five dollars, payable at the first meeting in September, which dues shall allow each member one guest at each tea day. Any member elected to shall be year. exempted Article II—Duties Section 1. The active from of membership payment after of dues March Ist, for the current Officers: duties of officers shall be such as are implied by their respective titles and such as are specified in these by-laws. | : Section 2. The PRESIDENT shall appoint a Parliamentarian and Historian, all standing committees and be an ex-officio member of the same without a right to vote. Section 3. The RECORDING SECRETARY shall keep an accurate, classified list of the membership of the club, with the address and telephone number of each member. She shall keep a record of all dues paid and shall notify members whose dues are delinquent. She shall incorporate into her annual report a digest of all motions made throughout the year which affect the government of the Club. Section 4. The CORRESPONDING SECRETARY shall notify candidates for membership of their election by ag and in general conduct the correspondence of the ub. Section 5. The TREASURER shall receive all money Section 6. The AUDITOR shall examine the books of the Treasurer before the annual meeting and make a report of her audit. Section 7. 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. Section 8. The HISTORIAN shall be appointed by the President. Her duties are to be responsible for a record of all activities and present a terse review of the Club’s work for the past year at the annual meeting and file a copy of such a report with the Secretary. Section 9. A PARLIAMENTARIAN shall be appointed by the President. It shall be her duty in case of any question of procedure, to bring to the attention of the Club those provisions of the Constitution, by-laws or working rules that govern the situation, and be familiar at all times with new rules and regulations. Article I1J—Committees: Section 1. There shall be seven standing committees, consisting of three members each. (1) Membership, (2) Program, (3) Press, (4) Play, (5) House, (6) Cour- tesy, shall ; (7) be Finance, appointed and from such time other special to time. committees as Section 2. The MEMBERSHIP committee shall receive all applications for membership, investigate the qualifications of applicants and report their recommend- a ® — due the Club, giving a receipt for same and shall report dues paid to the Secretary for her record. She shall pay bills only upon order of the Club or its executive committee; keep an itemized account of all receipts and disbursements. The book in which the records of receipts and disbusements has been kept, together with the receipted bills, also the annual report of the Treasurer, shall be submitted to the Auditor at least one week before the annual meeting. A supplementary report shall be presented to the new officers by the Treasurer and Auditor following the annual luncheon. The Treasurer and Auditor shall make a report at the first meeting in September. The book shall remain with the Treasurer of the preceding year until this report is given. ations to the Drama Club as members are needed during the year, reading the prospective members qualifications and sponsors. Only the same number of candidates as vacancies shall be presented for voting. Names carried over from year to year on a waiting acted upon by the membership committee. (a) There shall be no record presented for membership. may be list or until in the minutes of names (b) The name of a prospeceive member shall be placed upon the waiting list with no information to the candidate as to when the name is to be voted upon. The result of the ballot shall be given by the tellers to the President who in turn will announce to the members the result of the ballot, if in the affirmative. Section 3. The PROGRAM Committee for the ensuing year shall recommend subjects for study not later than January lst, and when approved by the club, prepare a calendar for the literary and musical work for the year, completing all arrangements for carrying out of the same. The program committee shall take from the year book the name of any member who has been reported by the Treasurer ts be in arrears in her dues, upon the advice of the executive committee. Section 4. The PRESS Committee shall inform news papers as to time, subject, place of meeting such news of interest to the public. the and Section 5. The PLAY Committee shall recommend and be responsible for the development and enactment of a play or a series of plays during the year. Section 6. The HOUSE Committee shall recommend a place of meeting in the event of a necessary change. Section 7. The COURTESY Committee shall report to the president names of members who are ill or in distress and the president shall instruct the correspond- ing secretary to send a note in case of illness of members and flowers in case of death in the immediate family. Section 8. The FINANCE Committee shall be com- posed of four officers, namely the dent, Secretary, and Treasurer. President, 7 Vice-Presi- Committee, consisting A NOMINATING Section 9. of the President and the two immediate past presidents, This comshall be named at the first meeting in March. mittee shall recommend two names for each office with the exception of president; for that office only the name of the vice-president shall be presented. [V—Meetings: Article Section 1. Regular meetings shall be held on fourth Thursday of the month at eight p.m. sharp. Section 2. The order of exercises shall be: the 1. Call to order. -2. Reading of minutes. | 3. Special order. 4. Communications from the Chair. 5. Report of Treasurer. 6 . Standing Committees —- Membership, Program, Press, Play, House, Courtesy, Finance. 7. Special Committees. 8. Unfinished business. 9. Miscellanous. 10. Program of day. 11. Adjournment. - Section 3. This Constitution and by-laws shall be read of the aloud to the club at the first regular meeting club year. Article V. The general subject of study and plan be decided by the club. Artcile VI. The fiscal year shall be the club year. Article of work VII. shall Parliamentary Usage by Fox, shall govern the prowhich have ceedings of the Club, subject to special rules been or may be adopted. nd fs pee 2s *% 7 a vi LrLeg J / {i Y Lepeecbe - AW a IGS INTERMISSION Violin Solo - ------Leland Spendlove Quartet - - - — - Barbara Bramwell, Barbare Behling, Merlene Ballet 8, Palmer and Sharon ------+-+--+--- Reed School of Dance "FISHERFOLK AT GUAYAMAS" College Women's Club Adams, Les Sylphides Phil Paradise Posed by: Mrs. Chris Hoenes, Elizabeth Curtiss, Sally Johnston, Dorothy Johnston, Ruth Hyatt and Esther Trostlee mo. “THE MILLINARY Americ2n Posed 10. "WOMAN SHOP*™ Association by: Mrs. DANCER Degas of University Frances Farr VITH FAN" Japanese Frint Aglaia Club inn Mortensen, Posed by: Mrs. Edris Utterback and Phyllis Mike Burd @ and 4. “y Mrse Wie Burde ett, Violin Flute 12. Trio Trio Kiyonobu I Thorpe , Directors. Anonymous Wally Jay, Steve Jensen cr "CAROLERS" Ogcen Drama Club Posed by: Lee Smith, or ate) Women Director's INTERMISSION - - - = Mar3enin Thomas, Alice Lobenstein and Leland Spendlove,. - -—- = = Joan Scegmiller, Elizabeth Felt and David Butler "THE LAST SUPPER" : Da Vinci Walter Hoenes Posed by: Vir git Petcrson, Kenneth Davidson, He We Hart, Re Ae Ellis, Fred Kroksh, Colleen Moore, Max Morrill, Leonard Davidson, Ted Ajax, Farl ees | Eddie Chris Apostol, Porter, and q MRS. FLOYD A. TAYLOR, president of Drama Club, puts a trial make-up on Mrs. Dixon Kapple for the one-act play to be presented at the club’s break fast. Ogden Drama Club Will Hold =MBERS | Annual Breaktast Wednesday ESIDENT Members of Ogden Drama Club Glasmann Lindsley, Mrs, Dixon and guests are looking forward Kapple and Mrs. Fred Matthies. to the club’s annual breakfast +o The commi ttee in charge includes be held at the Ogden Golf and Mrs. Royal Eccles, Miss Woolley, Country Club Wednesday at 12 Mrs. Willi am G. Burdett, Mrs. noon. Arthur W. Grix, Mrs. William D. The event is to honor the char- Van Dyke and Mrs. Kapple. ter members of 40 years ago, and A musical selection will be retiring president, Mrs. Floyd A. given by Miss Gayle Froerer. Taylor. New officers of the club are Mrs. E, A. Larkin is chairman Mrs. Gerar d Klomp, president; |puntry and will welcome the guests. Mrs. Mrs. Willi am G, Burdett, vice 156 Maleolm Pingree will read the presi dent; Mrs. Delbert B. Foul- | roll call of 1916 and Mrs. Joseph ger, recording secretary; Mrs, } E. Evans will give the response. Van Dyke, corresponding secre-| Mrs. Joseph R. Morrell wil] give tary; Mrs. Glen F. Harding, treas-| “Birth of the Drama Club,” and urer; Mrs, E. A. Larkin, auditor Mrs. Henry L. Zitzman, “Life of and Mrs. Eber F. Piers, custhe Drama Club.” todian. A highlight of the afternoon The committee assisting Mrs. will be the presentation of an Lark original play, “Tea for Two” by Danain with the breakfast is Miss Kelly, Mrs. Alice Pardoe| Mrs. M. Thatcher Allred with West, Mrs. Fred Froerer, Mrs. | Miss Mary Woolley directing. Klomp, and Mrs. I. Bruce Mc. Those in the cast are Carolynn Quarrie, aylor PUNE he Club | a4 4 - - ? =™ % _ © | Pie a oe 4 , f > « ‘ SK. i : . . ~ f =° “ es ’ = ‘ a on st ~ bth, Y,YW MUA WY Be y 4 el Sy “ $ ear i 4 ‘ ~ —> Sete — > « . , aa : - be + _ a dl . 7 4 . 7 a : " > rr . ‘. . ~ Sot : [4 = See Z, n . R fs F a v + org _ na : ‘ \ * m ‘ - in honorof x j oe ‘ x i x THE CHARTER MEMBERS == and "THE RETIRING PRESIDENT _ . M es . s - | : 2 > 2 J an + ko NX rN. rr esas a ¥ eigen q a See — é tits vt ?. sie z Pa < > me. “ - ~ : g ~- , * " be ; Fe ane ™ > : ha S oe wha m: esc. : Rew ~ ny r ~~ ‘ " } K thew. es, . - aN x + x, - "se a ox ‘ " - Pe ; . ; ~ u . . — i a ~ A, ; — gden Golf and Coun 1956try bs iat oi —_ “+ G June 13, 12 Clock mg : ; ’ . = ’ * ~~ n - ~ , ; ney m . ; RS — . _ ee ‘ eT} A PS : ~ . = . - . ka = - vd ane ™ 7 Bi | . ee y + ‘ - MS) we aa Lf i8 SS \ eS | cal . . apt . - “ah % ‘ oan Wil SY if =. SNe is Sn a7 ; SS a 2 my s He noe. M m, - ~S i. 7 Bhat —_ Pet x } om re i k . WeleOme -.-- - =: -Mrs. Elijah A. Larkin Roll Call of Charter Members—1916 = 7 = = = = Mrs. Malcolm Pingree Response - - - - Mrs. Norma S. Evans “Birth of the Drama Club” Mrs. Joseph R. Morrell “Life in the Drama Club” Mrs. L. Henry Zitzman Acknowledgements— Mrs. Floyd A. Taylor—President 1955-1956 Mrs. Gerard Klomp—President 1956-1957 THE BREAKFAST Mrs. Alice Pardoe West Miss Dana Kelly Mrs. Fred Froerer COMMITTEE Mrs. Gerard Klomp Mrs. Elijah A. Larkin Mrs. I. Bruce McQuarrie -Music—BalladeG Minor - - - ‘le Froerer VR -~ Chopin as oe 7 i" ‘ ' b )} of a Penthouse in Man- ess Mrs. William G. Burdett Mrs. William D. Van Dyke Mrs. C. Dixon Kapple ey oa rs. Royal Eccles iss Mary Woolley rs. Arthur W. Grix COMMITTEE ter PLAY TITS THE Carolyn G. Lindsley Claire B. Kapple Claire E. Matthies Dramatist Dies at 69 SALT LAKE cITy — Mrs, . ‘Bertha Eccles Wright Thomstorff, 69, of Salt Lake City, prominent in Utah _ drama circles, died here She founded the Ogden Com- - munity Little Theater, taught dra- | matic art at Weber. College and had been ater active in directing the- groups in Utah and Los - Angeles. She was a charter member of the Ogden Drama Club. _ _ She was born Jan. 22, 1887, in| Ogden, a daughter | Eccles was and Bertha of David C.) Jensen Eccles. a pioneer -dustrialist.. _ She attended | Utah. a Utah State Mr. in- NG Agri- cultural College and the Univer- sity of Southern Los Angeles. California Re Rage | in _. STUDIED IN GERMANY _ She studied dramatic art and speechat Berlin, Germany, the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York. City and at! the Pasadena Community Play- vee housein California. Between 1933 and 1945, # she | RITES ON FRIDAY _ _ Founded Little Theater | movedto Ogden fora year, then ing brotheers rs and sisters | : Royal) made her home in Salt Lake Eccles, Ogden;. Mrs. Lila Eccles Uy. Mr. A Romney, Los ‘Angeles; and Mrs. Orson Douglas, California: Mar- | ‘ F. Thomstorff a riner S. Eccles, George S. Eccles, Mission, She was married to Jo- ‘Mrs. Joseph Quinney, Mrs. Walter seph in _. Surviving are two five daughters, sons Mrs. Grant and ducted J. LDS services Friday at Grandview will noon Ward, asad, , - a Salt Lake Tread Mrs. Em.E. Jones and City in 1938. He died in 1955. Mrs. well, Harrison, all of Salt __ Active in the LDS Church, she | Lake Hugh City; Mrs. George Caine, servedas president of the Relief beste Spencer and Willard EcSociety of the Wilshire Ward in cles, both of Ogden. Los Angeles. eG Funeral DT Temple. OS. Salt Lake a LDS Wright died in Berlin, Germany, In 1932 while serving an LDS TS NETS Brimhall, Salt Lake City; Jack fe ee In 1908 she was married to Eccles, Hood River, Ore.; Homer William Arthur Wright in the Eccles, Portland; Mrs, Laura be con- in 2930 the S. (Vida) Salt Lake City: h East St., Bishop O. E. AyDav id E.Wright, Wright, Madrid, Spain: 20t lett officiating. © Mrs. Ray (Janith) ‘Cresap, Spo- _ J. Reuben Clark of the First | Kane; Karran E. Wright, Los Presidency of the LDS Church Angeles; Mrs. G. Kirk principal speaker. (Patricia) will be the Graff, Start, Salt salt .Lake City; Mrs.S. Rob. HOD-| ert M. (Vivian) Brinton, El Mon- |} Friends 260 E. So. Temple St., te, Calif; Mrs. Robert (Carolyn) | Mortuary, t ‘tomorrow 6 to 8 p.m. and Rudd, Salt Lake City; 34 grand- ‘Friday fromfrom 10 to 11:15 am. Inch il six dr great-gren andchild, ren. |terment willbe in Osdan Clay Also surviving are t (: igienanrobt \ oe es | + Cemetery Friday at 3 p.m._ Now only... © LE iow ony... Pe oe | 72 tA i ¢ ci. 6 Talo. : Gt eee yas ins oe < October “e ee af By George Spelvin Jr. “The ‘National: Children’s Theater Conference, which will | [Fo held in Salt Lake during the week of Aug. 22, requires a | | great deal of behind-the-scenes planning. I’ve mentioned previously the work of Dr. Albert O. Mitchell who is co-chairman F of local arrangements. The other | working man around here—Mr. ap Professor Plummer holds co-chairman Gail Plummer. down three is the hardest full-time jobs: pro- | re fessor: of speech at the U, manager of Kingsbury Hall, and - business manager of the University Theater. Part of his duties | | include the business end of the Summer Festival, and that’s | | a real headache. Normally he gets a rest at the end of the | festival, but this year the C.T.C. has come along to swamp | him. With customary a details peace energy, he is plowing through the tacky are the inevitable companion of such confer: / b dares, 3 | ge : Ba ee : Studied Reading : t Reine a front-of-the-house man is about the last tag Gail ‘ vaio ever thought would happen to him. In his youth | he studied what is now becoming a lost art, interpretative | reading. He worked under Dr. T. Earl Pardoe at BYU and ) Maude May Babcock of the U. After working with Miss Bab| cock, Mr. Plummer aspired to a career as a platform | — reader, | and those of you who have heard him know that he could have a succeeded. However, in the depression era, platform readers | were not in great demand, and it was not hard for Gail to | | to answer the summons to mores the: caniied constructed 3 1 I meeery ac ae was Compensations ‘He’ 'S Hal a hectic life since, but not without compensations. Ize has dealt with many of the world’s greatest artists and | became very close friends with some. He has helped youRs | aspirants on their way through his many contacts. | ful teacher of public speaking. e | Thousands of students remember him as a dynamic, i We surely wish that any genies floating around help- will grant | AO wish—that he and his ‘gracious wife may have a restful | vacation after this C.T.C. is over, ’cause right after he'll have. i “upd vancedne the rare: Theater Season and etc. _ : | | | hime af ‘Mrs. ‘thatgher: 1740 Lake St. Mrs. Harold Bvshe and Miss Dana Kelly will be co; - hostesses, Mrs. ‘Harry a program S: Reet: will give of the history and. - growth of the. ballet from : iE antiquity to the present. Ga il Plummer early of the Univer- sity” of Utah drama. department | will be guest Landes yat a meet- : Mr. planers Footlights subject will be and Spotlights. * The meeting begins at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Royal Eccles, 2508 o. ackson Ave, « a ed oy i ee Sar he .2 ¥ is Drama Club of Ogden will neg aes at 8 p.m. at the , oF shape Glen F. Harding, -Co-hostesses Rolend. Parry and T. Greenwell, he prog am, “Physical Facili- airmanship | of Aa 1i/. - ancis, G. Miss am “Glen Ff. a: Teg G. . Nebeker, Thi nay ons. Clyde T. yee Mrs. Thatcher ed. Taking part on the panel ) and eer 4 s—Its Effect” Upon Drama,” “al be a discussion under: the ing the re ‘Christmas. a W. Grix,Shon a ak. Ce j apes o — Se ® Fe 8 The Ogden Drama meet Thursday Club will at 8 p.m. at the} home of Mrs. Thatcher Allred, 1740 Lake St. Mrs. Harold Evans and Miss Dana Kelly will hostesses. _ : Mrs. Harry a program growth antiquity of S. Reed the be eco| will give history of the ballet from to the present. and early _ | Overt. a — = —eemeeny | Drama Club Will Hear Speaker From Utah U. Gail Plummer sity of Utah of the drama Pehoolof Dancing, 5 department a me will be guest speaker at a meeting of the Drama Club of Opien| tomorrow. | Mr. Plummer’s _ Univer- | _ Mar anne Johnson a subject will be: = _ : : ‘ 3; oe ee as =| ec yt Fer “Footlights and Spotlights.” The) meeting begins at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Royal Eccles, 2908 | Jackson Ave. Kee. 45 er Yew _ Drama The _ meet Thursday ' home _, Drama _ 2737 of Mrs. Pierce will be Mrs. Club oe of Ogden at8 p.m. Glen Ave. Roland F. will at the Harding, | Co-hostesses Parry Mrs. ClydeT. Greenwell. The program, “Physical and Facili- | _ ties—Its Effect Upon Drama,” | - will be a discussion under the | ' chairmanship of Mrs, Thatcher , Allred. Takin + oe ve} g part on the panel LE pe Mrs. Horace G. Nebeker, Mrs. Francis «G. ‘Nicholas, Miss Dana Kelly, and Mrs. Glen F. Harding. oe ee nn DRAMA CLUB EVENT The Ogden Drama Club had its /ennual Christmas party at the | Club on Thursday with Mrs. Mal‘colm Pingree, Mrs. William D. Van Dyke and Mrs. Floyd A. Taylor as hostesses. The dles and long: table was beautifully adorned with cancornucopias filled with Christmas cylinders. Hand-made ‘and decorated leather book covers were the favors. =. oy as! chairman of the program which | ‘and included music by the Deser the readi n* We will A he ‘iten Dect. a aig at the home of Mrs. Arthur iW _Grix, 358 ‘Harrisville - Rad, : Thickday at 8 p. m. with ‘Mrs. Horace G. ‘N ebeker and Mrs. Fred ee 'Groerer as. assisting hostesses. | ee at the home of Mrs. Gerard | | —Machinery Set in Motion” ete | Rens iE. Piers chairman, assisted by. dor, “Staging and Scene Designing be the subject, with Mrs. Eber. Mrs. William 1 Far ; | The Ogden. aed Club oil " Van Dyke, Mrs. ees seca Mrs. Glen. | ing. : : bib iad aa: die IMs ig late ae IEA Drama Club break- | | fast. will be held at the Vafen ; |Golf and Country Club > rednesday, June 13 ‘at. 12) sone | his will commemorate the 40th | | anniversary since the founding of the club. Charter members will) .| be special guests and all former »|members are invited. Reserva-| =| tions can be made by calling snail : pena. Melly. on 108 — 14095 Beverly Drive, i ny et Dm. This will be | Floyd A. Ta president, igoeh sete ae yo al day. Mrs. sand Mis Mary. Mrs. EberbkF. Pier “vie ho week Rihes selections. ie Jane ‘Drama ro The: pe Omp, Fee 0 W. I ave, hates IDrerier Club Will Meet (On Thursday. ard B. Porter, 1420 Marilyn Dr., Thursday at 8 p.m., with Mrs. L. Henry Zitzman and Alice Pardoe West as assisting hostesses. “The Author—Poetry to Realism and Back to Poetry,” will be the subject discussed by Mrs. Gerard Klomp, chairman, Mrs. William G. Burdett, Mrs. Arthur | W. Grix and Mrs. Elijah A. Lar- ‘kin. Mrs. Zive piano Delbert Foulger selections. The Drama Club of nd oa Soa will a4 n Club of Mrs. Rich- ibe ee Drama at the home eb SETS oe ims Ogden meet Ise 8 The os Sinko Drama — + will |meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at the]. ‘| home of Mrs. William T. Burdett, | 1345 Darling St., with Mrs. Floyd |: will A. Taylor and Mrs. Lew W.. Bea-| son as assisting hostesses. Settee The evening’s discussion, “The actor—from low | to present af-| fluent status,” will be led by Mrs. |. C. Dixon Kapple, chairman. Taking part will be Mrs. L. Henry, Mrs. Alice Pardoe West and Mrs. |. Delbert B. Foulger. Marel. Clyde Greenwell and Mrs. Delbert B. Foulger will read a scene from 1 “Magda,” by Sudermann. Dr. Pardoe To Address Drama Club — ‘Dr. T. Earl Pardoe of Brigham. | Young University at Provo, will be guest speaker at the meeting of the Ogden Drama Club Thurs- | day at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs, | E. ‘A. Larkin. . His subject will be “The Director—Elements Bent to Director’s Conception,” and he will |direct a scene from the play, | : '“Trojan Women,” with Miss Mary | Woolley, chairman, Mrs. Floyd |A. Taylor, Miss Minnie Moore a Brown, Mrs. Richard B, Porter & ‘lin the cast. Hostesses besides Mrs, Larkin ~ are Mrs. Delbert B. Foulger, Mrs. | Joseph R, Morrell and _ | Panic. o Scenes from Ibsen’s play, “The Ghosts” will be read by Mrs. West and Mrs. Zitzman. Mrs. Dixon GUEST SPEAKER —De, a T. Earl Pardoe, of Provo, will speak at the Drama — ea Club meeting Thursday. ee Year Book of the ae | NN 'e e' \) 7 “ RE \ . ~ . N\ Saye gt ate RS steht xy *) Cx / Novse' s ~ . owe 4 | \ et Vv o a ~ N S NI N ® % , ‘ “Drama — a reflection of life’ — Anonymous WH AQ Ber - 4 ‘ MOTTO ka & ss y SARA. C ic- ; . 7 » we fate fe re eeeONS oN O,*+* Re y * Eight o'clock P. M. N S x =! MEETINGS , 8 _ S \Xx“~ | a ‘ A tg te ih S ttn S ~ >) swe ¢ Ss WEY * fe NK QUAESURAAAAN S Ss Organized Nineteen Hundred Sixteen Active Members —* Allied Mrs. M. Thatcher, 1740 Lake Street 9.174 9.9130 ~.- Beason, Mrs. Lew W., 2723 Brinker Avenue Brown, Miss Minnie Moore, 2704 Monroe Blvd. — Burdett, Mrs. William G., 1345 Darling Ave. 7525 9304 3-8236 3-9183 8372 9176 3.8293 94637 9.4354 Eccfes, Mrs. Royal, 2508 Jackson Avenue Evans, Mrs. S. Harold, 1006 - 35th Street _—— Foufger, Mrs. Delbert B., 2868 Eccles Avenue Froerer, Mrs. Fred, 652 - 26th Street Greenwell, Mrs. Darrell J., 1662 Kiesel Ave. Grefhwell, Mrs. Clyde T., 1121 - 23rd Street ~—. Grix, Mrs. Arthur W., 358 Harrisville Road | tm Harding, Mrs. Glen F., 2737 Pierce Avenue Kapple, Mrs. C. Dixon, 1357 Kershaw 2-7263%, 4-1074% 7065 7292 6546 2-2442X | 4-5433 2-462: Kell¥ Miss Dana, 2117 Adams Avenue ——-=. Klomp, Mrs. Gerard, 1490 Beverly Dr. Larkin, Mrs. Elijah A., 2545 Eccles Avenue —~,, McQuarrie, Mrs. I. Bruce, 2504 Eccles Avenue Morr&l, Mrs. Joseph R., 2533 Eccles Avenue Nebekér, Mrs. Horace G., 802 - 25th Street .— Nich@las, Mrs. Francis G., 1456-27th Street Parry, Mrs. Roland, 569 Ogden Canyon -—~ Piers, Mrs. Eber F., 2730 Harrison Blvd. Pinefee, Mrs. Malcolm, 1460 Oakridge Drive 8995%: 4-2362X : 3-7845%X 3-2448 4-5443% 6575 9-2095 4-5041X. 95384 6226 3-8092 Porter, Mrs. Richard B., 1420 Marilyn Drive Reed, Mrs. Harry S.3343 Adams Avenue Tayfor, Mrs. F. A., 266 W. Elberta Dr., No. Ogden ~— Thatcher, Mrs. Paul, 2500 Tyler Avenue —~Van*®Dyke, Mrs. William D., 2355 Van ——Wesf Alice Pardoe, 631 - 26th Mrs. Buren Ave. Street “—Woofley, Miss Mary, 716 - 3lst Street Zitzrfan, Mrs. a Ch 1164 - 27th Street Barro Celerra f e e : . Circle, Utah Salt . ey 53-2410 fe the M4 . SUNINTINT@MITENT Tisiciooee Wright, Mrs. Arthur P., 2040 So. White Young, Mrs. S. Dilworth, Salt Lake City, ’ Lake City ar Kucar AMAR. priacatingttby 23-20 prrtansibfenner,”) , _—— Officers 1955-56 President Mrs. F. A. Taylor | Mrs. Gerard Klomp Vice President Recording Secretary Mrs. Malcolm Pingree Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Joseph R. Morrell Treasurer Mrs. L. Henry Zitzman Auditor Mrs. R. B. Porter Custodian Mrs. Eber F. Piers Se Committees ' UAL -s". : rg ut cate y ert phegagee 4) | Z i . Mrs* Royal Eccles\_ Mrs. dads William Miss Mary Woolley /Burde ie Mrs. William D. Van Dyke Mrs. Arthur W. Grix Mrs. C. Dixon Kapple MEMBERSHIP Mrs, Glen F. Harding Mrs. L. Mrs. Delbert B. Foulger Henry Zitzman Se PROGRAM 1955-56 — Mrs. Roland Mrs. Clyde T. Greenwell Mrs. Harry Parry S. Reed 1956-57 PROGRAM Mrs. M. Thatcher Allred Mrs. Eber F. Piers S. Mrs. Harold Evans PRESS Mrs. F. A. Taylor Mrs. Alice Pardoe West HOUSE Mrs. Paul Thatcher Mrs. Francis G. Nicholas COURTESY Mrs. Joseph R. Morrell Mrs. Horace G. Nebeker CLUB BREAKFAST Mrs. Gerard Klomp Mrs. E. A. Larkin Mrs. I. Bruce Mc Quarrie Mrs. Alice Pardoe West — Miss Dana Kelly Mrs. Fred Froerer - BY-LAWS Mrs. Lew W. Beason Mrs. Darrell J. Greenwell PARLIAMENTARIAN Mrs. R. B. Porter HISTORIAN Miss Minnie Moore Brown Program Theater of the Elements Me OM TWENTY-NINTH SEPTEMBER Mrs. Harry S. Reed BALLET AND ITS GROWTH Hostesses: Mrs. Glen F. Harding, T. Greenwell Hostesses: Parry, Mrs. Roland Mr. Gail Plummer SPOTLIGHTS AND Mrs. Royal Clyde TWENTY-SEVENTH ~*~ OCTOBER FOOTLIGHTS Mrs. Eccles, Mrs. Harry S. Reed, Mrs. Darrell J. Greenwell, Miss Minnie Moore Brown, Mrs. Francis G. Nicholas, Mrs. I. Bruce McQuarrie Guests SEVENTEENTH NOVEMBER FACILITIES PHYSICAL Horace Hostesses: G. Mrs. Nebeker, UPON EFFECT Francis G. DRAMA Allred Nicholas, Miss Dana Kelly, Mrs. Glen F. Harding Mrs. William Lew IT’S Mrs. M. Thatcher Chairman: Mrs. — W. G. Burdett, Mrs. C. Dixon Kapple, Mrs. Beason DECEMBER FIFTEENTH Christmas Dinner — Country Club Christmas Carols — Gifts and Surprises Committees Mrs. F. A. Taylor, Mrs. Malcolm Pingree, Mrs. Wm. D. Van Dyke THE JANUARY TWENTY-SIXTH AUTHOR POETRY — TO BACK TO POETRY Chairman: Mrs. AND ayy" < Klomp Gerard Pingree, Mrs. Arthur W. Mrs. Malcolm REALISM Grix, Mrs. Elijah Larkin o Mrs. J. R. Morrell, Mrs¢ al Eccles, Mrs. Darrell J. Greenwell, Mrs\Fred Froerer Hostesses: R. Mrs. B. Porter, Mrs. West, Alice Mrs. L. Henry Zitzman FEBRUARY THE TWENTY-THIRD ACTOR — FROM AFFLUENT Chairman:Mrs. LOW TO STATUS PRESENT L. Henry Zitzman Mrs. Alice Pardoe West, Mrs. C. Dixon Kapple, Mrs. Delbert B. Foulger, Mrs. Lew W. Beason Hostesses: Mrs. Dana Thatcher Kelly Allred, Mrs. S. Harold Evans, Miss + | Bs, earl Rates.SOR, MARCH fe | TWENTY-NINTH DIRECTOR — ELEMENTS BENT TO | DIRECTOR’S Chairman: CONCEPTION Miss Mary Woolley Mrs. F. A. Taylor, Miss Minnie Moore Brown, Mrs. R. B. Porter Hostesses: Mrs. Elijak A. Larkin, Mrs. Delbert B. Foulger, Mrs. Joseph R. Morrell Mase. Wie Buse, APRIL TWENTY-SIXTH STAGING AND SCENE DESIGNING — MACHINERY SET IN MOTION Ward Chairman: Arse: S- ‘Harold—Evang) Hostesses: Mrs. Mrs. a Mrs? D. Van Arthur W. Grix, Fred Froerer MAY Eber Dyke Mrs. Pa , Mrs. obs ad Horace G. William Nebeker, Mrs. TWENTY-FOURTH Annual Chairman: Hostesses: F, Piers Day Mrs. F. A. Taylor Mrs. Gerard Klomp, Miss Mary Woolley, Piers JUNE Club Breakfast Guests Mrs. Eber F.