Year Book of the Drama Glub of Ogden, Utah Organized Nineteen Sixteen Federated Nineteen Seventeen MOTTO f | “Lhe drama’s laws, the drama’s patrons give, For we that live to please, must please to live.” —Dr. q JoHnson MEETINGS From September Ninth to May Nineteenth Roll Call at Three O’Clock p. m. OFFICERS Mrs. | Recording Corresponding Treasurer Mrs. Wm. Secretary Mrs. | | MEMBERSHIP Royal PLAY Mrs. COMMITTEE Mrs. S. H. Evans Frank PRESS M. FE. Carson J. Hillabrant Eccles Delbert B. Foulger Mrs. - Mrs. R. B. Porter COMMITTEE Mrs. W. Mrs. Browning Mrs. Herman Way Miss Dana Kelly - | ‘Ahure: Hetber Rice Kimball Gilbert Porter Mrs. a | | Parliamentarian Mrs. Beason Miss Ellen Thomas | A Custodian Historian W. Mrs. Frank Secretary Auditor Brown Lew | Mrs. | Vice-Fresident Mark Browning COMMITTEE — Miss Ellen Moore Brown Thomas HOUSE Mrs. Gilbert Porter Mrs. Ne PO te a Miss Minnie = President COMMITTEE Philip 3 J. Dix Mrs. i E. R. Dumke 4< ant oe & ic ‘ ‘ > " s. et ee 1B pee 3 i Vie ae). ae ite $4 : Aran EVENTS COMMITTEE Me pr ee P ¥ eo 2. ne 2ee i* hy ie * 2a bar “ie : a oi", i. a mea ae : ha“4 ied vou | a i al ee #9 , ‘Miss Lillian O'Neill ay C. L. Coray” - Mrs. Mrs. ‘Clyde ‘Greenwell } i ag x joVE ¥ bs his $ . i me oe er a. ot) | Cale ae 73 o Mrs. Lew W. Beason a CLUB BREAKFAST ay ‘ : Mek AM Age 8 ee Mrs, Henry W. Volker PROGRAM COMMITTEE, 1929-1930 es Mrs. PROGRAM is il ¥% Mrs. Philip Dix ga : R. B. Porter Mrs. Hi es | Horace G. Nebeker Bigs de1930-1931 iat ae Mrs, Lew W. Beason f fee de ne Mrs, ‘Junius H. Sait E A. Larkin yh “3 | } | / ‘# if 5 ¢ ny as $% ee | > J ¥ $i + + | By . sf f | i . ¥ Pd q ve ek Ps, ees é As — é ~ : : . ge i i 7 “ : Pag © : A € ‘; ye ) j $ / ; ie a Z ae : ; , “phy wigs hae: ‘fi 7m, ¢ 9 \ ¥ ‘ “ aly { ;7 x *: Be - :“ 4: ’. , ~ t Pal 27) * ‘ nd ~ * r ay” . Fee ¥; 4 Lie tia er ‘ Le at Py t ae Ae oe - | : hie tary FEDERATION a Mixa. Warren L. Wattis . ca # eg 7 Po ror ™ , 4h > ee AS ed Lal ;, a ae: 2770 Vee Buren Beason, Mrs. Lew W. 2661 Wall 7 Nie 2762- W 1132 Twenty-fifth Street; 1132 ee - 2723 Brinker Avenue; 3445-W . Brown, Miss Minnie Moore Browning, Mrs. Frank M... 2865. Washington Avenue; 2699- M 1503, bias Asta Street ; 3730-M Brown, : _ ee & Mrs. Mark == =~—_—sO Brimhall, “Mrs. Dean R. Pirtice Mrs. are E. Clark, Mrs. Andrew T. Coray, Mrs. C. L. Dix, a Philip J. Dumke, Me Kpadine Me Fe Eccles, Mrs. 853. Twenty-fourth | “Aveeght M. rR gi Mrs. Clyde 2868 1124 © Hillabradt, Mrs, Ww. J, * J 4165-W 602 Chany 1587 - Avenue; Eccles Avenue; 1641 — 2492. M | Twenty third Streets 31864] +2561 tas Kelly, Miss Wiis - Jackson Avenue; 260 | | aia Mashington “Foulzer: Mrs. Delbert B. ao Utah. Buren erenhe; He BOT, Van 2464 Loew Buren Avenue; 1463 Marilyn bi 2508 “alae Evans, Mrs. ms ao * , Greenwell, Ogden, Utah Farmington, 2946 Van ma a | - ee Street ; 3391 2847 Fowler ‘ereline: a % Buren Aveinie; 1326 2117 Adele ya 1529-W _ 826 Twenty-fifth Street ; 883 4 Kimball, Mrs. Wm. Rice -- Barber, Mrs, Arthur D. 1586 ”: 4 Ballinow, Mad Pied Bi Avenue; OO Aland, Mrs, ™ Tel. ‘ Larkin, Mrs, E. A | Morrell, in,Joseph 2545, Becles R. Avenue} 821. § J 2533 Eccles Avenues 724 ; ay ’ on ; Ne / . ; k is. i d vs i | 4 - Nebeker, , Mrs. Horace No. 6 Holly Rue Apts ~~ G. ie ’ Fairview, hnkiis OReit : Miss Geraldine eill,: Miss | preci dl: ; vee F airviewee 9730 Prag Mrs. Eber: ae Porter, Mrs. R. B. Porter, Mrs; Gilbert Gaia Mrs. Junius HL / Thomas, Miss Ellen “Volker, Mrs. Henry « | F. _ Way, Mrs. Herman B. ee Mrs. Arthur aah Eleanor Lincs Mrs. * dar iol BE. HONORARY Earl Daslee: Mrs. William G. King Mrs. Joel E. Ricks — aa ‘Mrs. Philip Warren Knisely mean “HONORARY ; : Mr. Moroni havea — " Ma ry : eS e: “* 3 * 3259- Ww | 3259: W cae thy: inhoud Sideins: 2446 "2780 Madison Avenues, 1630 622 Aoi cist Sag 2001 be 943 i No. 21 Ladywood | Apts. 1206 eh6 y Sahame fourth Street; (1962 "SUSTAININ G MEMBERS Mrs. ee ~*~ — 2559 Swaner Places 3342-M ie 9011 Twenty. seventh Street; 1410 J vont ‘Wattis, Mie! Warren L. : Ms: 7 > 2343 Adams Avenues 2481 Mrs. bie s, ig ae = - 800 Washington Avenue; 725 2616 Van Buren inl see Reed, eee PS sae Sees in co gk > i - 3132 Washington BBE 625i) mics er MEMBERS 1734 : 2, Los alii Salt Lake City, Logan, ae te Ogden, Ae des _ Ogden, Calif. ay, Utah Utah Utah Utah | ADVISOR { ie Ogden, Utah — | s _ «Program “Stuy Supyect FOR THE ‘Year: COMEDY SEPTEMBER NINTH Piano ‘hal? ie |fe Bae Sy ets: Ra al ee ee Mrs. sh Foulger : ch, | Lecture “High PG Comediemtacae” ee. | nas _ Professor B. Roland» Lewis, University of Utah Vocal Scio RL GUT AN Caan (0 nme euen i MN) | _ Mrs. Mark Brown and Mrs. Oe Five O'Clock oe SEPTEMBER CC) amu TWENTY. THIRD i Definition and Nature of Comedy seen Pai Vocal ‘Browning Lew Beason, Hostesses Cleats ye Mrs. Piers Solos hi a ep ieniiscces chi hints ~-emvpniahyctie oovibe Mrs. R. B. Porter ‘Current Events OE ONE GEES ESS eb Mrs. J. R. Morrell and Miss bas Mrs. Royal ones Ellen’ Thomas, Hostesses ® OCTOBER SEVENTH Orig: n and Development Hymn of Greek Comedy........... Zelta Ballinger to Apollo. “The a (Aristophanes)... bate | nn Mrs Warren Wattis Discussion Mrs. M., £ Carson and Mrs. 2 Frank Browning, Hostesses Be) 4 S + ; Sider) a 4 a ) : “he ¥ ae BT. ed mY ‘ Me an ee OCTOBER TWENTYFIRST yy ; Piano Ped Cie Dance (Perey Morris Ga) "AS eS (b) Shepherd’s Hey (Percy ian W. a mitabaah aie of Old Pngiich Comedy. ve ee or Mrs ame os ye ee Ps ae) ae ~ Discussion ‘Mrs. Arthur D. Barber and he ae ae Nog ite : E ay | | E. A = eben :. oe Gil Mrs. W. J Hillabrant nnn2 hae_Mrs. J. R. “Morrell oe Pre-Shakespearian Dra ey Le eee , peta ®) ¢ Miss Minnie Moore Brown, Hostesses NOVEMBER FOURTH | ane, fae ie 3 ‘ i Reciprocity ey olag i one. as Ladies Literary Mb a ae cea Mrs. Salt Lake City, Utah ar : og Andrew T. Clark, Mrs. Herman B. Way, ae ieee SG eS Gane Ma) ee ae A i ae : | he | cee Five O'Clock fa ue brats acc Tae eg Se ook c , & ty f Oe eS Ta ~ (a) e SRS a 3 SE a : : 2 aon ~ | _ Mrs. A. H. Aland, ‘Hostesses. Se - ie SORE nner * = ns - -— z aad 7 = i - ‘ = aia - ~ ° x - ee Program Amaryllis a ae 7 : (b) Au Clair de Lune (Lully) | | ‘Mrs. Royal ae Ce oe | : a Eccles, Mrs. panies, Smart, Mrs, w. J. Hillabrant ae Lecture “Moliere” _ fats _ Professor Fruek R. Keel Utah Agticultaral College ee — W, Arthur Wright and - a — Mrs. Dean Brimhall, Hostesses Guests - 4 f . * a ‘ i * ‘ Va | Ee ¥. 7 . — » | + 8 ry oS D é i . js ee ree : t J a . ; 5 - i 4 ; 4 < 7 é ‘ y * ‘ - ny oe ‘8 Pe y F Sg fee , DECEMBER Shakespeare from Songs SECOND (Shubert)................--. Mrs. - Shakespearian Comedy........ ‘WR eanER Mrs. Henry F. Volker (Shakespeare) ................ Mrs. Delbert Foulger of Errors” “Comedy A. H. Aland | Discussion | | ; Mrs. R. B. Porter and Mrs. C. L. Corey, Hostesses DECEMBER Comedy. ..c0. Farly Etizapethan Ado Mrs. Junius MRE gc ‘Cello Solos I “Much SIXTEENTH Nothing” About Smart 0 cisionseen Lillian O'Neill (Shakespeare) ............ Miss Minnie Moore Brown Discussion Mrs, E. R. Dumke and Miss Dana Kelly, Hostesses JANUARY THIRTEENTH ™ Elizabethan Ballads (Purcell) ............00..000.....-.. Miss Ellen Thomas Later Elizabethan Comedy....................Mrs. William Rice Kimball “The Silent Woman” (Ben Johnson).................... Mrs. C. L. Coray Discussion Mrs. ‘ Philip Dix and Miss Geraldine ae | O'Neill, | Hostesses | J ANUARY TWEN TY- SEVENTH ‘Violin Solos i - Restoration A ak a, Comedy.... yee Sedu. Rae ter ON i Bc Mrs. “The mer of the World” (Congreve) Poe ne a | | "Discussion D male Warren L. Wattis and Miss _ FEBRUARY lke by Sir leisy Biber Comedy Royal Eccles id nan-Mrs Me: Philip Dix a ee S. H. Evans - . 1 | ee | “, Ratha O'Neill, Hostesses. TENTH : q > lg: erie ......Mrs. R. B. Porter of Puly Eighteenth Cominey, and Later Revival... Dana “The Good- Natured Man” (Gol dat) | Kelly nnoO Mrs. A. D. Barber Mr. Henry F. Volker and Mrs. Joseph M. iE icles Hostesses FEBRUARY TWENTY-FOURTH its” A A ES EE 2 ~ Discussion _ Trio—Mrs. Hovsk Eccles, faa _ Hillabrant Mrs. Junius ‘Smart, Sian “ae | i Psychologyof Laughter.............-.-.--seccseeeseeeeeeee_Mrs. how | “The Critic” (Sheridan) coilva’ a ee yee Clyde Discussion Junius Sail and Mrs. 10 Gilbert : W. Beason Greenwell oe Porter, J. Hostesses | Mie St al a. | a Senin Dy! Guta ich mi sas ccesecssecbee Mrs. Gilbert Porter The Victorian Era.................. Lb 4 | “The Importance of Being | | 5 Songs by Tosti Mrs. and Royal Earnest” | Discussion Eccles and Selections (Cyril The New oF Gomety. “The Agite Mrs. W. on Mrs. Delbert Mrs. Frank Foulger, Hostesses Scott) ......0-cccccccccc-e. Mrs. 505 E. R. Dumke Mrs. Herman ee | | Discussion Mrs. E. Carson Mrs. (SRaw) and M. Moe Cat J. Hillabrant Browning TWENTY-FOURTH Piano , (Wilde)............ Mrs. W. Arthur Wright Pinsuti............ ites GPA MARCH Birth ab chek cok suo Miss Geraldine O’Neill Way | Clyde Greenwell, Hostesses APRIL SEVENTH Modern American ee ee American Comedy................ sm ldine x te ..Mrs. “The York New Idea” Wm. Rice Mrs. Philip (Mitéeha 6505506. 8 Mrs. Discussion Mrs. es Kimball and | Miss 11 A. H. Warren Andrew Aland Knisely Clark » Zelta Ballinger, Hostesses | hang | mn e | a, "Piano Puts "APRIL ‘TWENTY. FIRST Solo .Ee ei Re sae vee ceeecaneesaanWes af . | Delbert x fe . - Violin Solo is ARG cae rita ee :sn ieMrs. mn | “Hotel Universe” (Bary), ae a a ee Bee Bie "Mrs. E. a Larkin and Mrs, Eber Piers, Hostesses | aks i | eens i ; Ani ri re: ue Baits Hf Oitices <P jae yea Five O'Clock Tea hee Evans “Mrs. s. H ae ‘Thomas E bi Sh cvnrinediss Ellen eae “Vocal Solo el 2 ae FIFTH MAY Ae ee aes Te Pines — Guests a id OY ak te ata | Re Utah didcalcetd College Bell, George Mrs. / Eccles h. e i pe Re a ie ‘ and Mrs. Horace Nebeker, Hostesses MAY ee be Club yer d 7 Ses ee he i ee ge ~~~ ee. ‘: ae gs Sele. Geet} Ladies Literary Club tna, at Salt Lake Gi . | _ English Comedy. ii nsek hee City, _ Texts i | ‘Essay on | Comedy... Fa var | SR iesi Tne OE Dr. Addy a | : an | Gua | te Utah a | : : ro Program — ed Reciprocity oN . - a _ MARCH ‘TWENTY. SEVENTH | eae ape ena SS ee oe H. Therndike Meredith i, | | a Ancient Classical Drama eeninneninenienenensnenenedMOulton | sl Cue “A aM ily dak ‘The Attic Tivpnite The | oP ye Theatre of the et | ‘The Theatre. of the6 REE iter ..ce a ‘The Spit “ pis a . | Types of Social Gerd We ‘Types vi of Farce Fg TagMG Aen aay EE Se SM itp ee Nee Aaa eR’ 2 nines. ie oe Chief European a | re a és ed id Bl ee eae CAA. ie | ele ee Representative _ American nO Notes—Discussions are to be led by readers of Plays. ee , nna a Bergson _ European Theories of. ee | is LLL | ea ‘Members are to be responsible for failure or exchange of programs es ie a = ee es ten “CONSTITUTION , The Drama Club of Ogden (founded in 1916) z ee = > = -— ARTICLE 1. Name 4 | and lyric drama. ne pee mo ws ye oe oa . <= ( 2 7) (b) To create a sean Hs Sos a nn form of the oaragals on lyric art, creating a Ay grontigged taste for good Grans and to | | teh the best plays in our City. gt a NS ma ie ee | i, ia): Shall “h the united effort toward theduis of the spoken ar SS 2S ar — ‘ ARTICLE I. Purpose or Purposes "ARTICLE III. Membership | Suction 4 Membertip 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 govern 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 being limited to forty-five. ce Sec. 2. A candidate for active membership must have been a resident of Ogden for one year or more and sign the following 4 form of application: “TI desire to become an active veuilice of Drama Club of Ogiien, | and having. carefully read its Constitution and By-Laws endeavor to further | the ry ‘Sec. 3. ‘Application shall be sien | to. the: Menibesas’ oy) Committee at least one _ week before being voted upon by the ; Drama Club. : | | Sec. 4. "Election shall be by ballot and three negative yen | shall exclude from membership. en | 14 , | ee candidates: can ‘not be rege reo eT » Sec. 6. Wakes of rejected ‘ again within a year, — Ae — promise, if admitted to membership, to purpose for which the club is formed.” hereby ae - Phe ef ee - — Sec. 6: "ita unciitiliad shall! i ial iaheiebioes enondicana as far as possible to study the subjects under consideration by;the: Drama Club, to perform literary, musical or committee work as- — a signed them, Three consecutive absences, without excuse, will be - considered a withdrawal. Excuses must be in the hands of Me secretary and hostess before the club meeting. Sec. 7 ‘Holoray ” membership may be. ‘eéulitred upon. any: member who has become a non-resident pen by unanimous — vote of those present at any annual meeting. Honorary membership shall not pe conferred upon more than two: aehisage ‘in one’ es yer, ae | : ee ae fiscal year, * See. — member ee — 82 Sinner menihership “4‘may a who has become dential upon’ any” Ee ¥ 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 sot a © Club. Said member must obey all rules of active membership in regard to dues, ete., and. is entitled to all privileges of | sememleain © Bir eces: except. the privilege of voting. _A sustaining» member has. the precedence in becoming an nalre ‘member when said. vacan-; | peer cies occur. at eee a oa “Sec. 9. No ‘resignation shall. be acceied from membership ie . od ee “ARticLe IV. Officers Lge ee, Ho ‘The ica: ae ; es xe | en ad from one > who is in arrears” for dues. a recording secretary, a corresponding. secretary, Se treasurer, an auditor, a custodian. Board of Directors. . » eaaee seven shall constilute. a. "4 % | é, | Cag Sec. 2. All. officers shall be: ah i by | ile at ‘ea ameual ee meeting and a in office one year, or until: Hassnext subse- ae quent: election, Sec. 4, No member shall hold office for more than two con-it Sl : secutive terms, eee - | : Se Y fy " % ty _ ee x Ce a ? Sec. 3. A majority of all votes shall. be “necessary bo con| stitute an election. ao , — 7 Pe PES BS _ president, of this club shall be. a. ial blans vice-. ne Ls: ae Sek be , $i vd ‘ +a > ap) § rer - . , ‘ na en 2 - S he ; “ “7, * $43| % f 5 é | age Roe : : “> } ; ks f 7 : R +4 ~ ’ f ; ; eo Bo we bad 15 ' \ ‘ r toe Oe ha Oy ae “ oe ‘ - ‘ e m3 z a? 7 4 : > : 3 i Pr } ’ | \; | 4 : 6 ee ; a Sens hn Vacancies may be filled by the members of the club 2 hpllota = eal te. ‘voting : he i in May. Ban Anricus V. “Meetings bP aD ed ee rah 1. The annual meeting shall bel held the first meeting ‘ ae | Sec. 2. RS Me Pose shall i. held from the second ok in September to J une, inclusive. gM 4g, ay i eee Sec. 3. Special. meetings may called Nee we Peitiell’ The o kell for the special meeting must state the special business to be transacted andy“no . business, shall be transacted’ except that stated in the eal. ~ * i Se Pa a atl as } - Arricte VL Quorum © . “Bhoatgn” hk: “Queéthird 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 prpecnt sens 2\ araratnig! with the program of the day. ARTICLE va. sh | f Section 1 This Constitution may be amended at any annual a to the club at a regular meeting att least two ween before being 2 - meeting by a two-thirds vote of all active members’ present, the — _ proposed amendments having been submitted in writing and read _ | voted upon. S dentiiaa.: may also be made at any annual ceeuting _ Present. — lnnged notice:Py, the unanimous he %f aie. e: yi or repealed ry ~~ eee salnie e vote of all members ee ee | ae a without | yp ae rules may e aloes amended, at any regular a’ by a two-thirds vote. | : ° » Meae Geist ie EER, | 1 SEF Sea Se Sec. 2. } aS .. < » ite apa t Fe i ~ j: ‘ ri f } ‘ A 33 : , j f be f . 40 ; A : ; cf PRE Me oy be 7 : Fes ie a : ©, % ay i i er % Phe | - is foe BY. LAWS as | L Dues ; ‘Section ra ‘The ‘iuied dues ‘of active. ‘anibees ial be tive oo and those of sustaining members five dollars, payable the first meeting | in September, which > dues one ‘guest on each tea day. shall allow | ‘ each © ; = - a _ member _ aoe + ae 4 . wee Ree m ree . aN earn Re ’ . Sec. 2. Members failing to pay dues nbicos! the y 8%, of November shall be at once notified by the Secretary and those not paying before the first of Janney shall satel ae gama to memapes ke Tne.y | ap = es eat ” Sactiod . The regular. term’ of all officers shall commence the adjournment of the last ‘meeting of the club year. | a cn SS ae een ee ee i it > iaincndas = : es ea a: : ; — | Arvictr I. Duties a Officers Sec. 2. ‘The duties of officers shall be such as are ‘implied : by their respective titles and such as are specified in these by-laws. ‘Sec. 3. The President shall appoint all standing committees, | a and be ex- officio of the same without a right to vote. ek ye 8 applications for membership; keep an accurate classified list of ‘the membership of the club, with the address and telephone to the Treasurer, giving or taking a receipt for each sum transferred; notify delinquent members as required in Article 1, We 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. a Be i a Sti = ‘The Piesyonding Secretary ‘shall notify” all appli- -cants for membership of their election or their rejection, also — notify all officers of their election and committees of their ap- ointment and in general conduct the correspondence of the club, pay bills only upon pe Sec. 6. ‘The Treasurer shall oe aa signed by the President and Secretary; keep an itemized account ‘ of all rere and disbursements and ‘Present a written report at Rs PaaR coe ko . Me: ON, ae , b : ; x 5 , ¢ % sali ‘ ¢ , i a | i ! ve eM ; ; eRe se ‘ afr + ; ! , * 7 “a _ of each member; receive all money due the club and pay the same — Sec. ” i micenie all on 4. Thie Recording Secretary shall receive aad _ a" i OOSPe gigs 1 ars FWY gi a) :. the thea. soibatiuie ile t 5 BIS Be 5 at [ei ] aah,HP Deve gn RM a Fa) : rs :, ‘ " ; novi at the transaction of the preteding 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 | att least one | went before the annual meeting. Aone ecg | | Sec. 7 The Auditor shall examine the baiies of the ‘Treasurer. ay Oa : aw the club. | yee. Sek 9. The Hiebriaa’ is appetiied: » the Satin, “The | > en = ~ Pe se duties are to present definitely a terse review of the club’s work ee ane ee ae myn anew “ = 2 8. The Custodian shall shave chitres of all. properties of the club, except such as are in actual use, SURI, to the direction | a ee e aE ee OeP ay me ers during the year and file such report, with the year book, with the ae ie gy ae Pegg: os Custodian. | lL. Where three members Se shall: Me six. Reins pommitiees, consisting each. (1) Membership, (2) Program music i erie co ‘e Section Committees ast ey nS ne ee ee | Anricus II. ee literary, (3) Current Events, (4) Press, (5) Play, (6) House. Sec. a The; Membérsbip Committee shall investigate ‘ee qualifications of AppHCen and report their Tecommendations to wy the Drama Club. i | | i o Bec. 3... Ae prospective ‘htisblee must be slaved upon tise: 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 Presi- Pe ; cm who may inform the sponsor and the Secretary. ae i Nore: note book. See Resolution of December ae ee ae 18, 1920, in Secretary's. | 4 Sec. 4. The Piogvun, Command shall haee’ 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 iene and musical work for the year, cneheting all arran; gements for ; the ‘carrying out of the same. | | “i rN os ‘The ‘deel Events Committee shall report upon all _: Plays of recent date. ; Y i Ms * Sed. 6. The Press C Rntnites) shall infolnu papers. as to time, subject, Place of Ineeting and such news of interest to the public. a 'sSec. 7, The Play Committee shall recommend and be respon- ae sible for the development and enactment of a play or a series of | plays during the year. — Sec. 8. The House 'Céchinittes shall pibamaraieats awee of ? _ meeting and shall have general charge of the room or rooms ‘ ogee upon and the club’s furnishings of the same. | - See. OA Nominating Committee consisting. of three mani pt shall be elected by ballot the first meeting in March. This comae mittee shall netoqamaed three names Poe Aco sanene of the club. “Antic W. M cetings y + ae SS y naibies: shall be held 3. 00Siction, ° 0 ‘clock ‘asharGade p, in the ‘aftemnoon. : on1 Tuesday at ‘Sec. a, “The order of ¢exercises. shallL be: a Call to Order. Oe a —s | Reading of Minutes. Ua a - Special Order. ae aa CRS ge Poa eG Communications from the Chair. ak Saat — Report of Treasurer. ian _ Standing Committees — ( EP : Program, literary or ~ music, Current: Events, Plays, Fignae. aN Special Committees. - Unfinished Business. a J wa a _ Miscellanecus. © Program of Day. Adjournment. | eis - Artict ve. ‘The general subject. af study and plan of work shall be decided ? by the oe ee oe ; a : 5 ‘ f y : > “ J ; a) ae F ps ae ; ‘ ~ *, ? \ ‘ > ay Me : < BRAS 7 ‘y Loans ae > , $ : Khe mm ‘? . om a oe $ : } i Magydish > baitedmee x ¥ . Ay i ale 2 Rea ae Pron t 7 ant r ts ql tea y , ‘ Ae 3 ‘ SRY 9 8 ns ae: : ‘ Tee "I a ny? > ts i a ARTICLE VL The fiscal yeu, - shall be the calendar year. yet _ ARTICLE vi fog The rules of pale ll practice veneiiead in Parliament: ary Usage for Women’s Clubs” by Emma Fox, shall govern the _ proceedings of the club, subject to speciat rules which have been or may be adopted. ety~ iEXa De. Pe 2A 4 Poa