» awd “. i ~, OT rein on ree a ‘ - s i | ey ; 4 ng : ~* * ~ rm — it rere ae ae = a ©; a ~ = ibe erent _ * iene enti mee ~ me Wb tu + ane Te fon Minutes 18, for 1971, the Ogden Drama The meeting was called to at the Richards, home promptly of Mrs. held November MalcolmJ. Pingree.. order by President, meetings from the Salvation Christmas Fund was we contribute Meeting, Mrs. Maurice accepted and at 8:00 o'clock. The minutes for previous roll was called. A letter to their Club read and Army asking for contributions Iucille Klomp suggested read. individually, unofficially, to their Christmas family donation, and deliver it in person. This suggestion was made into a motion, and was seconded, and accepted by the club. We will have a donation box at the door for our Christmas It was and moved contribute collect in which we will Party, $10.00 and seconded to the Ogden members’ contributions the group that Christmas Party told The program for the day accepted Symphony by Guild, we as our usual donation. es the Chairman for the Club, at 11:30 a.m. Judy Anderson, us that the party will be held Dec, lth at the Ogden Golf and Country will be that each in either poetry, member prose, will give or music. a gift of themselves The program for the evening was the reading of the play, "The Reluctant Debutant", which was enjoyed and appreciated Chairman for the Program was Rosina by everyone present. The cast members were Helen Harding, Myrene Van Nicholas, Dyke, Thelma Willie, Beth Johnson, and the play was introduced and narratedby Rosina. for the Burdett, Deticious refreshments were servedby the hostesses evening, Luacine Pingree, Claire Kapple, and Mickey And the meeting was adjourned. by Minutes respectfully submitted , Mrs. Malcolm J. Pingree Recording Secretary x) oe » Minutes for the Ogden Drama Club Christmas Brunch, held at the Ogden Golf and Country Club, Saturday, December i, at 11:30 aelfle always Our annual Christmas Party as uswal was a very occasion, but this year dwbhimk we all enjoyed a little bit more than @ver.usval. The and tables were lovely, for the the the ‘party food’ delicious. The program of Christmas msic, day decorations consisted poems Everyone and very special, d e. suprem reigne spirit of happy it perhaps especially a delightful and stories. participated, Each was and 1971, the festive, variety different, Christmas Hostesses for the day were Judy Anderson, Chairman, It Jo de'Ann Dance, Sharon Allred and Ruth Thatcher. by had was a very successful party and a happy time was all. Minutes for the Ogden Drama Club Meeting, held 1972, at the home of Mrs. Glen F. Harding. Jan. 27, The meeting was called to order by President, Mrs. Maurice Richards. Minutes for November and December were read and approved. Roll was ealled and there were 17 members present and 11 excused. Pres. Richards collected at the The time was reported door turned over anonymously families for Christmas. was in charge She played Espana at that our to turned Party to Glen Salvation Mrs. of the musical program a delightful Rhapsody, travelogue Fgyptian of $15.75 Christmas the over a total Ballet, Army and the be for needy Harding, who consisting of for the medly to was evening. Little Grass Shack € The play for and Mary festive music was an exciting prelude to the the evening, "The Little Hut", by Andre Roussin Mitford. Mrs. Gerard Klomp, Chairman of the program, also read the part John cast Piers introduced md narrated the play. members were Mrs. Marvin Peterson and Mrs. mich levity The Mrs. other fun evening's Malcolm and Pingree. charm. It was of a cuckolded a delightful farce entertainment. lovely refreshments were served by the Mrs. Harding, Mrs. Vernal Johnson, and Mrs. and the meeting was adjourned, Respectfully Iuacine submitted Pingree, Rec. [> 7 by Sec, husband with and made for Hostesses, Harry Reed, a Minutes for the Ogden Drama Club Meeting, 1972, at the home of Mrs. The meeting was called to order by President, have paid their dues, Richards, soon Myrene as possible. Van Dean held Feb, Dyke Hurst. read Others the were names 2h, of members requested Sophie to do so Roll was called. 17 members present, and Minutes for January were read and approved. 10 who as excused. The subject of guests for our June Breakfast was brought up and discussed. It was decided that members could bring as many guests as they wished if there was more space available in the main room, after the members had turned in their reservations, Carol Hurst introduced the program for the evening with an exciting rendition of Chopins' Military Polonaise, and the time was turned over to Tita Lindquist, Chairman, who introduced and narrated the play, "Small War on Murray Hill by Robert E. Sherwood. Cast members were Margaret Zitzman, Afton Castlemain, Helen Harding, and Gayle Gregersen. It was a clever play, and very appropos for the month of February, and George Washington's birthday, which we had just celebrated, the Delicious evening, Meeting refreshments Carol adjourned, Hurst, were served by hostesses Geneva Peterson Respectfully luacine submitted by Pingree, Rec. for and Portia Douglas. Sec. Minutes March Ogden the for at 1972, 23, the Meeting, Club Drama cf home ee B. Mrs. held ice The meeting was called to order by/President, at 8:00 Harding, Helen called The roll was o'clock, and minutes for the February meeting were read and There were 20 members present and 12 approved. excused. Tickets for the Antique Show Salt Palace were distributed, and members were invited to attend. Our yearly membership for the Eccles Art the same contribution we made last year, The Center has expired. Margaret which was secondedby lucille $10,00, motion to be held at the the Drama Club Bertha Zitzman made a motion, Klomp, that we donate carried, The Weber County Library has invited the Drama Club to send someone to go through their card files and make suggestions as to books on Drama that should be included in their collection. The to Carolyn Lindsley and lucille Klom The meeting was turned over chair appointed to do this. Carolyn, the Play Chairman for the evening, who in turn, intraduced the play and cast of characters for the evening, the play being "Majority cast consisisted of One" by Leonard of Drama Judy Anderson, Luacine acted as narrator. Spigelgass, Club members, Pingree, and Athleen Carolyn, The who Johnson, also It was an interesting, rather poignant, play, and was enjoyed by the group. Afton Castlemain gave us a beautiful piano selection which set the mood for the play and gave everyone an emotional lift. Ardis Piers, Ohatrman of the Nominating Committee, presented the following names which had been selected by the committee, for the consideration of the members and which will be voted on at the Wa meeting: President, Helen Harding; Vice President, Rosina Nicholas; Recording Secretary, Geneva Peterson; Corresponding Secretary, Helen Plowgians Treasurer, Athleen Johnson; Auditor, Myrene Van Dyke; Delicious the evening, Hazel and Custodian, refreshments Helen Plowgian, Robertson, arid the Beth were served by hostesses for was — Afton meeting Johnson. Castlemain adjourned, and Minutes 1972, at for the Ogden the home of Club Drama A. John Mrs. 27, April held Meeting Lindquist. The meeting was called to order by President, The roll was called Sophie Richards at 8:00 o'clock, and minutes for the March meeting were read and There were 23 members —was-earted. : approved. present and 7 excused. President Richards read the slate of members selected by the nominating committee to serve as Fern Taylor officers for the Drama Club next Season. slate be the moved that the rules be suspended and The motion was seconded tion, ed by acclama accept Officers for the season and the vote was unanimous. President, Helen Harding; Vice of 1972-73 will be: President, Rosina Nicholas; Recording Secretary, Geneva Peterson; Corresponding Secretary, Helen Plowgian; Richards President State of Weber Department a letter read Van Dyke; Myrene Treasurer, Athleen Johnson; Auditor, and Custodian, Beth Johnson. the from the Drama inviting College Drama Club membersto attend their current productions. Judy Anderson, Members were urged to please accept if asked to be on more than one program during they are the year. has It was a brand The announced that new baby boy. Play Evening the for our Jean Kerr and Eleanor Brooks, by Helen Plowgian, Chairman. member, Introduced and narrated The characters were de-= lightfully portrayed by Helen, Claire Castlemain, Hazel Robertson and Alice Afton selection, connection delightful favored us 's Gershwin with the evening. with the Rhapsody by Hearts" of "King was Adams, Afton Hetzel. beautiful No. entertaining 3, play, and piano that made for in ts served by the hostesses, Refreshmenwere Lindquist, Sophie Richards and Frances Foulger. Respectfully Iuacine submitted Pingree, Rec. another Tita by Sec, Minutes Mrs. Klomp May Club meeting was called the last meeting Gerard The Richards minutes at for the 8:00 1972. 25, to at held Meeting Drama of read were home of by President order The roll was o'clock, the and the called and approved. As the May Meeting is the Club's Annual Report Evening, President Richards gave her President 's report and thanked her Officers and the Committee The Corresponding Secretary, Chairmen for their help. Recording Secretary, Treasurer, Historian ad Custod~ ian's Reports were read md approved. Ardis Piers guests as on plans reported Breakfast to be held at the She said at 12:00 o'clock. many she would the for June 0. G C. and ©. dune 3rd each member could ask as like. Afton Castlemain reported that the Weber State College players will present a modern Opera about a with a comparable Dr. Zeus character, in conjunction as our program vein, Classic Opera, done in the same Carol Hurst and Athleen Johnson, two for the party. of our members, have daughters who are being featured in the production. Gayle Gregerson favored us with some piano select-= ions which were exerpts froman evening's concert she recently presented. Claire Kapple, play chairman, and nar- introduced rated the play for the evening, Second Threshold, by The characters in the play were delightPhillip Barry. fully portrayed by Claire, Mickey Burdett, Sophie Richards and Thelma Willie. all Myrene Van Dyke, Club Treasurer, reports dues for this year have been collected. that excused and There 2 unexcused were 19 members present, 12 absences. were Gourmet Refreshments Lucille Klomp, Rosina Nicholas and the meeting was adjourned. served by Hostesses, and Margaret 4itaman, Respectfully Luacine submitted, Pingree, Rec. 5€Ce —————— —— ee yy SL at The Ogden Drama Club Members and their guests met the Ogden Golf and Country Club at twelve o'clock June noon, The President, annual 3, 1972 for the our outgoing served, followedby a very in the ball-roonm. special party Mrs. luncheon was program held Breakfast. Club Drama was held Maurice in honor Richards. of A delightful The Weber State College Opera Workshop presented a short operaby Mozart and a contemporary opera by Two of the leading rolls Mark Ogden of Weber State. were performedby daughters of Drama Club members, Joyce md Johnson, KerenHeurst, KRISTIN daughter AURST of Mrs. of Mrs. daughter Johnson, H. Vernal Hurst. W. Dean Following the program the outgoing officers were thanked for their fine work during the year, the new officers for the coming season were introduced, and Mrs. Richards was presented with an engraved tray, in appreciation for her service to the Club, as president. It all made for an exciting afternoon. Respectfully submitted, | < ed , Jj ALG L. > ed e Ceee/ Pingree, : % —_ Os Rec. x ZL Sec. p i “a e =