MIMUTES OF THE JUNE BREAKFAST DRAMA CLUB OF OGDEN'S ANNUAL A group of 62 ladies, including members and guests, met at the Ogden Golf and Country Club on June 9th. The occasion being the Annual June Breakfast of the Drama Club of Ogden. Spring beauty indoors and out described the setting, enchanced by the atmosphere of friendliness and the careful planning of the committee in charge. The dinning room was set with round tables, yellow table cloths and centerpieces of yellow and white daisies. Place cards with a small daisy corsage tied with pastel colored ribbons, marked the place of the guests. A small ceramig bell was at each members place setting, denoting the theme for ]978-79, "A bell ringing year" With the tinkle of a bell at ]2 o'clock, President Jo D'Ann Dance graciously welcomed all present and gave a resume of the years programs which were symbolized Sept. the school bell, Oct. by a bell for each month. a Jack sleigh J Lantern bell, Nov. the silver bell, Dec. was then presented to Jo D‘'Ann, a symbol another year ended, bell, Jan. the chrystal bell, Feb. no bell (President Jo D'Ann was ill) Mar. tulip bell, April butterfly bell, May travel bell, and June Friendship bell. Pres. Dance then expressed appreciation for her office and thanked the out going officers and chairman . She then turned the gavel over to their support. for the incoming President, Mrs. John D, Newton, who responded Pres, with a clever acceptance speech written in rhyme. Newton then introduced her officers for the year ]979-80: Vice Pres. Mrs. Vernal Johnson, Rec. Sec. Kathy Douglas, Corr. sec. Mrs. M.J. Pingree, Treasure Mrs. Edwin Anderson, Auditor Mrs. Emerson Douglas, Historian Custodian Miss Martha Jo Plowgian. A silver bon bon dish, engraved with name and date of presidency of appreciation for an outstanding year, from the club members. The committee in charge of the occasion Gayle Gregerson chairman, Carol Hurst, Helen Plowgian, and Fern Taylor were thanked. Gayle announced that the program would be given by Those trained by Fern Taylor. the Junior Parlor Players, taking part were Merge Taylor, Kathy Douglas, and Martha Plowgian, with musical accompaniment by Gayle Gregerson. The skit was made up of different types of verse and poetry protraying pantomime, drama, props, and music. Thus involving all club members. the Sept ant | elements . of a year of tragedy and drama ty many?’of the Res pec et fully Ko, L hey Doda VW UG comedy ioe Sub Lo Wve ANNUAL Meetings Minutes REPORT new for have all with members Our lovely friend, the Marge meetings previous annouced Dene years in Taylor. Lucille June Klomp in been the October: passed away and a #19 was passed: Secretary shall Spring Note these events, to send sustainghg in Nov- this far, New Policy Motion The Corresponding written Minute Martha Benson requested sustaining status Burdett has attended every meeting so greeting these were and year, 3 of 1979 August and Plowgian Maerie Mickey in MAY 7 regular meetings 2 guest events, November 1 Christmas Party Jo ember SECRETARY, held during year: 1 planning meeting and included Book, Two --RECORDING a Christmas members, including an announcement of our Christmas Party and of our June Breakfast. .(This action should be done in time for these sustaining members to plan to join us for VOlicy Motion #20: After November 30th a ‘form letter", as whose fiues have The year has ) the Treasurer should send reminder, to all club members not been been if possible received by that date. delightful, wa) 7 \. 5 a P oy, J - ee a =. ‘ x o / & . \ a ¢ a a Se Recording oe - Ae oa Secretary APRIL 1979 MEETING The April meeting of the Drama Club of Ogden was called to order on the 26th, by President Jo D' Ann Dance Carol at 8:00 Hurst. Reports: Brea&fast Gayle will pm. It was Gregerson be held at at the Country Club. or more guests. The eee month. Everyone comet, held at the reported 11:30 am Will be home that on the June announced of June 9th next Hazel Robertson announced that there are now three plays entered in the contest. and the deadline has been extended to May2lst President Jo D Ann commended Myrene Van Dyke for her award for outstanding service at Wber State College. She thanked hostesses Carol Hurst, Portia Douglas, Judy Anderson, and Carolyn Lindsley, who was excused. The time was turned over to the play committee. Carol Hurst Debussy played "Suite Pour Le Piano” by Mickey Burdett, chairman, announced the sub ject of the program, ‘Walter Kerr", and told something of his life, Carol Hurst and Hazel Robergson played and sang some of the music from "A Littl e Night Music"; Kathy Douglas read some of Kerrr's philosophy of the Drama, and Val Newton read some of his remarks about current Plays and actors. Tita Lindquist read a summary of "The Gin Game" by D, L Coburn, American It received Play on the luacine Pingree Mary" by Kerr's Lovely Kerr's Second vote for the Best Ballot, in 19799 /77/ read excerpts from wife,Deborah-/ |» refreshments were play served , Respectfully mA . the Recording submitted / Secretary 'Mary Portia Douglas reported that the extra cookies left from the reception at the Union Station were given to the Salvation Army at Christmas time. For the music portion of the program this month, over Hazel ll Robertson gave some interesting high-lights from the Broadway production of "Annie" and then played a recording the hit song "Tomorrow". The time was turned over to Program Chairman, Ardis Piers. She and her committee gave interesting highlights of the life of Drama Critic forthe Times. — T.-K. Kalem: Eugene O'Neills' last play - A Touch of the Poet - was read by Sophie Richards, Fern Taylor, Margaret Zitzman, Judy Anderson and Ardis. A delightful performance. Delicious refreshments were Zitzman and her committee: and Afton served by Hostess Margaret Hazel Robertson, Mickey Burdett Castlemain. After thanking the meeting. the committees, President Respectfully ern? j lA a / f J | /} L/h JES ke re pares Jf ry LP if. 5 ee! ee file Se SO ecttty Acting-secretary DA ASV” N D'Ann submitted, f X Jo J) ee OP : f “ f ae lan -£ Z adjourned of MARCH 1979 MEETING The March 1979 meeting of the Ogden Drama Club was called to order promptly at 8:00 PM by Pres ident, Jo D'Ann Dance. Meeting was held at the home of Marg aret Zitzman. Roll was taken and the minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. There were 23 present, 10 excused and 1 unexcused. Hazel Robertson gave a and approved. report on the play writing cont est. Sad to say, only 2 plays had been subm itted. A motion was made by Athleen Johnson to extend the deadline for submitting plays plus putting an article in the paper. It was seconded by Margie Taylor President Jo D'Ann again called for updates on new telephone numbers and addresses for next years' yearbook. Please give them to Barbara Scowcroft. Barbara also passed a paper asking the members to put down what months they wished to participate in the plays and assist with the host essing. In Jo the D'Ann absence of presented Nominating the new chairman, slate of Gayle officers. Gregerson, They are: Pres. President - Val Newton Vice-President - Athleen Johnson Recording Secretary - Kathy Douglas Corresponding Secretary -— Luacine Pingree Treasurer — Judy Anderson Auditor - Portia Douglas Historian-Custodian Motion was made, seconded - Martha Jo Plowgian passed to approve and the The subject of the pink table clot hs came up again decided they should be brought to the next meeting to the The donation persons who of made $25.00 them. the club made that next to the slate. and and it was given Union Station earmarked for dramatic purposes was sent back to us. Helen Plowgian moved and Sophie Richards seconded that we give the money to A.C.T. since they have moved to the Unio n Station with their productions. It was approved. Barbara Symphony Scowcroft reported performances fal] on Drama year Club many night. of the Rosina Nicholas moved and Luacine Pingree seconded that we move Drama Club meeting to the 3rd Thur sday in September, October and November and the 5th Thursday in January. Motion passed. Pa of John Mason Brown, This sparked his plays and actors, After a discussion Helen and Martha Jo read a scene from it was a delightful program. and The hostesses, Mickey Burdett Athleen served Johnson, a delicious Respectfully interest Alice submitted. Telitha Lindquist Recording secretary 3 Hetzel, desert. toe. Approved in of Mr. Hewes "The Sleuth” § DRAMA CLUB OF OGDEN FEBRUARY 1979 The regular meeting of the Drama was held on February 22, at the Ogden Athleen Johnson. Vice-president President Meeting was brought Dance, who was There Valerie Jo'D Ann Newton, daughter was just home The roll was taken, undergoing surgery. from Val thanked was in the Athleen hospital thanked Mickey Burdett It reported that of of order by absence excused, of Her hospital after were present 19 were read Martha Jo and approved Plowgian 773-7912 Val Newton Geneva who to in the the and 15 excused. The minutes More new phone numbers are: Club home 479-3367 Peterson Ardis Piers for having club undergoing Fern Taylor Sophie Reed had 479-6180 at her home tests and 479-8225 for , She also doing the phoning neccessary. The meeting next month will be at Margaret Zitzman‘s, The committees will be as indicated in the book. The music will be annouc ed , was torn the for Hazel Robertson the Play-writing due to the be ligaments The back Parlour in in her: business Suggestions is has received Contst, Players illness She so far, 5 plays were not been Marchl3 and April received on a time-of-meeting 8:00 p.m. sharp unanimously for -- not later than. the quorum present, Situation should There that we again, was no should more fine, have of Portia Douglas, on and along change.. Mickey Burdett moved, and seconded, that we move the meeting remarked fallen getting not heZitate performing but they will 12. Myrene Van Dyke time back to It was passed It was further things change. business and to dicuss the turned over to Helen Plowgian, chairman program. The music was excused, since time the was of the it Was in California The prgram committee was also Caro lyn Lindsley, Martha Jo Plowgian, and Ruth Thatcher Their subject was Henwy Hewes, revi ewer, Drama critic, author, director, etc., Mr. Hewes had studied under Joseph Wood Krutch, who was an admirer for Helen 4: ey ee ; a MT emer ~~ ; $e! \. a AWAY 3 U7 feXO) ae ¥ CA , f io olte. we - 5 ‘ ) i % , * L f ro! Mt ‘ eae ' eed d 2)a“ le ct ee ra t | 2 , won Net oh a rf-ae ks £ “~. as 1 VEN Vv ¢ * wD * tr Py grin, * iD 7 s ‘ t “4 F } ty "elt In Lin ho. 2 e 8 Cc pa we ed m FOC IG eRe: te O¢ SDE xf .Y eet 3 on . ai 1uit a } Peterson eV Vv a “ eve we @ 1 ad,Vy y ciTi¢ “4 Pern) 1. © me ae LJ EAf ee we qeey, ba ee oe 4 a A bd aes 7 - >> Be % “3 E77 — Ld = C ae at ee I 9 ey eo Domi! 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Ca Pow 2 ra ca wai eile” Yo B his , ang th). yn ( Pr nedge inc ee uses Nrodla af te az Minutes Dp 2 The a a Committee was also greeting to Lucille nursing home. PROGRAM by inStructed send Klomp who is Music for the evening Maerie Benson, vocalist, was and performed Gayle Gregersen, pianist. Rosina the biography Nicholas, of "High Tor," Rosina, Luacine October aathy the Pingree After adjourned by to chairman, critic, 26th. Douglas, Gregersen. Maxwell cast and light the Joseph included Fern Wood the reading by this critic, Anderson. In Jo D'Ann Taylor. refreshments, revised Hostesses Jo in Beautifullllllifiee: Her delightful report preceded of one of the plays championed to to 9-28.78 D'Ann meeting were Dance Respectfully F the Fern on and addition Dance Club Taylor, Gayle submitte sd, Fern Taylor, substituting (A LINDOUIST TELITE ecording $2dtetary APPROVED: for --- POLICY MOTION A Policy Motion was presented by #19 Helen Harding, seconded by Cayle Gregersen and unanimously approved that eeceee “Lhe Corresponding Secretary shall Greeting and a Spring:Note to members including Christmas —_ Party action ustaining Sein POLICY #20 us for MOTION announcement and should members these of be vlan if possible time for by motion of in events.) was recommended of Club members by seconded Ardis Breakfast." Piers Alice passed a ‘form members by that Hazel Robertson, chairman of the Play Writing Contest Committee requested addi‘tiona il members to assist in expediting this project. President Dance was instructed to have Hazel select helpers as needed. BROWNING THEATRE and these to ...e.."After that send the Treasurer 30th, November letter’ as a reminder to allt.club whose dues have not been received | date." OPEN. our June done to of our It Hetzel, wote by an send a Christmas sustaining & 7 After members a general accepted:.an discussion, Club invitation to hostess e the Man," of -“Music night the opening production to.be presented in the BFaeni ne Theatre ,of the 1s the product will the be served performance. Union Station. This of A C T. Punch and in the Val Station:lounge .Newton general chairman of .the motion of Pingree, members to Geneva SUSPENSION BY-LAWS assist. Luacine Peters SON. This .event was to temporarily following appointed -with all seconded by .action On the motion of Luacine seconded by Gayle Gregersen, voted musicale cookies suspend followed club the Pingree, the Club By-Laws to allow the nomination of one additional member to the Club. This action was deemed advisable due to the health of a member who is confined Co a nursing home, T. pensar To honor Thatcher Allred who has been MEMO closely related to many Club activities, his ~ pofeture was given to our Historian for in- clusion of our Co send with love The a pression our and History respect as for a "memoriam" him, Courtesy Committee was instru cted planter to Sharon Allred as exe of our Sympathy. ?’ MINUTES OFa Se THE a OGDEN HELD Ogden Regular was held o a the 28th present, MINUTES 28 of THE DRAMA meeting of The at the home of Jo D'Ann Dance 7:45 called to order ROl1 16 call indicated 18 members excused and noveunexcused. June at CLUB approved. Report. p.m. of meeting of executive Breakfast held. of June OF Drama Club of Fern Taylor on September. Minutes and OF SEPTEMBER President meeting ROLL MEETING athe May the were 25th, and 10th were read meeting held 3lst of August was presented to the club members and accepted as recorded in the minutes of that date. BUDGET The following budget was outlined for the.current year: to cover anticipated expend- Ltures?: Printing Guest a of Year Night. Breakfast =¢ COUBRTeCSHES <6 Parlor Book. ge iv Players. $125.00 : Pe -é iy wes i¢ bos tele -.°'s 25.00 40.00 le. Play Contestcdécete eos Membership Bertha Eccles Donations: Unton -Station. Palbhe@t. Symphony On by Maerie budget. CUSHION FUND OSEAN OEEANTT: GNERET NtECE Maerie $250 cn : be motion Benson, After Benson a € contingencies. Luacine Pingree function of ere fc CE in ¢ The and that 10.00 e LO.00 Nicholas, accepted discussion the a 30.00 100.00 25.00 2500 members general aio’ Art 50.00 OR . Me Rosina the moved retained PROGRAM fo CeANGEcommittee “enacts Oe a Club 7 “eushion of treasury October the funds, fund" for of motion was seconded by unanimously adopted. accomodate conflicts, Club and hostesses for November on seconded 26th. 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WA Lt LAtkK yA ’ 6 / LAtAaA a LS RE20 y A, ea ” XO. L ]te Le Le ttitep-e. SI7G Mlattee NL | “i BUY I4 a 24 Ue de - Bf el ff 7 ( LVLLBAN amed , TA AL? a adh. 2 THe dA Page j, Att aL VIL — / , AL i VA Pr ed 3x rad sn ye ae om - & SP BO + Maes SRO RIBEIRO . bP VON BA oleve: Members Allred, Mrs. Gordon T. (Sharon), 2006 Polk Ave., 84403 392-8681 Anderson, Mrs, Edwin T. (Judy), 4485 S. 2025 W., Roy, 84067..731-2275 Benson, Mrs, Robert T. (Maerie), 2725 Pierce Ave., 84403 394-8586 Burdett, Mrs. William G. (Mickey), 1345 Darling St., 84403 394-6595 Castlemain, Mrs. Victor D. (Afton), 760 42nd St., 84403 393-07 32 Dance, Mrs. James R. (Jo D’Ann), 5609 S. 1150 W., 84403 399-4829 Douglas, Miss Kathy, 2927 Taylor Ave., 84403 394-7 357 Douglas, Mrs. Emerson R. (Portia), 2927 Taylor Ave., 84403 394-7 357 Froerer, Mrs. Fred (Myra), Apt. 1, Gardens Retirement Home, 1450 9th St., 84404 Gregersen, Mrs. R. G. (Gayle), 980 Diesel Rd., Salt Lake City, Utah, 84105 Harding, Mrs. Glen F. (Helen), 2737 Pierce Ave., 84403 Hetzel, Mrs. C. Charles, Jr. (Alice), 1475 33rd St., 84403 Hurst, Mrs. Dean W, (Carol), 4230 Edgehill Dr., 84403 Johnson, Mrs. Darrell G. (Beth), 4624 Madison Ave., 84403 Johnson, Mrs, Vernal H. (Athleen), 1332 Marilyn Dr., 84403 Kapple, Mrs. C. Dixon (Claire), 1357 Kershaw St., 84403 | 392-7263 394-8433 392-3438 394-1073 392-9446 399-2003 Klomp, Mrs. Gerard (Lucille), 3290 Van Buren, Apt. 20, 84403.. 394-7292 Lindsley, Mrs. Richard C. (Carolynn), 1530 26th St., 84401 394-9751 Lindquist, Mrs. John A. (Telitha), 3663 Taylor Ave., 84403 393-7974 Newton, Mrs. John D. (Valerie), 987 E. 5475 S., 84403 392-3514 Nicholas, Mrs. Francis G. (Rosina), 1456 27th St., 84401 394-8995 Peterson, Mrs. Marvin J, (Geneva), 4688 Porter Ave., 84403 621-4976 Piers, Mrs. John L. (Ardis), 4983 Quail Lane, 84403 3 394-6260 Pingree, Mrs. M. J. (Luacine), 1460 Oakridge Dr., 84403 393-2448 Plowgian, Mrs. B. H. (Helen), 1520 42nd St., 84403 399-0973 Richards, Mrs. Maurice (Sophie), 1448 Mitchell Dr., 84403 393-6507 Robertson, Mrs. G. H. (Hazel), 3461 Gramercy Ave., 84403 393-7980 Scowcroft, Mrs. John Major (Barbara), 1292 Federal Heights Dr., Salt Lake City, Utah, 84103 531-8311 Southwick, Mrs. Grant H. (Janet), 2330 Walker Lane, ade Lee Cay, Citety oo uk 272-4351 Taylor, Mrs. Floyd A. (Fern), 3289 N. 100 W., 84404 Thatcher, Mrs, Paul (Ruth), 2500 Tyler Ave,, 84401 394-5041 VanDyke, Mrs. W. D. (Myrene), 4230 Jefferson Ave., 84403 Willie, Mrs. Leon G. (Thelma, 1181 S. 885 E., 84404 Zitzman, Mrs. L. H. (Margaret), 3836 Eccles Ave., 84403 SUSTAINING MEMBERS Adams, Mrs. Glen W. (Claire), 3311 Polk Ave., 84403 Parry, Mrs. Roland , 569 Ogden Canyon, Porter, Mrs. A. W. (Pauline), 852 P Ronda Mendoza, Laguna Hills, €alifornia Reed, Mrs. H. S. (Sophie), 906 Hotel Ben Lomond, 84401 West, Mrs. Alice Pardoe, 45 La Linda Dr., Long Beach, Calif. 392-2567 394-2 362 394-6575