CPro ram Original Ballet, Poems Berceuse One . - - Miss from Jocelyn Solo, Rhapsody in Blue (Godard) Piano . (Gershwin) Act - - - - - - - - - Muss Muss 4 IOAN ALLRED Sopuie CuarrE REEp Ecc ies | lay “FOR THE CAUSE” (First Prize in State High Pre S@CTl ted ° Clarence Fingerle, qj j School h y John Authors Bruce Contest) Anderson Rell Thompson Stage Manager Rackham. “(ih e G / ! ) Yawa Annual Luncheon in honor of ‘Ghe Retiring GPresident Mrs. 5. Flarold GC; ' Wednesda y, Ogden Golf - 7 2 May and Gvans 27, 1942 Country Club BE Toastmistress Mrs. RICHARD B. PORTER HAROLD EVANS Response MRs., S. Response Mrs. ArTHuR W. Grix feo A-~ Drama Club Hears Emma G. Bowen } ‘> ~~ Members «clubs were on last Drama of the Ogden delightfully entertained Thursday afternoon by of Bowen Gates Lucky Emma cited she when City, Lake Salt in the experiences of her some opera and in Europe while studyMrs. G. Oscar Russell ing voice. was hostess at the event, which was held at her home, 846 Twen| Forty members attended. tieth. J 94/9. Drama ~ ’ The Drama club will meet at two . m. October 8 at the home of Mrs. Richard B. Porter. Mrs. Roland Parry will be assisting hostess. The program wil] include the following: | Utah Pioneer opera, Miss Minnie. Moore Brown; Mrs. Larry P.| Wright will review “Martha” by Flotow; and selections from. the opera will be played by a string | trio composed of Mrs. Royal Eccles, Mrs. Darrell Greenwell and Mrs. Fred Froerer, Vocal music will be | given by Mrs. Porter. ee | B e t o M — embers of th f a n r e Drama’ cl ub were entertained on Thursday a fternoon at the home of Mrs. Richard B. Porter, 800 Washington boulevard. | Musica] Selections from the opera “Martha” by Floto were given by an instrumental] trio, co mposed of Mrs. Fred cles. Spoke Darrell Froerer J, and Miss Minnie on “Utah Greenwell, Mrs. Moore Brown Mrs. Royal Pioneer Ec- Opera,” Including the introductio n of opera |to the old Salt Lake City Opera | house. ‘Viewed Mrs. Larry P. Wricht the Opera, “Martha.” S e S e re- a My, |. 5 The Drama Drama club will 1942~ (Ae meet Nov. 5 at the home of Mrs. EF. A. Lark- jin, with Mrs. Thatcher Allred as| | assistant hostess. The program will include a paper on the “Eternal | Musical Theater,” by Mrs. A. H. | Chambers, vocal selections by Mrs. | Oscar ‘®. Russell, Foulger and reading Mrs. “The Diversion” by Victor Hugo, E Delbert King’s | op et sf | | GH, Drama | ber 19 at club the Drama h Nr. will meet Brown will | 4 Novemassist. | The program will include a pape r ; on the Opera House by Mrs. Eber | F. Piers, vocal selections by Mrs. | Bruce McQuarrie, and a reading | Of “Girl of the Golden West” by | Belesco, by Mrs. E. A, Larkin, a - = -. mp i beg || Sac) Drama 148 p. m. Thursday Oed two club n Drama > - will meet at the at Sophie | Reed dancing school., Mrs. Reed | will give a talk ‘ont “Ballet inher discusOpera, * illustrating sion with dancing by her students | | Members me pring guests, 7 —_ * . Og den Drama. Club Elects i942 Officers ret The Ogden the home ‘|rell, 2523 jévening , Drama of Mrs. Eccles, with Mrs. club met at Adam Patter- Joseph R. Mor- |: on Wednesday | : son; Jr., as assisting hostess. Mrs. ‘Arthur W. Grix, retiring | president, presided, and _ various |: committee heads read annual re- |: ports. Important among the events |: of the evening | of officers who was are: the election | : President, Mrs. custodian, Mrs, Royal Eccles; vice president, Mrs. Joseph W. Brewer; recording secreary and historian, Miss Minnie Moore Brown; corresponding secretary, Mrs, Delbert. B. Foulger: treasurer, Mrs. Adam Patterson, | Jr.: auditor, Mrs. Lucile R, Chambers; parliamentarian, Mrs. Horace G. | Eber Nebeker, -|served -_— = Piers. and Refreshments following —-_ the business. were Ogden, (Copy Madame of President Chairman (to Grix Vice Utah May 13, 1943. Members of Drama Report.) President) and Club: It has been a pleasure to serve as President of Drama Club this year, and I feel that we have been fortunate in being able to hold ten meetings, with an average attendance of ten members. Looking back one year, I am encouraged to find our present situation as pleasant as it is. © ) We are vroud of our members who are serving so efficiently in War Plant work and in industry, as well as those who are engaged in rearing our future new crop of United States citizens, even those activities have deprived us of their presence at Drama Club meetings. I have enjoyed our splendid programs, music) often prepared at some disadvantage audiences, but they have all been of all priviléed to attend. (I attended I missed on account of illness.) high all (the papers, and given to plays and slender programs but one, calibre and enjoyed by which | to We, as a Club, have been fortunate in being financially able help in the various war drives, and help in furnishing recre- ing the -ation rooms for excellent the soldiers. production We "The felt highly American repaid Way" for (given support- by the Ogden High School - our own High School in Ogden - Some of our members acted as make-up artists and other behind-the scenes work at every performance. Mrs.Chambers obtained our interest in this play and we are grateful to her. We wish to thank Mrs.Adam Petterson in her untireing service in seeing that we sent our offerings or cookies to the Canteen of the Red Cross at the Union Depot. One of the greates joys in life comes from association with kindly and intelligent people. This joy has been richly accorded me in my relations with the Committees and Officers of this Club. I cannot praise too highly the constant help and devoted service of our Secretary Mrs.Florence Nebeker. She has served not only as recording Secretary, but also as Corresponding Secretary, .nd her obligations have been many, and met with good nature and effencieny : 6... I wish all, who have prepared to express my together with the sincerest members gratitude of all to my Committees officers and and those so cheerfully served as hostesses, and who have numbers on the programs. Respectfully submitted, all given (Signed) Violet Hall (Mrs-Arthur to and Grix Grix) — | | | HOW 1942-43 MEMBERS Mrs.Thatcher Allred Miss Minnie Moore Brown Mrs.Merrill J.Bunnell Mrs.A.H.Chambers Mrs.Royal Heceles Mrs.Carlyle C.Hubank Mrs.Delbert B.Foulger Mrs.S.Harold Evans Mrs.Fred. Froerer Mrs.Clyde T.Greenwell Mrs.Darrell Mrs.Arthur J.Greenwell W.Grix Mrs.H.A.Larkin Mrs.D.Jay Larson Mrs.Joseph h.Morrell Mrs.Horace G.Nebeker Mrs.Roland Parry Mrs.Adam J.Patterson Mrs.Eber F.Piers -Mrs.Richard B.Porter Mrs.Harry ©5.Reed Mrs.Larry P.Wright. WORKED Public. Ogden FOR THE Library Arsenal WAR EMERGENCY Readers! tetral Advisor powder line. Office clerk Equitable Life Utah Canners Association telephone. Teaching at Central Junior High Teaching at Ogden High School. Red Cross Bandage Room. Teaching at Lewis Junior High. Postofiice, Clerk- Gen'l Delivery. Rented apartments in her home. Red Cross Executive Secretary. Hill Field Office. Railroad office. Warworkers as boarders. Office assistant to Mr.Larkin. (moved Rooms Red to Montpelier) for Cross officers. Sewing room- Canning . Union Depot Canteen work. Office worker at Hill Field. Co. & Ogden Arsenal. Red Cross Canteen. Head of the Union Depot Canteen. Office end St.Depot. Standard-Examiner.