isa-normaladvance-1914-00214

Description:	214THE NORMAL ADVANCEFreed, are back in school. We are glad to have them with us again.Miss Gertrude Steepleton entertained the Eclectics with a party at her home on Fifth avenue Saturday evening, May 2. An enjoy¬ able evening was spent in music, games and contests. Mr. Hunt and Professor Bruce won the prizes in two unique contests. Refresh¬ ments were served. Those present were Misses Gertrude and Maize Elliott, Hazel Taylor, Hildegard Maehling, Ruby St. John, Nora Wright, Patty McCullum, Delia M. Sanders, Minerva Payton, Hazel M. Sanders, Nona Noel, Gladys Gray, Ruth Perkins, Goldia Kirkham Messrs. Dale Stiffler, Thomas Pass- water, Clyde B. Hickman, Edgar Hunt, Chas. Steinbarger, William Brown, Walter Shriner, Hubert Nutt, Ray Stockrahm, Harold Parker, Ralph R. Schenck, Fred Strickler and William Conner. Professor and Mrs. Bruce acted as chaperones.FORUM.The interest of the Forum is directed chiefly toward making the spring annual banquet and dance the most elaborate in the history of the society. This affair will be given by the ac¬ tive membership to the graduate membership, at the Elks Club on Monday evening, June 8. No time and energy is being spared toward making this affair a grand success. Invita¬ tions have been extended to the following faculty members and their lady guests: Mr. Baxter, Lynch, Mutterer, Bogardus and Presi¬ dent Parsons.In the meantime interesting discussions are being taken up on current topics. The Mexi¬ can situation has been a favorite subject and much information has been realized by the several members.PHILOMA THE AN.The Philomathean Literary Society has been holding its regular meetings each Saturdaymorning of the month. The programs have been enthusiastically given before a full mem¬ bership.On Saturday, April 11, the time was de¬ voted to the discussion of Raphael and the Madonnas. Interesting talks were given by the Misses Glover, Cox and Rippetoe.On Saturday, April 18, a study of Parsi- val was well presented by Miss Gertrude Force.On Saturday, April 25, Miss Hazel Schaper reviewed the Eternal City in an interesting manner.Special music and current events were fea¬ tures of each program.The society will give its annual play, en¬ titled, Three Girls From School, Friday evening, May 15, in the Training School audi¬ torium, under the direction of Miss Marjorie Cuppy.The cast of characters is composed of the following members: Madame Tournai, the proprietress of Hotelde Crepigny Anna CoxMarie Annie, her French-Irish daughter GertrudeJulie, the waitress at Hotel de Crepigny June ManorThree girls from School.Jean Faun McKameyRuth Norma V. WilsonDolly Nelle GloverThree other girls from School.Stanley Cleda EckertCecelia Helen TrentSue Hazel SchaperMiss Hasswell, the chaperone. .. .Helen DavisThe guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Wisley, Mr. and Mrs. Clippinger, Mr. and Mrs. Curry, Mr. and Mrs. Schlicher, Mr. and Mrs. Weng, Misses Rose M. Cox and Mary Moran, Prof. Mutterer, and members of the Alethenai, Ec¬ lectic, Daedalians, Ciceronians and Forum.A reception followed the play and refresh¬ ments of punch and wafers were served. Car¬ nations were given as favors.
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