The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-27
LITERARY SOCIETY PROGRAM.
sseon5 sersster's Work Outlined by
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See ety-Other Sehoel Notes.
Following q meeting OF the Junior
Senior Girls Literary society of the
Hrushron high school. the following
program was announced Tor the Sec
rud semester Of the lel2-ls13 school
year.
Jan. a--Cranf0rd" lNcyTingtom by
Gladys s-rabel. Mary Scott and Ethel
S,s4aat5
Jar -s-.The Rivals" Csheridan)
-y Rl7y Armstrong. Lyla Mccormick
-rl Eel,ah Pimstein.
Tss. She Stops TO Conquer"
ufallsm.thl ny Ella Bliss, Dorothy
Lei~s and Marjorie Lewis.
FEB. -i-Colonial Party. Frances
Dillon. Florence Barrett and Mae Har-
ris committee.
March The Servant in the
House" kennedy by Marie Baudin,
Helen Deacon and Lcona McCurdy.
March 2l-"Thc Land of Hearts
sDs.re" yeats by Ada Messuer,
Mary Wittc and Catherine Mansfield.
AUrl THE Blue Bird CMaeter-
Ink by Alice Weber, Helen Niclker-
son and Florence Vivian.
April ls-"Pctcr Pan" CBarrie) by
girls who viii volunteer to render this
program
The Juniors Senior Girls Literary
society meets every other Thursday
10 the Houghtou public library to rem
der their programs. The method of
studying the play is not only inter
esting TO the girls but instructive.
one girl tells the story of the play.
another reads the best selections in
the play, and the third discusses the.
life OF the author The girls in this
way are given a splendid opportunity
% study the modern drama. These
meetings are not open TO the public
Tho girls viii, however, reproduce a
comedy probably early in the spring,
which win be public.
Freshmen Sophomores.
The Sophomore Girls
Literary society. which has chosen the
name oT "Nu Phi' for the society
las also announced its program
which is as follows:
New England stories on January 16
- Grace Armstrong and Adelinc Beh-
i.r.
Sew England stories on January 80
ur Pabottc Kargcr, Ella MoGann and
a.lcou champion.
Southern stories ON February Isl
.r Florence Stanka. Phyllis Sheridan.
Southern stories on February p byI
GLADYS Holmes and Louise Verran.
Weston stories ON March 10 by Ma
300 - yon and Sima Juntenen, aud
Dorothy Shields
Wrsnu stories ON March q by
oee.in KcIlow. Martha Stanka and
Elizabeth S.inons
ou April 10. a library party will be
foId with tho following committee.
Mar Kuech,ccs Helen Knight, Ruth
tIaipr Marie Mccarthy and Ella Me
GHru.
Northern stories on April "a by
Lduu Nulu Ethel Nancarrow and
Alma Oacr
May Outdoor meeting. Commit
toe as follows; Esther Peterson, Sci
ua Peterson and Mildred Prince.
Indian stories at outdoor meeting
by Valerie Roberts. Vivian Seeber,
Ethel Trathen and Estelle Noetsch.
High School Its.
The Houghton High School Liter
AIRY society met Friday evening ana
rendered the following literary pro-
gram.
Discussion of Arnold Bennett by
Norman Bolles.
current events. Parcel PosD by
William Milu.
Resolved that one gets
groater pleasure out of doing his
school work well than by spending his
time in society. Affirmative. Hugh
McNair, Archie Levine; negative. Ar
thur WINNER and Feed Cross. Critics
report by Mr. Kitzmiller.
The negative side won the debate.
Mr.. Spauldng has announced that
the following have received their PEN
iuanship diplomas. Leslie Nelson,
william AIertching. Albert Rothen
gass, irving Gibson. Mabel Brima
combe, Minnie Boesler and Selma
Peterson
owing To the fact that the com
morcial department has practically
reached the limit OF its seating capa-
city. ~ wac necessary 10 transfer the
banl<ing fixtures to- another room 10
make a Tlace for the new students who