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, , gg ,gif 555 IKK Cilllh President. . V ...... .....A... E LLEN BL rLER Vice-President ....,.... RosE X'lARlE llAKELA The saying, lVIusic hath its charms, was well illustrated when we presented our second annual Christmas concert in the Chapel and when we observed our usual custom of singing for the Little Sisters of the Poor. The devo- tion of lwlrs, Masson, whose unflagging patience and cheerful encouragement 1671 Secretary ..,. .i,... li LLEN lXflEADE . . . .ADELE BENZIGER Treasurer .,.. have been our inspiration, did much to make both the Christmas and spring concerts successful. XVe grumbled a bit about the frequent practices, but were proud and pleased at the enthu- siastic comments and appreciation of our admiring guests.
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l musit Gluh President .... ........ lx Mm' GEACH Secretary-Treasurer. . The lvlusic Club at Trinity was organized when We were sophomores. lts chief function is to give its members a greater appreciation of the master works in music through the stucly of the lives and compositions of worlcl famous musicians. Mary and Una planned the monthly meetings well, and often sur- Vice-Pres ident ....,,. ..,. U NA BENGS CONSTANCE BISTANX' prisecl us with a musical movie of one of our favoriteseeSchubert, Chopin, or the more modern Victor l-lerbert. Al- though the club is comparatively young and the membership small, the music enthusiasts have ambitious plans for the future and hope to arrange concerts for several opening meetings each year. 1166
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it Hiafzlrundz President .... .,... C ii-1c:1L1A BL 1'Li-311 Secrela ry- Treczsu fer . German art was the theme chosen for discussion during the current year. To appreciate the philosophical prin- ciples involved, we listened to an inter- esting exposition of German aesthetics by Dr. lalhot in one of our early meet- ings. Our December meeting stressed dramatic art, and we viewed with Vice-President ,.,.i.... . . .NXLXRIE BYRNIS . . . .ANN BIKIJYSTER pride an original musical tableau pre- sented by two of our members. For the lvlardi Gras our art took on a Thespian character. in the persons of two lively Bavarian dancers and a Huffy ballerina. representing a flacon of HE g, au ue Cologne, JI 170
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