Whitworth University - Natsihi Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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,M wi UL or 9005 The Dover Road, an English comedy by A. A. Milne, was pre- sented by the Whitworth Players, November 24, in the College Auditorium, under the direction of Miss Vera Alice Paul. The plot centers in the effort of a mildly eccentric bachelor to save eloping couples from unfortunate marriages. Latt.imer, por- trayed by Loren Hatcher, opens his home on the Dover Road as an inn for eloping couples. Then he proceeds to arrange circum- stances so that each couple see much of each other for one week. As a result, the couples decide not to be married. Other principal pants were played by George Carlson as Dom- inic: Burton Alvis as Leonardp Pauline McCallum as Anne: Clara Belle Braden as Eustacia: and Fred Winkler as Nicholas. They were supported by cr staff of servants composed of Eve- lina Lockwood, Ioy McCallum, Flay Stedman, and Nicolaus Zrinyi.

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The Messiah, Handel's sacred oratorio, was presented by the Whitworth chorus many times during the Christmas season. Several out-of-town perform- ances were given. The women's new white satin collars on black dresses do look attractive. .1 Coming as a Christmas gift to Whit- worth students were the new hymn books for use at chapel services. lt was largely through the efforts of one of the members of the Whitworth Women's Auxiliary, Mrs. I. E. Lane, that this qiit was made possible. Mrs. Lane is shown presenting one of the hymnals to Dr. Hardwick. Santa Claus didn't forget Whitworth students this year, even though it does appear as if he is asleep on the job. The play, special Christmas music, and Qiits for all provided a iine holiday spirit. Everybody had a good time at the all-college rol- ler-skating parties at the Monterey rink. Sponsored by Alpha Beta, the two parties, one between semes- ters and the other just before Easter vacation, drew large crowds.