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:March 5, 1926 WILMETTE LIFE . 15 Playwriting Class Optimists Frolic at Installation Meeting Offers Prize for Installation of the new officers of Best Contribution the \\'ilmette Optimists club took place :t ch at ·ot the Northwestern Univcrsit\· School the on ~al ;tl - _The Playwriting class, a joint project Tuesday evening at a dinner given by members to their wives and of Speech.and the Drama Club of Ev- frie.nd at the Lake Shore Terrace. Dr. anston, is offering a prize scholarship George P. ).fagill, chap lain of the Opof ten lessons for the best pia\· to he timists club, installed the following: ('ontrihuted hv March 17. Am:one on Dr. George D. C pson, president; E. C. the north shore who i·s inter~·~ted in Cazel, vice-president .; Dr. Arthur H. play\\'rit ing, is C'ligih le, to send in a Tuttle; secretary: N. A. Schwall, treasplay, it is announced, and any type or urer; and Lowell Beyrer, sergeant-atlength of play will he accepted. The arms. manuscripts, unsigned and accompanied Features of the eYening include·rt·'11-te hy the author's name in · a sealed enve- following: reports of the vcar's activlope, arc to he sent to 11rs. Carlos ities by Dr. D. \V. Rapp, re-tiring secn·Andrews, 102 Keeney street, Evan ton. tary: talks by Orian Ga lit z, retiring Til<~ three persons who wi11 judge the pre-;ident, and hy Dr. Upson, the inplays will he: Theodore B. Hinckley, C(·Ill ing president: music by Daw and who has con du cted the class for tlw Pratt:. radio artists of the \VMAQ radio past three years, and who also has been ~taff (topsy-tun·y time), ::tnd by ~fiss teaching classes in contemporary drama Alihild Qurrber, soprano, and "commuand playwriting at Korthwestcrn uni- nity singing" J.y the cro,nl. About ,·ersity, and editor of The Drama mag- per:--on~ \\'ere pre . . cnt azine: Alexander Dean, director of the Playshop of Northwestern univerMISS VITTUM TO SPEAK -.itv, and <lirector of tiH' Korth Shore ).1 i s Harriet Vittum, a resident of Tl;eatre Guild: and ~f rs. Carlos Andn·" ..... \Yho for seve r a l Years has heen ~orth\\'estern university sett lement, \' hairman of the play~nighting cla . . s and noted . ocial worker, will be a gue . t committee. at; the next dinner give n by the \Vit- I The '> rhol;ll· . . hip coillpri!'l'S trn "T<'kh · cia..; k~· . oiiS \\ hid1 he~in ~1 arch 23. mc:tte club for Bu iness and Profes- , to 1H' hl'ld each Tu(·...,(l:ty tllOrning. at ~ional \Vomen ThYrsday, M-arch 18, at ]() <·'rl()ck, at the 1-:\' :tt!'-tOll library 6 :30 o'clock, at the -Congregational : church. ).[is s Yittum \\'ill addre s s the ' gathering in the e\·ening. SELL BARRINGTON ACREAGE 59 No Extra Expense No Incidentals Including Pullman berth.- Round trip R. R . Fare. 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