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ENGLISH CLUB HEAR ORIGINAL MIS READ
Mrs. Maclntire Entertains Members by Readings—New Members Voted On.
Mrs. H.J. Maclntire entertained the members of the English Club at their meeting in the "Y" but Thursday evening when she read two clever original plays, "The Ivory Tower" and "The God-son," the former having been published in Poet Loreli at one time. "The God-son" was a comedy with its setting in France during the recent war. Mrs. Maclntire's representation of it added to its charm.
The business part of the meeting consisted of the reports from the several committees and the formal voting in the new members. The names submitted by the membership committee are Brian Bundy, Phoebe Jane Hunt, Edith Dingle, Vaughn Price, Rex Kimmel, Margaret Moseley, Caroline Logan, Avis Selby, Margaret Kutnewsky, and Helen Ramsey, all of whom won parts in plays through.  "The Ivory Tower" was an allegory, dealing with the problems of a young woman's part in modern society. Their recent efforts in the try-outs. (Katherine Stanford, a senior in the English Department, was also voted in as a member of the club. 