Club Booklet - Treble Clef Club, 1944-1945 Wellington, Kansas
Collection: Treble Clef Club
Title
Club Booklet - Treble Clef Club, 1944-1945 Wellington, Kansas
Subject
Wellington, Kansas--History
Wellington, Kansas--Civic Organizations
Wellington, Kansas--Community Clubs
Description
Club Booklet for the Treble Clef Club of Wellington, Kansas, 1944-1945
Creator
Treble Clef Club Wellington, Kansas
Source
Wellington Public Library, Wellington, Kansas
Publisher
Wellington Public Library, Wellington, Kansas
Date
1944-1945
Relation
Sumner County Club Booklet Collection
Wellington History Collection
Format
application/pdf
Language
English
Citation
Treble Clef Club Wellington, Kansas, “Club Booklet - Treble Clef Club, 1944-1945 Wellington, Kansas,” Wellington Digital Collections, accessed April 19, 2024, https://wellington.digitalsckls.info/item/103.
Text
Esther McNair
Treble
Clef
Club
Wellington, Kansas
1944-1945
Treble Clef Club
Wellington, Kansas
Organized 1915 Federated 1926
1944-1945
Meetings: Every other Tuesday, 7:45 P. M.
October 10th to May 13th
Member State and National Federation of Music Clubs
COLLECT
We praise and thank Thee, Father, for the gift of music. Through us, as channels of Thy grace, may this blessed legacy be shared with all mankind.
Grant that we may exemplify in our lives the harmony of Thy great purpose for us.
Give us magnitude of soul, and such understanding hearts, that we, who make music, may be as players upon rightly tuned instruments responding to Thy leading.
Let us with renewed consecration dedicate ourselves to the purpose of our Federation, to bring the spiritualizing force of music to the inner life of our nation. Open our minds, that divine knowledge and wisdom may teach us how to best execute our pledge.
CLUB SONG
Let Music, lovely Music Be the theme of our endeavor;
Heav’ns gift, celestial Music —
May it link us all forever.
Ee our aim to so present it
That its beauty may enthrall;
And the sweetness Heav’n hath lent it
Be a joy that reacheth all.
Let Music, lovely Music
Be the theme of our endeavor, heav’ns gift, celestial Music —
May it link us all forever.
Mary Hamilton Myers
PAST PRESIDENTS
Cora Newbold .......................1914-1915
Grace Van Dyke More ................1915-1916
Laura Phelps McCormick .............1916-1917
Prudence Green .....................1917-1918
Myrle Woody Barbour ................1918-1919
Pauline Osborn Walcher .............1919-1920
Arlene Taylor Elem .................1920-1921
Lillian Keightley Hitchcock ........1921-1922
Leah Knowles Ready .................1922-1923
Florence Penick Claytor .......1923-24; 24-25
Laura Phelps McCormick .............1925-1926
Gertrude Large Walker...............1926-1927
Lou Landreth Owen ........1927-28; 28-29; 29-30
Lucille Andrews Hensley .......1930-31; 31-32
Leah Knowles Ready.............1932-33; 33-34
Marguerite Waterman Collett ...1934-35; 35-36
Anna Rutherford Armstrong ..........1936-1937
Laura Phelps McCormick ........1937-38; 38-39
Maibelle Higgins Brown .............1939-1940
Louise Archer .................1940-41; 41-42
Ethel Culver Hyten .................1942-1943
Ruth McConathy Sanner ..............1943-1944
IN MEMORIAM
“Do not grieve, if one should go before And you are left alone for just a bit, God only plans to have the windows lit And some one waiting at the door.”
Ruth Jassoy Stewart
Elizabeth Anne Archer Stoelzing
Mary Eugenia Harrington Maddy
ACTIVE MEMBERS
Constance Alexander ..982F6 Beatrice Mountain 506W
Katharine Altman 1096 Ruth McConnell 279
Ann Anderson 1221 Laura McCormick 1335
Edith Archer 609 Esther McNair 162
Julia Beth 590 Cora Newbold 1089
Lucile Bussard 513 Martha Orb 1094J
Wilma Byler 594J Thelma Porter 1274W
Lucy Carpenter Florence Prentice 101W
Annamary Collett 1174 Jeanne Quinn 166
Marguerite Collett 1174 Lillian Rogers 684M
Dorothy Engel 566 Ruth Sanner 1357
Gladys Louise Fergeson ....1174 Mary Shriver 868W
Leona Hangen 571 Helen Louise Smith ... 357
Mildred Hollingsworth ... 772 Martha Smith 201
Ethel Hyten 1394 Jennie Snelleman 924J
Cletis Jones 973 Ella Taylor 1578J
Jessie LaHaye 895J Nina Waterman 1488J
Bernice Lessig 255J Carra Wheeler 1457J
Lavonne Morris 632J Juanita Wyatt 199
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS
Miss Louise Archer Mrs. Joe C. Billings
Mrs. C. W. Armstrong Mrs. Ellis Carr
Mrs. Maude Barrett Mrs. R. W. Hitchcock
NON-RESIDENT MEMBERS
Miss Charlaine Armstrong Miss Martha McCormick
Mrs. H. G. Brown Mrs. R. F. Rholfing
Mrs. Richard Cannicott Mrs. T. W. Seery
Mrs. Bert E. Church Mrs. Erman Tennant
Mrs. Russell Hamker Mrs. William Warner
HONORARY MEMBERS
Mrs. C. W Hunter Mrs. O. C. Knowles
OFFICERS OF TREBLE CLEF
President ...................Ruth McConnell
Vice-President ..................Cletis Jones
Secretary-Treasurer .............Martha Orb
Accompanist .................Lavonne Morris
Press Reporter ..............Dorothy Engel
Librarian ...................Jennie Snelleman
Historian ...................Maude Barrett
Director Senior Ensemble
Accompanist Senior Ensemble
Director Junior Ensemble ....Ruth McConnell
Accompanist Junior Ensemble .... Juanita Wyatt Program Committee
Lucy Carpenter Helen Louise Smith
Bernice Lessig Martha Smith
Juanita Wyatt
Telephone Committee
Constance Alexander .........Annamary Collett
Julia Beth ....................Thelma Porter
Cora Newbold
Nominating Committee
Katharine Altman Florence Prentice
Mary Shriver
THEME
“Around The World On Wings of Song’’
OCTOBER TENTH
Presbyterian Church, Educational Building DINNER MEETING
Hostesses: Officers and Program Committee Greetings by the Presideent Running Through the Year book "On Wings of Song”
An Interlude For Digestion ....Florence Prentice
OCTOBER TWENTY-FOURTH
Christian Church Chorus Rehearsal
NOVEMBER SEVENTH
Christian Church Chorus Rehearsal
NOVEMBER NINETEENTH
Christian Church 4 P. M.
Twenty-Third Annual Thanksgiving Vesper Service
Presented by Treble Clef Club
Bernice M. Lessig, Director Lavonne C. Morris, Accompanist
Processional, “Come Ye Thankful People, Come” Treble Clef Chorus
Organ Prelude ......................Selected
Mary J. Shriver
“Blessing, Glory and Wisdom” ...........Bach
“The Heavens Are Telling” .............Haydn
Jessie LaHaye, Nina Waterman, Lucy Carpenter, Soloists Treble Clef Chorus
Thanksgiving Scripture ....Rev. L. F. Sargent
Prayer of Thanksgiving.....Dr. Adlai Wallace
Response, “Father, We Thank Thee” ....Brown
Treble Clef Chorus
(Balance of Program on following page)
“Holy Lord God” ..................Noble Cain
“Repentence” (O Redeemer Divine) ......Gounod
Ruth McConnell and Martha O. Smith, soloists Treble Clef Chorus
Offertory: “Seaophic Song” (Reve Angelique)
...............................Rubinstein
Juanita Wyatt, Organist; Ethel Hyten, Pianist;
Annamary Collett, Cellist; Fiske Mountain, Violinist
‘Lamb of God” (Agnus Dei) .............Bizet
Mildred Hollingsworth, Soloist; Ethel Hyten, Pianist;
Fiske Mountain, Violinist Treble Clef Chorus
Instrumental Trio—(Numbers To Be Selected)
Esther Lee Titus, Violinist; Mary Frances Titus, Pianist;
Glorene Titus, Flutist
“Faith Hope and Love” ................Shelley
“Evening Hymn” ...................Dudley Buck
Benediction .................Rev. W. W. Owen
Recessional ...........“Now The Day Is Over’’
DECEMBER FIFTH
Ethel Hyten 307 East 13th
Junior Ensemble — 7:15 p. m.
Treble Clef Chorus — 7:45 p. m.
“ALLIED CHRISTMAS NUMBERS”
Chairman: Leona Hangen
Assisted by: Annamary Collett, Gladys Louise Fergeson, Lucile Bussard, Julia Beth, Beatrice Mountain, Ann Anderson,
Junior Ensemble
Assisting Hostesses: Helen Louise Smith, Lucy Carpenter
DECEMBER NINETEENTH
Katharine Altman 210 North F
“WE SHARE CHRISTMAS AT THE COUNTY INFIRMARY; WE KEEP CHRISTMAS AT ALTMANS’’
Chairman, Thelma Porter
Assisted by: Lillian Rogers, Edith Archer, Lucile Bussard
Assisting Hostesses: Constance Alexander, Ruth Sanner, Esther McNair, Laura McCormick, Bernice Lessig, Jennie Snelleman,
Juanita Wyatt
JANUARY SECOND
Marguerite Collett 405 North F
Junior Ensemble — 7:15 p. m.
Treble Clef Chorus — 7:45 p. m.
“CHINA MARCHES PHYSICALLY, SPIRITUALLY, MUSICALLY”
Chairman, Esther McNair
Assisted by: Ethel Hyten, Carra Wheeler, Juanita Wyatt, Laura McCormick, Beatrice Mountain, Annamary Collett, Wilma Byler
Musettes .................Marguerite Collett
Assisting Hostesses: Annamary Collett, Gladys Louise Fergeson
JANUARY SIXTEENTH Lucile Bussard 610 North Washington
Junior Ensemble — 7:15 p. m.
Treble Clef Chorus — 7:45 p. m.
“THE HERITAGE THAT IS RUSSIA’S”
Chairman, Lucy Carpenter
Assisted by: Ella Taylor, Martha Orb, Mildred Hollingsworth, Constance Alexander, Ruth Sanner, Dorothy Engel, Mary Shriver, Senior Ensemble
Assisting Hostesses: Wilma Byler, Lavonne Morris
JANUARY THIRTIETH
Mildred Hollingsworth 1011 North Washington
Junior Ensemble — 7:15 p. m.
Treble Clef Chorus — 7:45 p. m.
“LET’S KEEP OUR DREAMS, AMERICA!”
Chairman, Martha Smith
Assisted by: Edith Archer, Ruth McConnell, Thelma Porter, Katharine Altman, Julia Beth, Helen Louise Smith
Assisting Hostesses: Beatrice Mountain, Mary Shriver
FEBRUARY THIRTEENTH
Guests High School Music Room
“AMERICAN YOUTH MAKES MUSIC” High School Vocal and Instrumental Depts. Hostesses: Nina Waterman, Martha Orb, Carra Wheeler
FEBRUARY TWENTY-SEVENTH
High School Auditorium “OUR COMMUNITY SINGS” Chairman, Program Committee
MARCH THIRTEENTH
Florence Prentice 723 North Washington
Junior Ensemble — 7:15 p. m.
Treble Clef Chorus — 7:45 p. m.
“GREAT BRITAIN—THE ROCK OF AGES’’
Chairman, Nina Waterman
Assisted by: Jessie LaHaye, Leona Hangen,
Jennie Snelleman, Ann Anderson, Lillian Rogers,
Helen Louise Smith, Mary Shriver,
Marguerite Collett, Gladys Louise Fergeson
Musettes ....................Cora Newbold
Assisting Hostesses: Dorothy Engel, Julia Beth
MARCH TWENTY-SEVENTH
Jessie LaHaye 310 South Jefferson
Junior Ensemble — 7:15 p. m.
Treble Clef Chorus — 7:45 p. m.
“THE ITALY OF GOLDEN SONG”
Chairman, Laura McCormick
Assisted by: Mildred Hollingsworth, Florence Prentice,
Constance Alexander, Katharine Altman,
Carra Wheeler, Martha Orb,
Ella Taylor,
Jessie LaHaye, Senior Ensemble
Assisting Hostesses: Lillian Rogers, Thelma Porter
APRIL TENTH
Edith Archer 309 North B
Junior Ensemble — 7:15 p. m.
Treble Clef Chorus — 7:45 p. m.
“COLOR AND RHYTHM DOWN
SOUTH AMERICAN WAY”
Chairman, Florence Prentice
Assisted by: Ruth Sanner, Wilma Byler, Dorothy Engel,
Esther McNair, Ruth McConnell, Jennie Snelleman,
Juanita Wyatt, Martha Orb
Ethel Hyten, Junior Ensemble
Assisting Hostesses: Ella Taylor, Cora Newbold
APRIL TWENTY-FOURTH
Knowles Home 421 West Third
One Guest
Treble Clef Presents JEANNE KNOWLES QUINN in
ORIGINAL COMPOSITIONS
Hostesses: Ruth Sanner, Leona Hangen, Martha O. Smith
MAY EIGHTH
Methodist Church Basement Covered Dish
Program by New Members Hostesses appointed by the President
MAY THIRTEENTH
Presbyterian Church Guests
Fourteenth Annual Mother’s Day Program
Lavonne Cann Morris, Organist assisted by Treble Clef Chorus
BY-LAWS OF TREBLE CLEF CLUB
Article I. Name
The name of this club shall be “TREBLE CLEF CLUB”.
Article II. Purpose
The purpose of the club shall be a thoughtful study of music and the illustrations of the subject being studied.
Article III. Meetings
1. The meetings of the club shall be held every two weeks on Tuesday evening at 7:45.
2. The place of these meetings shall be in the homes of the members.
Article IV. Membership
1. There shall be four classes of members: Active, Assoc ate, Non-resident and Honorary.
2. The number of active members shall be limited to forty. All active members shall consider themselves honorbound, as far as possible, to study the subjects under consideration by the club, and to perform all program and committee work assigned them.
3. Associate members shall be entitled to all the privileges of the club, except voting and guest privileges, and may become active members at any time there is a vacancy.
4. Non-resident members shall be those removed from the city.
5. Honorary membership may be conferred upon any person who has been a benefactor of the club to an unusual degree.
Article V. Election of Members
1. There shall be only as many names presented for membership as there are vacancies to fill.
2. Any persons nominated for membership in this club shall be entitled to such membership unless written objections are presented against them.
3. If an active member shall have any objections to a person nominated for membership, she shall present her objections in writing to the Executive Committee during the week following the presentation of said person’s name. It shall then be the duty of the Executive Committee to investigate the objections and report its findings to the club, before the proposed member shall be voted upon.
4. If, after the report of the Executive Committee, the proposed member is still found objectionable, she shall be rejected on ballot of those present by three votes in the negative, not be voted upon until the next regular meeting.
5. Names presented for membership shall
6. The Secretary shall notify in writing, newly elected members of their election to the club, and shall submit a copy of the By-Laws to each.
Article VI. Officers
1. The officers shall be: President, Vice President, Secretary-Treasurer, Press Reporter, Chorus Director, Librarian, Chorus Accompanist and Historian.
2. In election of officer, nomination shall be made from a nominating committee, such committee being appointed by the President.
Article VII. Duty of Officers
1. The duty of the President shall be to preside over the general meetings.
2. The duty of the Vice-President shall be to act as President in the absence of the President and to act as chairman of the year book committee.
3. The duties of the Secretary-Treasurer shall be to call the roll, keep the minutes, and collect the dues and fines from the members.
4. The duty of the Press Reporter shall be to report each meeting to the newspaper on the day following each meeting.
5. The duty of the Chorus Director will be to have charge of the chorus work and select music for chorus practice.
6. The duty of the Librarian shall be to take charge of all music belonging to the club.
7. The duty of the Chorus Accompanist shall be to accompany the chorus at all rehearsals and performances.
8. The duty of the Historian shall be to compile and maintain complete record of all club activities.
Article VIII. Dues and Fines
1. The dues for active members shall be $1.50 a year.
2. A fine of twenty-five cents shall be paid by active members absent from more than three regular meetings of the club year.
3. A member not paying all fines and dues by the last regular meeting of each club year be automatically dropped from membership.
Amendments
4. Dues for Associate members shall be $2.00 per year.
5. Dues for Non-resident members shall be $0.50 per year.
6. Honorary members shall be exempt from all dues.
Article IX. Year Book
A year book shall be compiled at the beginning of each season, containing the list of officers, of members, and the program for the year.
Article X.
In all meetings of the club, Roberts “Rules of Order” shall be the authority on parliamentary law.
Article XI.
Any member of the club who does not intend to be at the meeting shall notify the hostess not later than noon of the same day.
Article XII.
Any member absent three consecutive meetings shall not be considered an active member unless absent through sickness, or out of town.
Article XIII. Amendment
The Program Committee shall consist of five members and the Vice-President as ex-officio chairman of said committee. The other four members shall be elected at the annual election; two of whom shall be elected at the first election after the adoption of this amendment, and shall hold office for a period of one year, and the other two members shall hold office for a period of two years; at the annual election of 1931 and each succeeding election thereafter two members shall be elected to said committee to hold office for a term of two years.
Original Format
Small bound program booklet approximately 4" wide X 6 1/2" tall, in handprinted cover, with typewritten pages, and bound with a ribbon.
Title
Club Booklet - Treble Clef Club, 1944-1945 Wellington, Kansas
Subject
Wellington, Kansas--History
Wellington, Kansas--Civic Organizations
Wellington, Kansas--Community Clubs
Description
Club Booklet for the Treble Clef Club of Wellington, Kansas, 1944-1945
Creator
Treble Clef Club Wellington, Kansas
Source
Wellington Public Library, Wellington, Kansas
Publisher
Wellington Public Library, Wellington, Kansas
Date
1944-1945
Relation
Sumner County Club Booklet Collection
Wellington History Collection
Format
application/pdf
Language
English
Citation
Treble Clef Club Wellington, Kansas, “Club Booklet - Treble Clef Club, 1944-1945 Wellington, Kansas,” Wellington Digital Collections, accessed April 19, 2024, https://wellington.digitalsckls.info/item/103.Text
Esther McNair
Treble
Clef
Club
Wellington, Kansas
1944-1945
Treble Clef Club
Wellington, Kansas
Organized 1915 Federated 1926
1944-1945
Meetings: Every other Tuesday, 7:45 P. M.
October 10th to May 13th
Member State and National Federation of Music Clubs
COLLECT
We praise and thank Thee, Father, for the gift of music. Through us, as channels of Thy grace, may this blessed legacy be shared with all mankind.
Grant that we may exemplify in our lives the harmony of Thy great purpose for us.
Give us magnitude of soul, and such understanding hearts, that we, who make music, may be as players upon rightly tuned instruments responding to Thy leading.
Let us with renewed consecration dedicate ourselves to the purpose of our Federation, to bring the spiritualizing force of music to the inner life of our nation. Open our minds, that divine knowledge and wisdom may teach us how to best execute our pledge.
CLUB SONG
Let Music, lovely Music Be the theme of our endeavor;
Heav’ns gift, celestial Music —
May it link us all forever.
Ee our aim to so present it
That its beauty may enthrall;
And the sweetness Heav’n hath lent it
Be a joy that reacheth all.
Let Music, lovely Music
Be the theme of our endeavor, heav’ns gift, celestial Music —
May it link us all forever.
Mary Hamilton Myers
PAST PRESIDENTS
Cora Newbold .......................1914-1915
Grace Van Dyke More ................1915-1916
Laura Phelps McCormick .............1916-1917
Prudence Green .....................1917-1918
Myrle Woody Barbour ................1918-1919
Pauline Osborn Walcher .............1919-1920
Arlene Taylor Elem .................1920-1921
Lillian Keightley Hitchcock ........1921-1922
Leah Knowles Ready .................1922-1923
Florence Penick Claytor .......1923-24; 24-25
Laura Phelps McCormick .............1925-1926
Gertrude Large Walker...............1926-1927
Lou Landreth Owen ........1927-28; 28-29; 29-30
Lucille Andrews Hensley .......1930-31; 31-32
Leah Knowles Ready.............1932-33; 33-34
Marguerite Waterman Collett ...1934-35; 35-36
Anna Rutherford Armstrong ..........1936-1937
Laura Phelps McCormick ........1937-38; 38-39
Maibelle Higgins Brown .............1939-1940
Louise Archer .................1940-41; 41-42
Ethel Culver Hyten .................1942-1943
Ruth McConathy Sanner ..............1943-1944
IN MEMORIAM
“Do not grieve, if one should go before And you are left alone for just a bit, God only plans to have the windows lit And some one waiting at the door.”
Ruth Jassoy Stewart
Elizabeth Anne Archer Stoelzing
Mary Eugenia Harrington Maddy
ACTIVE MEMBERS
Constance Alexander ..982F6 Beatrice Mountain 506W
Katharine Altman 1096 Ruth McConnell 279
Ann Anderson 1221 Laura McCormick 1335
Edith Archer 609 Esther McNair 162
Julia Beth 590 Cora Newbold 1089
Lucile Bussard 513 Martha Orb 1094J
Wilma Byler 594J Thelma Porter 1274W
Lucy Carpenter Florence Prentice 101W
Annamary Collett 1174 Jeanne Quinn 166
Marguerite Collett 1174 Lillian Rogers 684M
Dorothy Engel 566 Ruth Sanner 1357
Gladys Louise Fergeson ....1174 Mary Shriver 868W
Leona Hangen 571 Helen Louise Smith ... 357
Mildred Hollingsworth ... 772 Martha Smith 201
Ethel Hyten 1394 Jennie Snelleman 924J
Cletis Jones 973 Ella Taylor 1578J
Jessie LaHaye 895J Nina Waterman 1488J
Bernice Lessig 255J Carra Wheeler 1457J
Lavonne Morris 632J Juanita Wyatt 199
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS
Miss Louise Archer Mrs. Joe C. Billings
Mrs. C. W. Armstrong Mrs. Ellis Carr
Mrs. Maude Barrett Mrs. R. W. Hitchcock
NON-RESIDENT MEMBERS
Miss Charlaine Armstrong Miss Martha McCormick
Mrs. H. G. Brown Mrs. R. F. Rholfing
Mrs. Richard Cannicott Mrs. T. W. Seery
Mrs. Bert E. Church Mrs. Erman Tennant
Mrs. Russell Hamker Mrs. William Warner
HONORARY MEMBERS
Mrs. C. W Hunter Mrs. O. C. Knowles
OFFICERS OF TREBLE CLEF
President ...................Ruth McConnell
Vice-President ..................Cletis Jones
Secretary-Treasurer .............Martha Orb
Accompanist .................Lavonne Morris
Press Reporter ..............Dorothy Engel
Librarian ...................Jennie Snelleman
Historian ...................Maude Barrett
Director Senior Ensemble
Accompanist Senior Ensemble
Director Junior Ensemble ....Ruth McConnell
Accompanist Junior Ensemble .... Juanita Wyatt Program Committee
Lucy Carpenter Helen Louise Smith
Bernice Lessig Martha Smith
Juanita Wyatt
Telephone Committee
Constance Alexander .........Annamary Collett
Julia Beth ....................Thelma Porter
Cora Newbold
Nominating Committee
Katharine Altman Florence Prentice
Mary Shriver
THEME
“Around The World On Wings of Song’’
OCTOBER TENTH
Presbyterian Church, Educational Building DINNER MEETING
Hostesses: Officers and Program Committee Greetings by the Presideent Running Through the Year book "On Wings of Song”
An Interlude For Digestion ....Florence Prentice
OCTOBER TWENTY-FOURTH
Christian Church Chorus Rehearsal
NOVEMBER SEVENTH
Christian Church Chorus Rehearsal
NOVEMBER NINETEENTH
Christian Church 4 P. M.
Twenty-Third Annual Thanksgiving Vesper Service
Presented by Treble Clef Club
Bernice M. Lessig, Director Lavonne C. Morris, Accompanist
Processional, “Come Ye Thankful People, Come” Treble Clef Chorus
Organ Prelude ......................Selected
Mary J. Shriver
“Blessing, Glory and Wisdom” ...........Bach
“The Heavens Are Telling” .............Haydn
Jessie LaHaye, Nina Waterman, Lucy Carpenter, Soloists Treble Clef Chorus
Thanksgiving Scripture ....Rev. L. F. Sargent
Prayer of Thanksgiving.....Dr. Adlai Wallace
Response, “Father, We Thank Thee” ....Brown
Treble Clef Chorus
(Balance of Program on following page)
“Holy Lord God” ..................Noble Cain
“Repentence” (O Redeemer Divine) ......Gounod
Ruth McConnell and Martha O. Smith, soloists Treble Clef Chorus
Offertory: “Seaophic Song” (Reve Angelique)
...............................Rubinstein
Juanita Wyatt, Organist; Ethel Hyten, Pianist;
Annamary Collett, Cellist; Fiske Mountain, Violinist
‘Lamb of God” (Agnus Dei) .............Bizet
Mildred Hollingsworth, Soloist; Ethel Hyten, Pianist;
Fiske Mountain, Violinist Treble Clef Chorus
Instrumental Trio—(Numbers To Be Selected)
Esther Lee Titus, Violinist; Mary Frances Titus, Pianist;
Glorene Titus, Flutist
“Faith Hope and Love” ................Shelley
“Evening Hymn” ...................Dudley Buck
Benediction .................Rev. W. W. Owen
Recessional ...........“Now The Day Is Over’’
DECEMBER FIFTH
Ethel Hyten 307 East 13th
Junior Ensemble — 7:15 p. m.
Treble Clef Chorus — 7:45 p. m.
“ALLIED CHRISTMAS NUMBERS”
Chairman: Leona Hangen
Assisted by: Annamary Collett, Gladys Louise Fergeson, Lucile Bussard, Julia Beth, Beatrice Mountain, Ann Anderson,
Junior Ensemble
Assisting Hostesses: Helen Louise Smith, Lucy Carpenter
DECEMBER NINETEENTH
Katharine Altman 210 North F
“WE SHARE CHRISTMAS AT THE COUNTY INFIRMARY; WE KEEP CHRISTMAS AT ALTMANS’’
Chairman, Thelma Porter
Assisted by: Lillian Rogers, Edith Archer, Lucile Bussard
Assisting Hostesses: Constance Alexander, Ruth Sanner, Esther McNair, Laura McCormick, Bernice Lessig, Jennie Snelleman,
Juanita Wyatt
JANUARY SECOND
Marguerite Collett 405 North F
Junior Ensemble — 7:15 p. m.
Treble Clef Chorus — 7:45 p. m.
“CHINA MARCHES PHYSICALLY, SPIRITUALLY, MUSICALLY”
Chairman, Esther McNair
Assisted by: Ethel Hyten, Carra Wheeler, Juanita Wyatt, Laura McCormick, Beatrice Mountain, Annamary Collett, Wilma Byler
Musettes .................Marguerite Collett
Assisting Hostesses: Annamary Collett, Gladys Louise Fergeson
JANUARY SIXTEENTH Lucile Bussard 610 North Washington
Junior Ensemble — 7:15 p. m.
Treble Clef Chorus — 7:45 p. m.
“THE HERITAGE THAT IS RUSSIA’S”
Chairman, Lucy Carpenter
Assisted by: Ella Taylor, Martha Orb, Mildred Hollingsworth, Constance Alexander, Ruth Sanner, Dorothy Engel, Mary Shriver, Senior Ensemble
Assisting Hostesses: Wilma Byler, Lavonne Morris
JANUARY THIRTIETH
Mildred Hollingsworth 1011 North Washington
Junior Ensemble — 7:15 p. m.
Treble Clef Chorus — 7:45 p. m.
“LET’S KEEP OUR DREAMS, AMERICA!”
Chairman, Martha Smith
Assisted by: Edith Archer, Ruth McConnell, Thelma Porter, Katharine Altman, Julia Beth, Helen Louise Smith
Assisting Hostesses: Beatrice Mountain, Mary Shriver
FEBRUARY THIRTEENTH
Guests High School Music Room
“AMERICAN YOUTH MAKES MUSIC” High School Vocal and Instrumental Depts. Hostesses: Nina Waterman, Martha Orb, Carra Wheeler
FEBRUARY TWENTY-SEVENTH
High School Auditorium “OUR COMMUNITY SINGS” Chairman, Program Committee
MARCH THIRTEENTH
Florence Prentice 723 North Washington
Junior Ensemble — 7:15 p. m.
Treble Clef Chorus — 7:45 p. m.
“GREAT BRITAIN—THE ROCK OF AGES’’
Chairman, Nina Waterman
Assisted by: Jessie LaHaye, Leona Hangen,
Jennie Snelleman, Ann Anderson, Lillian Rogers,
Helen Louise Smith, Mary Shriver,
Marguerite Collett, Gladys Louise Fergeson
Musettes ....................Cora Newbold
Assisting Hostesses: Dorothy Engel, Julia Beth
MARCH TWENTY-SEVENTH
Jessie LaHaye 310 South Jefferson
Junior Ensemble — 7:15 p. m.
Treble Clef Chorus — 7:45 p. m.
“THE ITALY OF GOLDEN SONG”
Chairman, Laura McCormick
Assisted by: Mildred Hollingsworth, Florence Prentice,
Constance Alexander, Katharine Altman,
Carra Wheeler, Martha Orb,
Ella Taylor,
Jessie LaHaye, Senior Ensemble
Assisting Hostesses: Lillian Rogers, Thelma Porter
APRIL TENTH
Edith Archer 309 North B
Junior Ensemble — 7:15 p. m.
Treble Clef Chorus — 7:45 p. m.
“COLOR AND RHYTHM DOWN
SOUTH AMERICAN WAY”
Chairman, Florence Prentice
Assisted by: Ruth Sanner, Wilma Byler, Dorothy Engel,
Esther McNair, Ruth McConnell, Jennie Snelleman,
Juanita Wyatt, Martha Orb
Ethel Hyten, Junior Ensemble
Assisting Hostesses: Ella Taylor, Cora Newbold
APRIL TWENTY-FOURTH
Knowles Home 421 West Third
One Guest
Treble Clef Presents JEANNE KNOWLES QUINN in
ORIGINAL COMPOSITIONS
Hostesses: Ruth Sanner, Leona Hangen, Martha O. Smith
MAY EIGHTH
Methodist Church Basement Covered Dish
Program by New Members Hostesses appointed by the President
MAY THIRTEENTH
Presbyterian Church Guests
Fourteenth Annual Mother’s Day Program
Lavonne Cann Morris, Organist assisted by Treble Clef Chorus
BY-LAWS OF TREBLE CLEF CLUB
Article I. Name
The name of this club shall be “TREBLE CLEF CLUB”.
Article II. Purpose
The purpose of the club shall be a thoughtful study of music and the illustrations of the subject being studied.
Article III. Meetings
1. The meetings of the club shall be held every two weeks on Tuesday evening at 7:45.
2. The place of these meetings shall be in the homes of the members.
Article IV. Membership
1. There shall be four classes of members: Active, Assoc ate, Non-resident and Honorary.
2. The number of active members shall be limited to forty. All active members shall consider themselves honorbound, as far as possible, to study the subjects under consideration by the club, and to perform all program and committee work assigned them.
3. Associate members shall be entitled to all the privileges of the club, except voting and guest privileges, and may become active members at any time there is a vacancy.
4. Non-resident members shall be those removed from the city.
5. Honorary membership may be conferred upon any person who has been a benefactor of the club to an unusual degree.
Article V. Election of Members
1. There shall be only as many names presented for membership as there are vacancies to fill.
2. Any persons nominated for membership in this club shall be entitled to such membership unless written objections are presented against them.
3. If an active member shall have any objections to a person nominated for membership, she shall present her objections in writing to the Executive Committee during the week following the presentation of said person’s name. It shall then be the duty of the Executive Committee to investigate the objections and report its findings to the club, before the proposed member shall be voted upon.
4. If, after the report of the Executive Committee, the proposed member is still found objectionable, she shall be rejected on ballot of those present by three votes in the negative, not be voted upon until the next regular meeting.
5. Names presented for membership shall
6. The Secretary shall notify in writing, newly elected members of their election to the club, and shall submit a copy of the By-Laws to each.
Article VI. Officers
1. The officers shall be: President, Vice President, Secretary-Treasurer, Press Reporter, Chorus Director, Librarian, Chorus Accompanist and Historian.
2. In election of officer, nomination shall be made from a nominating committee, such committee being appointed by the President.
Article VII. Duty of Officers
1. The duty of the President shall be to preside over the general meetings.
2. The duty of the Vice-President shall be to act as President in the absence of the President and to act as chairman of the year book committee.
3. The duties of the Secretary-Treasurer shall be to call the roll, keep the minutes, and collect the dues and fines from the members.
4. The duty of the Press Reporter shall be to report each meeting to the newspaper on the day following each meeting.
5. The duty of the Chorus Director will be to have charge of the chorus work and select music for chorus practice.
6. The duty of the Librarian shall be to take charge of all music belonging to the club.
7. The duty of the Chorus Accompanist shall be to accompany the chorus at all rehearsals and performances.
8. The duty of the Historian shall be to compile and maintain complete record of all club activities.
Article VIII. Dues and Fines
1. The dues for active members shall be $1.50 a year.
2. A fine of twenty-five cents shall be paid by active members absent from more than three regular meetings of the club year.
3. A member not paying all fines and dues by the last regular meeting of each club year be automatically dropped from membership.
Amendments
4. Dues for Associate members shall be $2.00 per year.
5. Dues for Non-resident members shall be $0.50 per year.
6. Honorary members shall be exempt from all dues.
Article IX. Year Book
A year book shall be compiled at the beginning of each season, containing the list of officers, of members, and the program for the year.
Article X.
In all meetings of the club, Roberts “Rules of Order” shall be the authority on parliamentary law.
Article XI.
Any member of the club who does not intend to be at the meeting shall notify the hostess not later than noon of the same day.
Article XII.
Any member absent three consecutive meetings shall not be considered an active member unless absent through sickness, or out of town.
Article XIII. Amendment
The Program Committee shall consist of five members and the Vice-President as ex-officio chairman of said committee. The other four members shall be elected at the annual election; two of whom shall be elected at the first election after the adoption of this amendment, and shall hold office for a period of one year, and the other two members shall hold office for a period of two years; at the annual election of 1931 and each succeeding election thereafter two members shall be elected to said committee to hold office for a term of two years.
Original Format
Small bound program booklet approximately 4" wide X 6 1/2" tall, in handprinted cover, with typewritten pages, and bound with a ribbon.