Dramatic Week Opens With Student Theatre Charm
The Pella drama department staged two dramatic events before Christmas. Miss Maude Scheerer presented He and She by Rachel Crothers, praised for her range and character shifts. The next evening Chrestos Delphi performed The Goose Hangs High, a modern American drama about a family during the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chresto Delphi
Miss Scheerer
Chrestos
Delphi
Spencer de Jong
Handel Selected Watchman as a beacon over the land
A cryptic verse fragment notes Handel Selected Watchman as a guiding beacon spreading light across the earth, inviting travelers and observers to reflect on age and birthplace as its beams rise.
Family clash play contrasts with mothers career choice
The play shows children and grandmother steering outcomes while the father, John Kooreman, asserts authority yet steps back to preserve self-respect. The piece contrasts with the prior night’s focus on a mother choosing her career, highlighting strong ensemble acting and themes of independence and family roles. Dean Pietenpol and Coach Winters attended the Des Moines conference. The football schedule lists Sept 25 night game at Grinnell or Coe, Oct 2 Buena Vista, Oct 10 Culver-Stockton, Oct 17 Iowa Wesleyan, Oct 24 Dubuque, Oct 30 Parsons, Nov 11 Penn, Nov 20 Simpson. The season includes one out-of-state game and six conference foes. The basketball opener was 83-18 against University of Commerce of Des Moines, with Newton YMC A to follow. The annual football banquet is Thursday at George Gaass's home. Dormitory Christmas party featured a tree, games, carols, Santa Claus, and treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Pietenpol
Winters
Des Moines
Grinnell
Coe College
Buena Vista
Culver-Stockton
Iowa Wesleyan
Zomecoming
Dubuque University
Parsons
Penn
Simpson
Central
University of Commerce of Des Moines
Newton
Newton Y. M. C. A
George Gaass
Echoes of Prayer Week at First Church in Pella
After Rev Dame closed the last sermon at First Church in Pella, attendees felt uplifted and satisfied. The series on the ideal home as a Godly home inspired students faculty and townspeople, with the Religious Life Committee thanking campus and town groups for cooperation. Surplus funds will fund next year’s Annual Day of Prayer for Colleges and Dean Pietenpol attended the athletic departments meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dame
Pella
Pietenpol
Christmas Party plans and student council notes
The Student Council announced an all school Christmas party for Thursday at 10 45 am with carols and special group entertainments and a rumored Santa arrival. The Student Volunteers elected officers for next year Herbert Van Wyk as president Charles Unger as vice president Everett Van Engelenhoven as secretary treasurer Cornelius Muyskens as corresponding secretary. Vacation begins Friday as many students and some faculty head home for the holidays while alumni and guests may visit Pella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Jennie Kuyper
Herbert van Wyk
Charles Unger
See
Everett van Engelenhoven
Cornelius Muyskens
Pella
Mrs. Arie Meyer Dies After Illness at 46
Friends in this city mourn the death of Mrs. Arie Meyer who died Saturday evening at 7 30 oclock in Oakdale sanitarium after two months as a patient and a longer prior illness She was 46 daughter of Mr and Mrs William Van Rheenen She survived by husband a daughter Veda son Donald several brothers and sisters Funeral services were held at the home near Galesburg and at the Reformed church Interment Grace Land cemetery The bereaved family has the sympathy of many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arie Meyer
Oakdale Sanitarium
Meyer
William van Rheenen
Veda
Donald
Galesburg
The
Reformed Church
Graceland Cemetery
Sin Takes a Holiday at Des Moines Orpheum
At the Orpheum Theatre Des Moines the RKO Orpheum will continue Sin Takes a Holiday through December 20. Star Constance Bennett plays a homely stenographer turned stylish society woman as Kenneth MacKenna Basil Rathbone and Rita La Roy support her. The program also features Irene Vermillion and a vaudeville act in Class a lively dance number and ensemble performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RKO Orpheum
Des Moines
Constance Bennett
Miss Bennett
Kenneth MacKenna
Basil Rathbone
Rita LaRoy
Paris
RKO
Irene Vermillion
Miss Vermillion
Once a Gentleman and Veil of Comedy at Des Moines RKO
Opening Sunday December at the RKO Orpheum Des Moines is the clever comedy Once a Gentleman starring Edward Everett Horton and Lois Wilson directed by James Cruze. A merry tale of mistaken identity follows a valet's vacation as he acts like a gentleman with witty dialog and bright performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudia Coleman
Miss Coleman
Lassiter Brothers
Frank
Warren
RKO Orpheum
Des Moines
Edward Everett Horton
Lois Wilson
James Cruze
Cruve
Harry Holmes
H. H
Deviners
Esther Deeter
Terpsichore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss
Chresto-Delphi
Red
Standard Oil
Franklin and
East First Streets
Southwest Corner Square
Plette’s
Briardale
First Reformed Church
Messiah
Gertrude van Oostrum
Handel
Gruber Handel
Luther Handel
Israel
Isaiah
Peace
God
Mary
Joseph
Jesus
Bethlehem
Redner
Harrington
Edith le Cocq
Shepherds Congregation
Gruber
405 Willis
Hark
Herald Angels
Mendelssohn
Lord Jesus
Willis
Gabriel
Barton
John Kooreman
Bulova
Orpheum Theatre
Milady
de Jong Floral Company
Pella, Iowa
Ulrich’s Meat Market
Vander Linden & Schilder
South Side Square