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VOL. 4.
THE INTERE T OF OTTERBEI
WESTERVILLE, OHIO,
ar ina
COLLEGE
APRIL 11, 1921.
PHIDELAH RICE I HI?HLY ENJOYED /
No. 25.
GIRLS' CABINET ENJOYS OUTING
Entertains Large Audience With · Clever Interpretation of Popuiar
Retiring and Inco~ing Officers of Y. W. C. A. Take Annual Excur sion to Worthington
Comedy, " David Garrick." LAST LYCEUM NUMBER
FINE TIME REPORTED
Reader Proves Ability by Skilful Impersonation of Numerous and
Devotional and Business Interests of Association Considered In Two Day Meeting
Varying Characters
The la st numb e r of the itizen's 'the inhabitant .o f our quiet little Lecture Co urse for 1920-21 wa given neighbor-town, Worthingto11, will la t aturday evening in the Cot'tege never be the same again, o r at lea t ha pe l when Phide lah R ice, reader not while the memory of t he recen t and imper onato r, ente r tained a cabinet party live and it will live a large and apprec iative audience. long a certain n inetee n, feminine, Mr. Rice is a reader of unusual Cochran Ha ll heart continue to pal J. Ruskin Howe, ' 21 John W . George, '22 pi tate. ability and wa at hi best in his in Retiring Editor Retir~ng Business Manager terpretation of the tliree act comedy Mr . navely chaperoned the old J. Ru kin Howe ret ir s thi week The Bu ine Manager of a college and new Y. "David Garrick." . c~b inets to the T he charac ter of the play were from the edito r hip of the Tan and publication can well be called t he un Centra l Hotel, Worth ington, on at Very cleverly impe r onated a nd the ardinal. Mr. Howe during hi term heralded hero. Working faithfu lly and urday afternoon whe re they we re en of office has achieved eminent ucce quietly without oliciting o r receiving tertained unti l 4:00 p. m., unday. Undivided attentio n of t he and abl e a have b en the editor of any popular · ovation, the Busine Truck ride , rain, now, erenade . wa a ubtle compliment tt~rbein_ publication , we can truth Manager perform a duty, upon the ac games-all contributed to the "wonreader. u Jv <ay that i-u e,,_~ 1 iv 3 f1"ilit and cQHJpli ·h ,~ ·hich cl p ads t'1~ d r !" tirr e vhicl, r p rr d. T his numb er closes th Le ·tu:r pur. ly edit9ria l w-;; rk n~ d itor ha li fe of the pape r. \Ve ta ke t hi op whil e th o eat !-th a t chick n ! 'o ur e, very number of w hich ha ever urpa d th retiring editor of po rtunity to e.xteud to Mr. Georg the m-m- m l been of the highe t quality a nd ha the Tan a11d Cardinal. fr. Ho , e ha h arty thank and deep appreciation of The party wa not only a "rip-roar hee'n muc h enjoyed and app reciated taken the Tan and Ca rdina l, alway a the Tan and ardinal taff and Otter ing" good time but a profitable eYent hy local lyceum-lovers. paper of merit, and placed it in the bein stu_dent body for hi untiring and ( outinued on page five.) foremo t rank of Ohio collegiate pub efficient admini tration. Mr. George FACULTY RECITAL PLEASES lication . Mr. Howe is de erving of merit pecfal m ntion in that he a BISHOP MATHEWS PASS E S Otterbein' inc re t than k for the urned fu ll control of the finances of o competently ac the paper in the midd le of the year H onored Churchman and Loyal Sup l.! isses Robinson and Wright Enter service he ha and with a new, expanded program. compli hed. tain Large Audience with porter of College Dies After 0
Exceptional Program
CLEIO SENIOR SESSION
SENIOR OPEN SESSION
Long and Useful Career.
Io the death la t . unday morning
· inging before an aporeciative audi Btc that practically filled Lambert and ably as i ted by Mi gne b _r i ht, piani t, in tructor in Otterl~;n. n rvatory of. Mu ic, Mi ui e Robin on, opra110. a l o a ~~ern_ber of the faculty of the chool of · u 1c pre nted a mo t plea ing pro &rarn of 011g Wedn dav . evening.
Philalethean Seniors Render Firte Pro- Cleiorhetean Seniors Feature Annual Bi bop G. M. Mathew , tbe nit d Event With Two Cleverly gram of Literary, Musical and Brethren hu one of it mo t Interpreted Plays. faithful work tterbein olDramatic Numbers. ge ne of it' loyal upport r . La t Thur day eveni11g in Philo Phila let hea he ld her annual enior BL:lOp M wa · raduat d Open e ion Thur day e".ening, April phron; an Hall, lei rhetea maintained m Otterbei 0. He attended h r u tfal high literary tandard iu her 7. very intcre ting program wa ne Th ol~gica mi11ary and wa giv n by the twelve enior girl . aduated from n Biblical Loi Clark ang •;,Ro e in ~be ~ud ', ram wer the one act pla , 'The mi nary in 1 72. H iv ct' hi D . . Mi Robin on howed admirable Jlldgm en t 111 . t I1 • o f h r ong by :For ter, and May ight by Ro tof Pead " by fary Ro .i: evitt degr e from La iver ity in lect10n Edna and h r ren d'1tton . h Geor e in a plea ing manner. Ida J under th direction of H 76. From 1 76 w,til 1902, he rvh wa -ceII nt. 11e1Jing and ~(arjor~ M:iller Hooper, and the two-act comedy, "The as a Per. onality that j plea ing, and fari the church in ma,ny official capacia P01. , a pa t fer e that make he,r audience at plea ed the audience WJth t~ ir ,; kdlf~l Return of D borah" by Emilie H . rendering of -Paul '\Yach apt i- alloway under the direction of 1.li nt, and o ea from the fir t. Th · cante". l\.fary hambcrlain.' The charact r u1 literafur or cl . econd group of her ong , inIn her addre , "The Traveler'', each of the e play were very cl ver 1902 and ha d ,, ll ding "Faltering Du k", by Kramer, Helen Bechtolt likened opportunity to ly portrayed by the member of the gr at z al a e · · Fl ower", b tar" • bY Roger , " pint a traveler who ent r only into the e11ior la . The piano olo by Flor dutie a bi l Y Carupbell-Tipton a11d "There i o Dcath" b hou e w here a welcome i prepared ence Rob rt and \iirgiuia \,V 1f add num rou colle ' a P . , Y O 'Hara, wa pecially apfor hu:i1 and who be tow gift on ly ed m uch to th plea ure of the event. Pre idcnt of the Ant r~~~ated by the audienc . In e..xtemporaneo u peaking Mr. and the author of on ll•,1 w . h . upon th~ e w ho are eager to give h im llofi• " ri t who played Rachmau1.a w !come. Jay ne poke for P h ilopbron a and in tb Li£ of Today. by D reoade", and "Juba Dance", Eve lyn Darling in her "Remi n i - Hr. Harmon for Philomathea. Prof. con£ rred the degr ,v eft captivafed her: hearer by her of L. I:. D. up011 lciorhetea and mr on him in 1912. fa de rfu 1 inter pretation, and· her cence ", reco unted many inte r tin g A ltma11 favo red 1 u tie t c h u1q . ue. fr iend with an inlere ting talk, and tr 'b he a l o con- incident of h r fo ur year Bi hop Math w wa characteriz d M' r . Gantz and fr . Ditmer v, ry by a pirit of opti1ni m and zeal. In 01 ,u t d to the ucce of Mis Ro bin- letbea. The ecoud pa r t of the program wa clevedy voic d the intere t and appre- hi official dutie be wa d iUgent and 11 solo , w ith her p rfect a ccom ( Con tinued on page two.) ciation of the Alumnae. (Continued on page two.)' (Continued on page five.)
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