Social club notices and spring bridge party roundup
A long list of society clubs meets at the Evans Hearth and Colonial tea room with bridge luncheons, receptions, and guest attendances. Miss Mona Simpson leaves for Wallace Idaho for a May 3 wedding. parties feature lilacs tulips and pastel arrangements. prizes go to Mrs. Wayne McCoy Mrs. Sol Marks Mrs. Charles Radcliffe and Mrs. T. G. Fitch. Mrs. George J. Kirchhoff Jr and others entertain. nursing and church groups host programs and tours. upcoming spring party at the Country Club and Corbin Hall events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Johnson
Madge Bullene
Max Wilhelm
Evans Hearth
Trinity. Lutheran Church
Ralph Achning
EB. O
Ohio Street
A. B. Ewing
Charles Dicker
B. F. Payne
N. LC
Educational Council of Lawrence
George A. Mills
Eldridge
Wayne McCoy
Sol Marks
Charles Radcliffe
T. G. Fitch
Cecil Hough
J. B. McAnally
Tulsa
Okla
Mra
George J. Kirchhoff, Jr
Floyd Rankin
Colonial Tea Room
M. S. Winter
Hovey Hansa
Max Wilhelmi
Aunt Het at Quillen Comic Exchange
In a humorous quip Amy declares she has no right to kick and reveals she got drunk with him while courting. She now thinks he should quit because she has somehow landed him, reflecting a light gossiping mood from the strip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy
Appointed Goodrich Manager at Silvertown Tire Store
Gilbert Francis has been appointed manager of the Goodrich Silvertown Tire Store at 916 Massachusetts Street, succeeding Jata R. W. Harpe. Francis assumes leadership of the store and will oversee daily operations, customer service, and local tire sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodrich
Gilbert Francis
Silvertown ‘Tire
Massachusetts Street
Jata
R. W. Harpe
Eunice Norton to perform on University Young Artist program
Eunice Norton, a concert pianist, will appear Monday evening in Hoch auditorium as part of the annual Young American Artist program at the University of Kansas. Dean Swarthout praised her as a premiere young artist, with Norton recently acclaimed in New York and linked to notable engagements, including a Rotterdam visit with Paderewski. Norton arrives Monday morning from New York for the Lawrence appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Norton
Lawrence
Hoch Auditorium
D. M. Swarthout
Miss Norton
New York
Evelyn Swarthout
Deg Swarthout
National Broadcasting Artist Service
Rotterdam
Paderewski
Wenist
Minneapolis
Sis Norton
New York City
University
Personal notes from area residents and visitors
The column lists several local and visiting individuals. Rev. Joseph F. King travels to McPherson to speak at a student conference with David Angevine. Mrs. A. A. Van Sickle returns from Hunnewell after a funeral. The piece notes Thomas Moore’s widow and son Harry Moore’s KU years, Lula Krom’s Goodland visit, Obed Thompson’s Madison trip for a death, Henry A. Burdick’s Lawrence visit, the Darsts from Detroit with plans to sail to England, and Mary V. St. Clair arriving in Chicago for a few weeks’ stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. King
McPherson
McPherson College
David Angevine
K. U
Y.M.C.A
Mr. King
A. A. van Sickle
Hunnewell
Thomas Moore
Harry Moore
Henry A. Burdick
St. Louis
Lawrence
Darst
Detroit
Mich
Harry Hutchings
Lillian Brooks
Darsts
England
Mary V. St. Clair
Chicago
Local Social Notes and Travel Updates
Mr and Mrs J B St Clair Mrs St Clair served as house mother to Chi Omega sorority for years Prof and Mrs W H Horr depart for a field trip to southern state to gather botanical specimens Mrs Horrs mother Mrs M Agee of St Joseph MO cares for their young son David Mrs C G Perkins returns from visit with son Eugene Perkins Bartlesville OK Mrs Fred Clarke recovers well from an operation at Trinity Lutheran Hospital Kansas City MO
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair
Chi Omega
W. H. Horr
Bright Yellow Pants Spark Campus Dread Fashion
Bob Corey, a Lawrence man known for bold style, drew cheers at K U Central Ad building in Canary yellow trousers opposed by classmates. The scene sparked chatter about fashion provocation and a playful campus mood amid upcoming events including a dinner of E U student council officers and Gard’s departure for summer theater work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan
K. U
Bob Corey
Bob
Central Ad
Corey
Kansas beer test gadget speeds lab work in new law era
In a Kansas lab a French instrument lets chemists estimate alcohol in beer in six minutes by comparing temperatures in two containers of water and brew, replacing an hour and a half method. If test shows above 3.2 percent, a second instrument gives absolute content. Meanwhile, Irene Peabody and Meribah Moore head to Crete Neb to sing with Doane College chorus and Allene Bennett headlines the KFKU violin recital at 9:45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Henry Werner
Irene Peabody
Meribah Moore
School of Fine Arts
Crete
Neb
K. U
Doane’s College Chorus
Doane
Charles Sager
K. U. School of Fine Arts
KU Music Series on Air Through May Broadcasts
University of Kansas radio station KFRU will air twelve programs tied to Music Week and the National Band festival starting May 1. Talent from Music Week will be recorded at the KFKU studio. Highlights include May 1 two piano recital by Orene Yowell and William Leech, May 3 Spanish musicale, May 4 Music as a Career Today by D. M. Swarthout, KU orchestra under Karl O. Euersteiner, May 5 Lawrence Memorial high school choir, May 6 boy chorus, and May 7 excerpts from the opera The Day of Gayomai plus KU men's glee club. The May 8 festival concert will be from the University auditorium with 700 band musicians and 900 singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mona Simpson
Wallace
Ida
Patrick McManus
Engineering School
University of Kansas
McManus
Worthington Company
Seattle
Wallace, Ida
Miss Simpson
Douglas County Relief Office
Court House
Canada
Orene Yowell
Kansas City
Kan
William Leech
Oskaloosa
Spanish Musicale
Arthur Owe
D. M. Swarthout
School of Nine Arts
University of Kansas Orchestra
Karl O. Euersteiner
Lawrence Memorial High
A "Sippel
J O, Williams
Lawrence
Mabel "Barnhart
Charles Sanford Skirlton
University of Kansas Men's Glee Club
Joseph Wilkins
Laurel Everett Anderson
University Auditorium
National music festival program to feature Gretel scene
The national music festival will present portions of Hansel and Gretel on Tuesday May 11 at 3 13 p m. Mu Pat Epsilon and Prof Robert Calderwood will present parts of the opera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mu Pat Epsilon
Robert Calderwood
Hansel and Gretel
Musical Program Listed for Rotary Club Meeting
Lawrence Rotarians will salute Music Web at their Monday luncheon program featuring University of Kansas School of Fine Arts students. John Andrews Miss Orewe Vowell and William Leech will perform several piano numbers. Charles Neiswender baritone from Topeka will sing with Lucille Wagner from Iola accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
John Andrews
Orewe Vowell
Kansas City
Kan
William Leech
Oskaloosa
Charles Neiswender
Topeka
Lucille Wagner
Iola
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Noffsinger Guild
First Christian Church
Myers Hall
Mamie Skaggs
Africa
Opal Dulaney
S. W. Slaughter
Agnes Romary
Ruth Haggard
S Éng
Ray
1 Davison
Hazel Waddle
Museum of
Mis Ream
Afrirea
Earl Woodford
John Howard
Woodford
Clara Roswell
Valley Chapel Farm Bureau Club
Frank Hase
M. D. Flory
Loretta Shaw
Mabel Shaw
Aubrey Fishburn
Home Aid Society
E. W. Parsons
H. FE. Anderson
J. A. Davis
Carl Graeber
Frank Lescher
J. W. Howard
Bertha Strahl
A. R. Waldron
N. C. Lindstrom
En Regle Contract Club
Thomas Larrick
5. C. Hinshaw
FE. C. W. Club
Ralph van Bebber
A.A. Green
Educational Council of Lawrence Teachers
Country Club
Laverne Craig
Frances Hardtaker
Mary Belle Weilstein
The
Presbyterian Church
H. E. Eustace
Rhode Island Street
H. E. Cummings
N.S.C. Bridge
Will Chariton
A. B. Weaver
Bridgettes
Tillicum Lodge
Haskell
Mabel Mallory
Elizabeth Tuttle
Fannie Murphy
R. A. Schwegler
Richard Zimmerman
Sybil Malm
Lillian Black
Margaret. Schumann
Margaret Finnerty
Lola Craig
Louise Nelson
Hazel Dawson
Leila K. Black
Chris Miller
J. A. Bogue
Wilbur Sawyer
Miller
Buel Overton
Cecil Button
Charles Ice
W. C. Stockert
Kappa Alpha Theta
Memorial Union Building
P. H. Klinkenberg
Belle Wilmot
L. C. Harris
Eva Oakes
Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Southampton
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Duke of Windsor
Edward
Baltimore
Music Week
Ohio
E. U. Men’s Student Council
Evans
Bob Gard
Fraser Theater
Oaks Bluff
Mass
Martha's Vineyard Island
Phidelah Rice Playhouse
Cornell University
Cornell
Usurel
Prof
Union Ballroom
Corbin Hall
KFKU
Allene Bennett
Winfield
KFAKU
Concerto
Vwarda
KFRU
Weatch Furniture CO
Massachusetts
Dresses
Penneys
Semora Thas
Kaynee
Rotary Club
Frances Denney
Frances Denney Weaver
Keene
Montgomery Ward
Null Optical CO
Royal Shoe Store
C. M. Sanders
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