University club hosts informal dinner with Dean Werner
The University club plans an informal dinner on Thursday February 24 at 6 30 pm with host Dean and Mrs Henry Werner. Chancellor Lindley will speak on Mexico From a Car Window. Newcomers club held a tea at Mrs E D Hay's yesterday featuring Washington Lincoln models and red white blue candles.
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E. H. Lindley
Mexico
E. D. Hay
Lincoln
Mount Vernon
F. N. Raymond
E. F. Engel
Karl Baldwin
Japan
Waldemar Gelich
G. F. Metcalf
Andre Gronicka
Germany
Social Happenings and Milestones Across Kansas City
In Kansas City area notes, Miss Jane Howe departs for Honolulu to work as an laboratory technician at Queen’s Hospital after earning an A B from the University of Kansas. Dr H H Lane marks his sixtieth birthday with a zoology faculty dinner and Sigma Xi lecture. Mr. and Mrs. William R Smith celebrate their sixtieth wedding anniversary in the house at 1818 Rhode Island Street. The Midland Rural club met with eight members and the next gathering is set for March 3 hosted by Mrs E C Bussing. A group of Girl Scouts from troop five is noted in early planning stages with Mrs C E involved.
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May Sterling
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E W. Martin
Memorial Hospital
Minnie Waldron
Valentine party hosts and Scout work highlight school event
Tefft leads a Valentine party at a New York school with hostesses Elsie Morgan Nadine Clark Alma Corp Mildred Blaylock and Mary Smit. Scouts sing and exchange carnations. Guests and mothers enjoy refreshments.
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New York School
Elsie Morgan
Nadine Clark
Alma Corp
Mildred Blaylock
Mary Smit
New York P T A meeting honors founders and hosts Cubs
A candle lighting service featured nine women led by the sixth grade with talks by past presidents and Mrs. Popplewell on the Woodlawn P T A history. Founders day observances included a mothers chorus, elected officers, and Cub Scout den announcements. Community groups gathered for social hours and a Kansas Engineering Society banquet followed by a multi act program and an illustrated lecture on the Far Eastern Situation.
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Willard Hodge
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Mildred Kirkham
Personalities and Weekend Visits Across Several States
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Harter of Harrisonville Missouri visit Lawrence for the weekend. Carl T. Sloan of Jeannette Pennsylvania plans a weekend with his daughter Norma Sloan at the Pi Beta Phi house in Lawrence. Mary Louise Adams of Bartlesville Ohio will spend Sunday with Eleanor Allen on her return to Stephens College in Columbia Missouri. Ray Wright returns from a two week trip to New Orleans for a Provident Mutual Life convention where he placed nineteenth among 1 200 members, then visits a brother in Beaumont Texas. Dr and Mrs J M Mott called to Goodland Kansas for the illness of Mrs Basil Mitchell of Wichita. L A McBratney of Belleville and Mr and Mrs John Way of Kansas City Missouri attend Floyd W Salvesen's funeral tomorrow. Agnes Ellerbrook of Long Beach California also comes for the funeral.
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Harrisonville
Homer Allison
Carl T. Sloan
Jeannette
Lawrence
Norma Sloan
Pi Beta Phi
Mary Louise Adams
Bartlesville
Ohio
Eleanor Allen
Columbia
Stephens College
Ray Wright
New Orleans
Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company
Wright
Beaumont
Tex
J. M. Mott
Goodland
Kan
Mott
Bar Meeting Postponed To Next Friday
A dinner meeting of the Fourth Judicial Bar association planned at the Hotel Eldridge this evening has been postponed to next Friday due to weather conditions.
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Fourth Judicial Bar Association
Eldridge
Symphony to feature University of Kansas fine arts program
The University of Kansas Symphony Orchestra of 90 musicians performs at Hoch Auditorium on Sunday at 4. The program includes Rimsky Korsakov's A Russian Easter conducted by Karl Euersteiner plus Bach Mendelssohn Burleigh and Schumann pieces by soloists Ruth Orcutt Allie Merle Conger and Frank Cunkle. The event is free to the public.
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Hoch Auditorium
University Symphony Orchestra
Rimsky-Korsakoff
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Bach
Mendelssohn
H. T. Burleigh
Schumann
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Allie Merle Conger
University
Raymond Stuhl
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Walter Mourant
Cunkle
Tryouts Held For Alice In Wonderland Role
About 40 girls and young women auditioned for the part of Alice in the upcoming production at Eagles hall. Mrs. Deal reported today that many newcomers had little acting experience yet showed great potential during the sessions.
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Eagles Hall
Cast tryouts announce next week for Crude Consumption Down play
Final results of the tryouts will be announced next week and casting will continue after the selection of Alice. The production, a Crude Consumption Down company project from St. Louis, is under way with casting delays noted. Shell Petroleum announces a roughly ten percent cut in daily average crude output.
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Alice
St. Louis
Shell Petroleum Company
Company reduces refinery intake to curb layoffs
The firm reported intake reductions at several refineries, including one at Arkarids City Kan, kept to a minimum to spread employment and avoid large layoff at any single plant.
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Arkarids City
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