Meeting Covers Russian Music Origin and Orchestra Notes
Mrs Kidojin ML Belles led a Music club gathering at Mys J A Bougug home yesterday afternoon. Guests and members discussed Russian music origins and performed program pieces by Copland and others with student replacements from the University school of fine arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
F. E. Kester
Kansas City
Kansas
Mothers’ League
E. E. Trueblood
Terry Gaskill
Is W. Laxman
BE. B. Gift
C. M. Clark
Clara Beach
J. R. Topping
L. Bigsby
America
Crawford McClung
Alfred Jehle
Edgar McClung
C. H. Larcem
Elen�s remark about bloomers and a rumble seat car
Elen once refused bloomers but conceded after discovering a car with a rumble seat. The quip highlights how novelty features can change opinions and fashion choices.
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Elen
Local clubs host bridge luncheons and society events
A busy Thursday through Friday calendar features Mrs L N Lewis and Mrs Hugh Ninna hosting bridge luncheons at Hotel El Ade, Green Owl, and Coronial tea room. The Double Dozen and Les Demoiselles clubs hold card games with prizes, while the Mothers League and Women's Council plan Kansas day programs and meetings. A plate supper at Union School, a dinner for husbands, a progressive dance, and social hours circulate among club members and guests.
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L. N. Lewis
Hugh Ninna
Elade
O W Bridge Club
Roytin
Green Owl
Gmn Kappa Alumnae
PLA Skofstaderry
H. L. Dunker
T. D. Dunk
Bridgettes
Charles * Laming
C. 5. Boeker
Ares
Karl Klooz
Frank Smith
M.P. M. Bridge Club
Colonial Tea Room
Jolly Dozen
D. K Rice
Birthday Party For Misses Evans And Weickert
The Misses Merle Evans and Minnie Weickert celebrated birthdays with guests including Miss Gale Evans and Miss Mildred Elder. Bridge scores were tallied by Miss Gale Evans and Miss Mildred Elder as attendees list continued with Miss Weickert, Mrs. Guy Albright, and others. The New York school Parent-Teacher association held an informal party for Sixth A pupils before they move to junior high, featuring a Valentine motif and refreshments. Mrs. Harry Shepard presided over the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
E. F. Teleston
Lavy
Grace Thomsier
Sula Pelle Welly
Merna Emrick Ar Thewer
Opal Jayne Kennady
Wil Istress
Suzanne Aisolo
Roberta Briever
I Grow Up
Ruth Mary Thinkin
Elizabeth Usin
Dorothy Hultz
A. Jymn
Martha Cowgill
Plecta Kindelesper
Lynn
Opal Jayne Kennedy
Prancesiver
Merle Evans
Minnie Weickert
Gale Evans
Mildred Elder
Miss Weickert
Miss Evans
Peggy Knotts
Guy Albright
Mary Elder
Walker
New York
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A1. E. Ober
Kes Radcliffe
Maxine’ Fisher
Wichi
Gus Morawetz
Treshments
John £ Uler
Emr Renen
Alis Dorothy J
Ratliff Sehapley
R. Av Das‘s ’, John Thoma Eugenit Green ‘and
Ann
Robie
Opyright
Publishers Studies
Agnes Mary White
Union School
Women’s Council of the
First Christian Church
C. E. de
Vore
Proram
Les Demoiselles Bridge Club
W.H. Batts
Clarence Dahlene
Howard Moore
EK. P. Myers
Lloyd Schleifer
Harry Craig
Lester Reber
Ernest Bigsby
Howard: Moore
Potts
Maine Street
Double Dozen
Loyal Ladies Class
Methodist Sunday School
J. R. West
Volue
Mass
Flowerfone
University
Ida Hundley
F. H
Simons
John Wade
A. R.“Olmsted
F. V1
Ma Handley
Mary Mick
Carl Rarick
Mick
G. R. Fredwik
Phil Olmsted
D. K. Rice
Harold Walker
Hon
Massachusetts
Eldridge
Nelly Don
Shantung
Lynndon and
Dona Lee
The
Parent-Teacher Association
Harry Shepard
Parenteacher Association
Poind Exters Store
Ie Ae
Beldings
Mich
Bargain
Walter Booth
Irving
Otto Fischer
Lawrence
Myers and Son
Fansher Shoe Store
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