Piano Recital by Mrs. W. B. Mao Pupils Tomorrow Evening
Mrs. W B Mao presents two groups of her pupils in a piano recital tomorrow at 7 oclock at her Bowerton home. The program includes multiple piano duets and solos featuring students such as Howard Stephenson Thompson Penny and Mrs Dalton, Vera Moon, Stanley Penny, Ward Jane Kirchhoff, Sara Underwood, and others with works by Schubert Mozart Scarlatti Moszkowski and more. Guests and attendees noted among local society circles are listed along with engagement announcements and luncheon events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B.mao
Bowerton
Pala O.uw
Howard Stephenson
Blue Bells
Scotland
Thompson Charles Penny
Dalton Duani
Thompson Sara Underwood
ORL
Ecescome
Ecessecone
Rockafield
Virgina Hazletticket
Thompson
Austin Turney
Wendy
Robyn
Nancy VanBebber
Edgar Burton Williams
Gong
India
Donna
Sue Landrith
Chiquito
Berna
Doris Edmiston
Bolfeggietto de Bach
Roberta Kackley
Cece Timi
Porothy
Schubert
Zechner Erna Carl
Bhtincelles
Moszkowski
Martha Dooley
Scarlatti
Erna Carl and
Olga Carl
Social notes of travelers with families visiting Lawrence
Miss Helen Skilton has returned to New York after almost a year in Europe with her father Prof. C. S. Skilton. Mr. and Mrs. C W Russell of Galveston are in Lawrence with relatives. Harold C Urey and three children arrive to visit Miss Bess Daum and Miss Kate Daum. Bess Daum departs tomorrow for an extended tour including California and Yellowstone. Urey is a Columbia University chemist and Nobel laureate for heavy water. Margaret Kreider leaves tonight for Estes Park to attend Cheley camp for girls returning Sept 1. Calvin Perkins of Greensboro is visiting cousins Delbert and Carl Perkins. Bayles family motor trip to Oregon. Ledvetter family from Albemarle arrives to visit grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Skilton
Europe
C. S. Skilton
New York
Paul Dinsmoor
Chicago
C. W. Russell
Galveston
Tex
Lawrence
Harold C. Urey
Kate Daum
Iowa City
Bess Daum
California
Northwest
Yellowstone National Park
Urey
Columbia University
Margaret Kreider
Estes Park
Cheley
Calvin Perkins
Greensboro
N C
Delbert Perkins
Carl Perkins
C. G. Bayles
Shirley
Oregon
L. R. Ledvetter
Albemarle
N. C
Mrs Perkins and kin take western tour amid visits
Mrs S E Perkins and relatives prepare for a western tour. Miss Florence E Milliken of Washington visits her cousins Miss Myra E Hull and Miss Lois Fern Hull. Lois Fern Hull plans Boulder stop before returning to Pueblo. Stanton Kreider returns from Carlsbad and Taos. Mrs Edward Jamison of Wichita will visit her Pratt relatives near Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Perkins
Florence E. Milliken
Washington, D. C
Myra E. Hull
Lois Fern Hull
Boulder
Colo
Pueblo
Stanton Kreider
Carlsbad and
Taos
N. M
Edward Jamison
Wichita
F. W. Pratt
Baldwin
Band To Woodlawn High School Concert Wednesday Night
The Liberty Memorial high school band directed by Oliver Hobbs performs a 45 minute concert at Woodlawn park North Lawrence at 7:45 PM on Wednesday preceding a softball game. Joe M Williams will feature as soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Memorial High School
Oliver Hobbs
Woodlawn Park
North Lawrence
Joe M. Williams
Southpark
Community Reunion Plans Include Basket Dinner
The notice invites attendees who may not have learned of the reunion to join a noon basket dinner. A program is planned for the afternoon with participants asked to be ready to take part. Each family should bring their own plates glasses and silverware.
Allen Urges KU Basketeers to Exercise Now
Dr. F C Allen Kansas head coach urges 1939 basketball squad members to six month conditioning ahead of Christmas Texas trip. He favors fingertip and toe push ups to strengthen wrists and reduce injuries and notes 1988 team won the conference, while 1939 hopes to win. The Texas trip includes games at Texas and SMU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
F. C. Allen
Allen
Texas
Dr. Allen
Texans
University of Texas
Southern Methodist
Chord Apologizes After Striking Woman Believing Wife Present
In Oakland Frank T. Chord apologized after striking a woman, claiming he thought the woman was his wife Peggy testified. Marian Roberts said Chord then tried to correct the error by sacking his wife. Judge James G. Quinn granted a divorce to Mrs. Chord yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
Frank T. Chord
Peggy
Marian Roberts
Chord
James G. Quinn
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W. G. Beougher
Waters Waters
E. J. Logsdon
Edd Wood
Cecil Marshall
R. A. Schwegiler, Jr
M. T. Coolidge
T. H. Marshall
Voris Morrison
Ruth Dyche
Hazel Anderson
Louise Slentz
Lewis
Suel Whitzel
Marie Norton
Kansas City
Kan
Virginia Huntington
Sarah Bodwell
Dorothy Buhlitz
Betty Lou Mechem
Rita Seaton
P. C. Quistgard
Rolphe Starrett
Eugene Perkins
Stillwell
Okla
Joseph Stanko
Los Angeles
Cal
J. N. Gilbert
Sigma Kappa Hhousemother
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert A. Hunt
Nancy Longemecker
Lowe
May Gardner
Luuncheon
Colonial Tea Room
Louis Blaul
Burlington, Ia
Charles Brook
Corbin Hall
F. T. Stockton
Charles Radcliffe
Hunter Monteith
James Moore
Clayton Hackman
Er L. Davis
Dermott, Ark
Septemer
Tink Jean Duff
U. S
Jean Gordon Duff
Marlborough Girls’ School
West Coast
Woodlawn
Olivadoti
King Klaxon
Marc Ne Iene
Nevin
Stardust
Cece
Ee Carmichael
Centennial School
Centennial
Marion Township
United States
Dr. F. C. Allen
The
Journal-World
Kotex
United
Quest
American “Gas” Association
American Gas Association
Kansas Public Service Company
Damasene
Scranton
Kayser
Gay Gibson
Isle of Summer
Cee Wee Briefs
Taffie
Vanity White
Blush
Nelly
CEE Wee Brassiere
Vanity Fair
Pantie
Cordura
Einai
Virginia
Kayser and van Raalte
Rice O’neill
O’neills
Coats
Everfast Linens
Bemberg
Miami
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