Society Notes From Friday Luncheons and Gatherings
A roundup of social events includes bridge luncheons at the Colonial and various clubs like Mercredi and contract groups. Mrs. Ellsworth, Mrs. Rumsey, and Mrs. Hedrick host gatherings. Jean Robertson receives a bridal shower. D-Day decor frames a dessert party for Michael Getto on Maine Street. Sigma Xi holds an indoor picnic with initiation and a medicine show. Signals of community service appear with a veterans party and a Rose Culture reading while the Lawrence Flower Club meets with a rose display.
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Mercredi Club
H. EH. Chandier
C. F. Hardtarfer
Fred Rumsey
George Hedrick
J. G. McElhinny
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H. E. Chandler
Fred Ellsworth
Corrett Cotton
Lether McGuire
Miss Jean Robertson
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Michael Getto
Maine Street
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Graham Asher
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Kansas City
Ralph ‘W. Way
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Thomas Dean
Paul Renich
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Ray Q. Brew
Ster
R. L. Grider
Dr. Brewster
Gilbert Ulmer
N. W. Storer
J. D. Stranathan
Dorothea Fransen
John Marshall
Deans” Choir
Dean Paul B. Lawson
Jean E. B. Stouffer
Dean H
Lawrence Flower Club
Chamber of Commerce
Will Torgeson
KU Orchestra Concert Delights with Wiley and Soloist Doris Sheppard
Russell L Wiley conducts the University of Kansas Symphony Orchestra in a polished program. Doris Sheppard performs Wieniawski Concerto No II with refined tone and dignity. Brahms Symphony No II impresses with maturity, while selections from Ippolitov Ivanov Caucasian Sketches and Tschaikowski evoke lyric warmth and orchestral nuance. Audience response remains enthusiastic despite muggy conditions.
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Russell L. Wiley
University of Kansas Symphony Orchestra
Aquarius
Russell Liley
Doris Sheppard
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Ling
Mr. Wiley
Wiley
Ippolitow- Tranow
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Wade Fite
Tschaikowski
Franz Joseph
Strauss
Hapsburg
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Umberto urges Italian forces to redouble war efforts
Rome June 9.2 Crown Prince Umberto called on all Italian soldiers sailors and airmen to intensify operations with the Allies to secure victory. He said only allied victory would justify the Italian people and restore their position among nations, praising moral force and renewal after a war not desired but fought heroically. This was his first public statement since returning to Rome as lieutenant general.
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Umberto
Personal notices mix of travels and military moves
Mrs. Mary Willett returns from Wichita after a three week visit with daughter Mrs. Ralph Varnum and family. Mrs. Mary Selby arrives from Rocky Ford to spend the summer with sister Mrs. W. C. Summers with granddaughter Mary Minor. Mrs. Maurict Barker hospitalized at Sheppard Field after leg surgery expects two months recovery. Mrs. Blaine H Borders visits Ft. Custer for weekend with Private Borders. daughter Bar ra Jean stays with Mrs. Robert Walker. Alma Price hosts Ferne Reed from Ogden, Utah. Miss Jean McDermond heads to Preston Springs to meet Sgt. Ferguson and then to Los Angeles for vacation. D. C. O’Neal returns from Fulton after four weeks. mentions old friends and vines planted 37 years ago. Mrs. Virginia C. Wilder and daughter Sheila plan a weekend visit with Pvt. Herbert Brace Wilder Jr. at Chanute Field. Announces Greek Cabinet Cairo report ends.
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Wichita
Ralph Varnum
Mum
Ralph Walter
Jane Louise
Diana Lynn
Mary Selby
Rocky Ford
Colo
W. ¢. Summers
Mary ‘Minor
Maurict Barker
Station
Sheppard Field
Tex
Blaine H. Borders
Ft. Custer
Mich
Borders
Barra Jean
Robert Walker
Alma Price
Ferne Reed
Ogden
Utah
Jean McDermond
Preetate Springs
Sgt
Jacerguson
Sergeant Ferguson
South America
Miss McDermond
Los Angeles
Aviator Instructing Ford Official's Son In Gilbert Islands
Detroit reports American fighter pilots in the Gilbert islands are receiving high altitude flight instruction from Charles A. Lindbergh. Ford Motor Co official had learned this from his son, who recently arrived in the Gilberts. The specific aircraft type being worked on was not disclosed.
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Gilbert Islands
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Ford Motor Co
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Gilberts
Journalism awards honor KU journalism students at annual dinner
About seventy attendees at the University of Kansas journalism department dinner at the Colonial tea room heard awards announced by Prof. Elmer Beth. Joy Miller named outstanding senior journalist. fifteen other students cited for outstanding work across fields.
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Colonial Tea Room
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Joy Miller
Wichita
The
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Garden City
Kay Valley
Inews
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Hiawatha
Patricia’ Foster
Carbondale
Katherine Gorill
Lawrence
Betty Jennings
Junction City
Mary Morrilt
Hanna Hedrick
Newton
Didlores Salzman
Selden
Mickey Rowsey
Omaha
Neb
Patricia
Foster
Elizabeth "Baker
Larned
Ment ‘Tion
Jeanne Shoemaker
Salina
Wilma Thiele
Kansas City
Jean Jones
Highland
Ruth Tippin
Topeka
Anne Rossman
Trenton
N. J
Department of Journalism
Charles Nutter
Southwestern
Associated Press
Russia
Jess C. Denions
Dodge City
Kansas
Nutter
A. P
United States
University
Larry Hall
Marie Abels
Douglas County Outlook
K. W. Davidson
Arlene Advertising Agency
Fine arts concerts schedule announced for June recitals
The University School of Fine Arts released June dates for three student recitals and a master degree graduation event. On June 12 in Fraser theater sixteen students from multiple studios perform in an advanced recital, followed by a second recital on June 19 featuring seventeen more. June 21 offers Margaret Dunn in a graduate recital for the M M degree, and June 28 hosts the annual commencement recital in Hoch auditorium for master degree candidates and voice students. The Taj Mahal at Agra, India, begun 1632 and finished 1650, appears as a separate note.
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School of Fine Arts
Fraser Theater
Ruth, Ott
Jozeph Wilkins
Waldemar Gbitch
Irene Peabody
Meribah Moore
Alice Moncrieff
Catherine Farley
Carl Preyer
Jan Chiapusso
D. M. Warthout
Margaret Dunn
Hoch Auditorium
Tryouts for Lawrence playground Little League sixth grade group
Saturday morning at 9 30 in the Junior high auditorium the Little League group for Lawrence playground age nine to the sixth grade holds tryouts. Mrs Ralph Wolfson leads a committee with Mrs Fred Bulbin and Mrs Robert ee and Margaret Metz KU graduates in music assisting.
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Kind
Ralph Wolfson
Orentioh Prostasme
Wolfson
Fred Bulbin
Northweston University
New York
Robertee
Margaret Metz
K. U
Forfeits Bond in Police Court on Stop Sign Charge
Stoner forfeited a 5 dollar traffic bond in police court for failing to observe a stop sign. Figesn perions paid or forfeited 1 dollar bonds on parking violations.
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Gifts for the Bride at Aya Birchwood San
A fragmentary notice highlights wedding gifts including inlaid walnut items and fine china from Aya Birchwood San. The garbled excerpt references various gifts and a fruit salad theme, noting potential regalia and decorative pieces for the bride’s celebration.
Promotion for Stewart U. S Liberator crewman in England
In England since last November Lt Col James Honges, Gen James Honges, and Peney lead a Heavy Bombardment Division group operations officer. He flew 14 combat missions and holds the Distinguished Cross and Air Medals with battle clusters. Promoted to major last January, he participated in attacks on Berlin Brunswick and Frankfurt. Phone 22 for an ad-taker.
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Jimmy Stewart
James Honges
Peney
Richon
Britain
Berlin
Brunswick
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Collision on Emery Road injures two drivers
Police report states a car driven by Don Ji oe 1648 an ppi street, Bowers, Michigan collided with another vehicle on West Hayare Parkway near Street Beaue yesterday afternoon. Both drivers sustained damage to their cars in the crash.
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West Hayare Parkway
Ie Beate
Don Ji
Bowers
Michigan
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