Lawrence alumna tours as Brahms quartet member
Mrs. Milli kin, a Kansas University fine arts alumna, returns from New York where she and Nadine Cox, Lydia Summers, and Susan Wallace form a Brahms quartet performing chamber works in 1860s costumes. They tour nationwide, coached by Stephens and Margarete Dessoff, with outside studio work and radio appearances amid a rising unemployment climate in New York.
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Lawrence
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University of Kansas
New York
Nadi O
York
C.’B. Cox
J Amos
C.D. Ar
Millikin
Johannes ‘Brahms
Italy
France
England
Scotland
America
Deems
Taylor
Clarence Dickendon
Percy Rector
Stephens
New Tone
Margarete Dessoff
Brahms
Guardette
Town Hall
Reigvants
Cettisetion
WEAF
Chicago
Be York
Susan Wallace
Miss Arnold
Columbia Broadcasting System
Artista’ Bureau
Ril
Washington
Cousbia
Hoover
White ‘House
Wealter Reed V * H
Columbia
Mayflower Hotel
the Bowery
Arnold
An-Nouincer
Dose
Eld
Madison
Gilden
Crystal
Jeanne Williams Sonia Karlov a Russian accent star
The piece traces Jeanne Williams born in Syracuse who fled to Hollywood, vanished on a trip west, then resurfaced as Sonia Karlov, a Russian accented actress returning to Broadway. It notes her shifting career from starlet to talkies and hints at her ongoing theater life and identity.
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New York
Jeanne Williams
Sonia Karlov
Jeanne
Mary Williams
Syracuse
N. Y
Mary
Hollywood
Pants Karlov
Jeanne ‘Williams
Sonia
Karlovy
Martha Washington Used 40 Eggs for Great Cake
Public domain verse quotes Martha Washington dessert lore and wartime with a prayerful church message. The passage recalls Washingtons making a cake with forty eggs amid famine and fire, followed by a church blessing praising God and urging faith, courage, and guidance for future years.
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Martha Washington
Anniversary Banquet at Bayt Church Celebrates 75 Years
The First Bayt Church marks its seventy fifth anniversary with an anniversary banquet and reflections on its history. Mrs L Z Biason contributes poetry and readings recalling the church’s journey, faith, and the enduring community.
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O Bayt
Indian Girl Defies Tribe for Government Post
Washington AP reports Juanita Crispin, a 20 year old full blood Pueblo girl, defies tribal opposition to win a government appointment paying 1080 dollars yearly. She passed civil service exams for matron and seamstress and will serve after papers on file at the interior department.
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Washington
Juanita Crispin
Juanita
Department of the Interior
Seven Members From Alpha Chapter Attend Kappa Phi Convention
Seven members from Alpha Chapter attended the Kappa Phi convention held June 14 to 21 in the Blue Ridge Mountains near Asheville. Sponsors and delegates included Mrs. F Price, Miss Maxwell, Miss Faye Roiter-Lai Orrand, Miss Ethel Horn, and other active chapter members. The group traveled from Lawrence and was based at Arsemb during the event.
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Kansas
Mt. Mitchell
Rockies
Asheville
Grove Park Inn
Biltmore
George Vanderbilt
Ethel Harpat
Georgia
Sailiftera
Kappa Phi
National Council
Oklahoma
Nebraska
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Red
Wanae Aiphe Svar
Ren Pie Phe
University of California
Blue Ridge
Montreal
Arsemb
Maxwell
Dent Iof
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Iter - Lai i Orrand
Ethel
Hornie Gee
Debutante to Wear Mother's Gown at Buckingham Court
Miss Helen Lee Wagton plans a July Buckingham Palace presentation using the gown worn by her mother at the Italian court in her girlhood. The notice appears in the Journal-World want-ads.
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Washington
Helen Lee Wagton
Buckingham Palace
Children Find Joy in Creating Not Destruction
Mothers note that children often destroy things as a release of energy lacking outlets. Parents can foster constructive activity by involving kids in painting, sewing, cooking, and simple repairs, turning daily tasks into engaging lessons and hands on learning experiences.
Prohibition Vision From W C T U Editor Mrs Jacqumain
A W C T U editor argues prohibition is a vital reform shaping national life. She links alcohol to democratic decay, urges temperance as core to liberty, citing personal stories of ruined families and the pervasive reach of drink in society.
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Tropics
United States
Europe
Night lights and city temptations echo in era warnings
A fragment speaks of a town revealing ghastly warnings and family fears as temptation and drink threaten a household. In San Francisco a pro baseball story notes plans to install lighting at the Seals stadium as a million dollar Pacific Coast League plant rises. A Journal-World Want Ad notes quick sale potential.
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Sacramento
Seals
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Mrs. O. Jacqmain
Pvéry
Associated Press
Cora G. Lewis
Kinsley
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Cavalier
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Firestone Warren
Carter
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