University Women’s club hosts annual tea for graduates
About 100 members and guests attended yesterday afternoon's tea in the Memorial Union men's lounge hosted by University Women’s club. Guests included graduate and senior women. table decor featured pastel flowers and ivory tapers. Miss Rosemary Ketcham led tea service with assistants.
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Frank Strong
W. d. Baumgartner
Alice Moncrieff
Charles F. Brook
Ketcham
Beulah Morrison
Kathleen Doering
N. P. Sherwood
John E. Hawkins
Jane Chesky
Mollie North
Lucile Wagner
Virginia Hartman
Mrs Weed to Host Lawrence Reading Club Meeting
Mrs. Ann Weed of 1320 Ohio Street will host the Lawrence Reading Club Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 oclock.
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Friendship Garden Exchange
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Ann Weed
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Lawrence Reading Club
Delta Tau Delta Mothers Club Luncheon and Visit
Members of the Delta Tau Delta Mothers Club of Kansas City attended a luncheon Wednesday in the Old English room of the Memorial Union. After the meal, guests toured the Spooner-Thayer museum before a chapter-house business meeting. Attendees included thirteen Kansas City members and guests Mrs. R N Galloway Mrs. Ross Merriman Mrs HH Haerle from Marysville Mrs B C Huller Emporia Mrs Albert Sollar Washington Kan Mrs John Blocker Mrs J M Mott Lawrence.
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Kansas City
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A. J. Mix
Louisiana Street
Memorial Union
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Spooner-Thayer Museum
Kansas City Club
R. N. Galloway
Ross Merriman
HH. Haerle
Marysville
B.C. Huller
Emporia
Albert Sollar
Washington
Kan
John Blocker
J. M. Mott
Kansas Band Concert Dazzles About 3000 at Hoch Auditorium
The University of Kansas band conducted by Russell L. Wiley performed a standout spring concert at Hoch auditorium before about 3,000 attendees. The Jayhawk Trumpeteers led with a scintillating Bride of the Waves by Clarke, while opening Overature to Oberon showcased strong technique. A notable piece was Bill Ward’s Dread Symphony dedicated to the band on the university’s 75th anniversary.
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Clarke
Oberon”von Weber
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Bill
Ward
Students Concert Featuring Kan sas tunes and Moussorgsky Suite
A student concert opened with a Kan sas University themed symphony including The Crimson and the Blue and I’m From Kansas. Ben nett led the Saxophone Symphonette session while Robert Boyle conducted Mood Mauve. The program closed with Pictures at an Exhibition part three and an Alma Mater encore. A separate note reports a citizenship pardon for Lawrence Brooks after a morphine possession conviction in 1934.
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Boyle
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Wiley
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Curzon
Moussorgsky
Lawrence Brooks
Brooks
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