Musical Appreciation Part of Work Planned for Junior Music Club
The Lawrence Junior Music Club aims to broaden music understanding beyond teachers and pros. Led by Mrs Lola Learnard, the 34 members will hear University lectures to learn how to listen, with plans to form departments for juveniles to seniors including a choir and string ensemble.
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Junior Music Club
Lola Learnard
Lawrence
Learnard
Ednah Hopkins
National Federation of Music Clubs
Walter Damrosch
New York City
United States
Ruth Haller Ottaway
Port Huron
Mich
Jearnard
Run
H. F. Baker
W. J. Baumgartner
Baumgartner
E. F.gel
Douglas County
University of
Kansaa
Bridal Travel Fashions Parade in Red and Wool Crepe
A newspaper fashion note lists junior club members and a parade of outfits in oxblood wool with a fitted waist and revere collar. For blondes, silk crepe frocks in greek black tint with pale pink eyelet trim, matching long coats, and pink gardenia accents appear. Traveling brides may choose grey flannel suits, white dotted Swiss blouses, capes, or crepe de chine frocks in dark blue with white detachable lingerie collars. Yellow beige ensembles with leopard trim, brown hats, and orange yellow gloves complete the traveling wedding wardrobe.
June Brides Travel Outfits Feature Lingerie Touches
Paris AP reports June brides travel in feminine ensembles with lingerie touches. A crepe frock under a wool coat tops the favored going away costume, described as soft, colorful and roselike. A dark haired bride shines in an oxblood crepe de chine dress with white finish.
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Paris
Hi Home Nite banquet honors Oread Training students
The seventh annual Hi-Home Nite banquet for Oread Training school was held in the Memorial Union building. Prof Edwin M Belles acted as toastmaster with talks by Riley and Polson among others. Music from the Oread orchestra and glee clubs accompanied a final breakaway dance by students. General committee included Margaret Nelson and Lawrence Mills.
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Oread Training School
Memorial Union
Edwinm. Belles
Dad Riley
Eugenie S. Polson
George C
Shaad
Raymond A. ‘Schwegler
University of Kansas School ‘of Education
Janice Poole
W. W
Lois Moon
Margaret Nelson
Lawrence Mills
Dorothy Brown
College event committee roles listed in textile student program
Assistant managers and practice teachers include assistant Catherine Siebers with Ruth Lim bird Lois Moon Emma Ray Florence Dill Karl Kuglin John Stratton and Robert Viets as students. Decorations committee led by Roscoe Keeler with Arthur Allen Ira Buzick Harriet Daniels Miriam Dooley Genevieve Hamilton Romola Hammons Archie Mills. Invitations handled by Margaret Cowles chair and Ida dean Polson. John Holmes advertising chair with Donald Allen Donald Dooley Mary Elizabeth Kiene and Ethel Senne as assistants. Ticket sales chaired by Edward Chamney with Ruth Brown Robert Ardrey Jane Allen and Mike Pennock as ticket captains.
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Ruth Stout
Catherine Siebers
Ruth Limbird
Lois Moon
Emma _ Ray Florence Dill
Karl Kuglin
John Stratton
Robert Viets
Roscoe Keeler
Arthur Allen
Ira Buzick
Harriet Daniels
Miriam Dooley
Genevieve Hamilton
Romola Hammons
Archie Mills
Margaret Cowles
Scouts to Ottawa rally draws 1500 Boy Scouts from region
More than 100 Lawrence Scouts joined 1,500 youths in the district rally at Ottawa. Local reps included a Haskell Institute troop. Morning parade at 10 with Ottawa Legion and local bands, events at Cockfield 2 to 4. Highlights included Morse signaling knot tying and a wall scaling mystery event.
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Lawrence
Ottawa
Haskell Institute
Cockfield
Ottawa University
B. B. Dawson
Kansas City
Earle K. Behrend
Assi
Lawrence Scout Band
Ottawa Legion Post
Ottawa Boys
Haskell Indian
First Christian Church Observes Music Week Sunday
The First Christian church plans music week with a special service featuring an ensemble organized by Luther Leavengood to perform Ave Maria by Bach Gounod for offertory. Players include Harry Hirsh flute Luther Leavengood violin Genevieve Hargiss cello Dorothy Enlow piano Sidney David organ. The anthem is Come O Thou Traveler Unknown by Noble. Rev Slaughter discusses The Future of Worship, a key theme in his ongoing studies on church doctrine and practice, following past topics on the church and world evangelization.
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First Christian Church
Luther Leavengood
Bach Gounod
Harry Hirsh
Genevieve Hargiss
Dorothy Enlow
Sidney David
Noble
Mr. Slaughter
Slaughter
Marriage Licenses Issued In Desoto To Estellendora Turner
Marriage licenses have been issued to Cecil Estellendora and Eula Turner of Desoto and to Pete La Clair and Garmen A. Maloan of Topeka. Probate Judge L. H. Menger performed the ceremonies in both cases.
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Cecil Estellendora
Eula Turner
DeSoto
Pete la’ Clair
Garmen A. Maloan
Topeka
L. H. Menger
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Oread School
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Chevrolet
Fisher
B. Flint
Davis-Child Motor Co
Rothberger Motor CO
Endora, Kan
Tel
Goodyear Double Eagles
Goodyear Pathfinder
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