Social calendar highlights club events and dinners
A fragmented social calendar lists Wednesday activities for several groups including Imperial auction club and University club informal dinner. It notes bridge luncheons, teas, dinners, and fashion shows with numerous hosts such as Mrs. Ross Clayton, Mrs. Herbert Hunter, Mrs. George Miller, and Mrs. Ray Wright across venues like Miles Martha Cameron and Memorial Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednesda Miercoles Club
E. F. Caldwell
Imperial Auction Club
Madge
Baillene If -Alpha
Gamma Delta Mothers’ Club
Ross Clayton
Herbert Hunter
Karl Klooz
R. B. Stevens
University Club
Bridgettes
Harold Longeneck
Myers Hall
George Miller
Miles Martha Cameron
Amiga Club
Howard
Home Aid Society
E. W. Martin
Pri Beta Apna
Eldridee
A. A
UL Wi
Memorial Union Buildne Chapter AZ
George 3
Society notes of Omaha visitors and local events
Dr. C W M Poynter and Mrs Poynter will stay with Dr and Mrs Lyle S Powell during a Douglas County Medical Society dinner events include many invited guests from universities and medical circles. Multiple bridge and social gatherings are planned with awards, entertainments, and club meetings through May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. M. Poynter
University of Nebraska At
Omaha
Poynter
Lyle S. Powell
Douglas County Medical Society
Powell
Pointer
E. H. Lindley
H. R. Wahl
Kansas City
C. O. Steland
R. I. Canuteson
Beatrice Lins
Personal Notices From Kansas City Trip and Visits
Mrs F M Benedict and Mrs Fred Griffith of Kansas City were guests yesterday of Mrs T H Astman. O P Barber returned from Los Angeles after wintering with his daughters G M Thomas and R D Elise. Mrs E H Lupton spends the day in Topeka. Mrs W H Evans returned from Eureka on business. Mr and Mrs F C Hamilton drove to Lebanon for a piano recital by Miss Alice Winegar and Miss Dorothy Sullivan, who visited Lawrence afterward. Mr and Mrs John Stutz and Mr and Mrs George March depart on a motor trip to Indianapolis then to Lonavale to attend the Kentucky derby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Benedict
Fred Griffith
Kansas City
T. H. Astman
O. P. Barber
Los Angeles
Caler
G. M. Thomas
R. D. Elise
E. H. Lupton
Topeka
W. H. Evans
Eureka
F. C. Hamilton
Lebanon
Montor to Present Dramatic Readings Tonight at Fraser
Max Montor the renowned actor headlines a program of famous dramatic readings at Fraser Theater tonight at 8 15 under the KU German department. The free public event features one German piece Der Erlkonig by Goethe and English selections mostly from Shakespeare with a Salten comedy set for tomorrow at the University Club titled Crossing the Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Montor
K. U. Department of German
Fraser Theater
Montor
Vienna
der “Erlkoenig
Goethe
Lessing
Nathan the Wise
Carl Schurz Memorial
Pianist in Recital Leona Mae Jensen at KU recital
Leona Mae Jensen is finishing as a senior piano student of Prof. Howard C. Taylor at the University of Kansas. She will present her graduating recital tonight at 8 in the administration auditorium with Taylor performing orchestral accompaniments on a second piano. The program includes Fasch, Rameau, Strauss Godowsky, Sauer, and Bach works, with a concert etude in E flat minor and a final piece by Tschalkowaky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Mae Jensen
Howard C. Taylor
K. U. Fine Arts School
Miss Jensen
Taylor
K. U
Oueves
Mr. Taylor
Unusual KU recital features student arrangements
A 3:30 PM program at the University of Kansas auditorium replaces the weekly student recital. The K U little symphony orchestra and string quintet perform well known pieces arranged by seniors in Professor C S Skilton's classes. Directed by Karl Euersteiner, the concert is open to the public with works including Minuet in B Minor, Schubert Frazer at Notre Dame, and Vision by Rheinberger arranged by students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
K. U. Little Symphony Orchestra
C. S. Skilton
Karl Euersteiner
Mildred Kirkby
Schubert Frazer
Notre Dame
Cloyd Vermillion
Boellman Vision
Hilman Powell
Ai - Rheinberger
Miss Hollywood 1934 Pat Campbell Named
Pat Campbell, curly haired and buxom, chosen as Miss Hollywood 1934 from 200 finalists. She will pursue Miss California at the state fair this fall. Height five feet four inches, weight 115 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Campbell
Hollywood
California
Associated
Joint initiation ceremony for Quill and Scroll at two high schools
Twenty five Lawrence and Leavenworth high school students were initiated into the Quill and Scroll honorary society in a joint ceremony held last night in the Lawrence high cafeteria. Dorothea Weingartner directed the event and was elected to the society last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence and Leavenworth High School
Quill and Scroll
Lawrence High
Dorothea Weingartner
Helen Reardon
Leavenworth High
Lawrence
Iva Belle Harper
Leavenworth
H. E. Chandler
University of Kansas
Leonard Jella
Marjorie Smith
Jeanette Houk
Charles Bonebrake
Liecille Willert
Blossom Ewing
Mildred Messenheimer
Keith Swinehart
Elizabeth Wiggins
Helen Moore
Virginia Starr
Lela Bruchmiller
Miller Writes Sacred Song Today Is
George S. Miller a Colorado Springs musician and former Lawrence resident wrote the words and music for the sacred solo Today Is which was accepted for publication by Carl Fischer Inc New York City A sales manager at Fischers heard it and the sale followed Miller formerly attended KU and worked at Bells music store He is a First Baptist church member Marine veteran who served with the marine band in World War I He directs the Manitou band and heads music at the Colorado Springs Baptist church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Miller
Colorado Springs
Lawrence
Carl Fischer, Inc
New York City
Miler
Fischer's
K. U
Bell
First Baptist Church
Marine Band
Miller
Manitou
Colo
Scout Court of Honor to Present Awards Tomorrow
Judge Hugh Means will present advancement and merit badges at the regular May scout court of honor for Boy Scouts at 7 30 o clock tomorrow evening in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Troop 52 will lead opening exercises and several scouts are to be advanced. All Boy Scouts and interested persons are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Means
District Court
Chamber of Commerce
Court of Honor
Play Friday Night The Cricket on the Hearth at Senior High
The three act play The Cricket on the Hearth edition by Walter V Baker is to be presented at 8 15 Friday evening in the senior high school auditorium by Miss Lina B Shippy's dramatics class. Cast includes Chester Brown Kenneth Evans Leonard Whittington Leo Freed Harold Brown Robert Bailey Charlie Hay Edythe Hamlet Anna Grace Doty June Ulm Eugenia Howard and Alvena Bucksisen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lina B. Shippy
Walter V. Baker
Charles Dickens
Chester Brown
Kenneth Evans
Leonard Whittington
Leo Freed
Harold Brown
Robert Bailey
Charlie Hay
Edythe Hamlet
Anna Grace Doty
June Ulm
Eugenia Howard
Alvena Bucksisen
Panhandle Oklahoma celebrates No Man's Land heritage
Guymon Oklahoma hosts the second annual No Man's Land celebration with a morning parade and afternoon rodeo. Panhandle citizens enjoy free food including 26 000 barbecue sandwiches as junior chamber of commerce sponsors activities. The event recalls 1843 to 1890 when the Panhandle had no government or law prior to Oklahoma Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guymen
Okla
Panhandle
No Man's Land
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Coley Lewis
Lawrence High Athletes Enter EKC Track Meet Entries
Lawrence high school announced Eastern Kansas Conference meet entries for Ottawa on Saturday. Participants include Williams, Mason in 120 yard high hurdles. Bryant, Lee in 100 yard dash. Kettering in mile. Pennell, Henley, Bryant, Hill in 880 yard relay. Still in 440. Jella, Williams, Duver in 220 yard low hurdles. Edmonds in 880. Lee, Mann, Henley, Edmonds in medley relay. Bryant, Hill in 220. Lee, Mann, Stoland, Jella in mile relay. Bonebrake, Hormuth, Stoland in pole vault. Nelson, Duver in shot put. Mann, Stoland, Williams, Mason in high jump. Nelson in discus. Higgins, Ireland, Duver in javelin. Jella, Stoland in broad jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas
Ottawa
Satuday
Williams
Mason
Bryant
Lee
Kettering
Pennell
Henley
Hill
Jella
Williamis
Duver
Edmonds
Mann
Stoland
Bonebrake
Hormuth
Nelson
Higgins
Ireland
Homecoming at Glenn draws three generations to school event
In Glenn several families from three generations attended the afternoon Homecoming for former teachers pupils and patrons. Principal W. T. Markham stressed responsibility of church school and home in shaping youth character and preparing for social and economic challenges. W. KR Anthony recalled early day schools with no desks and only a fireplace, noting eight…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Markham
J. Markham
W. KR. Anthony
Wonderful New Face Powder Promises Youthful Skin
The advertisement touts Wonderful Face Powder MELLO-GLO as a solution for poor complexions and aging skin. It claims special tint and finish, longevity, pore minimization, smooth spread, skin safety, and pricing at 50 cents and one dollar.
Reunion of Douglas County school alumni recounts large turnout
A long row of former teachers and pupils gathered for a county reunion with speakers including Harold C. Fisher and O. J. Lane. The program featured songs, prayers, and a business meeting that set Homecoming as an annual event. Attendees included state and county education officials and alumni across several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthonys
Harold C. Fisher
O. J. Lane
Douglas County
A. F. Kerns
Lawrence
E. J. Hill
Oneta Glenn
David Wood
H. C. Morris
W. B. Stauffer
David
G. L. Glenn
Tom Glenn
Mra
W. H. Glenn
George F. Bahnmaier
F. W. Masterson
Los Angeles
H.H. Dean
Community Notices Create Ties Across Kansas Towns
A flow of visitors and relatives travels among Topeka Lawrence Tecumseh Big Springs Lecompton and Ottawa as families join gatherings and share time with kin. Nellie Curfman and daughter Glenna of Topeka are mentioned along with Mrs. R Q Slavens Nel son and Irene of Ottawa visiting Mrs Slavens daughter Mrs G M Bahnmaier. Mary Shamhart joins the group returning home after visiting her niece. Edward Emig of Topeka handled business in Glenn community Friday.
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Ter
Nellie Curfman
Glenna
Topeka
Lawrence
Tecumseh
Big Springs
Lecompton
R. Q. Slavens
Nelson
Irene
Ottawa
Slavens
G. M. Bahnmaier
Mary Shamhart
Bahnmaier
Edward Emig
Glenn Community
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M. J. Getto
Eldridge Hotel
Crill
M. T. Coolidge
H. C. Rumsey
Ethan Smith
Weeber Hutton
Hunter Cabin
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
el Juego
John Selig, Jr
FB. Miller
Ruth Miller
Kanwaka
Beta Theta Pi
Albert Comer
University Women’s Club
Alice’ Moricrieff
Martha
Zarah
C. L. Lescher
George J. Kirchoff, Jr
Alissouri Street
P.E.O
Bruce Cameron
Royal Neighbors
Baldwin
Sunnyside 4H
Eleanor Ward
Joseph A. Wahl
U5. W
Court House
Noble Grands Club
C.F. Hall
Lulu McKittrick
J Keeler
W. A. Colman
Teila Kuhn
Ny Hughes
Memorial Union Building
American Association of University Women
Rachel
Margaret
Ione Bushone
Fred Butcher
Dorothea Simons
Orley Smith
Mother’s League
C. C. Cunningham
Tennessee Street
C. W. Schubert
W. T. Courtney
C. R. Cox
F. B. McColloch
Louise Wiedemann
Chanter CW of
P. E
McColloch
Hattie Childs
Leone Star
Edgar Darnold
Darnold
Ludvig Katherman
Bobby
Harold
N. SC. Bridge Club
P. D. Olmstead
Washington Relief Corps No. 9
G. A. R. Hall
Altar Society
St. John’s Catholic Church
F. H. Nilges
R. J. McGrath
Mary Houk
Colonial Tea Room
Ray Wright
R. R. Jackman
Mildred DeWeese
Edna Lydie
Emma Semple
Viola Harbeson
Newton
Lottie A. Perkins
Mae Rublee
Roy Lawrence
Dorothy _Shufflebarger
Madonna Harnar
Margaret Schumann
Lillian Addis
Louise_ Nelson
Wilma Latimer
Faye Gosper
Estelle Engle
LaVeta Madden
Kathryn Ziesenis
Leila K. Black
Emma Wagner
Lola Craig
Julia Bell
Georgia Cooke
Blanche Webb
Mary Thomas
May Beecroft
Tillie Oberle
Kated
Journal-World
Het
Robert ‘Quillen
Amy
Publishers Syndicate
Leone Sousa
New York
Associated Press Photo
Greta del Glass
Coral Gables
Fla
Florida
Associated Press
Miss Hollywood
Bird As
Prophet
Sister Rose Matthew
Schumann
Uncle Remus
Adelena Druskus
MacDowell
Sister Etta Louise
Cyrh Scott
Cecilia Berry
Nicholas Gerren
MacDowell String Orchest
Miller Writes
Kate Rising Webb
Salina
Kan
L. C. Webb
Frank Rising
Oklahoma
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Glenn and Vicinity
Tenn
Cedar
Joe Pearly
Lloyd Brown
Clarence Matney
Eads
M.D. Greenlee
Kate Brass
San Diego
Calif
A. H. Rogers
Weatherford
Dora Hoskingon
Dora Black
Copeland
Julia E. Webler
Julia Hart
Claremont
Francis Glenn
Arlington
Eda Stanley
Edg Pryor
Rushton
C. R. Hawley
Misa Edna Cole
Otego
Allie Kuester
Allie Glenn
Www
R Anthony
Fisher
C. J. Lane
Dr. Gowdy
Round Corner Drug Store
Reo
Miss Denney
Frances Denney
Beller
Frances Denney Celisis
Ea Imit
Shimmons
the World Company
Mass
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