Lawrence Women Clubs and Groups Meet Across Town
Various clubs and society groups meet in Lawrence with teas, luncheons, and bridge events. Hans Ulrich Weiss speaks at AAU tea. many gatherings support Mothers Day items, education study, and civic projects at Evans Hearth and local homes.
Soprano Miss Josephine Antoine To Perform At KU Concert
Metropolitan Opera coloratura soprano Miss Josephine Antoine will perform at the University of Kansas concert course in Hoch Auditorium tomorrow at 8 20 p m with accompanist Edward Harris. The program includes Handel Bach Debussy Rossini and Tchaikovsky works with an intermission and a flourishes of arias and instrumental pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Josephine Antoine
Metropolitan Opera Company
Hoch Sudiatorium
Antoine
Lawrence
Edward Harris
Lusinghe
Care
Sandro
Owe Handel
Jardin d’Amour
Valilermoz Chanson de
Flasen
Fate Debussy
Mino Debussy
Rossini
Tschatkowsky
Wyoming personals and visits span week end
A busy set of social visits and travel is reported as Dr and Mrs C H Wilbur and sons Ronald and Joe of Polo host relatives in town. Mrs E H Smith of Nampa Idaho visits her aunt, then heads to Sulphur La. Mrs J S Nibarger travels to Long Beach California to visit daughter. Fourteen beer license applications await action as county boards defer decisions. One quarter of U S teachers are men, about 75,000 men teach elementary grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Wilbur
Ronald and
Joe
Polo
J. E. Selig
Wilbur
Robert B. Gregory
Chicago
Jeannette Wheeler
E. H. Smith
Nampa
Tda
F. W. Gaunt
Sulphur
F. A. Emery
M. C. Franks
Gaunt
Smith
Kansas City
Ernest Kasold
Alice
Montgomery
Alt
Panama City
Fla
Atlanta
Ivan Rowe
Sally
Mary Melcher
Alma Henry
Nelson Art Gallery
W. H. Payne
Enid
Okla
J. R. Payne
H. J. Longenecker
Topeka
J. S. Nibarger
Rhodes Island Street
Long Beach
Cal
Frank May
F. P. Rhodes
Salina
Martin Jost
Board of County Commissioners
W. H. Lucas
Lucas
Palmyra
Ernest H. Kasold
Camp el Navajo
Highway 40
Wakarusa
United States
O'Riley Elected President Of KU Men's Glee Club
Harry O'Riley of Syracuse Kansas was elected president of the University of Kansas men's glee club at the annual banquet in the Eldridge hotel crystal room. Attendees exceeded 45. Loren McCormack of Bayard Kansas was named vice president, Claude Dorsey of Cameron Missouri business manager, Louis Fockele of LeRoy designated next year's publicity director, and Vernon Landon of Russell named club librarian. Chancellor E H Lindley spoke. retiring president Marlin Wright of Wichita gave a closing address and presented Prof. Joseph Wilkins with a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry O'Riley
Syracuse
Kan
University of Kansas Men’s Glee Club
Crystal Room
Eldridge Hotel
Loren McCormack
Bayard
Claude Dorsey
Cameron
Louis Fockele
LeRoy
Vernon Landon
Russell
E. H. Lindley
Marlin Wright
Wichita
Joseph Wilkins
Harmony School ends term with 98 percent attendance
Last Wednesday marked Harmony School's final day of the term. A community basket dinner followed an afternoon exhibit of student work and a baseball game. Mrs Cochran completes her fifth year at Harmony as the school closes its eighth month with 98 percent attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony
Cochran
Harmony School
Marguerite
Dorothy Boehle
Teddy Dale Crady
Max Hagerman
Harold
Leta
Vernon Lutz
KU Symphony directs concert under Karl Kuersteiner
The University of Kansas Symphony Orchestra performs tonight at 8 in Hoch Auditorium under violin professor Karl O KuerSteiner. Students celebrated for completing the year include multiple perfect spelling, honor roll and book-readership awards with many named families noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Har. Kuerstewer
University of Kansas Symphony Orchestra
Hoch Auditorium
Karl O. Kuernteiner
K. U. School of Fine Arts
Community Notes on Local Residents and Visits
IC S Anderson home Friday morning. Mrs Argel Cochran took five high school girls to Manhattan Friday returning Saturday. Mrs Artie Randel staying with her mother while husband at Princeton. Mrs Lizzie Harris of Lawrence stayed at J D Hoskinson home. Mrs William Schimmel returning from hospital in Kansas City and improving fast. Mr and Mrs Will Reusch Mrs Dale Crady and Teddy Dale and Miss Faye Hagerman spent Wednesday in Kansas City. George Coffman and family hosted birthday dinner for Lawrence Coffman before his California departure Tuesday. Dale Crady and Teddy Dale visited Vinland Monday. Raymond and Esther Fiskimen attended a Roth Duncans picnic. Fred Will Jr spent Monday evening with Argel Cochran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Hagerman
Nora Jean Miskimen
Dolores Had
Opal Ruth Miskimen
Marguerite
Dorothy Boehle
Vernon Lutz
Grace
Opal Ruth
Howard Miskimen
Harold Lutz
Bellview
Rade
Atlas
Dean Deary
Altaichols
Marguerite Boehle
Virginia Nichols
Dolores Hadl
Teddy Dale Crady
Cochran
Dale Crady
Frank Hagerman
Argel Cochran
Esther Faye Miskimen
Harvey Miskimen
Eleanor Hadl
Lawrence
Ed Hadl
Mildred Mad
Herman Butell
Will Reusch
Bert Babbit
Dale
Joe Lalie
John Reusch
Donna
Eudora
Fred Christ
Kansas City
Noah Gimbler
Gale
Clara Randel
Homer Reusch
Arlis Watkins
Miles Cleland
Clyde Nichols
IC. S. Anderson
Manhattan
Artie Randel
Princeton
Lizzie Harris
J. D. Hoskinson
William Schimmel
Teddy Dale
Faye Hagerman
George Coffman
Harmony
George Cofman
Lawrence Coffman
California
Vinland
Raymond
Roth Duncan
Fred Will, Jr
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Ingleside Club
C. C. Stewart
Floyd Rankin
P. W
Finesse
Dolph Simona
Evans Hearth
J. D. Stranathan
C. L. Brokaw
Central Admnistration
OM. Fitzpatrick
Imperial Contract Club
George Mills
Elks Club
Thame
Victoria Club
H. R. Seacat
The
Dick Willams
Bridgettes
Double Dee Club
Frank Henry
Country Club
Falveralty Women's Club
Myera and
Mra
W. Sparr
H.R. Seacat
Evans
James C. Malin
Jane Wofford Malin
American Association of University Women
C. E. Friend
Hans Ulrich Weiss
Germany
Kanwaka
Homer Hird
University Housemothers Association
Eva Oakes
John Terry
Ma. C. A. Thomas
A. J. Ogden
F. B. Kincaid
Ed Charles
Jane ‘Maclean
Belle Wilmot
K. A. Dames Sewing Group
Vernon Coffman
Indiana Street
Rhode Island Street
C. E. Mitchell
Merritt Dick
Marie
George Reaeer
Paul Nibarger
Toneka
Tom Mitchell
Vivian
Harold. Burch
Rey
Lois
Doris
John Andrews
Elmer LuptonsHi Barnes
Lindstrom
Otto Barreldes de
H.R. Lindenter
van Brunereer
K. A
Rulmete
Julius Marke
Heougher
ML. Mott
Wb Brady
Harles McCreight
Fredo Barteldes
Mark Chipman
Wayna McCoy
George Vasebier
Walter Mccinin
McLouth
Harry Nevin
Frank Davin
Tommy Constant
Dalrymple
Earl Patrisx
Gene Glahn
CR. Galloway
Ralph Graber
H. L. Chaffin
Penchara
E. J. Haynes
J. BR
Payne Irvin Harviey
Payne
George Houk
Villa Eden Community Club
Bandit of
Ladies’ Aid of the
Evangelical Church
Harold Burch
Alabama Street
Fred Burch
C. W. Ogle
Kk. A. Dames Bridge Group
Robert Stroup
West Thirteenth Street
Charles Dotts
Dick Williams
League of Women Voters
Douglas County Survey
A. J. Mix
Louisiana Street
Fred Ellsworth
Marcel Rich
L. H. Frink
Karl Kreider
Russell M. Kelley
Roy Moore
J. J. Kistler
L. E. Anderson
Mix
R. I. Canutegon
Karl Klooz
C. M. Baker
First Presbyterian Church
Mis
Deal
Carl Shafer
Chaquill
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Fairview Church
Paul Koehler
Mra. Ohlhausen
East Thirtyteenth Street
Women’s Council of the First Christian Church
Circle Five
Circle One
C. E. Birch
Vermont Street
J. T. Skinner
New Hampshire Street
Circle Three
D. J. Richardson
Circle Four
C. E. Dreyer
Virginia Teter
Monday Sewing Club
J. R. West
A. W. Garvin
Excelsior Springs
Dolph Simons
Helen Skilton
First Christian Church
Young Mothers Club
Educational Council of
Margaret and
Dart
Ida Goode
Arthur Miller
Elizabeth Henderson
Pearl Carpenter
Tressurer
Lowell Bailey
Virginia Brand
Waldo — Bowmen
Douglaston, L. L
Aunt Het
Robert Qulillen
Publishers Syndicate
Address Fashion Bureau
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Weat 19Th Street
New York
N. Y
K. U
Head's Men's Glee Club
K. U. Group
Mary
Nora Jean
Alta
Virginia
Warren Nichols
Junior
Dolores Hade
Gertrudes
Vanta
Null Optical CO
Royal Shoe
Liquid Foundation
GREAM
Mare Carle
Marie Earle
Vanity
Beauty Shop
Sunbeam
Jeffries
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