Pianist Caldwell to perform graduating recital in Fraser Hall
Miss Monita Caldwell, pianist, with Violinist Miss Dotls Groves and accompanist Miss Helen Marcell, will present a graduation recital tonight at 8 o'clock in Fraser Hall. The program includes works by Beethoven Chopin Debussy and Schumann with help from Professor Garrison on second piano.
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Apies Tae
Monita Caldwell
Iliff
Garrison
Fraser Hall
Dotls
Groves
Helen Marcell
Wallstein
Beethoven
Liebesfreud
Kreisler
Miss Groves
Chopin
Miss Caldwell
Debussy
Schumann
Burleigh
Canebrake
Gardner
Professor Garrison
Club Events and Social Gatherings Highlight Spring Notes
The afternoon opened with opening Scotch foursomes at 5 pm at the Country club followed by dinner. Elizabeth Elsey hosted Colerie club guests at 1729 Mississippi, with officers elected: Ethel Pearson president Caroline Wolters vice president Mayme Corcoran secretary treasurer. Bridge prizes went to Laura Adair and Carrie Thompson. Midland Rural club met April 24 with no business due to quorum absence. next meeting May 8 at Mrs Fred V. Lewis. Quivera club hosted a spring party at Broadview Inn with 22 guests including Edna Patterson Boston Jane Penfield Francis Browne. spirea decor and spring flowers. Federation meeting review heard by Anna B Withington George Farley C Lindley and A Patterson Z Hedberg. discussion on English in Egypt. Bernadine Layman Margaret Husson Martin Baty Virginia Johnston and others dined at Broadview Inn. Country club women began golf practice for the season, planning weekly Tuesdays. Also noted: Drill/Teams Dance at L C C F Hall May 10 with Westland Smalt Orchestra. Poiander Walk at High School Auditorium May 9. tickets 50 and 35 cents.
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Colerie Club
Elizabeth
Elsey
Mississippi Street
Ethel Pearson
Caroline Wolters
Mayme Corcoran
Laura Adair
Carrie Thompson
Quivera Club
Broadview Inn
A. L. Ferris
Edna Patterson
Boston
Jane Penfield
Francis Browne
State Federation
Junction City
Anna B. Withington
George Farley
C. Lindley
A. G. Patterson
Charles Vickery
Zada Hedberg
Egypt
Pollyanna Soap Sells Big in Lawrence Sale
A weekend Lawrence sale of Pollyanna soap shows two stores moving a full ton over two days. Journal-World notes the second store sold a quarter ton in addition to the other store’s total.
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Pollyanna
Lawrence
Journal-World
Personal notices from Kansas in May editorials
Mrs S E Oechsli plans to leave about May 15 for Los Angeles to join her son Dr W R Oechsli returning from China as a medical missionary. Mrs Charles E Hughes left for Duncan Oklahoma to visit her son and Mrs Hughes. Mrs J B Carter of Wilson Kansas and Mrs W F Shaw of Kansas City attended their mother Mrs W T Courtney and state PEO convening in Topeka. DeJarnette left for Osage City to act as judge in a county musical contest. Mrs Erma Anthony and daughter Ruth Anthony spent the day in Kansas City. Rev W E Brehm of Topeka attending Washburn college conference as guest of sister Mrs E E Myers. Mr Meairs returned from Vermont. mother Mrs Nancy Bruner, 88, remains. Mrs J W Fleenor returned to Lecompton after visiting Mrs E Gay. Mrs Clyde Paris and son Floyd returned to Lawrence. Miss Cora Brown and Mrs J K Brown of Boulder went to Baldwin for J H Hatter funeral. Mrs Glen Elis went to Vinland to visit Mrs W S Parsons. Mrs Mary Van Keuren returned to Baldwin after a funeral in Goodland Kansas. Miss Ethel Mae Dodds and Miss Ferner Cochran went to Baldwin. Miss Fay Holliday of Baldwin went to Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Earle Williams went to Baldwin for Theodore Brown funeral. Edwin Schreiber, graduate of the School of Fine Arts, returned to Atchison after visiting Lawrence. Mrs E E Myers returned from Emporia visiting daughter Miss Helen Myers.
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Street
Los Angeles
W. R Oechsli
China
Charles E. Hughes
Duncan
Okla
C. Don Hughes
Hughes
J. B.,carter
Wilson, Kans
W. F. Shaw
Kansas City
W. T. Courtney
Topeka
Reven de Jarnette
J. W. Fleenor
Lecompton
E. Gay
Clyde Paris
Floyd
Lawrence
Cora Brown
J. K. Brown
Boulder
Colo
Baldwin
J. H. Hatter
Glen -Elis
Earle Williams
Theodore Brown
Tekee
Edwin ‘Schreiber
School of Fine Arts
Atchison
E. E. Myers
Emporia
Helen Myers
Lemon Skin Whitener Advertised as Harmless Bleach
An advertisement touts a DIY lemon skin whitening mix using lemon juice and Orchard White. It claims quick, non irritant effects for face neck arms and hands and suggests famous beauties use it for a youthful rosy complexion. The solution is prepared at home and not sold ready to use.
Husker Invasion Looms As Kansas Nebraska Duel
The Kansas Nebraska outdoor dual track meet at Memorial Stadium begins tomorrow at 2 20 in Lawrence with Kansas hoping for an upset. Nebraska leads past meetings 10 7 though Kansas has most points this year 979 to 966. Carey Rogers the Kansas pole vaulter hopes to reach thirteen feet and earn Olympic tryouts. Kansas entries include Firebaugh Rooney Callier Fisher Sims Watson Pratt James Grath Dit Graham Anderson and others in sprints hurdles jumps throws and the relay.
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Thei
Rogers
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Fisher
Sims
Watson
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Grath
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Weese
Hurdies
Graham
Anderson
Broady
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Holderman
Smith
Roberts
Poor
Purguson
Goodell
Dillenbeck
Collier
Griffin
Mens
Lawrence High Eyes Emporia State Track Meet Invite
Lawrence High School plans to send several track athletes to the state meet in Emporia with a relay team likely, as they await final entry selections. On Saturday May 17, an invitation meet will be held in Manhattan under local auspices.
Agricultural college plays enter new scheme amid chaos
An agricultural college agency team will also be entered in the forthcoming event as part of a broader mobilization amid logistical confusion. The exact lineup is unclear but organizers aim to bolster participation and showcase regional agricultural education.
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Holliday
Minnie Scott
Willian Reinisch
State ‘Agricultural College
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