University Women club December meeting at Spooner-Thayer museum
The December meeting of the University Women’s club will be a test day afternoon at Spooner Thayer museum. After a brief business meeting at 3 PM, Dr John Mazon the new curator will speak. Tea chaired by Mrs C M Baker with multiple committees and receiving line guests listed.
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University Women's Club
Spooner-Thayer Museum
John Mazon
C. M. Baker
R. I Canuteson
P. H. Klinken
Raymond Mer
J. M. Omma
W. W. Davis
Laurel Anderson
Ned Linegar
Donald Powell
Personal notices from Lawrence area residents
Mr and Mrs John J Henry spent two weeks with Mr J B Henry and left for Los Angeles. Sen and Mrs Harry White of Council Grove visited with It and Mrs Kerneth Dodderidge. Benster White spoke at a Lawrence Rotary luncheon. Mrs White was guest of Mrs Waldermar Gelich. Ed Killick and children from Corpus Christi Tex and Mrs Killicks mother Mrs A M Hoffman of Toa visited J N Gordon and Mrs fart Marshall. Killick is former Miss Hazel Hoffman of Coffeyville who lived with her grandmother Mrs Gordon while at KU. Mrs Roy Linley and Miss Emma Cain returned from Kansas City after Thanksgiving. Mrs Cora Kirby returned from Evanston Ill with son Kenneth Kirby at Northwestern. Mr and Mrs Harry Bouton and Mr and Mrs Roy Curtis hosted Sunday at Mr Clarence Hub of Lone. P D Scanland and the family moved from Louis to their new home at 1005 Wainais Street. Mrs A J Anderson left for Roseburg Ore to visit Dr Arthur S Anderson before returning to Roseburg. Mr and Mrs Holladay visited Lebanon Mo and other places during Thanksgiving week.
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John J. Henry
J.B. Henry
Los Angeles
Harry White
Council Grove
Yexterly
Kerneth Dodderidge
Benster White
District Govenor
Rotary Club
Huncheon
Lawrence Rotary Club
White
Waldemar Gelich
Ed Killick
George
Karen
Corpus Christi
Tex
Killick
A. M. Hoffman
Toa
J. N. Gordon
Fart Marshall
Misa Hazel Hoffman
Coffeyville
Gordon
University of Kansas
Roy Linley
Misa Emma Cain
Kansas City
John Cain
Larry Linley
Cora Kirby
Evanston, Ill
Kenneth Kirby
Northwestern University
Lar
Harry Bouton
Roy Curtis
Clarence Hub
Lone
D. Scanland
Louis
Wainais Street
Scanland
Daughteee
R. Holmes
Law
Ehrlich Recital Showcases Mature Cello Tone and Poise
John Ehrlich, a gifted cellist, delivered a graduate recital marked by refined technique and deep musical insight. Partnered with Alberta Stuhl on piano, he offered Valentini and Brahms works, plus Barber, Hindemith, and Rachmaninoff, drawing praise for tone variety from liquid fire to a gentle brook and for a performance that balanced passion with restraint. The audience, nearly full in Frank Strong Auditorium, praised the engaging finale and his animated interpretation of Paradis and Spinning Song.
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Scianl For Fine Arts
Recita
John Ehrlich
Ehrlich
Raymond i Stuhl
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Alberta Stuh
Classi
Valentini
Samuel Barber
Dexelor
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Stuhl
Rachmaninoff
Frank
Writer Declines Christmas Wish List in Open Letter
In an open letter to Santa Claus, a New York writer explains she cannot think of anything she wants this Christmas. She notes past desires feel fulfilled or outdated, from white shirts to suits and gadgets, and admits struggling to name a single needed item while suggesting Santa donate her share to those in Europe who need more.
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Santa
Latte Teinia
Kausfrau
Christman
Europe
Mrs. Claus
Metropolitan Opera Opens With Stronger Night Than Years
The Metropolitan Opera presented a striking opening night in New York, drawing praise for performances and production. Reviewers highlighted artistic daring and the ensemble’s polish, noting favorable comparisons to recent seasons and audience enthusiasm for the new season prospects.
Opera gala marks triumphant reopening after hardship
Mrs stor recalled a three hour event with John Loder as she announced losing a ring insured for 22000 dollars. The gala opening stood as a triumph amid prior financial woes that threatened to close the old opera house. The crowd praised the music, style, show, and department as the best opening in years. The federal and state governments spend more than SLT Wen to reduce forest fire sustes year.
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Barbara Skinner
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Yvonne Saunders
Martha
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Ingrid Baltzersen
Nannie Lefferd
Belle Kinney
Denna Shirar
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ben Shanklin
West Campus
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Soin Culintgnal
Anguat Wiehe
Norman Kunkel
Mise
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Genevieve Carlbere
Mine Anna Stee
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Appleton City
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Mies
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Wilton
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Parkville
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Tatum, Tex
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