Wartman Elected Regent by Daughters of the American Revolution
Mrs. Franklin S. Wartman is selected as regent succeeding Mrs. Samuel R. Edington at the DAR season finale hosted by Mrs. W. H. Eckel. Officers new to roles include registrar Mrs. Fred C. Roberts librarian Mrs. C. A. Bensema and board member Mrs. R. R. Hall. Continuous officers include vice regent Mrs. Cc. W. Parsons and historian Mrs. Ivan Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Franklin S. Wartman
Samuel R. Edington
W. H. Eckel
Eckel
W. S. Ivins
Walter Holesapple
W. H. van Deman
E. A. Pike
C. E. Bensema
C. B. Wood
Fred C. Roberts
N. L. Houston
Rollin M. James
Frank J. Rucker
C. A. Bensema
James
R. R. Hall
Wartman
Cc. W. Parsons
Wray E. Meyer
Ivan Peters
F. S. Herndon
B. S. Slack
William McFarland
Good Citizenship
Washington, D. C
Elsie Waldron
Mesa
Arizona
Continental Congress
George Washington Memorial Carillon
Valley Forge
Orilla Hazelip
Tucson
Katherine Ney To Give Senior Recital Monday Evening
Miss Katherine Ney presented by the college of fine arts in a senior recital Monday at 8 15 p m in the college recital hall She will perform a program including Bach Beethoven Brahms Liszt and MacDowell works with pieces such as Prelude and Fugue A Minor Capriccio Op 76 No 1 Intermezzo Op 76 No 4 Ballade Op 38 and Rhapsodie Hongroise No 10 under the tutelage of Madame Elenore Altman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Ney
College of Fine Arts
Madame Elenore Altman
Miss Ney
Lady Elks Final Luncheon At Lodge Wednesday
The last monthly luncheon of the season for the Lady Elks is set for Wednesday at 1 pm in the Elks Lodge dining room. Mrs. P. T. Garigan chairs the committee with assistants Mesdames Guy Porter E. S. McEuen W. N. Allen and W. F. Kelly. Contract bridge and keno will follow with prizes and door prizes awarded.
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The
Lady Elks
Elks Lodge
P. T. Garigan
Guy Porter
E. S. McEuen
W. N. Allen
W. F. Kelly
First Nights and Stage Buzz From Walter Winchell On Broadway
Walter Winchell surveys New York theatre week with Robert E. Sherwood and the Lunts receive praise for There Shall Be No Night. Saroyan’s new piece Love's Old Sweet Song opens with mixed reviews. Grey Farm by Rattigan and Bolitho arrives, Brock Pemberton’s Out From Under discussed for next week. The Magic Lanterns preview hits include Rebecca and Star Dust with Linda Darnell, plus Charlie Chan Murder Cruise and Laps at Sea. London blocks Gone With the Wind release as Selznick’s epic faces a late blockade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert E. Sherwood
Finland
Martle
Saroyan
Mike Romanoff
Playwrights
Walter Huston
Jessie Royce Landis
John Anderson
Grey Farm
Terrence Rattigan
Hector Bolitho
London
Oscar Homolka
Brock Pemberton
Rebecca
Music Hall
Linda Darnell
Maxwell Anderson
John Garfield
Anne Shirley
Charlie Chan
Sidney Toler
Laurel and Hardy
Pratt
Boris Karloff
Mr. Selznick
Hitler
The Wireless Show and its Musical Ads Revival
Dr. Smith hosts a segment judging accents to guess origins while Ramona runs her own show. Jimmy Shields aids, and songs like Something American Baby and When April Plays the Fiddle are discussed with salesy narration. The piece notes a revival of song commercials with corny sales pitches.
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the Wireless
Dr. Smith
Punxsutawney
Palo Alto
Ramona
Pianny
Whiteman
Jimmy Shields
Buddy Clark
Crosby
April
Marion Claire
Marion
The Story Tellers And Critics In The Current Magazines
Paul Gallico debuts a new Hiram Holliday novel in Cosmopolitan while Pare Lorentz continues film critique in McCall's. Fortune offers a Paris war paintings spread and mentions long kissers. Paul Edward Miller explains how modern jazz uses rubato tempo and intense polyrhythms with more dissonances and opploytonal harmonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gallico
Hiram Holliday
Cosmopolitan
Pare Lorentz
Hollywood
McCall's
Gay Paree
Fortune
Seine
Paul Edward Miller
There Shall Be No Night and Other Front Page Notes
Raymond Clapper notes Allied recruiting pamphlets may be sent by road companies and urges calm about propaganda efforts. World Telegram praises Thomas L. Stokes for coverage of the Ku Klux Klan, while warning of further attacks by the Pulitzers over Richard Wright’s Native Son. Rome’s Fascisti regime blames Osservatore Romana on Jews, and Moscow’s May Day editorials mock workers and Finland’s murders.
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Raymond Clapper
Washington
Clapper
World-Telly
Thomas L. Stokes
Old Morning World
Pulitzer Brothers
Richard Wright
Rome
Fascisti
Osservatore Romana
Vatican
Moscow
Finland
University Band To Give Concert Tuesday Evening
The University of Arizona concert band, directed by George C. Wilson, will open a trio of lawn band concerts next Tuesday at 7 pm on the university library lawn. The program features Fillmore Klaxon March, Bach Prelude and Fugue in G Minor, Elsa’s processional, God Bless America, Nocturne by Griselle, Bravada by Curzon, and a clarinet solo of Regaudon by Paul Grimes.
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University of Arizona
University Lbrary
George C. Wilson
Fillmore
Elsa
Cathedral
Wagner
America
Irving Berlin
Griselle
Delta Chi Mothers Plan Thursday Meeting at Rucker Home
Delta Chi mothers meet Thursday afternoon at 3 30 oclock at 2036 East Third Street. Mrs F J Rucker hosts with Mrs C J Rice assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Chi
F. J. Rucker
East Third Street
C. J. Rice
Tucson Engagments Highlight Local Academic Figures
The engagement announcements feature Miss Sarah Lutes of Richmond Michigan and Mr Harry Healy of Tucson with a July 25 wedding planned in St Claire Michigan. Lutes is a former University of Arizona residence director and current University of Idaho dean of women while Healy serves as University of Arizona comptroller. The couple eyes a Canada trip and Tucson residence. A second engagement notes Dr Ansel F Hemenway and Mrs Hemenway announcing their daughter Janice Isabel to Ralph E Carpenter II of New York City. Isabel, a University of Arizona graduate, leads the Arizona Sigma Alpha Iota chapter and has Tucson Symphony Orchestra ties. Carpenter, a George Washington alumnus, is with Grace Steamship in New York.
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Sarah Lutes
Charles B. Lutes
Richmond
Mich
Harry Healy
Tucson
Episcopal Church
St. Claire
Miss Lutes
University of Arizona
University of Idaho At Pocatello
Healy
Canada
Ansel F. Hemenway
Janice Isabel
Ralph E. Carpenter, II
New York City
Ralph Carpenter
Marion
Iowa
Hedrick Chapel
Arizona
Sigma Alpha Iota
Phrateres
University Town
University of Washington
Alpha Delta Theta Social Sorority
Tucson Symphony Orchestra
Carpenter
George Washington University
Delta Chi Fraternity
Hammer and Coffin
Pi Nu Alpha
New York
The
Grace Steamship Lines
Grace Episcopal Women Plan Picnic Luncheon and Sewing Session
The Woman's auxiliary of Grace Episcopal church schedules a picnic luncheon at Missionpool Wednesday. Members meet at the parish house at 9 30 with transport provided. Bring table service and call president Mrs Harry Hayes at 0261 1 2 for details. A regular sewing meeting will follow Tuesday at 2 at the parish house for the Good Shepherd mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Auxiliary
Grace Episcopal Church
Missionpool
Harry Hayes
Good Shepherd Mission
Cuban Painting Showcases Rich 300-Year Heritage
A Havana exhibition highlighted Cuban paintings from the last three centuries, focusing on works by Cuban artists. The display underscored the evolution of Cuban art and its regional influences in a national context.
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Cuba
Havana
Mother Singers to Perform Tonight in Music Week Program
National Music Week activities continue with an 8:15 p m concert at the Temple of Music and Art recital hall. The Mother Singers directed by Mrs O P Knight perform with Ruth Parrett Mina Glover and Mrs Harry Berger providing solo and instrumental numbers.
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Temple of Music and Art
Mother Singers
Ruth Parrett
Mina Glover
Harry Berger
O. P. Knight
Frank Watt Smith
Spence
Brewer
Rachmaninoff
Haydn
Talitha Colwell
Cadman
Caprice
Paganini
Brown
Drodla
Bohm
Arditi
P.T. A
Mesdames E H. Mauch
H. E. Phenecie
G. T Ward
W. L. Olsen
Obregon
Bowling
R. L
B Sharp Contest Winners Named
Seventeen young music students were admitted into membership by the B Sharp club at the annual contest held Saturday afternoon at the Temple of Music and Art. Mrs. Harry Berger presided. judges were Mrs. John Ivancovich Ruth Parrett and Mrs. M. L. Girton. The winners include Jeanette Smith Joan Wood Jova Gill Dana Paut Virginia Houghton Helen Ahlgren James Carroll Betty Bayne Alice May Shull and Viola Quihuis with piano, Jimmy Hill Manuel.
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B Sharp Club
Temple of Music and Art
Harry Berger
John Ivancovich
Ruth Parrett
M. L. Girton
O. P. Knight
Jeanette Smith
Joan Wood
Jova Gill
Dana Paut
Virginia Houghton
Helen Ahlgren
James Carroll
Betty Bay
Violinists and clarinetist named in a performance listing
The list includes Leon, Kathleen Robinson, Patricia Didgood, Janet Sturgess and Patsy Cross on violin with Don Soash on clarinet for an upcoming recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon
Kathleen Robinson
Patricia Didgood
Janet Sturgess
Patsy Cross
Don Soash
El Paso Wedding Party Hosts Bridal Gift Handoff
A social gathering at Mrs. Dawson's home on East Sixth Street honored Miss Nally with gifts from 24 guests. Jack Dawson and Gail Carson arrived in wedding attire as a bride and groom to the wedding march, while green and white decor set the theme.
Veterans groups host birthday dinner at home
Ben Daniels camp No. 8 and United Spanish War Veterans No. 3 will not meet at Transportation hall. They will gather at Mrs. Lola McCall’s home 3095 North Campbell Avenue for a pot luck dinner honoring Department Commander Nichols of Phoenix and Camp Commander C. E. Bruce whose birthday falls on that date. Members should bring card tables.
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Ben Daniels
United Spanish War Veterans
Transportation Hall
Lola McCall
North
Campbell Avenue
Department
Nichols
Phoenix
C. E. Bruce
Mems
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Coro
Charbert
Devonshire
Mary Dunhill
Michigan
Hemenway-Carpenter
B Sharp
Cash & Carry
Wallis
Vick
Eastern Star
Star Circle of Arizona
OES
Oscar Montgomery
Bellevue Avenue
Jeanne McQuown
Pearl Abbott
Montgomery
Mesdames
Gladys Skid- More
Stella Swan
Evelyn Weaver
Merle Griswold
Ferguson
J. Hendricks
Lottie Brown
Marie Moore
Hazel Smith
Kitty Hagan
Ella Bring
Anna Porter
Hettie Peters
Maybelle Weaver
Beulah Young
Ina Mae Mullins
Josephine Graydon
Grace Durfee
Tillie Cotrell
Florence Drachman
George Reid
B. F. Pilcher
J. Shepard
J. E. Arntzen
LeRoy Williams
James Rogers
A. L. Kerr
Frank Flynn
Bud Robinson
L. B. Nowlan
Ivan Fields
Oscar Petenson
A. F. Ellison
Myrtle Horton
Lucy Teacht
George Armstrong
Margaret Saylor
Maude Howard
CBS
Custom Studios
Mademoiselle
Play Toys
Smart Shop For Smart Women
North Park
University Gate
Holsum
D&m
Sarah Cooley Cosmetics
Mother
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L’orle
Vapor Marcel
N. Campbe
North Scott
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