FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1939
SUMMER SESSION KANSAN
PAGE THREE
Student Recital Monday Evening
On Monday evening at 8 o'clock, the students of voice, piano, violin and ensemble will give a recital in Hoch auditorium. For the most part the program consists of those students who are not enrolled during the regular school year.
With the Campus Sing, which will be held the following Thursday evening, the program of musical events for the Summer Session will come to a close.
The program is as followe-
The program is as follows:
Two pianos, "Impromptu Rococo",
(Schutt), Betty Buchanan and El-
frieda Franz
Voice, "Every Valley," from "The Messiah," (Handel). Jack Dalke.
Voice, "Care Selve" from *Atalanta*, (Hanover) Theater
of Music, Waltz (*Fmtl*)
lan.a, " (Handel), *Concerne Lewen*
Piano: "Concerne Waltz," (Friml)
"Moe of the Cavaliers."
Ella Sophie Lichtensdatter.
Voice, "Dank sei dir, Herr," (Han-
er)
Voice, "The Cross," (Harriett Ware). Ruth Hookins.
Violin, "Concerto No. 7," Andante
Quintella (De Beriot), Ralph Hawley
Voice, "The First Meeting," (Grieg) and "In Springtime," (Becker), Marian Norby.
Voice, "Ecco ridente in cielo" from "Il Barbiere di Siviglia," (Rossini), S. Martin Brockway.
Ensemble: Concerto in C minor,
(Bach), Adagio, Mabel Ann Brand-
stetter, violin, Earnest Harrison,
oboe, Helen Whetstone, piano.
Voice: Scene and Gavotte from "hamon", (Massenet). Marion Terrell
Voice: La donna e mobile from "Rigoletto", (Verdi); Let my song fill your heart, (Ernest Charles), Mearle Watters.
Piano: Viennese Dance, No. 2 (Friedman-Gartner), Elfrieda Franz Voice: Il Prologo from "Pagliacci" (Leoncello), Richard Bond
Voice: Lieti Signor from "Les Hugenots", (Meyerbeer), Dorothy Allen.
Ensemble: Trio in E flat, Op. 100 (Schubert), Allegro, Edna Givens violin, Jack Stephenson, cello, Marshall Butler, piano
Helen Lindquist Recital In Hoch Last Tuesday
Helen Lindquist, a pupil of Karl Kuesterstein, associate professor of violin and orchestra of the University, appeared in recital Tuesday evening at Hoch auditorium. Miss Lindquist has received several first place violin awards in district, state and national music contests. Her recital included works from Gluck, Bach, Hochstein, Lalo, Brahms and Saraste.
Music Camp Holds Farewell Party Saturday
The students of the Mid-Western camp are holding their formal farewell party Saturday night, from 8 to 10:30 o'clock in the ballroom of the Memorial Union building. Frank Anneberg, boy's supervisor, said that games and entertainment is being provided for those who do not care to dance. Each one of the houses in which the students live is being responsible for three numbers on the program.
Heart Attack Takes Life Of Former Kansas Grad
Edward Payson Irwin, 64, owner and editor of the Honolulu Times, a weekly newspaper, died Wednesday in a hospital in San Francisco after suffering a heart attack. He and Mrs. Irwin were making a trip around the world.
Irwin was graduated from the University in 1897. He went to the Hawaiian Islands nearly twenty years ago.
Jens P. Jensen to Denver
Jens P. Jensen, professor of economics, left Tuesday night for Denver to visit his brother before going to a camp at Brainerd Lake, Mrs. Jensen and her sister, Miss Emma Guetzlaff of Waverly, Iowa, left Wednesday by automobile and will join Professor Jensen at the lake.
The last concert to be presented by the Mid-Western Band Camp will be Sunday evening. A. A. Harding will be guest conductor.
Final Music Concerts To Be Presented This Week-end
The program:
A Faust Overture (Wagner), Excerpts from a Symphonic Poem (Richard Strauss), Valse from "Divertissement" (Ibert), Paso Doble—Bravada (Cruzon) Siegfried's Rhine Journey from "Gotterdammerung (Wagner), Meditation from "Trais" (Massenet), Roomanian Rhapsody No. 1 (Enesco).
Prelude to "The Garden of Allah' (Ronald), Paraphrase on "Ol' Man River" (Kern-Grofe), Marimbia Solo 'Piping Times' (Brewer), March—A Step Ahead (H. L. Alford), March—Paraphrase—The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise (Alford), Crown Imperial March (composed for the coronation of King George VI, London, May. 1938) (Walton).
The march "A Step Ahead" which is still in manuscript, is the last composition of the late Harry L. Alford who was one of America's best march writers and arrangers for the modern symphonic band.
The final orchestra program will be given Sunday afternon at 3:30 in Hoch auditorium. David Lawson, conductor will be assisted by Karl Krueger, director of the Kansas City Philharmonic orchestra.
The regular broadcast will be given Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock as usual.
Bayles Is Last Speaker Of Baptist Church Series
Prof. E. E. Bayles, of the School of Education, will be the guest speaker Sunday morning for the last of the special Summer Session series at the First Baptist church school. The meeting will last from 10:30 to 11 o'clock.
Professor Bayles' subject will be "Character Education." Preceding him on the series were: Professors Schwegler, Gagliardo, Chubb, Ise and Dean Paul B. Lawson.
The class is preceded at 9:30 by the regular worship service of the church at which Rev. C. W. Thomas will speak. Paul Stoner, violinist, will be featured in a special number.
Hygiene Class to Hear Clifton Hall
Dr. Clifton Hall, director of the tuberculosis control division of the State Board of Health will discuss tuberculosis among school children and the tuberculosis test at 9:30 Tuesday morning in room 310, Fraser hall in Prof. A. H. Turney's School Hygiene class. Anyone interested is invited to attend.
Miss Zippe's Condition Better
Hermina Zipple, director of the
Memorial Union building and
director of the University food services
was much improved yesterday after
an attack of appendicitis Saturday
night. She expects to be back at
work in the next few days.
Miss Zipple's Condition Better
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Fred Ellsworth, secretary of the alumni association, was expected to return to the University this morning, after having completed a fourday trip into Oklahoma and southern and western Kansas.
Ellsworth Returns Today From Extensive Trip
The purpose of Ellsworth's trip was to contact leaders of the various alumni club which have already been organized in several Kansas and Oklahoma towns, and to assist in the organization of new clubs in the other places where he planned to visit.
Ellsworth meet with Paul Endacott, president of the association Wednesday, at Bartlesville, Okla.
Clubs and alumni of the University were contacted in Ottawa, Garnett, Jola, Coffeyville, Arkansas City, Winfield, Wellington, Harper, Anthony, Kingman Wichita, Eldorado and Emporia, in Kansas and Bartlesville, Tulsa, Stillwater and anr Ponca City, in Oklahoma.
The school of pharmacy was organ in 1891.
Music Campers---a concert in Fowler. Grove on the K. U. Campus, and each Sunday evening the band played a concert. More than 1,000 townspeople and friends of the university have attended a single concert Mr. Lawson, Mr. Wiley, the guests conductors, and Dean Swarthout conducted the groups in these concerts.
J. R. Dyer was the first dean of men.
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