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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1907
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWPENCE, KANSAS
Watkins Halls Will House 75 Completion of Miller Hall Provides Several New Scholarships
With the completion of Miller hall, stu-bilding to Watkins hall, more than 75 self-supporting women students will take advantage of scholarships made possible with the gift of the two buildings to the University by Mrs. J. B. Watkins, Lawrences. Both dormitories, under Mrs. Watkins' plan, provide scholarships for women of high moral and scholastic standing, who work in the dormitories or co-operative basis.
Watkins hall was given to the University 10 years ago. Miller hall, just completed, is named for him. Watkins brother, Mr. brother of Mrs. Watkins.
Both buildings are similar to security houses in construction, differing only in kitchen facilities. Several small kitchenette-dining room sections in which groups of five and six students prepare and serve meals, replaces the small single room and kitchen of security homes.
Mrs. S. M. Stayton of Wellington is the new housemaster of Miller hall. Mrs. C. E. Esterley, house-mother of Watkins hall for several years, will remain in that capacity. The schoolchildren.
Miller Hall (New)
Almeda Booth, Kansas City; Jessie Bradbury, Independence; Leonis Baldwin, Oklahoma; Bob Baldwin, Elimina Hilley, Preston; Gladys Hober, Valley Falls; In Janzt, Wobbell Ohio; Omaha, Chicago; Jeanne Keamine, Champa Alice Leffler, Kansas City; Lillian Mills, Elizabeth Bayton, Kan-
dell; Marcia Dallart, Texas; Enzi Schuerman, Salina; Mary Jane Spier, Kansas City; Wagner, Oakland; Helen Wilson, Kansas City; Jane Aumiller, Topeka Alice Bown, Topek; Anna Mary
Miriam Ellis, Concordia; Margaret June Gray, Pratt; Laura L. Holate; Alwood; Nellie Hurtgen, Ruedi, Cola; Ceci Johnson, Richmond; Bessy Kimble, Mulhern; Katherine Glynn, Enidnyte, Olata; Sara Tomoko, Tonka Lois Ross, Dover
Watkins Hall (Renewals)
Sophia Schellenberg, Hillboro; Kimberly Sanders, Sinnam; Waverly Ether Tippin, Topekin; Harriet Wetz, City City; Mar Barbara Woodward, Hutchin-
Watkins Hall (Renewals)
Plummer Golden, Junction City; Delphine Golder, Junction City; Marion Houton, Kansas City; Mariarock, Oakland; Oakland, Chicago; Mary Lou荔欧, Kansas City; Laucie Rich, Lyndon; La Rosa, Los Angeles; Ralph Leon, Ruth Rippe, Easton.
Watkins Hall (New)
Mary Grace, basketball at University of Detroit Marry Frazer,扎萨克; Athleti Edh Hward, tongoxuane; Doree Eureka; Dorey janke, Topeka; Jaime Rupem, Tinka
Prof. Karl Kuersteiner, director of the symphony orchestra.
ken; Dorothy Alexander, Everest,
Ardmore Armada, Topcape; Muriel
Johnson, Topcape; Ruth Morcer, Wellington; Dorothy Nelson; Marion Aiice Puder; Stephanie Phoebe Sloslander, Topeka Harriet Leosh, Topcape; Valton Thompson, Oksalosaon; Niedweeman, Cormack; Ines Fisher, Lawnworth; Nancy Geff, Wichita; Laura Helen Johnson, Mound City; Vivia McOcWichita; Bernice Main, Silver Lake Veer Lee Miller; Bhelie; Ethel
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The K.U. Symphony orchestra, under the 8th section of Prof. Karl Kuerstehner, is planning an extensive season this year and is scheduled to play in early fall concert on Nov. 11.
Plan Tryouts For Symphony
Extensive Season Slated
By Karl Kuersteiner
Conductor
Trevours for all stringed instruments will be he'l飞 on Thursday, Sept. 18 from 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. in Capitol Administration auditorium.
Prospective *p*-numbers must enroll during the regula *r* enrollment, with or without credit. Credit is allowed for orchestra work in the college and most of the school is of the University.
Professor Kueerstraut urges all students to come to these tryouts, whether proficient or not. Last year the symphony orchestra was
Trouvors for all 'wind instruments are to be held on Wednesday, Sept 15 at 7 p.m. in Central Administration auditorium.
For the tryouts, which will be in the nature of a short private hearing, the students should bring their own instruments. However the orchestra owns a number of instruments which may be used by members of the ensemble, and should be made with the conductor before or during the tryouts.
Pathetique Symphony by Tschaikowsky.
According to Professor Kuersteiner, the orchestra is conducted in the manner of a study group in symphonic literature, particularly in the larger forms. After the tryouts, work will begin immediately upon the feature number of the fall concert which will be the complete
composed of 75 members and Professor Kuerstelner* is expecting a membership of 75 or more again this year.
"Red" Blackburn, Mount Oread's veteran leader of swing, held tryouts in Memorial Union ball room yesterday afternoon to fill vacancies in the trumpet, saxophone and trombone sections of his orchestra.
For any additional information students are asked to call the Fine Arts office or Prof. K. O. Kuehrer at 304 Administration build-
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The symphony orchestra is scheduled to appear in a recital with Tau Sigma, honorary dancing sorority, ater in the first semester.
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