THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1930
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE. KANSAS
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K. U. Students Alone Compose Personnel of Concert Orchestra
For First Time Since Origi Symphony Will Not Import Outside-Talent
The personnel of the University Symphony Concert orchestra, for the first time since its origin, is composed almost entirely of University musicians, which are filled by faculty members. Previously, a few instruments have been imported in order to make them suitable to compose the orchestra for concert.
The symphony, with Karl O. Kueksteiner as director, and Dorothy Kueksteiner concertmaster, will appear in concert Monday night.
The following are the members of the orchestra: Karl O. Kueisterstein, director; Dorothy Kueisterstein, concertmaster; first violin, Lucy Wincer, cellist; second violin, well, Helen Baker, Dorothy Dureke, Lyman Henderson, Theodore Greene; second violin, Audrey Broyles, principal, James B. Fisher, Leonard Schneider, Eric Brissen, Virginia Shire, Michelle Burges, Leena Drunskus, Margaret Bushon
Vicola, Eden Hopkins, Luther Leavens, John Burke, William Wood, Robert Buston, Muricie, Sinnig, colle, D. M. Swarthout, Genevieve Boston, Julian Buckton, Ben Bouston, Buxton Jone Bouston, othy Swain; bane, Flenner McDonald, Paul Coll, Mary Saltielhid, Virginia
Flute, Susan Hodson, Evelyn Eylenstie; piccolo, Kate Keith Harrison; oboe, Marcia Cohen; clarinet, Martin Mills, Harriet Ackley; clarence Ericsson, Robert Pierson; horn, Glon Morris, lawrerie Brown; trumpet, Marilyn Murray, Milure Darrent, Robert Young. Walter McFarlane; trombone, Carl Hoefer; viola, Bela Hoera, tuba, Bill Holaway.
Tympani, Max White; percussion,
Sydney David; hark, Harcel Bushong,
piano, Mary Lou Earlenbaugh,
librarian, J. B. Fischer
Comparison of college costs of to-day clothing is illustrated in a new novel by Elizabeth Shergant. The author accumulates her knowledge from documents which had been preserved.
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SOCIETY
Prof. and Mrs. A. M. Ockerbier and Al Callahan were dinner guests at the Triangle fraternity last evening.
Mrs. E. R. E. Edwards of the Theta Phi Alpha house is expected to return from Chicago today when she has been spending her vacation with her daughter, Mrs. E. B. Muckey who is staying at the house during her absence.
Charlotte Clarke was a dinner guest at Corbin hall Wednesday evening.
Guests at the Cosmopolitan house last night were Dorothy Durkee, the Rev. and Mrs. A. D. Grey.
Dinner guests at the Gamma Phi Beta house last night were Kenneth Cox, Louis Graves, Gilbert Coen, and Harry Wall.
Triangle, engineering, fraternity announces the pledging of Al Caila hann, of Kansas City.
Social Calendar
1937 Mass. St. Phone 65
General Electric
Refrigerators
Wednesday
Chi Omega dinner, house.
Thursday
University Women's Club ten, My area hall. 2 p.m.
Friday
Tau Nu Tau dinner, house. Freshman Frole, Memorial Union Building.
Wesley Foundation party, church.
Saturday.
Phi Mu Alpha, house.
Cosmopolitan club, Odd Pellows
ball
Alpha Delta Pi house.
Phi Kappa, house.
Phi Beta Pi, house.
Lutheran Students Asns., church.
Because of the distance to their homes and for financial reasons, sixty students at Syracuse University relied on mobile devices to find work to occupy their time.
Edward W. Bok Dies After Week's Illness at His Winter Home
Funeral Services Will Be Held Tomorrow With Burial at Lake Wales
Lake Wales, Fla. — (UP)—Erward W. Bok, widely known editor and philanthropist of Merion, Pa., died at his home on Tuesday after a work's illness of heart trouble.
Ministers at the University of Oklahoma did a thriving business over the holiday season in the way of marriages. Five couples who are well known on the camps chose the Christmas season in which to be married.
Funeral services will be held tomorrow with burial at Lake Wales sanctuary, members of the family and visitors arriving at the bedside when the end came, but Cyron U. K. Curtis, Philadelphia publisher, was a physician, who were requested to come from Philadelphia when Bob's condition became critical, had not ar-
Edward Bok was born in Holder, Netherlands, in 1863. He came to the United States when he was 6 years old. He studied at the Ladies Home Journal from 1889 until 1911. He created the $100,000 American peace award and the Harvard advertising awards in 1923. He received a number of well-known books.
Women's gymnasium make-up
classes will be held Saturday at 10:30
and Tuesday at 3:00 in the swimming
pool. Miss Ruth Hoover
Announcements
W.A.A. picture will be taken Saturday, Jan. 11, at 10:30 at Squires studio.
Miss Ruth Hoover
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There will be an important meeting 'Friday at 4:30 the intramural board in the women's gymnastics. There will be a meeting. Miss Ruth Hoover
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H. B. WARNER. Lois Wilson and Monte Blue in a thrilling sea story entitled "CONQUEST." Also a double program with Bob Kirkwood, a strong action drama entitled "Kidnaped" and Patee Daily News Feature and scenic.
DOROTHY DAWN, Tom O Brian in a spectacular drama. "THE PEACOCK FAN." Also comedy. "Why Campers Go Goo-Goo" and the Patee Everyday News Feature.
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