THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
SUNDAY, JUNE 2, 1929
PAGE FOUR
Advanced Students to Give Recitals on June 3 and
Artists
Monday's and Tuesday' Programs to Include Thirty Different
Two advanced student recitals, to be given Monday and Tuesday, June 3 and 4, at 8:00 p. m. in the University auditorium, will be the last recital before the final commencement. From July 7, given by the School of Fine Arts.
The program, composed of 17 selections, for Monday's recital, is as follaws:
These recitals will offer mixed pro-grams of piano, organ, violin, and voice. They will be given entirely by students.
Organ: Religious March ___ Guillman
Virginia Derge
Dinner: County in G Minor
Schumann
Piano: Sonata in G Minor ___
Schumann
First Movement
Katherine Kaull
Voice: A Spring Funny  Densmars
Joe Salbarks
Piano: Concert Etude
Lamont Smith
Voice: Bella Porta + Falconieri
Bass, Bass, Bass
Early Ball
Piano: Ethude D Flat
Listen to Moran
Voice: Sussexbeach Thy Demanoune
Vary (Old English)
Brown
Lance Porter
Piano: Miura sur Murale (Waltz
Transcription) Strums Tausig
Helen Cleveland
Voice: Wonderna Nachttted
Whinch
Schubert
Whinch
Schubert
Djacotte
DeJarnette
Allegro con fuoco
Allegro moderato
Elizabeth Hill
Ezadebat mi
Piano: Ettole Moszkowei
Voice: My Lovely Celia Munro
Piano  Rolero ___ Chopin
Voice: Thraneerregen Schubert
      Gleicher Sager
Piano: Bolero ___ Chopin
Florence Webster
H. H. Hancock: The Deep Voice
Voice: My Heart at Thy Dear Voice
Saint-Sneps
(Sammon and Denison)
Mary Young
Piano: Scherzo in B Minor — Chopin
Patti Johnson
Ruth Spindler
Voice: Don Jean's Serenade
Tuesday's recital of 15 numbers is the following:
Organ: Funeral March and Seraphis
College
Tschi Gerald McClure
kahn Koe
Vice: Ah, fors' e bii (La Travista)
Nevil
Geran McCullure
Piano: Fantasy and Fugue in G MII
nor...Back
Mary Lou Earlenbaugh Violin: Concerto D Minor (No. 4) Viotextem
Adagio tenggong
Lucy Thomas
Piano: Rhapsody in F Sharp Minor
Dohnwarf
Virginia Derge
Vioce: Die Mai-nacht Brabmus
Piano: Iolden's Liebes-Tod ("Trit-
tan and Loide") Wagner-Liste
Evelyn Swartwhatch
Voice: Amarilli Old Italian
Piano: Soirée de Grenade Debussy
Piano: Source de Grenade · Denussy
Dorothy Enlow
Voice: Bonjour, Suzan! ___ Thome
Nicol. Boston
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Piano: Toccata Saint-Saën
Janet Coulison
Violin: Concerto E Minor
Mendelssohn
Voice: Mv Heart Is Weary (Nadechda" ___ Thomas
Alegró Vivanco
Helen Stockwell
Organ: Scherzo
Marian McNabb
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SOCIETY
Jean Norris, A. B. 28, and Juliette Wakeenhut, M. A. 28, were guests at the Alpha Delta Pi house yesterday.
Bernice Grizzell of Clifton, is spending a week with her sister Evelyn Grizzell at the Alpha Gamma Delta house.
Anne Lacle Miller, fe26, of Kansas City, Mo., arrived today to spend several days as a guest at the Alpha Gamma Delta house.
Miss Frances Reeves, A. B., 28 will arrive today from Columbus to make arrangements to work on her master's degree in summer school.
The wedding of Alpha March, c29,
and George Cady, R. S., M. 2, A. 7,
will be seizedmil today in the home
of the bride's parents in Russell.
About 25 members of the Phil Delta Threata will hold a farewell party at the Kansas City Athletic Club in Kansas City, Mo., Friday night, June 7.
Members of Alpha Delta Pi, n-
mounce the marriage of Betty Ryan,
A. B. 28, of Onaatacne, to Emmet
W. Omaatacne, on May 5, in Coffeeville,
Mes. J, H. Kvammer, the Phil Delta Theta housemate, went to her home in Beloit Friday, where she will spend two weeks going to Colorado for the summer.
Dr. and Mrs, H. P. Cady, and Chance Brown of the Pilton house left Saturday morning for Rensselaer to celebrate the Cary March wedding today.
Wunfried Nessily of the Chi Omega house and Geraldine Shelley of the Kappa house left Saturday morning at the Chelsea Inn, attended the wedding of Helen Hunt.
Four Take Certified Public Accountant Examinations
Miriam Thoronham left Friday night for Topika where she attended the Delta Gamma-Kappa Alpha Theta sunrise dance at Saturday morning. Thoronham was graduated from Washburn college the first semester.
Certified Public Accountant examinations were given to four persons last Wednesday, May 26. Those taking the examination were Frank H. Armold; John; N.A. Baker; Topeka; G. Cole; J. C. Clarke; and Clinton Minder, Indecence.
Since the passage of the C, P, A,
of the Kansas in 1923 there have been
several opportunities for institutions
are held there at the University
under the auspices of the School
Results from the examination will not be known until the American Institute of Accountants at New York University, where the papers are obtained, grade the papers.
Student Geologists To Make Inspection of Mining Districts
Kansas, Oklahoma, and Missouri Lead and Zine Fields Will Be Visited
Wednesday will be spend in visiting the cement plant toolan Coho, where he worked. After spending the night in Pittsburgh, the party will be conducted on a tour of the coal mining region. He is Kernem Spencer, A. B. 26, who is now with the Pittsburgh Midway Coal
Six members of the Ore Deposit class, of the department of geology, will leave Wednesday morning. June 21-24, 2016, for a state lead and six district and other places of interest. The trip will be under the supervision of Dr. G. L. Landes, assistant geologist and instructor of the class, and K. R. K. Landes, assistant state geologist. The group will make the journey in the department's truck, camping outside the department.
Thursday afternoon and Friday will be spend in the tri-state lead and zinc district, touring the mines, nails, and sparring sites. Sporadic visitors Pieber, Oklahoma. Saturday will be occupied in visiting the limestone quarries at Carthage, Mo., and in driving back to Lawrences, so we can see here for the baccalaureum sermon. Doctor Knight and Doctor Landes plan to leave the class at Carthage and go on to the museum. Magnet Cove, where they will spend some time gathering specimens for the economic geology and mineralogy collections of this region since there has been considerable inclusion of ignited rocks into the sedimentary crust, resulting in a great variety of metamorphic effects and fractures.
Doctor Landes will return probably the following Wednesday, but Doctor Knight will do research work in the university. He will have to attend the latter part of June, when he will return to the University in time to conduct one of the survey parties in his work.
The members of the field trip party are: Ferdinand Pankratz, c. 2013, Cliff Ward, c. 2014, Harold Hawkins, c. 2015, Lydon Morrison, c. 2016, K. R. Lands, and Dr. G. I. Knight.
THIRD UNIVERSITY WORLD CRUISE
Kansas City, Mo.—(UP)—Former members of Junction City and Geary county, Kansas, hold their nine annual meetings and picnic here today at Swoke park.
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Lawrence merchants who enjoy student patronage will be given the opportunity to advertise in the 1923-30 Student Directory, according to Jack Morris, 651, editor. The appraisal of such admissions has been received for solicitation of the single line of advertising which is to appear in the last pages of the directorial catalog.
The student council has authorized the editor to visit the merchants next week in order to obtain their co-operation in publishing this book.
The printing contract assures the completion of the directory within two weeks after the date on which the complete copy is submitted.
George O. Foster, registrar, has estimated that the list of students, who will be available for publication, number will be available for publication by Q&E. Information from the department will also be faculty employees will probably be available at the same time accorded to them. The university's governing organizations and house hobsters will be secured some time soon.
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Leonard Axe to Teach Business Law Classes
Leonard H. Axe, LLI.B29, of Commerce City, Colorado, chaired a business in law in the School of Business next year, it was announced by Dean Frank T. Stockton
Previous to his coming to K. U., Axe attended Eber University at Baldwin City, where he received his A. B. degree in 1923. Following his
graduation from Baker Axe taught classes in political science at the Council Grove high school, and graduated from Phi Delta Pi legal fraternity,
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