PAGE FOUR AC THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN,LAWRENCE,KANSAS THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1923 Capacity Crowd Hears Symphony Orchestra Play Program Given by Group Merits Praise; Tenor Sings Pleasing Numbers By Roberta Colbertson By Roberta Culbertson The Minnesota Symphony orchestra played before a capacity and a crowd of 3,000 in memory of the Memorial high school last night. The symphony orchestra is one of the most kind and beautiful country, Heinz Hoyer shows it and the instrumentator showed the ability of the orchestra to play the most difficult of works. The opening number was the overture to the "Flying Dutchman" by Wagner. This staplework work he used was a balloon that and then dimms till the faint sound of a drum is all that can be heard; then it reigns its climax and ends in a moderato. One of the charmable themes of his work is the remarkable times it changes in tempo. Meader Sings Difficult Numbers The second selection was an avenue for the song by George Meader, tenor, and compied by the orchestra. This displayed Meader's full, rich tones and showed his ability to interpret difficult songs. The score from "Munson Loon- s" by Messenet which showed his supreme power to handle the most intricate of works. This number was much better than the first because he sang the piece was much better than his English. The third number a fantasy, "A Night on the Bare Mountain," by Monarchyshire was descriptive and interpreted in a trayed a picture of the wind howling and then a slow tempo was used which gave the feeling of homeosemity. Their generosity when four encounters were played following this work. Variety in Encores **A variety in Encores** The first was also graceful and nectural. The second was the "Juba Dane" by Dect, was light, cheerful and colorful. The third was the "Bumble-Bee" by Rimsky-Korsakov, was distinctly descriptive. The fourth and last was "Wainston Po" (Maori Dance) by a very colorful, full of life and unique. The next treatment was another area by Mober. 'St眠魔」Labecke from this work he showed how apply he could live and enter in the spirit of the world. The fifth composition the Hunger- marsh, "Uncanny" from The Pompeii and colorful and wrathful and many cli- muxes were reached during the seize "America" is Finale and Climax "The climax and finale of the program," says Biech's prize-winning symphony "America." This great work portrays the landing of the pigriin in New York City, building up a nation, Indian songs, Indian dances, and the call to war are in the first movement which has for years been the highlight. The second movement pictures the Civil war period from 1861 to 1885, and the hours of sorrow and joy encountered during this time. The final movement conveys the picture of the present and the future with its incessant noise, the inevitable collapse and reconstruction. The work concluded with the great autumn "America," which the audience sang Abram Lincoln and Walt Whitman were the inspirations for this staplework work which is the greatest of its kind in America today. Matinee Packs High School Despite Last Minute Change Crowd Is Good-Natured An audience of approximately 1,400 guests will be at the Lawrence Legal Historical Hall School to listen to the concert day afterburn to listen to the concert by the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra. Despite the inconvenience caused by the last minute change of the price, they were willing to the High School, the audience took it all good-naturely and enjoyed the concert. Several hundred school children as well as the concert ticket holders were present to hear the program and in turn, to sing along. The auditorium, which has a seating capacity for only 1,200 persons, it was filled by students up and others to sit on the stage. The orchestra, directed by Engelbert Roeniger, assistant conductor presented a program of lighter music in the band, followed by the brass, beginning with Victor Herbert's descriptive "March of the Toys," from Rabin in Tociloy, and ending with Mendelssohn's "Spring Song," audited to the weather. Workers Given Summer Courses in Wisconsin U. Madison, Wis.—An advanced class of work will be added to the summer course for workers in industry. This course is open to students following receipt of enough applications to warrant an advanced section, announcements Miss Alice Sheeckner. The special course which opens its fifth year this summer on July 2, last year enrolled 44 women and two men from 22 cities and five states. These students completed a grammar school education, leave their industrial work for six weeks to undertake such subjects as English, public speaking, economics, science and social studies. A period of study is financed by various civic and labor organizations. Sophomore Will Be Dutch at Annual Class Dance Other Genres Romance Indianapolis, Ind.—Tradition is being pushed aside at Burler College, for the annual sophomore class dance, which will be typical of the Nether- The fifty-fifty play of financing the dance has met with approval. Mr. Butter E. Student will ask Miss Butter Student to the dance, "Oh, of course, I shall be delighted to go and here's what I will do." Whereas, he will add his share to the proffered coin and the share are prepared for the dance. Sings Fitting Song at Wedding Lekhan, N. H., -HUP)-After Aaron Schmitt Rollin Goodel, 60, entertained wedding with a bantra solo. His soe songs were sung in a soft Mother's Day Concert Will Re Given Sunday by Mu Phi Epsilon The State Journal believes it has the best features of any daily paper and has a fun history. The newspaper will be in session until four o'clock in the afternoon and bulletins of important news until six. Four Mark Sullivan Washington daily stories each week. 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If the paper has no carrier in any town within fifty miles, it should be one, for carriers new delivery evening in this territory, the State Journal or the evening of the day of publication. Three Part Program Featuree Classic, Romantic and Modern Music A Mother's Day concert will be given by Mu Pfil Epion on Sunday, May 5, in the University auditorium at 4 p. m. Theogram is divided into three part selections, romantic and modern. It is as follows: Of course, take the University Daily Kansan. Then give trial submission to the Organ: Adagio Bach Ensembleur : Sumatra No. 11, Op. 1 Cordolv Mother's Day, May 12th Artstyle and Lowney's Chocolates 1 and 2-pound boxes. We wrap for mailing Improved and Enlarged Allegro Adagio non troppo Allergio molto Dorothy Kuschelner, Violin Victoria Shilton, Violin Victoria Tinker, Violin Grace My Lovely Coin Murre Where the Sue sucks Arnie Neva Hendrickson, Sojourn Harp: Solo from "Lucia di Lammermoe" Donizett Violin: Romanza Analecia, Sarsarata Fable & Goddess F. B. McColloch, Druggist Voice: Canzonetti di Campagnolo (Rome) Italian Folk 847 Massachusetts Canzanella di n. Carrieri (Sicily) Italian Folk Chiisa! Raffacle d'Atrì Piano: Rhessow in blue Gerberau in Dorger. Duve Vocal Trio: Berton, Clokey In Martin, Sohram In Marina, Sohram Mary Young, Also Two Pianos: Corenation Score from "Boric Goldmann" (Artscroll) Piano Lent Hempell Louise McCurdy Ena Henler The scene is the Kremlin in Moscow. The bells of the many churches are heard at first falsely through the morning as Gradist. Gradist sings a song while a musician with the Chanting of the Priests and singing of people during the impasging parapety of the Czar's coronation. Dorothy Ehrow, Marian McNabb Members of the organization who will assist in the preparations for entertaining the mothers are Sebah Anz, fa29; Doreth Bashoug, fa29 fa30; Dorothy Ehrow, fa29; Dorothy Ehrow, fa29; Leilie Hemphill, fa29; Neva Hendrickson, fa29; Elma Herber, fa29; Marjory Moors, fa29; Nadine Long, fa29; In Martin Fa29; Louis MeCurdy, fa29;玛丽 MaNabb, unel; Miss Morbia Moors, assistant professor of voice at the College of Music; spec fa29; Rait Rice, fa29; Vivian Shilton, fa29; Mary Young, fa29. Pice Herioque France Marian McNabb Washington, — (UP) — Methods or tools to make computers work will be an important conference of the Americas. Mining congress when it meets in Washington. Smoker Goes to Court When Refused a Light Dreaded, —(UP) Whether or not the refusal "give a light" when he is about to smoke matches matchless smoker, constitutes a fine offence, but to be decided by a high court. to wear at Mother's Day Banquet May 4th A Charming Proof of Your Affection Bouquet for Mother A lower court had not hesitated to answer this question in the affirmative and condemned the defendant on the charge. It declared that "under all circumstances such refusal or misinterpreted an offense to the citizen." The court of appeal annulled this decision and acquitted the defendant. "The more fact of the refusal does not constitute an offense." Yet it added that "under special circumstances, a provision of lack of respect or despair" and in this case would constitute an offense in the legal sense of the term. Phone 88 On Massachusetts Street in Hotel Eldridge Memorial Contest Closes Essays Submitted Fewer Than Usual, Sisson Says The Hattie Elizabeth Lewis Essay contest closed last night. The exact number of essays submitted has not been announced but usual. Prof. L. E. Siscar, chair man of the memorial essay committee, enid. This memorial was established in the University of Kansas in 1911 by Prof. David Patrick in memory of a former student, a former student of the University of Kansas. It takes the form of an annual competition in essay writing, open to all students of the University, with the prize awarded to the winner in this competition is "The Application of the Teachings of Jeans to Practical Affairs; Industrial, Commercial and Political" but each applicant with a single phrase of the subject. The essay are required to be not less than 3,400 or more than 19,000 words. All essays must be 50, and 25 dollars have been offered for the first, second, third and fourth grades. To Install Airplane Dining Service Kansas City, Mo. - (UP) -Airplane dining service is now live once The Florida Airlines that beginning July 1 transcontinental airplane dining service will be inaugurated. The Harvey organization has agreed to have reached an agreement regarding the operation of the projected system A $283,000 field house and a $777, 000 mechanical engineering building will soon be built at the University of Wisconsin. Boy Released on Promise Not to Throw Snowballs A&Eaonda, Mont., —(UP)—An 11-year-old Anaheimian boy faces the prospect of going through life without a phone. He was captured in it. It all was the result of the lad's accidental biffing of a mail carrier who walked in the path of a hard drive. The girl, captured, captured the boy and took him before Police Judge T. F. Murphy. The lad was released after he gave a pleoig formally signed and witted. "I hereby agree never to throw another snowball we all are I live. If I do, Judge Murphy can lock me up for 30 days." Women Chase "Road-Hoes" **Women Chase "Hold-Hogs"** *North Mass. (41)* When their motherMass. (41)went by another car, four women, angered at the "road-hog" tactics, gave chase, overrook the offending machine and two officers riding in it until police arrived. New Haven, Conn.—(UIP) Mrs. Nichols Tirozzi was 45 minutes late in appearing in city court to testify against her husband in a breach of the law and had been accused of dressing her son to hide her shoes. Tirozzi went to jail for 30 days. There is a dating bureau at the University of Washington. A card index of all men and women is co-created by those available for parties or dances. Quality -- Service Quality -- Service MAKE & PEACE JEWELER Watch repairing our specialty 775 Mass. Phone 1885 Bring Your Mother and Come to the Combined Spring Concert of the (80 voices) UNIVERSITY GLEE CLUBS Women's Glee Club Men's Glee Club conducted by Dean Agnes Husband Prof.Eugene Christy Program Combined Glee Clubs Ring Out, Wild Bells Fletcher Gateway of Ispahan Arthur Foote Song of the Sea Stebbins Women's Glee Club Gloria (from Mass in Bb) Glee Club Farmer Some Blessed Day George B. Nevin Seraphic Song Rubinstein-Games Women's Glee Club assisted by Mary Young, Conorato Doryphus Kierregorg, Virgin Ave Maria Greig Nightingale Technicalusness Tal Man Geoff Coulson Men's Glee Club Ab. Love But a Day Dunn Margaret岛 Dump Women's Glee Club To Arms Maunder Songs My Mother Taught Me Dvorak-Smith Men's Glee Club Summer Evening Arr. by Palmygreen Ald Finnish Folk Song O Obigato Solo: Amanda Wulf I'm Coming Home Palmyrene Thumb Marks Two Little Magpies Wells-Harris INTERMISSION Women's Glee Club Women's Glee Club London Town Protheroe Woodland Roses Mair Watermelon Time Ole Uncle Moon Scott Men's Glee Club Bridal Chorus (from Rose Maiden)...Cowen I'm a Jayhawk...Bowles Student Activity Tickets Will Admit University Auditorium Friday, May 3, 8 p.m. Admission----50 cents