UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
TWO SOLO ARTISTS IN ST. LOUIS ORCHESTRA
Lenora Allen, Soprano, and Charles Galagher, Basso, Will Sing May 10
BOTH ARE AMERICAN BORN
Max Zach, Conductor, has Buil Organization from 40 to 75 Pieces
Accompanying the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, which will be heard at Robinson Gymnasium Thursday evening May 10 on its annual Spring Festival Tour this season, are two solo artists each of whom is of American origin. The concert who are among the foremost figures in concert and oratorio field today.
They are Lenora Allen, soprano and Charles Galagher, basso.
Miss Allen, after extensive study for grand piano with Herman Devries and for oratorio with Harrison Wild, went abroad for study with the best European masters. She is now a speaker in his spoken as one of America's leading artists.
Charles Glagher is a robust American, physically, vocally and temperamentally. He was a doctor by profession, having practiced for several years before going into light opera, his performance of 'of him' and he took up the opera work and is recognized as one of the nation's best bassos.
BUILT SPLENDID ORGANIZATION
BUILT SPLENDID ORGANIZATION
Max Zach, conductor of the orchestra at the St. Louis Symphony company, after the St. Louis. Symphony Society disbanded the chorus as a part
the organization, and has put in all his effort in the upbuilding of the orchestra and is in reality the father of the present splendid institution. He has built the orchestra up from a forty-man organization to its present strength of seventy-five trained musicians.
The orchestra is brought here under the auspices of the School of Fine Art.
BY THE WAY—
Founders Day
The active chapter and alumnae of the Pi Beta Phi sorority celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of the founders of Pi Beta Phi at the chapter house, Saturday night.
Miss Hannah Oliver, a charter miss member of this chapter, was toast-mistress and responses were given by Mrs. J. Wainwright Evans; Hazel Carson, c-e'd'18; Dorothy Brown, c-e'd'17; Marcia Baty, c'e'19; Helen Moore, c-e'd'17; and Blanche Dorsett, c'e'20.
Engagement Announced
Isabel Gilmore entertained informally the members of the Gamma Phi Beta sorority Saturday afternoon for Marion LeSour, whose marriage to Albert Fincham, of Pratt, will take place May 16. Miss LeSeur is a member of the Gamma Phi Beta sorority, and is the State Agricultural College at Manhattan and is a member of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity.
House Party
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority entertained with a house party Saturday and Sunday. The guests were Mary Paindexter, Florabel Liggett, Mildred Cook, Martha Thompson, Eleanor Clarke, Helen Thurston, Louis Holdman, and Bennie Renz, Louise Holdman, Etta Poland, Etta Polonai City; Joanne Gaedel, Marion Williams, Helen Lucas, Doris Rosier, of Topeka; Lou Uline, Elizabeth Runkle, of Leavenworth; and Milred Wice, of Coffeyville.
Engagement
The engagement of Miss Ruth Harger, A.B.14, now head of the English department of the Abilene high school, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Harger of Abilene, and Mr. Giles Sanford of Abilene, 85, Mrs. Y. Is, a junior. Y. is, announced. Mr. Hawkel was formerly of Kansas and a graduate of the School of Engineering of the University. The wedding will be at Abilene in June.
Miss Harger is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority.
Class to Kansas City
Class to Kansas City
Miss Sybil Woodruff's class in Escoura in Food and Hospitality at City Friday may have visited the Market, and Armour's. The class had to have special permission to go through Armour's. Because of recent attempts to dynamite the building, visitors are not permitted to enter. The class was entertained with a display of armor. The class ended with a visit to the building of the National Biscuit Company and to the kitchen of the Baltimore Hotel.
Dances
The Engineers ended the seventh annual celebration of the founding of their school with a dance at Robinson Gymnasium, Friday night.
The Phi Gamma Delta fraternity gave an informal house dance Satur-
The Black Helmets entertained with a dance Friday night in Eckle's Hall.
The Acacia fraternity gave a house dance Friday night.
To Washington
Chancellor Frank Strong will attend a meeting of the National Association of State Universities Friday afternoon at Washington, D. C. The Chancellor will confer Monday morning with the Council for National Defense.
The Betas entertained with a house dance Friday night.
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MRS. FRANC STIMPSON DIED SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Wife of K. U. Professor Passed Away After Two Weeks'
Illness
Ms. Franc Stimpson, wife of Professor E. F. Stimpson of the department of physics, died yesterday afternoon at four o'clock, at her home, 926 Indiana. Mrs. Stimpson had been critically ill for two weeks. She was married to Professor Stimpson, Miss Franc Fellows, was born at Ontario, Kansas, in 1872. She was graduated from the University in 1895, receiving her A.B. degree and was married the same year to Professor Stimpson.
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Mrs. Stimpson was a member of the Episcopal church. The funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at 10:30 from the church.
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