The Campus Chat (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 4, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 28, 1955 Page: 3 of 4
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Wednesday, Sept. 28, 1955
Bardas to Play 32 Sonatas
In Dallas, Fort Worth Series
The Campus Chat
AMUSEMENTS-ACTIVITIES
L u d w i g van Beethoven's 32
piano sonatas are to be given this
fall in Dallas nnd Fort Worth as
a cycle of seven recitals in each
city by Stefan Manias of the School
of Music piano faculty.
Hardas will play four or five
selections on each of the programs.
Bardas will be sponsored in Dal-
las by the Dallas Music Teachers
association. The recitals will begin
Monday and run through Nov. 13
at Scott hall, 24 lit Maple avenue.
The first four concerts will lie pre-
sented at 8 p.m. on Mondays, and
the final three will be at 3:30 p.m.
on Sundays.
Season tickets for the seven Dal-
lus concerts, priced at for adults
and $3 for students, are now being
sold by members of the sponsoring
organization. A limited number of
student tickets will be available in
Bardas' office, room 212 of the
music hall, Thursday and Friday.
In Fort Worth, the North Texas
Sororities Will Complete
Rush Festivities Tonight
Pledgeship acceptance meetings ,
tonight at the ramps will bring to !
a close sorority rush week, which j
began Saturday. Meanwhile, cam-
pus fraternities are making fi- !
nal preparations for their rush ac- j
tivitics, which open Monday.
Preferential parties, the third
period of sorority rushing, were j
TEXAS
THURS. - FRI. - SAT.
DOUBLE FEATURE
t
The
LIFE
and
LOVES
of the
WORLD'S
MOST
WOMEN!
SECOND FEATURE
held Tuesday night at the ramps. !
Sorority preference lists were
due in Dean Bentley's office at 8
a.m. Pledge bids were to be ad-
dressed by sorority rush chairmen j
and delivered to the girls' dormito-
ries this afternoon.
Kushees will signify acceptance
of the pledge bids by going to the
respective sorority ramps tonight
at 7.
First fraternity to have its for-
mal rush function will be Sigma
N'u, which will have its event on
Monday. Sigma Phi Epsilon will
have its formal rush function on
Tuesday, Geezles on next Wednes-
day, Pi Kappa Alpha on Oct. 6,
and Delta Sigma Phi on Oct. 7.
During the following week, these
fraternities will hold rush func-
tions: Kappa Sigma, Oct. Ill; Kap-
pa Alpha, Oct. 11; Lambda Chi
Alpha, Oct. 12; Theta Chi, Oct.
13; and Phi Kappa Sigma, Oct. I I.
Kappa Alpha Sigma, Oct. 14.
Alternate dates for functions
will be Oct. 17 and 18. Approval
and selection of pledges will be
made on Oct. Ill, and pledge bids
will be sent out on Oct. 20.
pianist will be sponsored by the
Fort Worth Piano Teachers forum
and recitals will be given on con-
secutive Monday evenings from
Oct. 31 through Dec. 12. The con-
certs will be presented in the
Women's club auditorium.
The performance of the 32 so-
natas will mark the first time that
a pianist has played the entire se-
ries in Texas.
Bardas, an Austrian by birth,
studied in Europe with Kdwin
Fischer, Artur Schnabel, and Al-
fredo Casella. He has given con-
certs extensively here and abroad.
Since his arrival in the United
States in 1038, he has taught at
Carroll college in Montana, Illinois
Wesleyan university, Tulsa uni-
versity, and Northwestern univers-
ity.
lie was official pianist for the
Chicago Symphony orchestra and
has been soloist in several pre-
miere performances of modern
works under such conductors as
Rodxinski, Ansermet, and Kubelik
The pianist, who joined the stalT
of the School of Music as resident
pianist in September, 1954, made
his Town hall debut in New York
in 1049.
Organizations Plan Activities
Clubs Hold Initial Meetings
STEFAN BARDAS, School of Music resident pianist, will play
Beethoven's 32 sonatas during two series of seven recitals in Fort
Worth and Dallas this fall. nc.wi s«rvi™ i-hoio
A number of clubs and oru'aniza
lions on the campus have held in-
itial meetings and others plan to
gather next week. Activities in-
clude election of officers, selection
of sponsors, and plans for Home-
coming.
Alpha Chi
William l! Woods, dean of men,
is to speak at the first meeting of
Alpha Chi at 6:30 p.m. Oct. <i in
the union building. Dean Woods
will discuss the place of the honor
society on the campus.
Carl Sutton, of the English fac-
ulty and sponsor of Alpha Chi,
said that the group would like to
see the dexigraphs of all juniors,
seniors, and graduates who have
a B-plus average who would be in-
terested in pledging this organi-
zation.
Alpha Itlio Tau
Alpha itho Tau's executive com-
mittee selected C. K. Cough and
Rudolph A. Fuehs, both of the art
department, as sponsors for this
term last Friday.
The first official meeting will be
held Thursday at (1:30 p.m. in room
>f the library. The first rush
ion
party w ill hi- held next Tuesday for
all students with art majors or
Autumn Weddings .
Students, Exes Slate Nuptials, Recite Vows
minors who are interested and
have at least six hours of art.
Senior Mary Arden
Members of the Senior Mary
Arden club will discuss plans for
Homecoming activities at their
regular meeting Oct. 5. Miss Vir-
ginia A. Ilaile, sponsor, said that
the group's initiation is set for
Oct. 17.
Green Jackets
Green Jackets discussed a plan
to write personal invitations to
each of the group's approximately
three hundred ex-members to at-
tend Homecoming activities at an
initial meeting last Tuesday, ac-
cording to Miss Beulah A. Harriss,
sponsor.
Chemistry Club
First meeting of the Chemistry
club will lie held Thursday at 7
p.m. in room 125, Masters Hall,
according to Dr. R. I!. Kscue,
sponsor.
' here is to be an organizational
discussion as well as election of
new members and selection of the
sponsor for the fall semester. Any
former members or students in-
terested in joining the club arc
invited to attend.
Beta Beta Beta
Ret a Iteta Beta, biology club,
will hold its first meeting of this
semester Tuesday at 7 p.m.
Young Democrats
Voting Democrats club will meet
Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the man
mil arts study room. The purpose
of the meeting is to elect a vice-
president and to make plans for
later meetings, members explained
Monday.
Phi I'psilon Omicron
Phi I'psilon Omicron held its
first meeting last Wednesday. New
officers were elected at the meet-
ing. Miss Nell Davis sponsors the
club.
The following are the newly
elected officers: Genelia King,
president; Joann Dickson, vice-
president; Martha Gilliland, treas-
urer; Pat Slaton, secretary, ani',
Mickie Calhoun, chaplain.
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Several students and exes have
announced engagements recently,
while a number of others have been
married.
Nowlin—Keahey
Scott I'aui Keahey, who received
a master's degree here, will leave
next Wednesday for Fukuoka, Ja-
pan, to wed Miss Cleo Beth Now-
lin. Van. Keahey is now in the Air
Force.
Reed—Gary
The marriage of Helen Marie
Reed to David Spencer Gary, an
ex, has been set for Oct. 17 at the
First Methodist church of Denton.
Jones—Teel
Louroyce Jones and Rogers
Teel, both exes, nre to be married
Oct. 14 at the home of her parents
in Sanger.
Sutton—lnimond
Hetty Lou Sutton and Robert
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First Methodist church here.
Henderson—Ward
The engagement of Miss I.ila
Henderson, an ex, to Charles Dab-
Ward, Fort Worth, has been an-
nounced.
Collins—Price
Miss Claire Collins and Norris
Karl Price have announced their
engagement. Moth are exes. She
was a member of Kappa Mu Ep-
silon, honorary math fraternity,
and Price was a member of Sigma
Phi Epsilon.
Mantar—Tharp
Miss Gayle Mantar of Fort
Worth became the bride of t,t.
Gerald George Tharp, Saturday
night at St. Andrew's Episcopal
church in Fort Worth. Mrs. Tharp
attended North Texas and St.
Louis Institute of Music.
Cooper—Colby
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Dallas, a graduate of North Texas,
was married to Jack David Colby
of Fort Worth Saturday, in Dick-
erson chapel of the First Methodist
! church of Dallas.
Sharpc—Yelken
j The marriage of Miss Leola
j Sharpc of Weatherford, an ex, to
.lack H. Yelken was solemnized
Saturday evening in ('outs Memor-
ial Methodist church in Weather-
ford. The couple will reside in
l'anipa.
Smith—lirush
The former Miss Margie Lynette
Smith, a senior here, and Jerry
Clement Hush, a graduate, ex-
changed vows Sept. II in Kermit.
Mrs. Hush is a member of the Mary
Arden club, Pi Iteta Sigma, and
the Future Teachers association.
He is a member of Theta Chi fra-
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Kennamer, Ken. The Campus Chat (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 4, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 28, 1955, newspaper, September 28, 1955; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth306709/m1/3/: accessed April 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting UNT Libraries Special Collections.