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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1925

Page

2

Max Merson to Perform Sunday at Grace Methodist Church

Pianist Max Merson, member of Sulliis College faculty art circle, will give a Sunday morning recital at 11 in Grace Methodist Church. Born in Bessterbanya Hungary, he studied at Budapest Royal Academy and Vienna Master School. He graduated 1918 and won the Liszt prize for six years. his early recital at fourteen marked a notable rise in a career admired in the United States and abroad.

Max Merson Sulliis College Grace Methodist Church Bessterbanya Hungary Szendy Royal Academy Budapest Vienna Akademie Fur Musik Und Darstellende Kunst Eeml Saver Merson Liszt United States Hig

Madame Vicarino to Sing at Grace Methodist Church

Society notes announce Madame Regine Vicarino of Sullins College will sing at Grace Methodist Church Sunday at 11. The article outlines her famed opera career in Europe and America, training under renowned teachers, her debut at the Manhattan Opera House, and her role as head of the vocal department at Sullins College Bristol. It highlights tours in Europe and America, and her status as a leading coloratura soprano and Prima Donna in major companies.

Bluefield Madama Regine Vicarino Salling College Grace Methodist Church Italy Steging ViCarino Oscar Hammer- Bleln New York City oBri America Madame Vicarino Europe Arthur Lawrason Paris Richard Barthélmy Milan Gabriele Sibella Teresa Arkel Manhattan Opera House Oscar Hammerstein United States Turin Venice Florence Sienna Luccca Genoa Royal Opera Prague National Theatre Violetta South Mme, Regina Vicarino Sullins College Bristol Mexico Havana San Carlo

Marriage of Enid Matthews and Alex Crawford in Princeton

The marriage of Miss Enid Matthews and Mr. Alex Crawford was solemnized Saturday in Princeton. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Fr W Matthews of 120 Fulton Street, Bluefield. Crawford is a son of Mrs J C Crawford of 109 Lee Street and an employee of the N and W railway. The couple will reside in Bluefield.

Enid Matthews Alex Crawford Princeton Fr. W. Matthews Fulton Street Bluefield Crawford J. C. Crawford Lee Street N. End Mrs. Crawford

Bluefield Quota Club hears Dr Knickerbocker humor

Dr P R Knickerbocker, conducting revival services at Bland Street Methodist Church, spoke at Bluefield Quota Club’s Friday noon luncheon conference. His humorous address drew interest from attendees.

P. R. Knickerbocker Bland Street Methodist Church Bluefield Quota Club

Quotarians meet with brief talk and guest Belle Beard

The Rev Roy Parly of Bluefield Va introduced the speaker in a complimentary short talk Belle Beard attended as guest of Mrs Elien Echols attendance was good and the meeting was greatly enjoyed A directors meeting will be held Tuesday at noon in the W C L rooms on Federal Street Saturday night dance at the Country Club from 9 to 12 with music by the West Virginia Ramblers

Roy Parly Bluefield Belle Beard Elien Echols Federal Street Westy Virginia Ramblers

Minstrel a Scream at Y W C A in Federal Street

The Fidella Club staged a humorous minstrel at the Y W C A building on Federal Street. Mrs James Stott and Mildred Hall provided music while Virginia Kersey Miss Kathryn Minttox and Minnie Weaver delivered lively readings and acting. Betty Morrisey Blanche Brammer Billie Brammer Susie Wilson impressed as the pink tea hostess and nickaninny twins.

Fidella Club Federal Street James Stott Mildred Hall Witle Virginia Kersey Misa Kathryn Minttox Mandy Minnie Weaver Sambo Ihtitle Betty Morrisey Pickaning Blanche Brammer Billie Brammer Susie Wilson Nickaninny Twins

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