Society Notes Spotlight Local Engagements And Gatherings
The Music Lovers Club held a musicale and reception at Hotel Avenue Friday. Mrs Frank M Opp of Woodlawn avenue announced the engagement of her niece Miss Marguerite Bryson to Sam Wells Jr. Other society items include hostess duties by Mrs Harry Payne, visits and returns among local residents, and upcoming Five Hundred Club hosting by Miss Margaret Brooks.
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Music Lovers’ Club
Avenee
Frank M Opp
Woodlawn Avenue
Marguerite Bryson
Aes
G. W. Bryson
Chicago
Sam Weils
Harry Payne
Villa Place
George Burgtorf
Dayton
E. H. Burgtorf
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Alexander Wright
Lawrence George
Dayton, O
Byrd George
Blue Grass Avenue
Kelley
Caroline Avenue
Marcelle Opp
Amelia
O. G. Walter Ross
Ige T. Ross
Ressford Avenue
Maud Robinson
Park Strother
Paris
Marjorie Donaldson
Margaret Brooks
Five Hundred Club
Local Socials and Visits Across Kentucky Towns
Miss Georgia Ryan of Paris is guest of Miss Bessie Park in Madison pike. Miss May McGee of Lancaster visits Mrs. W. R. Elliston in Pike street. Charles H. Duty, U S Revenue Examiner from Winchester, guest of Prof. E. S. Fogg. Mrs. John G. Metcalf Jr. visits her mother Mrs. Walter Perry in Southern avenue. Virginia returns home from New Orleans and Florida. Mrs. J. Hh. Kruse hosts a coffee social for Holy Cross Church. Frank Fogg of South Dinmore visits relatives in Lexington. Miss Ruth Sawyer returns from Philadelphia.
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Georgia Ryan
Paris
Jiiss Bessie Park
Madison Pike
May McGee
Lancaster
W. R. Elliston
Pike Street
Charles H. Duty
United States Revenue Examiner
Winchester
E. 8. Fogg
South Dinmore
John G. Metcalf, Jr
Covington
Walter Perry
Southern Avenue
Manson
Virginia
New Orleans
Florida
J. Hh. Kruse
Park Avenue
New Holy Cross Church
Frank Fogg
Lexington
Ruth Sawyer
Philadelphia
College Hill Amateur Orchestra Concert Delights Audience
The College Hill Amateur Orchestra under Prof Louis Aiken drew a large audience on Tuesday. Violin soloist Master Charles Upson gave a refined performance. Mr and Mrs Peter G Thomason left for Fortress Monroe for a three week stay. Mr and Mrs Dobbins and granddaughter Amy Aiken visit Mr and Mrs Louis Aiken. Miss Laura Simpson hosted guests at her home.
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College Hill
Louis Aiken
Charles Upson
Peter G. Thomason
Fortress Monroe
Dobbins
Amy Aiken
Laura Simpson
Saw It in the Papers and Advertising Reach
A magazine writer argues daily newspapers shape public opinion and influence perception. He notes readers absorb printed facts readily and suggests advertising in newspapers as an economical way to reach target audiences through agencies or The Six Points League in New York.
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Six Points League
Tribune Bldg
New York
Toledo social note lists Miss Amy Aiken guests
Miss Amy Aiken of Toledo hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering with guests Misses Amy Aiken Mary Pyle Saradell Emerson Oliva Avery Dorothy Ferrie Eleanor Simpson and Helen Umstein.
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Amy Aiken
Toledo
Mary Pyle
Saradell Emerson
Oliva Avery
Dorothy Ferrie
Eleanor Simpson
Helen Umstein
Local social notes from Mt. Crab and neighboring towns
Mrs. Hodgson hosts Mrs. Walker in Mt. Crab Ohio. Guests include Miss Cora Hewitt Indianapolis and Mrs. Hathaway Price Hill. Frances Rabb Patriot Ind visits H. M. Rabb Brewster Avenue. Mr. David Monash Hudson Avenue plans South trip. Mrs. Fielders Hudson Avenue entertains N. Wadsworth and granddaughter Edna Margaret Wilson Chicago. Evanston Church holds coffee at Mrs. Basler Brewster Avenue on May 1. German school entertainment directed by Miss Schaefer. Mrs. Pete Woodburn Avenue hosts card party with guests Zerr Brown McGraw Condoe E. Brown. Edna Le Pere visiting Clara Brown Fairmount.
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J. B. Fielders
Hudson Avenue
N. Wadsworth
Wadsworth
Edna Margaret Wilson
Chicago
Evanston Presbyterian Church
Carl V. Basler
Brewster Avenue
Schaefer
Pete
Woodburn Avenue
Zerr
A. Brown
McGraw
Condoe
E. Brown
Edna le Pere
Clara Brown
Fairmount
Socials and visits highlighted by Harrison residents
Miss Stella Rabenstein of Westwood was entertained by the Misses Huber. Dr. and Mrs. Ray Davis of Cincinnati visited Mrs. Maria Cloud. Mrs. Dora Dohn-Tebbs is off for a two week stay with Mrs. Milton Craighead in Buightatown Ind. Easter dinner at the Messicks included several relatives from Home City Hamilton and Newport. Other visits and guests mentioned include Dr. Ed Sefton in Northside and Miss Zetta Huber in Hamilton.
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Ray Davis
Cincinnati
Maria Cloud
Dohn-Tebbs
Milton Craighead
Buightatown
Ind
Will’ Messick
Fred Biddinger
Campbell
Blanche McDonald
Oscar Blackburn
Home’ City
Will Biddinger
Hamilton
R. A. Bowlby
Jerlin
Ed Sefton
Northside
Robert Siebenthaler
Emma Siebenthaller
John Hurley
Newport
Carl’ Gantvoort
Anna Hagis
Martin Fox
Carrie
Thomas Pierce
C. \. Stewart
Danville
Sidney Dennis
Thomas Alexander
Chicago
Hannah Estell
George B. Tebbs
Germantown
Zetta ‘Huber
Hill
Delhi Area Socials Highlight Whist And Dances
Mrs. Oscar Hurd entertained in honor of Mrs. Robert Wise with a Delhi Home City gathering including Mesdames Kayser Bartlett Brown Lee Lehman Calloway and others. Invitations go out for a May 8 Coronado Club dance by Hall and Morris. Grace Littleford hosted the Woman's Fortnightly Club in Cincinnati on April 2 with a monologue Everyman.
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Oscar Hurd
Robert Wise
Denver
Col
W. L. Kayser
Calloway
H. R. Brown
Walter Lee
B. F. Lehman
C. L. Bartlett
A. B.calloway
W. B. Calloway
Ruth Beekman
Nettie Andrew
Edna Kayser
Ella Lawrence
Y43
F. Lenman
Home City
Whist Club
Mesdames VA. Hurd
Walter Renneker
Ka Beekman
Walter Calloway
Harry Brown
HF. Lehman
A. P. Paul
Hila Lawrence
Alice
Edna McBrair
Ethel Hunt
John Bell
W. J. Pugh
Bessie
Frank Pugh
Avondale
Ruth Gipe
Logansport
Ind
George Hock
Kansas City
Howard Yerril
Erlanger
Delhi
Messrs
Stanley Hall
George Morris
Coronado Club
Grace Littleford
Cincinnati
Social News From Madisonville and Beech Street Gatherings
Madisonville residents, Mrs Setchel and children Hayden and Mary, returned from a southern trip. Miss Alice Wallen and Miss Book hosted guests at Mrs E D Lyon’s Beech Street home, including Mrs F B Dyer and many others. Mrs Roberts and Miss Marian Roberts visited Mrs Edgeley. Mrs Charles McDevitt hosted the Amusement Club on Moore Street with a long listed guest group.
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Setchel
Hayden
Mary
Alice Wallen
Miss Book
E .D .Lyon
Beech Street
F. B. Dyer
Co. M. Merry
J. Ritchie
M. J. Todd
Mackie
Néle Kelley
Ada Kelley
Fannie Holmes
Fannie Crugar
Lill Shumard
Martha Shumard
Helen Lasher
Olive Ulm
Emma Dann
Helen Dann
Anna Ranson
Olive Moore
Lfie Wood
Roberts
Marian Roberts
Edgeley
Charles McDevitt
Moore Street
W. A. Hall
Elmer Butterfield
L. A. Treton
Asa Isham
Joseph Stiles
Joseph Klein
D. E. Sauer
FE. O. Ragland
Drew Whitacre
Harry Wood
Fred Lush
Robert Harkness
Frank French
William Perin
J. Hokie
May Eakle
Forepaugh Season Ends With As You Like It
The closing week features Forepaugh Stock Company presenting Shakespeare's As You Like It with Rosalind played by Miss Adair and Orlando by Frank Sylvester. Jacques is by Mr. Mayall, with a farewell audience reception after matinee Wednesday and after Saturday performances on stage.
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Pope Ihens H Stock Company
Oec
Aréwell
S. Beebe
Audi Ee Canks
Viola Allen
Julia Marlowe
Rosalind
Forest of Arden
Miss Adair
Frank Sylvester
Orlando
Mr. Mayall
Jacques
Chester Opens Next Sunday With Tickler Amusement
Chester announces a Sunday opening featuring new attractions led by the Tickler ride. The park reopens after a two day preliminary, then runs daily until Labor Day with added bathing facilities, a new pavilion, and expanded beach accommodations for 100 more bathers.
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Chester
Shriners
Stanley
Washington
Celestial
Cairo
Nut College
Bathing Heaoh
Martin
Mayer's Moving Pictures at Lyric Theatre Tonight
Mayer's Moving Picture Company presents a series of films this afternoon and tonight at the Lyric Theatre. Titles include The Easterner Babies Will Play The Inexperienced Cabby Love Will Find a Way The King of the Cannibal Islands and others. Some are described as excruciatingly funny with Love Will Find a Way and The Easterner singled out.
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Mayer
Moving Picture Company
Lyric Theater
Lyceum Theater To Run All-Day Film Show
Beginning this afternoon the Lyceum Theater will show moving pictures with scenes of mirth travel and distant places. The program runs from 1 p m to 10 30 p m with one admission price allowing guests to stay all day.
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Lyceum Theater
A New Leading Woman at Grand Opera House
Miss Marion Kerby, new leading actress with Thomas W. Ross in The Traveling Salesman, recalls her first stage experiences. She describes nerves on opening night in Washington, growing confidence in Philadelphia, and how public performance sharpened her role despite a cautious start.
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Marion Kerby
Grand Opera House
Thomas W. Ross
Miss Kerby
Washington
Harris
Philadelphia
Miss Crosman Opens With The Country Girl At Grand Opera House
Henrietta Crosman arrives at the Grand Opera House next week to perform The Country Girl in a breeches role. The press avoids hype and trusts the audience to judge. opening night will prove the show’s merit as in Cincinnati. The play, once The Country Wife, has evolved under Maurice Campbell’s arrangement into the current production.
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Henrietta Crosman
Grand Opera House
Miss Crosman
Cincinnati
Wycherly
Times
David Garrick
Garrick
London
Maurice Campbell
Popular Covington Boy Brings Mardi Gras Beauties to Standard
Covington native Jack Sydell returns home this week with his Mardi Gras Beauties at the Standard Theater. He heads one of the country’s top musical Variety outfits and is praised for his showmanship and leadership. His wife Cassie Bernard Sydell stars as soubrette while their daughter Rose ages five may appear on stage. Covington friends plan to attend to honor Jack’s notable rise in show business.
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Covington
Jack Sydell
Standard Theater
Jack
Jack Ake
Rose Sydell
London Belles Company
Atlantic City
Boniface
America
Cassie Bernard Sydell
Rose
Little Rose
Cincinnati Zoo Opens Seasonal Delights Amid Spring Thrills
The Cincinnati Zoo welcomes daily visitors with unusually beautiful foliage and a growing animal collection. The cafe on the veranda serves lunches and the merry-go-round runs as new amusements appear. Today, weather permitting, macaws will be hung under trees near the aviaries and the summer atmosphere prevails at the Open Now resort.
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Zoo
Cincinnati
Lyman Howe's Moving Pictures Open At Auditorium
Lyman Howe's travel films begin today at 2 15 P M and 8 15 P M at the Auditorium. The new programme has pleased enthusiasts of this entertainment.
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Lyman Howe
Lyman H. Howe
Hamlet remarks by Sothern cited by Mr E
A fragment reports H. Sothern remarking on Hamlet when questioned by Mr. E about the play. The exchange hints at interpretation and dramatic approach without further detail.
Hamlet as a complex, humane figure says actor
The actor discusses his ideal Hamlet drawing on Shakespeare not critics. He rejects a composite portrait and emphasizes melancholy tempered by circumstance. He notes the challenge of cutting the play to fit three hours and the loss of the soliloquy. Henrietta Crosman will open in The Country Girl next fall in New York.
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Booth
Irving
Hamlet
Shakespeare
Kean
Macready
Forbes-Robertson
Henrietta Crosman
New York
May Gunter's Magazine under Street & Smith debuts with fiction
The May issue showcases 160 pages of all fiction under new ownership. It opens with a full-page illustrated novel Dr Ellis substitute by Mary Catherine Bull and includes two serials The City of Lost Kings by Howard Fitzalan and The Dominant Chord by Frank Lillie Pollock plus several short stories by Stephen Gwynn J Edgerton Fekert Barry Wolcott and others. The changes are expected to broaden appeal to a discerning readership.
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Gunter’s
Street & Smith
May Gunter’s
C. H. Grunwad
Dr. Ellis
Mary Catherine Bull
Robert Shortz
Gunter
Stephen Gwynn
M. P
J. Edgerton Fekert
Song of
Priest
Barry Wolcott
Frank Lillie Pollock
Archibald Clavering Gunter
Fireproof hotel rises on Broadway near 1034 St
A new fireproof hotel sits on Broadway and 1034 Street in a healthful city area at its highest point two blocks from the Hudson and Riverside Drive. The European plan offers modern conveniences with easy access to The 103d Street express subway at the door eight minutes from Grand Central Station and all shops and theaters. Broadway and 6th Avenue surface cars pass the hotel, Congress Hall, Saratoga, under the same management.
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Broadway
1034 St
Hudson and Riverside Drive
Grand Central Station
6Th Av
Bell Telephone Opens Doors to Independents in Ohio and Savannah Merger Echoes
The article notes Bell Telephone inviting independent companies in Ohio to connect, citing Brookville and others as accepting. It contrasts Cincinnati’s stance against new rivals, recalls Savannah’s recent merger of rival firms, and discusses the cost and practicality of dual-phone systems versus a single, citywide network.
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Bell Telephone Company
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Ind
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Morning News
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Savannah Press
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