Cincinnati Women's Clubs May and June Calendar Notes
Schedule outlines May and June meetings for Cincinnati Woman's Club and allied groups. Activities include general meetings, board sessions, lectures on art and ethics, civics and education talks, Greek Circle sessions, and Gulf Circle updates. Additional items cover local society chapters, fair preparations, and officer elections for several clubs.
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Robert Ralston Jones
James Gilmour Hyndman
Cincinnati Woman's Club House Company
Cary Literary Club entertains guests in Norwood
The Cary Literary Club of Norwood was hosted by Mrs. E. Nelson High on Saturday April 18. The programme included roll call Master readings by Thomas Nelson Page and Mrs. Wilson, plus music by Mrs. Bloomfield Townsend and High with Mrs. Townsend. The next meeting, guest day, will be at Mrs. Jeptha G. Miller's Floral avenue home on May 2 with hosts Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Molloy and an enhanced Music Committee lineup.
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Anna Logan
Leontes
John H. Hall
Edith Hill
Cheviot Avenue
Westwood
Cary Literary Club
Norwood
E. Nelson High
Thomas Nelson Page
C. E. Wilson
Bloomfield
Townsend
High
Jeptha G. Miller
Floral Avenue
Lecture on Ireland by Emily Collins at Norwood Library Hall
The postponed lecture on Ireland by Miss Emily Collins before the Julia Ward Howe Club will be given in the Norwood Library Hall Wednesday April 29 at 2 30 PM. Each member may invite two guests. The Bond Hill Shakespearean Circle finished the season at Mrs Pummill's residence with a reading of Rich rd III.
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Queen City
A. O. Zwick
McMillan Street
H. Grothaus
Holland
Ireland
Emily Collins
Julia Ward Howe Club
Norwood Library
Bond Hill
Walnut Hills Club Plans Guest Day Entertainment
The Walnut Hills Literary Club will showcase its talent on guest day Thursday afternoon April 30 at Mrs. F. Cloke’s home. Miss McAvoy presents a lecture titled A Medley combining music and literature. Mrs. Jansen and Mrs. Hinckley with her sister will perform illustrative music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills Literary Club
Thursty
F. Cloke
How Nan Patterson Evelyn Thaw Talk At Palace Hotel
Mrs. Gram Crozier will address Tuesday afternoon at the Palace Hotel under the Twentieth Century Club. The East Coast lecturer is a well known club woman and guest of Mrs. A. B. Thrasher in Senator Place Clifton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Patterson
Evelyn Thaw
District Attorney's Office
Palace Hotel
Gram Crozier
Twentieth Century Club
Club closes year with luncheon and officer slate noted
The Lecture Club held a luncheon at the Country Club on Tuesday April 21 with forty one members present. Mrs Clarence J Neare retired as President and acted as toastmistress. New officers include Mrs Charles J Hunt president and Miss nah Garlay treasurer. The next Mathesis meeting for 1907-1908 is planned for May 2 at 8 oclock, with Miss G Mannheimer to present Cousin Kate and a Holy Grail lecture by Miss M E Magurk on Tuesday at 8 in the Woman's Club auditorium Mercantile Library Building.
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Norwood Education Society
Carnegie Library
M. Hubbard
Harrison Advance Club
B. E. Hartpence
George Gibson
Thomas Pierce
Clint Bonham
Bert Webb
J. E. Kolb
D. W. Gray
Panama Canal
Interior Department
Walter Hartpence
Anna Hagis
Hawthorn Club
Johnston
Caldwell
Cook
Dudley
Shaw
Lupton
Snodgrass
Walker
Roberts
Dudley Street
Clarence J. Neare
Mary Mitchell
George Armstrong
A. W. Brotherton
J. F.gould
George B. Kerper
Oscar W. Kuhn
William Turner
Charles J. Hunt
Charles Hook
Frank Perkins
Marmali Beatty
William L. Turner
Nah Garlay
the Sun
Ms of the
Woman's Club
G Mannheimer
Kate
Woman’s Club
Mercantile Library
M. E. Magurk
Secretary of War
Jacob Wendel
New York
New Hampshire
Samuel Barrett
Chicago
Barrett
Frances Belknap
Brookline
Mass
Thomas Rand
Newcastle
Wendell
Barrett’s
Belknap
Rand
Woman's suffrage lecture at Vine Street Church
Mrs Schoonmaker lectures on suffrage this evening at Vine Street Congregational Church in place of Rev Herbert Bigelow. The talk titled The Twentieth Century Cudgel promises an impassioned discussion by a leading advocate.
Grace Littleford presents Everyman at Home City lecture
Miss Grace Littleford delivered the mono logue Everyman at the Presbyterian lecture room in Home City on Wednesday afternoon under the Woman's Fortnightly Reading Club. Mrs. Will Colby performed Tannhauser's Evening Star on violin with Mrs. Kite as the accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Littleford
Everyman
Presbyterian Lecture Room
Home City
Woman's
Tannhauser
Evening Star
Will Colby
Kite
Indo American Woman's Restoration League Meets in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Branch will meet next Saturday at 2:30 p.m. in the Young Women's Christian Association to discuss work for the child wives of India. All women interested will be welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Indo- American Woman's Restoration League
Young Women’s Christian Association
Child Wives of India
Belgian cellist to guest at Women’s Club music meeting
The Women’s Club music department invites members Thursday afternoon April 30 with guest Mme Flavie van den Hende, Belgian cellist. A varied program includes works by Beethoven Mozart Massenet Hasse Beach Saint Saens and Schumann with solos duets and a vocal quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Flavie van den Hende
Mme. van den Hende
George S. Baily
Edwin Shields
Caroline Newhall Lathrop
Starr Ford
Adolph Klein
Beethoven
Georgette Ern
Nina Parke
Verborgenheil
Ernst
Hugo Wolf
Katherine Gould Seitz
Mozart
Hasse
Melidie
Massenet
Sweetheart
Beach
Mary Conrey
Chopin
S. Jewett Waterman
Schumann
Miss Conrey
Flora M. Smith
Cincinnati Woman's Club Literature Division Plans Timed Meet
The department of literature of the Cincinnati Woman's Club will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs W Withrow as chairman. The topic is Modern Humor with illustrations. Thursday afternoon features a miscellaneous musical program by club members presided over by Mrs Adolph Klein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Woman's Club House Company
J. M. Withrow
The
Cincinnati Woman's Club
Brown ing Circle Women to Hear Lambdin Read Saul
At the regular meeting of the Brown ing Circle of the Woman's Club Miss Lucy M Lambdin will read Saul. The circle members anticipate a lecture by J S Van Cleve Ph D who will close the year with The Ethical and Religious Teaching of Robert Browning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning Circle
Robert Browning
J. S. van Cleve
Browning
Woman's Club
Lucy M. Lambdin
Saul
Young Women's Christian Association Holds Spring Exhibit and Meeting
The YWCA presents its annual spring exhibit of class work tomorrow from 3 to 10 PM. At 8 PM in the auditorium a short musical program will precede award of certificates by President Miss Elizabeth F Torrence. The annual meeting for officer elections follows at 3 PM with Territorial Secretary Miss Elizabeth Hughes speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Elizabeth F. Torrence
Young Women’s Christian Association
Elizabeth Hughes
Territorial
Wes leyan Female College Alumnae Meet May 2
The Alumnae Association of the Wes leyan Female College will hold its regular business meeting Saturday May 2 at 8 o clock p m at Wiley Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Female College
Wiley Hall
Congress Talk Not as Prolonged as Critics Claim
Special Dispatch notes that Congress has not talked more than usual this session parsing 5,000 pages in the Congressional Record by mid April. It contrasts the Senate’s reticence with active House work as about 21,000 bills introduced, averaging nearly 50 per member.
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Senate
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Congress
Congressional Record
Proceedings of Congress
House
la Follette
Wisconsin
Aldrich
Brownsville
Flag Lowered for a Mule at Fort Lawton
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune Seattle April 26 The Stars and Stripes were shown at half mast for Beckie a mule long serving with the Third Infantry Beckie led a break from the corral and a squad was sent to herd the animals back Beckie ran about then suddenly died amid the commotion standards and drill continues with no further details given
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Commercial Tribune
Seattle
Wash
Stars and Stripes
Ft. Lawton
Beckie
Third Infantry
Settlers Pour In Across Texas Frontier Counties
Settlers are arriving at about 2,000 monthly, moving into Deaf Smith Randall Castro and Swisher Counties. Most farmers hail from Ohio Illinois Iowa Missouri Kansas and Indiana.
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Commercial Tribune
Hereford
Tex
Deaf Smith, Randall, Castro
Swisher Counties
Ohio
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Indiana
Starr bandit seeks surrender after baby's death
Henry Starr, outlaw linked to a Dewey area baby death, asks to confer with Sheriff J H Jordan near Bartlesville. Starr, hiding in Osage country, says he can prove his innocence of a Tyre robbery and hopes to settle by returning stolen money. Authorities aim for unarmed meeting and possible surrender.
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Commercial Tribune
Bartlesville
Starr
Dewey
Here
Henry Starr
J. H. Jordan
Washington County
Jordan
Tyre
Bentonville
Ark
Arkansas
United States
Floyd Wilson
River Departures and River Stage Report
The River column lists Today's Departures from Maysville at 11 p.m Madison at 5 p.m Louisville at 5 p.m and City of Cincinnati at 5 p.m Advertised Departures include Queen City from Pittsburg at 5 p.m tomorrow Maysville daily at 11 p.m Louisville daily at 5 p.m and Sunday 9 a.m The river stage at 6 p.m Sunday stood at 24 feet and still falling.
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Pittsburg
Queen City
Maysville
Louisville
River Freight and Steamer Schedules Amid Falling Waters
The river level fell to 24 feet 7 inches last night with a continued drop expected today. The Greene Line Courier bound for Maysville and all way ports sails from Sycamore Street at 11 p.m. Kentucky bound steamer leaves Main Street at 5 p.m. City of Cincinnati departs for Louisville at 5 p.m. Queen City heads to Pittsburgh from Broadway at 6 p.m. A Farmer, Kentucky report notes the river rising 14 feet as of 8:30 a.m. April 26.
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Sorette
Manchester
City of Louiville
Louisville
the Courier
Manchéster
Kentucky
City of Cincinnati
Greene Line
Maysville
All Way
Sycamore Street
Madison
Main Street
City of
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Queen City
Broadway
Farmer
Rivers Fall as Ships Arrive and Depart
Reports from Pittsburg Wheeling Evansville Cairo and Memphis show rivers falling from high levels after rain with clear or cool conditions. Vessel movements include arrivals The Peters Lee Harvester Wash Honshell City of Saltillo and Pacific and departures for St Louis Harvester Saltillo Cincinnati and more.
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Cairo
Peters Lee
Memphis
Harvester
Tennessee River
Lower
Mississippi
City of
Saltillo
St. Louis
Pacific
New Orleans
St. Re
Wash Honshell
Cincinnati
Oldest in Michigan Contracts Mumps At 92
Hudson Mich April 26 S A Nickerson aged 92 believes he is the state s oldest mumps case. He contracted the disease from a grandchild after repeated exposure yet remained apparently immune until now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hudson, Mich
S. A. Nickerson
A Dainty Shirred Waist Pattern for Amateur Dressmakers
A dainty shirred waist pattern for the avid home seamstress. It uses a fitted lining and suits sheer fabrics like chiffon and mousseline de soie. The design offers high or low necklines and elbow or wrist sleeves, adapting to afternoon or evening wear. Sized 32 to 42 inches. requires 5 1/2 yards of 22 inch material. pattern No. 6076. price ten cents.
Four Companies to Guard Portsmouth Harbor
Land to be condemned for a military reservation at Newcastle to house four coast artillery companies. Government plans fortifications at Portsmouth harbor and navy yard approaches, amid local protests and a years-long land acquisition process involving War Department officials and New Hampshire property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth Harbor
Commercial Tribune
Portsmouth
N. H
Newcastle
Coast Artillery
Navy Yard
Alfred H. Hunter
United States
Charles W. Hoitt
Nashua
Foster and Stark
Lince
Ft. Constitution
Frs. Constitution
Stark
Ft. Stark
Ft. Foster
Gerrish Island
Washington
Military Reservation
Wendells
Major Barrett
Major Hunter
War Department
Charles W. Heitt
Department of Justice
New Hampshire
Portsmouth Fortifications Plan Estimated Costs Revealed
The article details a proposed work at Ports mouth harbor including $359,000 for buildings and $75,000 to $100,000 for an up-to-date electrical plant and fire control station. It also mentions a mortar battery near Sagamore Bridge and notes Newcastle as a prime site for a four-company post.
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Portsmouth Harbor
Sagamore Bridge
Portsmouth
Newcastle
Atlantic
Family Divorce Habit Shocks Mill Bridge Community
In Mill Bridge Maine on April 26 Mrs. Charles Foren secured a divorce on statutory grounds marking her third divorce. The Foren family history includes multiple prior divorces within her father Captain John Mitchell and her mother. Mrs. Foren declares she will not marry again.
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Commercial Tribune
Mill Bridge
Foren
Charles Foren
Texas Lands Recovered for Public School Fund
Over thirty three sections totaling 160 acres in Brewster County were reclaimed for the public free school fund due to buyers failing to meet residence requirements. The land will be resold at significantly higher prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Austin
Tex
Brewster County
Public Free School
Notice of Forfeiture Hearing Four Barrels of Whiskey
Public notice for all claimants to four barrels of whiskey seized in Cincinnati Ohio in the case United States vs Four Barrels of Whiskey No 1940. Hearing set May 19 1908 at 10 am before the United States District Court for the Southern District of Ohio. Claimants must file and allege their interest. Eugene L Lewis U S Marshal. Sherman T McPherson U S Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Wendell
Barrett
Kelley
Hunter
War Department
Coast Artillery
United States District Court
Southern District of
Ohio
Persdns
H. F. Corbin & Company
Cincinnati
United States Court Rooms
Eugene L. Lewis
United States
D. O. Sherman T. McPherson
D. O
Notice of Civil Service Examination for Fire Department
By resolution of the Board of Public Safety a physical and mental examination for Substitute Fireman applicants will be held May 12 to May 16 1908 at 9:30 a.m. Physical health reading writing spelling arithmetic city geography duties of a substitute fireman and related tests will be conducted at the City Hall northeast corner Eighth and Central. By order of the Board Wesall D president J J Mulvihill secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Public Safety
Ey Hall
Eighth
Central Avenue
Wesall D
J. J. Mulvihill
Sealed Bids Sought for Stanley Avenue Sewer Project
The Board of Public Service of Cincinnati Ohio invites sealed bids by 12 noon May 1 1908 for labor and materials to improve Stanley avenue from south of Columbia to north of Woodbridge Place as part of Division 14. Each bid must name all interested parties and include a 500 bond or certified check. bids may be rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Nevada Street
West Street
John J. “Werner
Stanley Avenue
Columbia Avenue
Woodbridge Place
John J. Wenner
Public Service Board Seeks Bids for Drake Venue Sewer Work
Legal notice dated May 1 1908 seeks bids for materials and installation of sewers and drains along Drake venue from Marion avenue to Wasson road. Bids must include a $300 bond as guaranty of performance with plans and specifications on file in the board office.
Proposals for Clothing and Equipage Open at Chicago Office
Sealed proposals in triplicate for delivery and inspection at the Philadelphia Depot of the Quartermaster's Department are due May 12, 1908. Items include capaments, cap ornaments, collar ornaments, and collar buttons with possible 20 to 50 percent quantity increases. Domestic manufacture preferred and samples and full specs are available on request.
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Chief Quartermaster’s Office
Federal Building
Chicago
Ill
Philadelphia
QuarterMaster’s Department
U.S. Army
W. W. Robinson, JR
Bids Sought for Central Avenue Improvements 1908
The Board of Public Service of Cincinnati Ohio invites bids until 12 o'clock noon May 4 1908 for labor and materials to improve Central avenue from Eighth to Ninth streets. Work includes grading granite curbs wood block paving and drainage. A 2000 bid bond or certified check is required. Bids on printed forms only. board may reject any bid. Clerk John J Wenner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service of
Then of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Central Avenue
Eighth Street
Ninth Street
Pope
Board of Public Service
Ril
John J. Wenner
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Delia A. Herron
Department of Art
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Clio
T. Horstman
J. F. Stevenson
Napoleon Bonaparte
France
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Harrison Round Table
Frank Bowles
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Berenice Ornstein
Ida Lichtenstader
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Miss Weihl
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Miss Moses
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IL. Stern
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Hennie Adler
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Gus Lowenstein, Jr
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HB. Beck
Sam Levy
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B. Guggenheim
Louis Kahn
Jacob Koch
Joseph Lazarus, Jr
Levi Bloch
Sara Ba
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Daughters of Israel
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Wheel of Fortune
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Sam Weil, Jr
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Aldrich Bill
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Entucky
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Betes
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Joshua B. Card
W. Irving Haywood
Robert H. Harding
Roosevelt
State of
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Robert Kidney
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Harry P. Johannigman
Rachel Koehler
Louis Burrus
Susan Powell
Josephine Zoller
Andrew Zoller
Frances Zoller
Warner Oliver
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John F. McSorley
Wm. H.H. Johnson
Eliza Barrick
Bernard H. A. Krecke
Jeremiah Maloney
Anna Busse
Elizabeth Lattier
Mary Kreibecker
Jos. Schneider
James W. Sleet
James McLaughlin
Friedericka Hoese
Charles Eminer
Mary F. DeWitt
Louisa Branhing
Louis Jander
James Watson
James A. White
Catherine Pflantz
John G. Rabenstein
Alphonso He
Anna Miller
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Charles H. Jackson
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Betty Banks
Jessie A. Dolan
Charles S. Holder
Mary A. Duncan
Redmond Roach
Martin A. Stall
Isaac G. Whetstone
Clemens Willenberg
Joseph Martin
Annie Morris
Edward E. Jones
Louis Hart
William Jung
Charles Bode, Sr
Jacob Brill
Philipp Hoffmann
Are A. Evans
Johanna Davis
John Merz
Minnie Meier
Frederick Enter
John Stevens
Anna M. Schmidt
Wm. Depreéz
Anna Bohnert
Barbara Freeman
Adolph Grimm
Theresa Heuer
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George Stribley
George M. Thompson
Anna Warner
Martin Simon
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Gunther F. Schuchardat
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G. H. W. Musekamp
Henry Stagaman
Phillippena Schar
Mary Quantz
Franz Bernet
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Fourtif St
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Hanauer Autoxmobile CO
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Evanston
A. L. Pachoud
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