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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1925

Page

5

The Marriage Whirl

Marilyn Manning, the timid single, faces two suitors George Livingston and Bruce McAdams. Livingston studies love dynamics while waiting for a sign Marilyn will call or write, hoping to rekindle a proposal. The tale ends with Marilyn unsure of marriage and craving independence.

Marilyn Manning George Livingston Bruce McAdams McAdams Europe Livingston Mer Marilyn Helen George

Confessional reveals a married woman's perilous social web

A wife unveils the tangled drama of her cousin-in-law Jack Bickett's marriage and a ruthless rival. Katherine questions his credulity toward a gossiping mistress while a confidant hints at a life beyond marriage with Hal Meredith. The scene shifts to a church concert with praise for choir and soloists, noting musical strengths and mild sameness in style.

Katherine Jack Bickett Sir Galahad Jack Herbie Dicky Claire Foster Dr. Pettit Herbert Pettit Hal Meredith Ser., Inc

Matinee Musical Club Opens Season With Russian Choir

The Matinee Musical Club held its first morning concert at Hotel Gibson. Basile Kibalchich led the Russian Symphonic Choir in a program of sacred, classical, and folk songs featuring Russian, Serbian, and Czech pieces. The twenty-voice ensemble sang in Russian costume with refined tonal balance and strong active response to the conductor.

Hotel Gibson Basile Kibalchich

Commercial Tribune Patterns for Up-to-Date Garments

Patterns No 5 262 and 4 834 offer designs for women and girls. No 5 262 uses tub silk linen rope or gingham suitable for wool or cotton crepe in seven sizes 34 to 46 inches bust. 36 inch size needs 5 1/2 yards of material with 1/2 yard contrast. No 4 834 features a tunic blouse effect with yoke vest and skirt in three sizes 16 18 20 years. fabric requirements listed for 18 year size and additional lining details. pattern mailed for 10 cents.

New Costumes Describe Fashion Trims and Fabrics

The article surveys 1925 era dress ideas focusing on straight lines and decorative borders. It notes borders, embroidery, or fur patchwork as interest for hip deep skirts, with velvet borders and georgette layers. mentions crinkled gold cloth gowns and a rose and gold jumper style with rhinestone buttons and a rose velvet turban.

Rome Fairchild

Matinee Musical Club opens season with Russian choir on Gibson roof

The Matinee Musical Club launched its season with a Russian choir directed by Basile Kibalchich on the Hotel Gibson roof. About 1,000 club musicians and guests attended, with many prominent members and supporters listed among early arrivals and luncheon gatherings. A December 13 Feast of Carols is announced, and wedding plans for Miss Charlotte Muhlhauser and John Petzhold are noted along with a health talk by Dr. E A Wagner at the Woman's City Club today at 4 p.m.

Hotel Gibson Basile Kibalchich Adolf Hahn Dell Kendall Werthner Morris Wickersham Mary Conrey-Thuman Benedict N. Smith Raymond H. Shearer Clifford S . Bennet Smith Werthner Shealer Edgar Johnson Alfred C. Co. Aler Lillian Tyler Plogstedt James L. Dalton Mary Dalton R. C. Heflebower Bertha Bauer James R. Minor Robert McEvilley Mary McEvilley Robert Barnard Robert Taylor Annie Laws Minnie Tracey John Skaviem Geneva Schwartz George Koehler, Jr Chalmers Hadley Howard Sharp Howard Benton Troy Appleby A. L.ntworth Augustus O. Palm Katherine Ernst Margaret Windisch J. Walter Freiberg Clifford Egan A. E. Roberts E. A. Wagner Woman's Cig Club East Fourth Street Woman's City Club

Tomorrow's Horoscope Forecast for Thursday December 3

A lively day predicted with Uranian shifts triggering sudden action and possible unplanned travel or changes. Lunar trine Saturn clears long standing obstacles, Mars trine boosts initiative and adaptability, with warnings against rash schemes and loans. Those born today may see a year of noticeable activity and travel.

Saturn Mars Coryright Feat. Ser., Inc

Hyde Park Association to Elect Tomorrow

Hyde Park East Welfare Association will hold its annual election tomorrow evening at the Community House with polls open 6 30 to 8 15. The race includes President candidates Frank Wisnewski and D H Siewers and Vice President contenders Ralph Whitaker Julius Noelker John Pendleton Earl Wilkerson Treasurer and Shurly Irish Jerrel Richards for secretary. Ballot names list twelve nominees including G Barkley Jr Robert Byland J R Burgamy George Keller Charles Faxon Edward Meckstroth W G Fitzpatrick Alfred Preston Clifford Grabo Vic Sinclair W S Kinzbach and James Stewart.

Hyde Park East Welfare Association Frank Wisnewski D. H.siewers Ralph Whitaker Julius Noelker John Pendleton Earl Wilkerson Shurly Irish Jerrel Richards G.€. Barkley, Jr Robert Byland J. R. Burgamy George Keller Charles Faxon Edward Meckstroth W. G. Fitzpatrick Alfred Preston Clifford Grabo Vic Sinclair W. S.kinzbach James Stewart

Five Buildings Ordered Vacated and Demolished

Housing Inspector Sagmeister yesterday ordered five buildings vacated and razed for being unsafe and unsanitary. The properties include 600 Broadway owned by J. A. S. Clark and 932 Kenyon Avenue in the estate of Mary Ennis, with others at 542 George Street, 608 Carr Street, and 560 George Street linked to William P. Devon George Holland and Elizabeth Meyer respectively.

Charles Sagmeister Sagmeister Broadway J. A. S. Clark Kenyon Avenue Mary Ennis George Street William P. Devon Carr Street George Holland Elizabeth Meyer

Guarding Your Health and Nerves in Children

An article addressing nervous child care from a historical health column. It warns against Freud driven psychoanalysis, explains psychoasthenia types like chronic doubt and impulses to crime, and stresses physical health, hygiene, and balanced guidance for children. It also advises teaching personal hygiene as earnestly as reading.

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Fay Stevenson Adele Garrison Liwimilla Fodorova Ivan Steschenko Alexandra Schlikevitch Dimitri Creena V. Daniloff Samuel T. Wilson the Commercial Tribune Matinee Musical Club Albert Banasch Co Race St Cincinnati Chichester Ealiet Chickie Elenore Meherin Neighborhood News Fontaine Fox MR. Jones Santa Claus Commercial Tribune Cincinnati, C Wame Eleanor Gunn Fritz Reiner Peter G. Thomson Lucien Wulsin Louis Poock Corwin Wickersham Alfredo Casella Rudolph Wurlitzer Hahn Fanny S. Goodhart Oscar C. Graeser W. C. Herman Alice Holabird Frederick J. Hoffman H. L. King William Knapp Edward Meyer Mme. Mattioli L. C. Roose Samuel Rosenthal Sarah Sullivan W. J. Shrader M. H. Sextro Noreen Wayman George Winters J. Gano Wright J. S. Walker Thomas James Kelly Conservatory of Music Charlotte L. Muhlhauser John Petzhold Calvary Church Clifton Virginia Daniel H. McKinney, Jr McKinney Stanley Struble Virginia Burke Grand Rapids Mich Marion Windisch Aurelia Graeser Gene Schmidt Messrs Cornelius Petzhold Robert Muhlhauser Edwin Hibarger Edward Herkamp Morton Francis William Romaifie Hyde Park Association ROYAL Copeland, M.D S. W Péat., Ser. Inc Dr. Copeland Pockenstettf von Werken
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