Virtuoso Francis Macmillen Delights Cincinnati Grand Opera House
The young American violinist Francis Macmillen received enthusiastic praise for a masterful program at the Grand Opera House. Critics cite flawless bowing and exquisite tone in Vieuxtemps and Randegger pieces, backed by Mme Rosina Van Dyk, Herr Richard Hageman, and a seamless management of the performance.
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Francis Macmillen
Grand Opera House
New York
Macmillen
Randegger
Cincinnati
The Lion and the Mouse at Grand Opera House This Week
The article notes famed actors Coghlan and Grace Thorne among theatrical families. Rose Coghlan and Gertrude Coghlan played key roles in major productions and Thorne starred in Cincinnati hits. It highlights upcoming Grand Opera House performances featuring two children of famous stage families.
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Thorne
Iillness
Coghlan
Booth’s Theater
Twenty-third Street
Sixth Avenue
New York
Rose Coghlan
Royal Box
Fifth Avenue Theater
Gertrude Coghlan
Juliet
Mr. Coghlan
Lily Langtry
Jocelyn
Charlies Coghlan
Grace Thorne
Cincinnati
Arizona
Mr. Pipp
Rawson
Miss Coghlan
Becky Sharp
Alice
Old Vincennés
Grand Opera House
Afternoon Matinees Draw Bigger Crowds at New Rink
Manager Nall of the New Rink notes a rising attendance at afternoon sessions since last October. Matinees now rival evening crowds in size, attracting ladies and children mainly, with many young men arriving around 3 to 3 30 pm. He finds this trend unique to Cincinnati as other cities report weak business.
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Nall
Mcrease
Cincinnati
Panama Canal Pictures By Frank Roberson At The Myric
Frank Roberson, noted traveler and lecturer, shows his October photographs and moving pictures of the Panama Canal progress from Atlantic to Pacific. He explains dredges at work and brings Pan ama scenes to local viewers with humorous incidents and anecdotes. The Myric Sunday program offers these affordable slides and film in a popular afternoon lecture.
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Frank Roberson
Panama Canal
Atlantic
Pacific
Myric
The Parisian Model at Grand Opera House
The Grand Opera House will be crowded next week for Anna Held and her company in The Parisian Model. Florenze Ziegfeld created the show with Held aiding in organizing the female portion of the act. The production evokes Paris with pretty girls tuneful melodies and brilliant effects and aims to please Cincinnati's large Parisian fan base.
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Anna Held
Florenze Ziegfeld
Cincinnati
Miss Held
Paris
France
Time the Place and the Girl draws big theatre receipts
The Time the Place and the Girl Company reports phenomenal receipts across its road show. Dallas and Houston engagements reach about two to twenty four hundred dollars per city with higher totals in Ithaca Buffalo Rochester and South Bend, while Ezra Kendall strengthens draws with strong matinee and trio night takings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Askin-Singer
W. E. Burlock
Burlock
Ezra Kendall
George Ade
Place and
Dallas
Tex
Houston
Ithaca
Buffalo
Rochester
South Bend
Ind
Indiana
Notable Ticket Prices and Performance in Chicago
The listing shows prices of 875 dollars in Terre Haute 837 dollars in Vincennes and 842 dollars in Grand Rapids. The performer is currently playing at the Grand Opera House in Chicago.
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Olis
Terre Haute
Sousa to Bring New Compositions on Cincinnati Visit
March King Sousa and his celebrated band will tour Cincinnati after a five year hiatus. The famed conductor, known for surprise elements, is reportedly well after illness and plans new works including a march dedicated to Fighting Bob Evans to be shown for public reaction in Cincinnati if ready.
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Sousa
Cincinnati
Bob’ Evans
In Ola Kentucky at the Walnut with Miss Stockton
A stage production In Ola Kentucky will be presented at the Walnut next week featuring May Stockton as Madge Brierly. The company includes Charles K. French as Uncle Neb and Bert G. Clark in supporting roles.
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Kentucky
Walnut
Burdock Promotes Burlesque Acts in Cincinnati Tour
W W E Burlock business manager for The Time the Place and the Girl spent yesterday in Cincinnati advancing the big Askin Singer attraction. He reports no Cincinnati woman as beautiful as a chorus member. Bedford s Hope with its auto mobile and locomotive race is set for Heucks Opera House. Kidnapped for Revenge follows Anita the Singing Girl at the Lyceum Theater. The Colonial Belles are to appear at the People s. Barney Gilmore in Dublin Dan is slated for Hencks Opera House. Colonel James E Fennessy spent the last three days in Chicago promoting the Empire Circuit burlesque houses with Rankin D Jones.
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W.W. E. Burlock
Cincinnati
Burlock
James E. Fennessy
Chicago
Rankin D. Jones
Lyric Theater doors host travelogue by Vawter this afternoon
W E Vawter manager of Frank Roberson plans Lyric Building as headquarters and likely permanent offices. The travelogue attraction at the Lyric Theater this afternoon anchors the move.
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W. E. Vawter
Frank Roberson
Lyric Theater
Lyric Building
The Time the Place and the Girl Comes to Lyric
February 10 the musical comedy The Time the Place and the Girl will be seen at the Lyric. The show is one of the season’s notable successes and has delighted crowded audiences in many cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Marlowe
Lyric
Miss Marlowe
Gloria
Actra
Cecil
San Carlos Opera Company to Open at Lyric
On February 17 the San Carlos Opera Company begins an engagement at the Lyric with star tenor Sig Constantino and soprano Alice Nielsen among the featured artists Mme Nordica and other celebrated vocalists also appearing under the San Carlos banner.
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San Carlos
Lyric’s Future Attractions Include Stars and Shows
The Lyric announces upcoming attractions featuring The Great White Way The Rose of the Rancho and Three of Us with performances by Mrs Fiske Mme Nazimova and Lew Fields in The Girl Behind the Counter.
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Rancho
Recital Tour by Tirindelli Clifton from Cincinnati Southward
Musicians Sig Adolfo Tirindelli and Mr. Chalmers Clifton of the Cincinnati Conservatory depart Cincinnati for a South tour arranged by Frank Edwards. They perform in Athens, Meridian, San Marcos, San Antonio, Houston, Austin, Milford, Dallas, Natchitoches, and Northern Virginia with a March return to finish in Cincinnati.
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Sig
Pier Adolfo Tirindelli
Chalmers Clifton
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Cincinnati
South
Frank ©. Edwards
Lucy Cobb Institute
Athens
Gav
Conservatory of Music
Meridian Female College
Meridian
Miss
Tirindelli
Mr. Clifton
Texas
San Marcos
San Antonio
Conservatory
Houston
Austin
Presbyterian College
Milford
Columbian Club
Dallas
Lescie Club
Natchitoches
Vuhio
Mendelssohn Recital by Miss Nora Stratemeyer
Miss Nora Stratemeyer will present a Mendelssohn recital at Mr David Davis vocal school next Tuesday evening. The program includes Traveler's Song Greeting Huntsman's Song Night Song Suleika On Wings of Song The Favorite Spot New Love Winterlied Bei Der Wiege Reiselied Volkslied and several spring songs Now Spring Is Onward Sweeping Now Spring Is Here listed in order with titles and themes.
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Nora Stratemeyer
Mendelssohn
David Davis
May Festival Chorus Prepares Bach Mass The Passion After St Matthew
In the coming week the May Festival Chorus begins rehearsals for Bach The Passion After St Matthews. The body of singers is split with one chorus on Mondays and the other on Wednesdays. A third choir will form to sing the chorals.
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St. Mathews
May Music Festival 1908 Programs Highlight Novel Children’s Crusade
The May Music Festival runs May 6 to 9 featuring Bach St Matthew Passion Beetho ven Ninth Symphony Grieg Olaf Trygvasson Haydn The Seasons and Pierne The Children’s Crusade a festival novelty receiving its first Cincinnati performance. The work portrays thirteenth century religious fervor and the public schools’ artistic success in 1906.
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Bach
Beethoven
Grieg
Olaf Trygvasson
Haydn
Pierne
Cincinnati
Benoit
Paris
Novel Paris Prize Poem to Be Performed Here
The work, awarded the City of Paris prize in 1904, has been staged in France and Germany and is a new feature in this region. Henry Graf ton Chapman edited the edition used for the festival chorus. It comprises four parts The Forth setting The Highway The Sea and The Savior in the Storm. Cast includes three sopranos a tenor baritone and bass a mixed chorus of adults and a children’s chorus with an orchestra. About twelve hundred performers will participate.
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Paris
France
Germany
Henry Grafton Chapman
Boston Symphony under Muck to perform next season concerts
The Boston Symphony Orchestra led by Dr. Karl Muck will present concerts at Music Hall on Friday afternoon January 31 and Saturday evening February 1. Muck, a modernizing conductor with strong German training, has a wide cultural background and formerly led the Royal Opera Berlin, earning the Kaiser's support for his American tenure.
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Karl Muck
Music Hall
North Pole
Muck
University of Leipsic
Boston
Royal Opera
Berlin
America
Grand Duke X Sparks a Witty Exchange with De Pachmann
In St Petersburg on Nevsky Prospect Vladimir De Pachmann, famed pianist, quips that he has become a Grand Duke, replying to the aristocrat amateur composer who had long asked for performances. The Grand Duke’s pomp meets De Pachmann’s sharp repartee in a brief, humorous encounter.
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Vladimir de Pachmann
Russia
de Pachmann
Grand Duke
Nevsky Prospect
St. Petersburg
Weg de Pach
Mann
Siberia
Recital of music reading and song for St Matthew's Norwood
A Wednesday recital at the Odeon featured Mrs. Lillian Arkell Rixford on organ performing West and Callaerts pieces. Joseph O'Meara and Louis Victor Saar shared a melologue, with Saar providing strong piano support. Tenor Harry Rupert Carr offered Irish songs, and violinist Gisela L Weber impressed with refined tone. O'Meara closed with his adaptation of scenes from David Garrick.
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Odeon
St. Matthew’s Church
Norwood
West
Callaerts
Lillian Arkell Rixford
Hnoch Ar“Yaen
Joseph O'Meara
Louis Victor Saar
Mr. Saar
Harry Rupert Carr
Gisela L. Weber
Mr. O'Meara
David Garrick
Mrs Lillian Arkell Rixford to Open Evening Recital Series
Mrs Lillian Arkell Rixford, organist at the College of Music, will give the first recital in the Odeon on Thursday January 23. Earlier recitals were afternoon affairs for students, but demand from a broader audience led to the switch to evening performances. She will be assisted by pianists Gertrude Beryl Dalton and Ada Zeller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Arkell Rixford
Gertrude Beryl Dalton
Ada Zeller
Odeon
Ralph Baldwin
Thier Capticcio Co
The
College of Music
Sig
Pietro Floridia
Ottilie Dickerscheid
Mendelssohn
Marie Koehnken
Sen Corre
l’Agnelletta
D. Sarri
College of Music Invitations For Schad Shaw Marriage
Invitations may be obtained upon applications to the College of Music for Antoinette Schad and Joseph Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antoinette Schad
Joseph Shaw
The
College of Music
Second College Chorus and Orchestra Concert
The second college chorus and orchestral concert of the season will be given on Music Hall Tuesday evening February 18. The popularity of these concerts extends beyond Cincinnati, drawing music lovers from nearby cities. Tickets are available by stamped addressed envelope or personal application at the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Trio Shifts Concert Date to March 12
The Cincinnati Trio and its lineup Louis Victor Saar piano Gisela L Weber violin Emil Knoepke cello announce a new concert date at the Woman's Club now set for March 12. The chamber group includes Saar Weber and Knoepke as core members guiding a program of selected works.
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Cincinnati
Louis Victor Saar
Gisela L. Weber
Emil Knoepke
Woman’s Club
Recital in Cable Hall With Dulaney and Craven
Miss Alice Dulaney of Covington and Mrs Katherine Tabb Craven of Ft Thomas gave a recital in Cable Hall last evening drawing a large audience from across the river. The program featured several new Cecele Chaminade compositions for piano and orchestra.
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Cable Hall
Alice Dulaney
Covington
Katherine Tabb- Craven
Ft. Thomas
Cecele Chaminade
Piano Recital By Miss Bertha Schubinski At Cable Hall
Miss Bertha Schubinski of the Metropolitan College of Music presents a piano recital in Cable Hall on Thursday January 23 at 8 p m. Accompanied by vocal numbers by Mrs A Werner West the program features Misses Carrie Moore Nellie Freedman Molif Flick Sadie Ronda Bettie Benner Alma Kinster and Bertha Flick.
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Bertha Schubinski
Metropolitan College of Music
Cable Hall
Carrie Moore
Nellie Freedman
Molif@ Flick
Sadie Ronda
Bettie Benner
Alma Kinster
Bertha Flick
A. Werner West
Wiegand Sprague Give Second Sonata Recital
A large audience attended the second sonata recital by Emil Wiegand violinist and Louis Waldemar Sprague pianist in the school music rooms at 415 Broadway last Thursday evening. Wiegand gave a vigorous performance continuing with Sprague accompanying in a refined program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Wiegand
Louis Waldemar Sprague
Broadway
Wiegand
Violin and piano works wow the audience in concert
The performance featured Le Clair's Le Tom beau and Beethoven's Waladstein sonatas with strong emphasis on the soloists. Schumann’s A minor piano and violin sonata was played with excellent ensemble, earning praise for cohesiveness and artistry.
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le Tombeau
Jean Marie le Clair
Sprague
Beethoven
George Schneider Piano Recital at Literary Club
George Schneider to present a piano recital in Literary Club rooms at 25 Hast Eighth Street next Saturday at 2 30 PM. Program includes works by Bach Mozart Beethoven Sibelius Clara Schumann and Bargiet with sonatas and concert pieces on varied keys and tempos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schneider
Eighth Street
J. C. Bachtasie
Mozart
Beethoven
Jean Sibelius
Clara Schumann
Marcia Fantastico
Bargiet
Metropolitan College of Music Hosts Art in Music Talk
On January 22 29 and February 5 at 2 Mr Harold S Bishop from Cin roti Art Academy will give a talk on The Esthetics of Art in Relation to Music illustrated by drawings in black and white and colors an analysis of old masters work with aim to engage music students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan College of Music
Harold
Bishop
Cinroti Art Academy
Organ Recital by Sidney C. Durst at Our Savior Ghuren
Mr Sidney C Durst performs a detailed organ program this afternoon at 3 30 in the Ghuren of Our Savior. The recital includes pieces by Spo uiro Perce dist eccbecekeacedis Boellman and others followed by a service featuring Marks Magnificat in D and Hall Brightest and Best with solos by Mr Downs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney C. Durst
Boellman
Mark
Hall
Mr. Downs
Lectures and meetings of Cincinnati women clubs
The Cincinnati Woman's Club will hear Mr Henry Turner Bailey speak on The Enjoyment of Pictures Friday January 24 at 2 30 pm. The Mothers' Club met Wednesday. Mrs George Ilsen spoke on Domestic Emergencies and How to Meet Them. The next Culture Club talk by Mrs S H Randall is Jerusalem and the Orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Woman’s Club
Henry Turner Bailey
Woman's Club
Mothers’ Club
George Ilsen
S. H. Randall
Wyoming
Youth Women’s Christian Association
Jerusalem
The
D. A. R. Monthly Meeting Set With Musical Tea
The regular D. A. R. meeting will occur tomorrow at 2 30 in the Woman's Club rooms. Delegates to the National Congress in Washington in April will be elected. A brief business session precedes a musicale tea at 3 with each member allowed a guest.
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Woman's Club
National Congress
Washington
Wyoming Study Club Plans Meeting With Mrs Edward Peck
The Wyoming Study Club will meet with Mrs Edward Peck tomorrow after noon. The brief note outlines a scheduled gathering and indicates the host’s location for attendees.
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The
Wyoming Study Club
Edward Peck
French historian delivers lectures in Cincinnati on Napoleon
M Louis Madelin of France lectured in Cincinnati under Alliance Francaise and the University. He spoke Thursday at the University on Napoleon and his influence on contemporaries and later centuries, sharing anecdotes. Friday he addressed the Women’s Club on Les Femmes de la Revolution and yesterday discussed Nancy and Lorraine with stereopticon views at the University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Louis Madelin
Alliance Francaise
University of Cincinnati
Napoleon
M. Madelin
Woman's Club
Les Femmes de la Revolution
Nancy
al Lorraine
McVea Named Nominating Chair and Bettman Arrangements Chief
At a Monday Executive Board meeting of the Consumers' League Miss Emile McVea was named Chair man of the Nominating Committee on Election and Mrs Henry W Bettman was chosen Chair man of the Arrangements Committee for the league's second annual meeting in February. Miss Simrall spoke to the Lecture Club of Norwood on The Consumers League and Miss McVea addressed kindergarten training school classes on The Work and Aims of the Consumers League, with the classes affiliating as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consumers’ League
Emile McVea
Henry W. Bettman
Josephine Simrall
Norwood
Kindergarten Training School
League
Northside Advance Club Meeting Source Address
The Northside Advance Club meets Monday afternoon at Mrs. Domhoff's home. Mrs. Amoretta Fitch of the Press Club and Woman's Club will present an address titled Are Women's Clubs Worth While.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northside Advance Club
Domhoff
Amoretta Fitch
Press Club
Woman's Club
College Hill Progress Club Meeting Tomorrow
The College Hill Progress Club will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. E. N. Wild. The programme includes a paper on Victor Hugo and the Romantic School by Mrs. Edward Henshaw a reading The World Is Great and Strong by Mrs. George Henshaw a paper on Paul Verlaine by Mrs. Deutsch and a reading by Miss Alice Poage.
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College Hill
Norwood Education Society Invites Nonmembers
The Norwood Education Society sends invitations to nonmembers for Tuesday at 3 pm in the Norwood Library Club rooms. Miss Annie Laws, President of the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs, will speak on The Co ordination of the Kindergarten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood Education Society
Norwood Library Club
Annie Laws
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Hawthorn Club Holds January Meeting At Mrs Fox Home
The Hawthorn Club met January 7 at 3139 Gaff Avenue. Three papers were read including Cincinnati as an Art Center by Mrs Snodgrass Home Artists by Mrs Caldwell and Cincinnati as Dickens Saw It by Mrs Dudley.
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Hawthorn Club
Epworth Heights Ladies Improve Society entertained at Willis home
The Epworth Heights Ladies Improvement Society gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Charles H. Willis's Newport home. Rooms overflowed with flowers and a luncheon followed a program featuring piano solo Alma Sterling, song Helen Remley, recitation Mrs. Norman Kenan, violin solo Lawrence Hetch, violin solo Elsie Rothkopf, with hostesses Mrs. Willis Mrs. Dixon Mrs. Hetch Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Wendt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Heights
Elsie Rothkopf
Willis
Dixon
Hetch
Allen
Wendt
Milford Progress Club Holds Readings at Homes
The Milford Progress Club met at the homes of Mrs. Baura Hill and Mrs. Lillian Buckingham for Hawthorne and Danish America studies. Readings included Life and Letters by Julian Hawthorne and Old Norse Literature with musical interludes and readings by members. The club voted a $100 donation to the Civic League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Albert Gatch
Lucy Harding
Greenland
Iceland
Elizabeth Hommeyer
Edith Scott
Norma Scott
Mary B. Gatch
Mary Leaf
Orma Scott
Civic League
Philomathians Meet Opens 1908 With Readings and Music
Miss Bessie Allen hosted the Philomathians on January 7 1908 the first meeting of the year Following roll call members read quotations from Sir Walter Scott Mrs Dyer presented a paper Legends of Scotland Conquest of Scotland Dr Buchanan biography of Sir Walter Scott Mrs Jones read from Penelope Proerend Mrs Neave and Mrs Ivy Green Hummel performed instrumental solos in two numbers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Allen
Charles W. Trader
Philomathians
Walter Scott
Dyer
Scotland
Dr. Buchanan
Jones
Wyoming Monday Club Meeting Highlights January 13
The Wyoming Monday Club met January 13 with Mrs. James Stacey. Papers read included Noted Women of the Stage by Mrs. Conant and a piece on David Garrick and Sir Henry Irving by Mrs. George Kinsey read by Mrs. Stacey, plus a Shakespeare reading by Judy O Harra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Monday Club
James Stacey
Conant
David Garrick
Sir Henry Irving
George Kinsey
J. Stacey
Shakespeare
Judy O’harra
William Stearns
Community clubs host music and literary gatherings
The Wyoming Music Club met at Miss Kinsey's home with Mrs Hu gene Buss presiding for a program on Folk Songs read by Miss Fortney and performed by Miss Thompson. The Twentieth Century Club announces a February 4 dinner at the Palace Hotel. The Nomad Club and Clio Club met recently. Clio Club plans Guest Day January 28 at Carnegie Library Walnut Hills with Mile Morcard lecturing on Cathedrals and Chateaux of France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Music Club
Hugene Buss
Kentucky
Clio Club
J. F. Stevenson
Olock
A. Fisher
Esther
Walter Palm
Carnegie Library
Walnut Hills
Mile. Morcard
France
Concert by Woman's Club music department delights Cincinnati audience
Friday afternoon program featured four vocal numbers with trios by Miss Conrey Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. Smith. Pianist Mrs Emma Brand Lewis and violinist Georgette Ern performed works by Veracini Raff Reichel Chopin and Elgar. Ern recently studied abroad under Marteau and Henri Ern enhancing the concert with refined performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Katherine Bennett
Flors Melvor Smith
Veracini
Georgette Ern
Woodford Finder
Flora Melvor Smith
Raff
Emma Brand Lewis
Henri Ern
Chaminade
Carthage High School Juniors Host Senior Dance
Carthage High School juniors held a Thursday evening dance for seniors in School Hall. The hall was decorated with flags and palms. attendees included Edna Brockman Henrietta Donders Laura Birch Greta Saffin Anna Mae Donders Creta Simms Ivy Seeger Ada Stahman Edith Wiley Edith Kruse Hilda Miller Louise Haines Erna Hetrick Edna Powers Lane Ritter Lettie Smith Reed Ruth Miller Rose ONeill Gladys Haines Claudia French Irene Phillips Edna Molloy Florence Harding and many others. Mrs. George Southwell of Jefferson Ky was a guest of Mrs. John Dorman. Gladys Saffin hosted a Monday afternoon gathering for a house guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage High School
Missus
Edna Brockman
Henrietta Donders
Laura Birch
Greta Saffin
Anna Mae Donders
Creta Simms
Ivy Seeger
Ada Stahman
Edith Wiley
Edith Kruse
Hilda Miller
Louise Haines
Erna Hetrick
Edna Powers
Lane Ritter
Lettie Smith
Reed
Ruth Miller
Rose O'Neill
Gladys Hai
Peyton Bradstreet
Durrell
Ira Weisbrodt
Nicholas O'Donnell
Ivan Strong
George Southwell
Jefferson, Ky
John Dorman
Gladys Saffin
Fifth Street
Local Society Notes and Clerical Elections Parade
Denver social figure Miss Florence Harding hosts guests including Stella Woods Justine Hausman Etta Duchemin Elizabeth Birch Hazel Hammel and Laura Birch. Kings Mills Ohio resident Mrs Young returns from a Lindenhurst visit. Co W E M meets at Miss Stella Jones home with papers by Susie Kieffer Mary Dill Birfite Dtrman and Stella Jones. Christian Church elects trustees deacons and a clerk. Christian Endeavor hosts Birdie Dorman gathering. Woman's Relief Corps installs officers at E of P Hall with Cora McCrea presiding. Refreshments follow as Mary Wunder returns from Middletown Ohio after visiting Mrs R G Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Harding
Denver
Col
Stella Woods
Justine Hausman
Etta Duchemin
Elizabeth Birch
Hazel Hammel
Laura. Birch
Young
Kings Mills
Ha Young
Linden Nne
Stella Jones
Center Street
Charles Wilson
Susie Kieffer
Mary Dill
Birfite Dtrman
F. Lannigan
Southside
Chicago
George Ferguson
Christian Church
G. Chambliss
H. D. Crane
C. A. Wilson
Will Hughes
Birdie Dorman
Christian Endeavor Society
Main Avenue
Woman's Relief Corps
E. of P. Hall
Cora McCrea
Seabern
C. McCrea
Mra
Eliza Miller
Mary Gaul
Dollie McCammon
Mary A. Bell
Annie Winder
Lucy Curtis
Lida Curtis
Miss Swift
Probst
Lida Crist
George Cormany
J. H. Ash
Schmid
R. C. Phillips
Mary Wunder
Middletown
R. CG. Phillips
Delhi Women and Town Clubs Schedule Gatherings
Mrs. L. B. Daniels hosted the Whist Club at Delhi with members including W. L. Kayser and Edna McBrain Lawrence. Mrs. Water Stone to entertain the Delhi Woman’s Fortnightly Reading Club on January 22 with a program on Sidney Lanier. Delhi Methodist Church women held an all day meeting and luncheon at Mrs. Walter Stone’s home. Fernbank’s Mrs. Morris Hinchman entertained old friends including Mrs. Weonard Barnett and Mrs. Julia Leighton. Mrs. Oscar Hurd of Delhi will host the Whist Club next week at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Lanier
Gracely
Patterson
Percy Laws
Mesdames Wiant
van Tine
Stephens
Kruthoffer
Corbet
Stewart
Mobberly
Jones
Daniel
Gibson
Morris Hinchman
Fernbank
Weonard Barnett
Julia Leighton
Oscar Rhine
Alvin Clark
8. B. Hornaday
Oscar Hurd
Delhi
the Whist Club
Bond Hill social notes reflect attendances and gifts
Mrs. Kauffman and Mrs. Mulicy hosted a wedding shower for Blanche Eleanor Jenny ahead of her marriage to William Riddle in Lockland. Numerous guests, including Mrs. A. B. Cole and Miss Hessler, attended. Other items report visits, musicales, church society meetings, and a Bond Hill Shakespearean Circle reading Henry IV Part II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Alcorn
Alcorn
John Silver
Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Julius Hessler
Chicago
Carrie Hessler
Bert Davison
Spicker
Norwood
Misses Adler
Bond Hill
Aurora social notes and visits near Mt Clemens and Lafayette
Max Epstein left for Mt Clemens Michigan for several weeks. R J C Mattox visited Indianapolis. Mrs R E Frederick visiting Aron Indiana. Miss Bertha Small aided Tri Kappas Wednesday. Mrs E J Libbert hosted Missionary Society tea. William Beckett left for Lafayette to study at Purdue. Alma Lane returned to Cincinnati after visiting the Webbers. Mrs Emma Stedman visiting Cincinnati. Mrs Will Hanley returned to Chicago after visiting her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Epstein
Mt Clemens
Michigan
R.jc. Mattox
Indianapolis
R. E. Frederick
Aron
Ind
Rela Missy Bertha Small
E. J. Libbert
Missionary Society of the M. B
William Beckett
Lafayette
Purdue University
Alma Lane
Cincinnati
Madeira Social Notes Highlight Local Movements
Mr Frank Waits travels to Norfolk Virginia. Mrs Siebert of Winton Place visits her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Harry Steinway in Camargo Pike. Mr George Bain Jr in Columbus Ohio. Mr Albert Callerman returns to Buffalo Kansas. Mr Solomon Schieffele visits relatives before departing for the Orient. Mr and Mrs W A Sorin of Oxford Ohio move to the Dones home in Highland Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Waits
Norfolk
Virsing
Siebert
Winton Place
Harry Steinway
Camargo Pike
George Bain, Jr
Columbus
Ohio
Albert Callerman
Buffalo
Kan
Solomon Schieffele
This Place
John Sateman
The
Orient
W.A. Sorin
Oxford
Dones
Highland Farm
English Opera Company for Chester Engaged by Colonel Martin
Colonel Ike Martin toured Chicago and engaged the Metropolitan English Opera Company for ten weeks at Chest Park Opera House in Chester this summer. Joseph Sheehan leads the company as famed tenor heading a venture promised to present top talent with liberal stage equipment.
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Chester
Ike Martin
Chicago
Windy City
Metropolitan
Martin
Chest Park
Joseph Sheehan
Metropolitan English Opera Company
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Dublin
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William
Old
Kentucky Home
Em- Domishmanis
Dixie
Hans Richard
Bernard Sturm
Walter G. Werner
Julius Sturm
Samuel Sebel
Arietta
Piu
G. M. Bonon¢ini
Gertrude Lenich
Schumann
Sreice
Scarlatti
Irene Gardner
Stizzoso
Mio Stizzoso
G. B. Pergolesi
Luella Fink
Manan
A. Humoreske
Rita
Celeste Seymour
Krell Hall
West Fourth Street
Rosa Grad
Kohler
Judith Boutet
Ilda Valse
J. Navarro Frances Holley
F. R. Webb
Archer Osler
Schultz Archer Osler
Miss Seymour
Star Bright
L. E. Richards
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Hazelaus
B. Anstey
Sonnenschien
Elizabeth Breslin
Beazeley
Fred Hohman
Hazel Lenour
Signor
Hubert
Julia Ward ‘Howe
E. E. Shipley
Lenox Place
Avondale
Board of Trustees
the Home For Incurables
Beechwood Avenue
East
Mattie Stuebbing
Longfellow
Dickens
Riley
Mrs. Neave
Westwood Methodist Church
Westwood Woman's Club
Wyoming Literary Society
Hay
C. E. Stanton
Newman
Dr. Spencer
Twentieth Century Club
Palace Hotel
Nowotney
Mary Yaeger
Anna Schierenbeck
Margaret Rahn
Nomad Club
J. Clifford Miller
Evans Place
Carthage
Aurora
Madeira
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!