Village collector Simon Hubig guards Cincinnati art treasures
Simon Hubig houses a private Cincinnati painting collection in Price Hill. The piece highlights local artists and themes, noting Hubig’s selective taste and drive to build a permanent gallery with public access. It lists artists such as Lindsay Rettig Hauser and Earhart works, and mentions a notable Leighton copy by Jennie Brookbank.
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Cincinnati
Simon Hubig
Price Hill
Hubig
Hich
Ohio
New England
Neck Landing
East Gloucester
Earhart
Paris
Stringtown
Gerardin
Salmagundi Club
York
Ohn Hauser
Mendenhall
A.R. Valentien
H. W
Wadland
L. C
Os Creek
Mr. Jacobs
John ‘McCord
A. Canal of
Vénice
Casete
Mr. Clossen
Martin Sing Storm
Seine
Art Museum
Ieee
Thomas
Momlies
Tata
Holland
Florence
Frankfort
Rome
Jennie L. Brookbank
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Musical entertainments and recitals across Madison Hyde Park era
Pupils held a musicale Monday afternoon at Mrs. Seapur’s Madison Road home in Hyde Park with Hazel Seapur and Ruth Kirschner as soloists. Epworth Heights Chautauqua programs announce July 11 featuring Mrs. William Greenland in Haydn The Creation and Bach Gou nod Ave Maria. Chicago Singers and Players Club present a sacred concert with a Greenland-Yardley duet. Lulu Greener’s violin and piano pupils gave recitals at Mount Mercy Christian Church on June 22 and 26. Mary Nolan’s piano students performed in Cabie Hall to a large audience, featuring Misses Connolly, O Meara, Lange, Quill, Reiter, Sohneman, Seaman, Keegney with poems and second piano. Cincinnati Conservatory of Music runs a large summer school department with over one hundred attendees.
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Madison Roo
Hyde Park
Hazel Seapur
Ruth Kirschner
Epworth Heights Chautauqua
Verdure
Haydn
William Greenland
Lulu
Greener
Christian Church
Mount Mee Ty
Mary Nolan
Cablé Hall
Edward J. Kennedy
Ethel Connolly
Marguerite O'Meara
Valse de Notre-Dame
Latour
Heather Rose
Lange
James Quill
Mignonné
Valse
Thoma
la Gazelle
Spindler
Hortense Reiter
Helen’ Sohneman
Kathryn Seaman
Helen Keegney
Evening concert features Hersh Werthner and Grieg sonata display
The program included Philp Werthner, pianist, and Mrs Matths with Mrs Hersh, a contralto, performing German songs and Schumann. Werthner showcased technique in Grieg E minor, while another group featured Chopin pieces. Emma Grace Chapman presented pupils in recital at Gable hall with several named students participating. Conservatory hall hosted additional recitals by Miss Hattie M. Aller pupils. Metropolitan College of Music enrollments extend summer stay for W S Sterling and colleagues in July.
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Grammer
Philp Werthner
Matths
Wilson
Hersh
Judas Maccabeus
Schumann
Grieg
Werthner
Schérszo
Chopin
Emma Grace Chapman
Gable Hall
Ralph Aloeton
Norma First
Gladys Fridman
Thema Allington
Minnie Nathan
Stella Pfingstag
Odessa Diecian
Hazel First
Eva Fridman
Derrie Simpson
Sue Brown
Bertha Sensel
Bmilizabeth Anderson
Hattie _M. Aller
Jacques Sternberg
Conservatory Hall
Hans Richard
Alice Shields
Aline Betscher
Marie Higgins
Lucie Hatch
Bowman
Frances Moses
Notable Local Piano Recitals Highlight Conservatories
Ray Staater graduates with Cincinnati Conservatory alongside peers from the Metropolitan College of Music and Robert Braine's Conservatory of Music in Springfield. Distinctions include Barbra Sterling, Louise Durst, Dorothy McCord and Pauline Wattson's violin mastery. Helen Hinkle debuts a Kipling Recessional at Mount Auburn.
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Ray Staater
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Frederic Shailer Evans
Metropolitan College of Music
Helen T. Splain
Barbara Sterling
Louise Durst
Dorothy McCord
Church of Our Savior
Mount Auburn
Helen Hinkle
Kipling
Sidney C. Durst
Robert Braine
Conservatory of Music
Grand Opera House
Springfield
Pauline Wattson
Watson
Mozart
Composer Hammerstein Piece Attracts Attention
A new work by Oscar Hammerstein titled Mia Cara is described as unusually structured, starting in natural key then shifting up five flats across movements and returning to natural in the finale. the arrangement suits voice piano violin orchestra or military band. Also noting last week’s student recitals at Greenwood Hall Mechanics' Institute where Miss Carrie Chase featured two capable classes including Anna Max Florence Goldman Frances Block Corinne Hirschberg and many others.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Oscar Hammerstein
Carrie Chase
Greenwood Hall
Mechanics’ Institute
Anna Max
Florence Goldman
Frances Block
Corinne Hirschberg
Leonard Mode
Lillian White
Carl Graeser
Edward Israel
Edna Saemann
Myrtle Silverstein
Oliver Joesting
Lloyd Johnson
Eleanor Braun
Helen Burdsal
Marguerite Naegeler
Pearl Silverster
Edna Backman
Evelyn Roseboom
Seidenspinner
Frances Winold
Mildred Chace
Jane Sullivan
Robert Ager
Ung. Roth
Marion Beckley
Alice Tomasseno
Howard Chase
Hazel Rosenberger
Louise Cordes
John Tomasseno
Eleanor Hamersly
Elvira Saemann
George Saemann
Soprano Helen Norris Dazzles at the Zoo Performance
The soloists Kry brought to the Zoo including Miss Helen Norris receive strong commendation. Norris displays a clear sweet soprano with ample strength used with intelligence and skill.
Women's Clubs Move from Mercantile Library Building
The Woman's club vacates its five year rooms in the Mercantile Library. Furniture stored until Sept 1. temporary quarters at the Young Woman's Christian Association until the new clubhouse is finished. Mrs Robert Hosea oversees affairs during the interim. Miss Clara C Newton departs for Gloucester and New England points. The Susan B Anthony club plans a social at Dr. Sarah M Siewera's residence on Nassau Street July 8.
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The
Woman’s Club
Mercantile Library
Young Woman’s Christian Association
Robert Hosea
Susan B. Anthony Club
Sarah M. Siewera
Nassau. Street
Walnut, Hills
Twentieth Century club to canvass women voters for school board
Mrs. Dora Easton and a committee of Twentieth Century club members plan a house to house canvass to register women voters and promote a high standard for Cincinnati school board candidates. The effort aims for a large club membership before the autumn elections and a summer corner stone ceremony for the Woman's club house with Governor Harmon as speaker.
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Dora Easton
Twentieth Century Club
Cincinnati School Board
Mary Sherwood
Sarah Drukker
Charles Walker
G. W. Cormany
Anna Schieranbeck
Mary Yaeger
Mary Woodberry
Jessie Scallan
Kate Jansen
J. C. Biggs
Woman's Club House Company
C. Dank
Woman’s Club House
Harmon
Harmony
Society Woman to Inspect Shops of Ohio
Springfield dispatch says Mrs Augusta C F Miller named deputy inspector of workshops by Governor Harmon. A prominent society figure, widow, linked to Springfield and Kentucky blue blood lines, she seeks broader influence and education through the post.
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Ohio
Commercial Prthune
Springfield
Augusta C. F. Miller
Harmon
Hollidaysburg
Miller
Harmons
Cincinnati
Seashore Summer Scene Shows Guard Patrols and Fashion
A seaside feature describes lifeguard recruitment among college athletes for the summer beach patrols as crowds gather. It notes rising property values in Ventnor Chelsea, growing seashore development, new fashion trends like ribbon bracelets, and noted visitors such as Mrs. Benjamin Harrison staying at Marlborough Blenheim with numerous hotel guests listed.
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Fife Guards
University of Pennsylvania
Absecon Inlet
Merry Feminines
Ventnor
Chelsea
Longport
Marlborough-Blenheim
Benjamin Harrison
Harris
Elizabeth
Olmhurst
Charles Davis
H. McGowan
Columbus
Mnis
O. K. Jackson
Sarah R. Specs
Florence Barker
John Galvin
Julie BE. Galvin
Myrtle Cusson
Cincinnati
Yeatman Wardlow
Helen Wardlow
Lillian Beatt
Traymore
H. Charles
Middletown
Pennhurst
C. J. Douglas
Charles B. Johnson
Cleveland
Sely Dow
Tifim
Opening Day Celebrates Yacht Club and Golf Revival
Officers marked opening day as a showcase for the yacht fleet parading the harbor amid salutes to the commodore. Golf enjoys a record season fueling broad enthusiasm and renewed interest in seaside cottages and hotels as travelers converge for faster rail access via the Camden tunnel project.
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May Yacht Club
Camden
Cape Mey
South Jersey
Hore
Phibia
Mount Clemens Guests Flock to Clinton River Escapes
Mount Clemens Michigan hosts summer visitors from Ohio as the Clinton river draws guests to hotels and baths. Notable arrivals include Sherman J Schwab Bellaire Miss Georgie DeMorrow A A Stetson and many others from Toledo Cleveland Findlay Akron Youngstown and beyond. Fishing on shaded banks and river launches are popular leisure activities for the guests.
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Commercial Tribune
Mount Clemens
Mich
Clinton River
Mount Cleméns
Ohio
Sherman
J. Schwab
Bellaire
Georgie DeMorrow
A. A. Stetson
C. EB. Barnard
Toledo
L. EB. Bunce
Cleveland
Janevis
Glenwood
A. H. Gann
B. A. Gans
Massilon
F. Bachman and Family
Greenville
Medea
L. W. Marshall
Sidney
EL M. Craw
Urbana
Louis Less
Fenton
S. Goodman
Columbus
D. Pickering
Dayton
BE. Beb. Lougan
Youngstown
F. D. Shook
F. C. Ford
National
J. M. Waterman
Oberlin
M. W. Hunt
Clyde
W. H. Bell
B. F. Bell
Bellview
J. B. Banks
Weston
Phil Schlengman
Akron
Wappner
W. B. Conner
Ocean City Summer Services and Resort Activities
Ocean City New Jersey reports summer services at the Tabernacle association auditorium every Sunday at 8 p m through Sept 5 with choirs directed by George B C Thomas and sermons by William Spurgeon D D of London England He describes sailing boating picnics carousels and nightly moving pictures plus a bustling evening parade with a variety of automobiles and new programs nightly.
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Commercial Tribune
Ocean City
N. J
Ocean City Tabernacle Association
George B. C. Thomas Ofiladelphia
William Spurgeon
D. D
London
England
Ocean Grove Prepares For Summer Music Festival And Chorus
Ocean Grove New Jersey opens its season with a sixty five piece orchestra and two choruses rehearsing. Tali Esen Morgan directs while Eva Emmett Wycoff leads as soloist July 10. Will C. Macfarlane arrives to practice the new Ocean Grove organ and premieres a piece called The Storm played daily at 5 pm. A novel plan recruits college student choruses from attending institutions to sing their alma maters in competition.
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Commercial Tribune
Ocean Grove
N. J
Eva Emmett Wycoff
Will C. Macfarlane
St. Thomas
New York
Ocean Grove Association
Macfarlane
T. H
Vic Péarne
Ocean
Amature Orr On Friday Recital At School Hall
Friday recital at the Sokmggar school featured pupils Hazel Sloyer Aileen Sloyer Helen Rich Florence Friedman Elsa Weber Ann Jones Ostelle Borkes Arthur Roehrer Edna Ramsey Ruth Buckley. Weak heat forced cancellation of an All- play scheduled after the recital.
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Sokmggar School
Agemce
Schooli Ie
Lasa
Hazel
Aileen Sloyer
Helen Rich
Florence Friedman
Elsa Weber
Ann Jones
Ostelle Borkes
Arthur Roehrer
Edna Ramsey
Ruth Buckley
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Vanderbilt
Metropolitan Museum
Lachrymare
Lord Frederick Leighton
Royal Academy
Berlin
John Hauser
John Rettig
Julius’ Baer
Felix Lieftochter
Grace Young
Art Academy
Miss Young
Munich
Carl Marr
Collin, Courbois
Italy
France
H. de Marbau
Porter
D. Porter
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati University
Alan
Ete Boymour
Cincinnnati Conservatory of Music
Departmente
Christine Porter
W.S. Sterling
Ray Starter
Clara C. Newton
Gloucester
Mass
Néville
Sak Sem Sas
Barston
Ny de
Augusta Miller
Asbury Park
Arthur Pryor
Ene Se Pene
Pryor
Teddy
Africa
Repo Ph Tan
Carnival Association
New Jersey
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