Woman's Club Music Department Concludes Season
The Woman's Club music department wraps a notable season with varied programs and a roster of city musicians. Highlights include the Great Lakes Quintet concert at Emery Auditorium, a Christmas program of American works, and memorial tributes to Debussy. The roster features many named soloists and ensembles, with performances from Louise Homer and others as well as student recitals and upcoming concerts at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music and Odeon venues.
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Woman’ S Club
Great Lakes
Emery Auditorium
Music Department
National Navy Relief Fund
Debussy
ché@rat
Arthur Brown
Charles C. Aler
Elizabeth Shirley
Frank M. Peters
Albino Gorno
Laura Strubbe
John Sage
L. Drew Mosher
BP .Warrener
Albert Freiberg
James M. Robertson
Mary I
Celesté Seymour
John €. Oliver
J. Burton Faulkner
Frederick Poor
Lewis M. Perkinson
Music
Crete
Thomas Punshon
James W. Brannin
Millard Shell
Edith Hill
Harriet Brown
M. Burckhardt
Henry B. Closson
Thomas M. Stewart
Charles H. Miller
Robert Wiest
Alice Laws
Albert J. Bell
B. J. Ratterman
Will F. Cochran
George M. Toe Water
John Withrow
Suburban and Walnut Hills Choral Unions Prepare Concert
The Suburban Choral Union and Walnut Hills Choral Union under conductor David Davis with accompanist Mrs Grace Clauve Raine will present a concert. Details on program and venue were announced.
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Suburban Choral Union
Walnut Hills
David Davis
Grace Clauve ‘Raine
Ohio Conservatory of Music Students Charm Deer Park Audience
Tuesday evening program at Amity Hall Deer Park featured Mrs Alois Bartschmid voice Mr Harry Spangler piano and Mr Max Thal violin with Beatrice Triebel Lara True Ruth Wiehe among performers. Triebel sang Boat Song and Cradle Song while True played Minuett and Berceuse plus Faust waltz. Wiehe offered Gavotte Rustle of Spring and Chopin valse. The performers were warmly received by a large crowd.
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Ohio Conservatory of Music
Alois Bartschmid
Harry Spangler
Max Thal
Amity Hall
Deer Park
Beatrice Triebel
Ware
Kreisler
Lara True
Beethoven
Jocelyn
Godara
Faust
Ruth Wiehe
Gavotte
Sinding
Four Artists Highlight Madisonville Church Program
An interesting program at Madisonville Christian Church featured four performers. Miss Travis Powell played piano with charm, Miss Martha Weaver offered violin numbers, Miss Georgia Lyons impressed with dramatic readings, and Miss Louise Pfalsgraf sang a group of songs with a fine voice.
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Madisonville Christian Church
Travis Powell
Martha Weaver
Georgia Lyons
Louise Pfalsgraf
Two War Songs From Columbia Feature Louis Gravure
Two Columbia records this month showcase Louis Gravure singing The Americans Come and When the Boys Come Home. The first tells of a blinded French veteran who doubts America’s entry, then joy as his son describes American uniforms and the marching soldiers. The second is the familiar ballad sung with Gravure’s notable baritone.
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Columbia
Louis Graveure
America
Germany
United States
Graveure
Compositions of Tirindelli Featured in Cincinnati Concert
A program devoted to Pier Adolfo Tirindelli will showcase his works at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music on Friday evening June 6. Violinist JentenHave, reader Helen May Curtis, and Dr. Fery Lulek will present the program.
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Karl Kirksmith
Helene Turner
Margaret Spaulding
Signor Tirindelli
Mareian Thalberg
Ruth Zippersen
Ethel Davis
Kate Boyce
Mildred Gardner
Remilda Stall
Gladys Comforter
Jennie Dembinski
Lynn Wilson
Florence Johnson
Miss Johnson
Cleo Peck
Patricia Vandawalker
Fery Lulek
May Varedman
Theodor Bohlmann
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Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Calvert
Katharine Donald
Frederic Shailer Evans
Doris Devore
Edgar Stillman Kelley
New York
Kelley
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Norfolk
Conn
Lois Neilly
Athens
William A. Evans
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Witn Brilliant Laurels
Camp Sherman
Dayton
Springfield
Chillicothe
Cincinnati
Marian Sauer
Marcian Thalberg
Ruth Bohlender
John A. Hoffmann
Helma Hansen
Annetta Otting Gaskin
Ralph Lyford
Jean Ten
Mattie Sue Tarry
Freda Slauter
Helen Myers
Carmen
Madam Butterfly
Rigoletto
Therese
Aida
Emma Burkhardt
Helen Moore
Violet Sommer
Mavel Black
Irving Miller
George Roth
Maudie Moore
Omar Wilson
Gertrude Fozard
Carla Schiffeler
Pier Adolfo Tirindelli
Jean tenHave
Helen May Curtis
Clifton Musical Club closes season with bright recital
Emma Beiser Scully presided at the College of Music final meeting. The program featured ensemble numbers by a trio of young musicians Ralph LeVine John Richstadt and Edward Johanning. Plans were laid for next year with more of the clubs established program style. Mrs Scully has new works published and to be produced.
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Scully
French Symphony Orchestra Records Impressions of Italy
The French Symphony Orchestra, oldest symphony group, formed over a century ago, performs Charpentier Impressions of Italy for Columbia Records this month. The two sides feature Mules a musical impression of an Italian mountainside muleback ride and a serenade capturing Italy’s beauty and its fervor.
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Charpentier
Italy
Columbia Records
Heifetz Interprets Sarasate Dance on New Victrola Record
Jascha Heifetz selects a native Spanish dance transcribed by Sarasate for a new Victrola release. The piece demands consummate mastery and a poet’s response to Spanish rhythms. Heifetz’s playing paints a vivid scene of a bright eyed Spanish maiden and her dusky partner.
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Sarasate
Heifetz
Jascha Heifetz
Community Orchestra to Perform at June 5 Concert
The Community Orchestra of West Oakley School will be a featured act at the Methodist Protestant Church concert on June 5 with Leo Stoffregen as pianist and Miss Seymour as violinist.
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West Oakley School
Leo Stoffregen
Seymour
Pupils’ Recital at Epiphany Parish House Walnut Hills
The pupils and chorus class of Miss Ella Purdy presented a well rendered program last Tuesday evening at the Church of the Epiphany Walnut Hills. Miss Amy Schoff’s reading with musical accompaniment also drew favorable comment. Participants included Margaret Alberger Edith Jonn Esther Herdliska Ruth Herdliska Gertrude Kerr Carrie Koenig Amy Schoff Allene Rosskopf Florence Smith Mathilde Thompson Cora Yocum and Frederick Koenig.
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Church of the Epiphany
Walnut Hills
Ella Purdy
Amy Schoff
Margaret Alberger
Edith Jonn
Esther Herdliska
Ruth Herdliska
Gertrude Kerr
Carrie Koenig
Allene Rosskopf
Florence Smith
Mathilde Thompson
Cora Yocum
Frederick Koenig
Music Thrives Among Russia's People After Revolution
Albert Coates reports from Petrograd that amid upheaval the masses pour into theaters and concerts. The educated music public has largely vanished, replaced by workpeople, peasants, soldiers and sailors who attend with reverent stillness and attention, music soothing the turbulent atmosphere.
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Russia
Albert Coates
Petrograd
Imperial Opera
Coates
Students’ Concert at West Oakey School Auditorium
A Tuesday evening performance by the Community Orchestra under Miss Seymour delighted a large audience. Notable highlights included Lillian Steinbuck with melodies in F and a D major scherzo, and Master Carl Schmeuzer on a tiny violin with A Dream. Gold medals were awarded for application as the program featured a varied lineup of violin solos, duets, and ensemble pieces by a hopeful cast of young local musicians.
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West Oakey School
Miss Seymour
Lillian Steinbuck
Carl Schmeuzer
Towhurst
Pupils of Miss Minnie Tracey to give spring concert
A spring concert by Miss Minnie Tracey and her pupils at the Woman's Club was postponed from May 28 due to illness. The program features operatic and art song selections by Gluck, Herbert, Delibes, Rossini, Massenet, Verdi and others with numerous named students performing accompanied by Beatrice Lindsay.
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Marguerite Bentel
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Fourdrain
Spring Song Co
Cc Cays Chew Scngs
Victor Herbert
Helene Keasing
June Abraham
Omar Marv Varis
Arnold Schroeder
Carmen
Micaela
Bizet Florence Enneking
Genevieve Lindsay
Pearl Lesmner
Little Fist
Arensky
Matilde
Guillame
Rossini
Fernando Rossi
Piano Recital by Miss Lillie Finn at North Cincinnati Library
Miss Lillie Finn presented a pupil recital last Thursday evening in the Auditorium of the North Cincinnati Library assisted by soprano Miss Norma Richter. Participants included Florence Edwards Verna Kern Elizabeth Middlehof Marie Klag Elizabeth Johannes Elizabeth Bornkamp Florence Eichhorn Marie Westerman Colette Adelaide Kenning Helen Egner Margaret Reis Marcella Theiss Virginia Ahlburn Lester Austing Paul Grisby and Mrs. George Wirth.
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Lillie Finn
North Cincinnati
Norma Richter
Florence Edwards
Verna Kern
Elizabeth Middlehof
Marie Klag
Elizabeth Johannes
Elizabeth Bonekamp
Florence Eichhorn
Marie Westerman
Colette
Adelaide Kenning
Helen Egner
Margaret Reis
Marcella Theiss
Virginia Ahlburn
Lester Austing
Paul Grisby
George Wirth
Ruth the Moabitess sacred cantata at Bethlehem M E Church
A Bethlehem M E Church program in Walnut Hills lists Ruth the Moabitess a sacred cantata by J Aster Broad to be performed this evening at 7 20 by soloists including Miss Helen Broker and Mrs FE H Eberle with a semichorus and full Israelites chorus under director Katharine Elizabeth and George A. Aurus featuring organ piano triangle and oriental accompaniment.
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Bethlehem M. E. Church
Hackberry and Fairfax Avnues
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Eberle Feuth
Akto
Stared
Rohe Poaz
Iz Jeutenant
W. E. Bodenstein
W. Best Orpah
Misa Carrie Miller
Alene Tis Herd
Helen Broker Jewish Malden
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Barytone
Walter E. Huenefeld
Remper
Roz Chieter
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Wife of German Count May Lose 1,500,000
Toronto May 31 A Canadian secretary sought a court order to hand over 1.5 million dollars from the estate of Franklin Hiram Walker to the Custodian of Alien Property. The will leaves the residue to his widow Mrs May Walker of Detroit and his daughter Ella married to Count von Matyischa of Breslau, now an enemy alien. The estate total 3,762,897 with 606,056 duties.
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Secretary of State For Canada
Manfred von Matyischa
Franklin Hiram Walker
Windsor
Ontario
May Walker
Detroit
Ella
Count von Matuscha
Breslau
New York Garment Workers Win 44 Hour Week
Morris Dolnick reports that the United Garment Workers Local Union in New York City secured a 44 hour week and wage increases from $4 to $8 after a two week strike. The telegram from Benjamin Sehlsinger, president of the International Union, announced the victory.
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United Garment Workers
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Benjamin Sehlsinger
International United Garment Workers’ ‘Union
United Garment Workers’ Union
New York City
Vast US automobile holdings highlight road needs
Washington May 31 government studies show 6,146,677 motor vehicles in the United States and only 12 percent of roads surfaced. Officials expect road construction expenditures to reach 500 million and a huge federal aid program employing over 100,000 workers.
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Washington
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Congress
Post Office
Bureau of Public Roads
Department of Agriculture
American Good Seen by Jap Critics Reflects War Era Views
Tokyo reports a Japanese periodical compiling favorable remarks about Americans. Noted observers praise American unity in entering the war, social enterprising spirit, openness, and Christian-influenced social service, while also noting frankness and a strong national self-regard.
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Tokyo
Associated Press
Jit Sugyo
K. Miyake
Japan
America
Dre Nakajima
T. Shidachi
Industrial Bank
Furuya
European embargo raise boosts demand for American motor cars
A foreign market view notes strong postwar demand for American cars and trucks in Europe. War proved the car's utility, with markets expanding as embargoes press to be lifted. France and England show low car ownership per capita, labor issues loom, and exports total about 125 million dollars annually across 82 countries.
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Europe
Commarea
France
England
Iceland
Conover Buys His Fifth Franklin Auto
Mr. Conover recently purchased his fifth Franklin vehicle. Previously four roadsters, he chose a sedan to vary the fleet and drove 416 miles from Syracuse to Washington. He averages about 15,900 miles per car and over 20 miles per gallon, with the sedan trip yielding 23 mpg. He typically takes factory delivery and drives the car home.
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Conover
Franklin
Syracuse
N. Y
Washington
Government to Aid in Building New Roads
Washington May 31 Congress considers a highway bill by Senator Charles E. Townsend to guarantee equitable compensation to states that have funded major roadwork. The measure seeks to avoid penalizing farsighted states and allows equivalent mileage of other highways under state or federal authority to connect with a national system. Florida, New York, Massachusetts and others cited as examples of large state highway investments.
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Charles E. Townsend
United States
Michigan
Committee On
Post Offices
Townsend
New York
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
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California
New Jersey
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Ohio
Ili
Record Attendance Expected at National Automobile Chamber Meetings
A series of meetings called by the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce is set for June 2 through June 6 at its New York headquarters and select Washington venues. The schedule includes an Export Committee in Washington and various directors and committee meetings, with export managers and truck committees among those listed.
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General Headquarters
New York
Washington
D. C
Export Committee
J. Walter Drake
Chatenan
Department of State
Department
N. Y
Mer Pen
N.Y
Bureau of War Risk Insurance Buys Its Own Postal System
The War Risk Insurance Bureau processes about 80 000 inquiries daily on allotments insurance policies and compensation payments. With 13 040 employees and 36 divisions, mail handling requires extensive machinery and careful routing to federal post offices.
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Associated Press
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Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Post Office
United States
Bureau
Japanese unrest warned by conservative Jiji editorials
The Jiji warns Tokyo authorities that unrest is rising among workers and broader society. It notes Parisian ideas influence debate, democracy clashes with old caste notions, and economic hardship fuels potential labor discontent.
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Tokyo
Jiji
Japan
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