May Festival Opens Cincinnati Season With Star Soloists
The Cincinnati social scene notes the May Festival opening in the second week of May with Bach Passions and Brahms Requiem among featured works. Soloists include Florence Austral, Ithyl Haydn, John McCormack, Edward Johnson, Dan Beldoe, and Robert Maitland. Lectures and society events follow, with Yale League screenings of The Vision of the West and a March 28 ticket sale.
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Clifton
Elgar
Krontius
Liszt
John
Pierne
Mme. Matzenauer
Tannhauser
Meistersinger
Florence Austral
Ithyl Haydn
Margaret Maizenauer
Nevada van der Veer
John McCormack
Edward Johnson
Dan Beldoe
Robert Maitland
Fred Patton
Concert program at Music Hall features Debussy cello solo
The afternoon concert at Music Hall offers a rich program led by Dorothy Kempe performing Debussy In the Forest cello obligato. Also on the bill are Bizet Patrie Borodine Dance of the Polovtsian Rimsky Korsakov Flight of the Bumble Bee Moussorgsky Hopak and Tchaikovsky Marche Slave.
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Music Hall
Debussy
Dorothy Kempe
Bizet
Patrie
Borodine
Rimsky-Korsakoff
Moussorgsky
Tschaikowsky
New Musical Sensation Gradova in Cincinnati Concerts
Gitta Gradova headlines the Emery Auditorium program with Cesar Franck's symphonic variations. The concert opens with Sowerby's new suite From the Northland, followed by Tschaikowsky's Symphony No 35 in the second half. The first public Cincinnati performance of the new work is anticipated.
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Gitta Gradova
Cincinnati
Emery Auditorium
Miss Gradova
Cesar Franck
Northland
Sowerby
Tschaikowsky
Young People's Concert Set for March 24 in Emery Auditorium
The upcoming Young People's Concert on Tuesday afternoon March 24 in Emery Auditorium will present an international program. Conductor William J. Kopp and interpreter Thomas James Kelly will showcase musical pieces representative of different nationalities and tastes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Auditorium
William J. Kopp
Thomas James Kelly
Dayton set for Intercollegiate Girls Glee Club contest
In Dayton the committee finalized plans for the Intercollegiate Girls Glee Club contest to be held March 20. A. W. Martin of Miami University was named a judge. Mrs. Edgar Stillman Kelley was to officiate but is in London with Dr. Edgar Stillman Kelley for the English premiere of Pilgrim's Progress.
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Dayton
Ohio
A. W. Martin
Miami University
Edgar Stillman Kelley
Oxford
London
England
Popular Concerts Schedule for March to May
The music week features March 20 21 Symphony Concerts in Emery Auditorium March 23 De Reszke Singers with Mildred Dilling at Hotel Sinton April 6 Percy Grainger recital at Hotel Sinton April 21 Paul Whiteman Orchestra in Music Hall May 5 9 Biennial Festival with daily recitals and special programs including The Dream of Gerontius and The Passion According to St John Bach Brahms Requiem St Francis of Assisi Pierne and a Wagner Evening plus a Children's Matinee May dates listed.
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St. Xavier College
Christ
Emery Auditorium
St. Xavier
J. Herman Thuman
Thuman
John Rettig
Cincinnati
J. Alfred Schehl
Willis Music Store
West Fourth Street
de Reszke
Mildred Dilling
Hotel Sinton
Matinee Musical Club
Percy Grainger
Paul Whiteman
Music Hall
Dream of Gerontius
Elgar
Liszt
St. John
Bach
Brahms
St. Francis of Assisi
Pierne
Wagner
Madrigal Club Vacancy Filled by Mr Martin on Judge Panel
Mrs Kelley and her partner will not return to teaching at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music until after the contest. With the Miami University Madrigal Club unavailable, Mr Martin joins the committee of judges joining Mrs Mary Willing Megley and Mr John Finley Williamson in leading the panel.
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Kelley
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Madrigal Club
Miami University
Glee Club Association
Martin
Mary Willing Megley
Toledo Choral Society
John Finley Williamson
Westminster Choir
Dayton
Hoffmann Presents Mary Frances Henry In Song Recital
John A Hoffmann a Conservatory of Music faculty artist presents pupil Miss Mary Frances Henry in a song recital at Conservatory Concert Hall next Thursday evening March 19 in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Hoffmann
Conservatory of Music
Mary Frances Henry
Conservatory
Organ recital at Church of the Advent tonight
Special music services feature Parvin W. Titus organist and choir master of the church and Conservatory of Music faculty. Program includes Bach Chorale Prelude Trauerzug Bossi Fugue on the Kyrie Mendelssohn Al Legretto from Sonata IV and Toccata by Boellmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Advent
Parvin W. Titus
Conservatory of Music
Bach
Bossi
Couperin
al Iegretto
Mendelssohn
Boeilmann
Conservatory viola and piano recital by Froehlich and Williams
An evening of music for viola and piano on Tuesday March 24 features Peter Froehlich and Mrs Thomie Prewett Williams from the Conservatory of Music. They perform Schubert Sitt and Bowen works in a program that showcases faculty talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservatory of Music
Peter Froehlich
Thomie Prewett Williams
Schubert
Hans Sitt
York Bowen
College of Music Orchestra to Feature Soloists
The College of Music Orchestra directed by Adolf Hahn will present a concert of soloists with orchestral accompaniment. Artist students from across departments will perform solos. The date of the event will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Music Orchestra
Adolf Hahn
Miessmer Named Director of Chicago Music College Course
Dr Otto Miessmer graduate of the College of Music Cincinnati and former President of the National Association of Music Supervisors is engaged as director of the public school music course at the Chicago Musical College.
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Otto Miessmer
The
College of Music of
Cincinnati
National Association of Music Supervisors
Chicago Musical College
Thurlow Lieurance Performs Recital at Matinee Club
Thurlow Lieurance, noted composer of Indian melodies, gave a recital last week at the Matinee Musical Club. He trained entirely at the Cincinnati College of Music and has been chosen by the U.S. Government to study original Indian melodies for preservation in the Smithsonian Institution in Washington.
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Thurlow Lieurance
Matinee Musical Club
Lieurance
Cincinnati College of Music
United States
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Be nevolent Concerts Highlight Lenten Program Series
Starr Concert and Chautauqua Ly ceum present a week of religious and musical events led by Mr. and Mrs. William Duning. March 15 at Northside M E Church features Olive Vail as dramatic reader. March 16 in Batavia benefits library fund with Ruth cantata and full choir. March 17 Cumminsville E Church offers Oberammergau Passion Music by local soloists. March 18 Kennedy Heights Presbyterian presents The Passion Drama. March 19 Cincinnati Exchange Club luncheon with music, and St. Margaret Mary Church offers The Passion Drama with Anton Lang and family.
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Stark
Oberammergau
Kennedy Heights Presbyterian Church
Kabish
Cincinnati Exchange Club
William Duning
Healthy St
Garden Circle March meeting and lectures at Norwood Library
The Garden Circle of the Norwood Federation of Women's Clubs meets tomorrow at 2 PM in the Norwood Library Auditorium with speakers Mrs. Charles W. Bosworth on Planting the Dixie Highway Mrs. Sidney Frieberg on Eliminating Billboards and H E Klunder on Artistic Arrangement of Flowers A lecture by Congressman Morton I Davy on The Cave of Trees is planned for March 30 under Garden Circle auspices The Philomathians met at Mrs C W Manss home and will gather March 24 at Mrs R C Webster's home
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Norwood Federation of Women’s Clubs
Norwood Library
Charles W. Bosworth
Sidney Frieberg
Cincinnati Federation of Garden Clubs
H. E. Klunder
Morton I. Davy
National Forestry Association
Cave of Trees
Garden Circle
The
Philomathians
C. W. Manss
C. W. Anderson
C. A. Rich
R. C. Webster
Suburban society highlights on Spring Grove events
Miss Helen Curry celebrated a birthday on Friday with twenty guests at Spring Grove. Mrs N L Brewster hosted a St Patrick’s party for son Ward’s birthday with a list of guests. Couples visited by Prof and Mrs Henderson of Montgomery Ohio for dinner. Sunday school kids to entertain Wednesday with program and silver tea Tuesday. Mrs Lawrence J Bradford hosted a music department gathering Monday. Mrs G L Mallet held a luncheon bridge at Hooker Avenue. Westwood Kindergarten Mothers Club meets Thursday at 2 15 PM. Dr Ethel Winston of YWCA to speak on Health. Westwood Woman’s Club literature department met at Westwood School Library with Mrs John S Hauer reading The Little French Doll.
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Hildreth Cohen
George J. Cohen
Leon Rosenberg
Hyman Rosenberg
Jacob Kaplan
Reading Road Temple
Jack Simon
Herbert Greenberg
Maurice Levitch
Mrs. Rosenberg
Kasota Avenue
Helen Curry
Spring Grove Avenue
N. L. Brewster
Winton Road
St. Patrick’s
Ward
Viola Clancy
Ruth Miller
Esther Bohn
Dorothy Goetz
Rachel Hargrave
Wilbur Webber
Roy Kissel
Harold Link
Joseph Serena
Richard Eisle
Russel Pinfold
Edward Ranshaw
John L. Henderson
Montgomery, O
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
Westwood Woman's Club Plans Afternoon Meeting and Tea
A meeting of the Westwood Woman's Club will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 45 in the school auditorium. A program of readings and impersonations will be given by Mrs. Harry H. Baker with whistling solos by Mrs. E B Hausfeld. Election of officers will be followed by a St Patrick's tea. Mrs Clarence Heidrich entertained her ?
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Westwood Woman's Club
Harry H. Baker
E. B. Hausfeld
St. Patrick’s
Clarence Heidrich
Madisonville Monday Club Sets 2:30 PM Meeting on District Nursing
The economic department of the Madisonville Monday Club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 at the Library Building. The topic is District Nursing.
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Madisonville
Lip reading and club schedule for Cincinnati League
The Cincinnati League for the Hard of Hearing lists this week's programs: Monday 7 9 p.m. Miss Mithoefer’s lip reading class, Wednesday 7 30 p.m. Mrs Hoy’s lip reading class, Thursday 1 4 p.m. Sewing Circle, Miss Mithoefer’s lip reading class 7 9 p.m. Friday 2 p.m. Lip reading practice class, Saturday 8 p.m. Junior Club.
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Cincinnati League For
Miss Mithoefer
Whittier Parents Plan Thursday P T A Meeting
The Whittier Parent-Teachers Association will meet on Thursday at the school at 2:30 PM. E N Clopper will speak on Child Welfare and Its Several Phases.
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Whittier Parent-Teachers’ Association
E. N. Clopper
Cincinnati Woman's Homeopathic League Meeting
The Cincinnati Woman's Homeopathic League will hold an all day meeting Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Robert G. Reed 807 Lincoln avenue. Mrs. H. E. Reed will be assistant hostess.
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Woman's Homeopathic League
Cincinnati Woman’s Homeopathic League
Robert G. Reed
Lincoln Avenue
H. E. Reed
Covington Business and Professional Woman's Club Election
The Covington Business and Professional Woman's Club will hold officer elections at its regular meeting tomorrow evening after a 6 o'clock dinner. The event follows the club’s usual monthly schedule.
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Business Woman’s Club
Covington Business and Professional Woman’s Club
Norwood Education Society Meets at Norwood Library
The Norwood Education Society will meet on Tuesday at 2 30 oclock in the Norwood Library. Mrs R D Bryars will read a sketch titled A Marriage Failure with assistance from the Sharpsburg Mothers Club members in pantomime.
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Norwood Education Society
Norwood
R. D. Bryars
Sharpsburg
Daughters of Isabella Postpone Cincinnati Circle Meeting
The Cincinnati Circle of the Daughters of Isabella will postpone its social meeting to March 23 due to the American Legion celebration. The Entertainment Committee and Glee Club will meet tomorrow at 8 o'clock at the Knights of Columbus Home.
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Daughters of Isabella
Cincinnati Circle
American Legion
Glee Club
Knights of Columbus
U D C Chapter to Meet at Price Hill Home
The Albert Sidney Johnston Chapter U D C will meet at Mrs J C Broyles 4420 West Eighth Street Price Hill Tuesday at 2 PM with Mrs Alan Rogers as assistant hostess. The program on Historical Facts in Confederate History will be led by Mrs Troy W Appleby and Mrs L L Hobart Jr.
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Albert ‘Sidney Johnston
J. C. Broyles
West Eighth Street
Price Hill
Alan Rogers
Troy W. Appleby
L. L. Hobart, Jr
Dream Girl Company to entertain at civic meetings
The Dream Girl Company will perform selections from an opera at a series of committee meetings over several days. Wednesday features Building and Program Committee sessions, Thursday includes Picture and Public Welfare Committee meetings plus parliamentary practice, and Friday hosts Legislative Committee and civic luncheon discussing the Taxicab Situation from cab owners’ view. Saturday offers a Junior Workshop class for children.
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the Dream
Civic and Vocational League
Calendar of meetings and lectures for W. C. Calimdayr
Weekly agenda lists Monday through Friday events. Includes Membership Committee 10:30 a.m. and Industrial Committee 3 p.m. Monday lecture on Food Values and Health at 6 30 p.m. Tuesday Residence Committee 10 30 a.m. and Graded Sunday School Union 2 p.m. Thursday Publicity Committee 10 a.m. Woodward Y Club 3 p.m. Industrial Federation supper 6 p.m. Friday World Fellowship supper 6 p.m. Blue Bird Club 7 30 p.m.
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Woodward Y Club
Industrial Federation
World Fellowship
Blue Bird Club
Woman’s Press Club Proceeds With March Vaudeville
Mrs Guselma Day Orr led the March meeting in the YWCA auditorium. The program featured a vaudeville act headlined by Mrs Orr presenting the playlet A Daughter of the Dawn. Characters were performed by club members.
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Woman's Press Club
Guselma Day Orr
Woman's’ Press Club
Neighborhood Club Hosts Sewing for Hospital Lunch
Mrs A Miller hosted the Neighborhood Club on Wednesday with a sewing session for the hospital and a luncheon for Mesdames Orth Smith Hull Terwilliger Howard Payne Davis Rutherford McKeag Seebo hm Miller Randall and Lacey. Mr and Mrs J A Kuntz of Terrace Park were guests of Mr and Mrs J J Kuntz. Mrs Chester Davis of Carthage visited Mrs A Miller. Mrs Charles Koelsch entertained Thursday with a bridge luncheon.
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A. Miller
Hospital
Luunch
Mesdames Orth
Smith
Hull
Terwilliger
Howard, Payne
Davis
Rutherford
McKeag
Seebohm
Miller
Randall and Lacey
J. A. Kuntz
Terrace Park
J. J. Kuntz
Chester .Davis
Carthage
Charles Koelsch
Local performers praised in recital at meeting
Mrs Ethel Knapp Behrman Mrs Russel Jayes and Mrs William J Kissel presented readings sketches and songs. Miss Fran Hammel impersonated Sweet Sixteen while Miss Harriet Gaines played violin solos. Mrs Amoretta Fitch announced that Mrs Adaline H Tatman would be unanimously elected president next year.
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Ethel Knapp Behrman
Russel Jayes
William J. Kissel
William S. Goldenberg
the Hicks
Florella, la Vera
John
Orr
Adaline H. Tatman
David Weber
Fran Hammel
Mamie L. Hammel
George Elliston
Frank Peters
Harriet Gaines
Neal Wright
Marie Kirkpatrick
Edith Johnson
Helen Jacobs
Amoretta Fitch
Cincinnati Catholic Women's Association Weekly Schedule
The Cincinnati Catholic Women's Association lists a Monday Junior Service Sewing Guild from 12 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 50 p.m., Tuesday St Patrick's Day team practice to 6 p.m., arts and crafts at 10 a.m., and an Advanced parliamentary practice at 1:15 p.m. Wednesday features Dressmaking at 1:30 and 7 p.m. Thursday offers Millinery at 2 and 7:30 p.m., Practical English at 7 p.m., Conversational French at 8 p.m. and Advanced diction at 8 p.m. Friday includes Aesthetic dancing at 10 a.m. and Dancing classes at 7 and 8 p.m. Saturday hosts Little Flower Class at 10 a.m. Sunday provides an Open house from 3 to 5 p.m.
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Cincinnati Catholic Women’s Association
Junior Service Sewing Guild
Woman's City Club Calendar Highlights Theater Event
Monday 8 15 p m Senter party at the Cox Theater Stuart Iker players present play entitled and agic Tuesday 10 30 a m City Waste and Garbage Committee 2 30 p m beginners parliamentary practice class 3 30 p m tea by Membership and Play Productions committees Miss Fay Bainter and Mr Abe Wolff to speak.
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Woman’s City Club
Cox Theater
Stuart Iker
Fay Bainter
Abe Wolff
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Hencinnati Commercial Tribune
Yale Club
Iemery Auditorium
Cincinnati League of Women Voters
Vincennes
Daniel Boone
Yale University Press
Yale University Department of History
Pathe
League
Julian A. Pollak
Pollak
Robert A. Taft
L C. Fillmore
Frederick W. Hinkle
Johanna Hilton
James G. Stewart
Herbert Schroth
Florence F. Matthews
John M. Withrow
Jacob M. Plant
Guy A. Tawney
Alfred M. Cressler
Ernest Ach
Claude M. Lotspeich
Elmer Laurence
A. G. Wulff
Wiggins Block
Stewart Kidd Company
East Fourth Street
Women's
University of Cincinnati
Hicks
Miss Simrall
B. Hl. Siehl
Chandler
College of Liberal Arts
Schneider
College of Engineering
Pechstein
College of Education
Elizabeth Dyer
Dyer
American Association of University Women
Indianapolis
E. H. Ott
State Committee
Marie Dickore
Aurelia Reinhardt
Helen Thompson Woolley
Doris Wulff
Leviathan
Paris
Harris M. Benedict
Botany Department
College Hill Presbyterian
Cincinnati Garden Club
C. L. LaBoiteaux
Park
Dorothy DeBeck
Florida
Edgar Cummings
Dorothy
College Hill
DeBeck
South
Esteve Jacobs
Avondale
J. William Brenner
Brooklyn
N. Y
Janet Jacobs
Nellie Berman
Anita Marr
Carolyn Strauss
Malina Friedman
Augusta Kahn
Carol
Esther Siemer
Olga
Vera
Strashan
Sue Ely
Florence Roth
Ruth Israel
Los Angeles
Miss Jacobs
Frederick Igler
Dorman Israel
Woman's Club
Carl Hugo Grimm
Women’s Club
Joseph Ryan
Enneking
M. F. Shell
C. J. Breeman
C. S. Browning
Bach Society
Johan Sebastian Bach
Bach Choir
Katherine C. Bennett
Adelaide F. Locke
Laura Strubbe
Katherine H. Pooch
Eleanor B. Irvine
Emma B. Seebaum
Marguerite M. Katenbrink
John A. Hoffman
L. F. Bader
Robert Thuman
Henry Lerch
Rex Collison
George Kattenhorn
Louis Ehrgott
Myrtle Rempler
Walter Rempler
East Compton Road
Joseph Sorn
Mt. Healthy
United Brethren Church
J. Harmon Button
E. F. Weimer
Gladys Colvin
Eaton
Maybelle Py
Lorain
Edith Thomas
Middletown
Betty Jane Carraher
Charles Carraher, Jr
Northside
Robert Nolte
Frederick Nolte
Charles K. Swafford
Bernard Sorn
Edward Carraher
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Sorn
Hamilton Avenue
Phi Beta Sorority
Marionbelle Blocksom
Charles Blocksom
Marionbelle
Stanley Johnson
Tom Rider
Helen May Curtis
Girls’ Friendly Society
St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral
Girls’ Friendly Society of America
Madeleine Hicks
F. C. Hicks
Miss Curtis
Young America
Glendale College
Glendale
Ethel Middleton
Helen G. Connor
Norbert Berger
Margaret Lester
Morrison Avenue
Witham Avenue
George Norbert Berger, Jr
Grace Chatfield Bernhardt
Grace G. Gardner Studios
Ellison & White
Yum Yum
Delta Sigmaé Phi
Esther G. Pring
Gertrude Beck
Clara Hoefer
Ruth Housh
Mary Jane Shuebbers
Ruth Meyers
Loretta Ossege
Margaret Riley
Frances Weber
Harold Evans
Wilbur Doerr
J. J. Castellini
Park Avenue
Walnut Hills
Deaf Nonsectarian Welfare Society
Woodburn
East
F. G. Mohr
Omena Place
Alms
Mesdames
George Kenneally
William Wiechering
B. W. Brink
Fred DeCoursey
Raymond Byrnes
Adelaide Siemer
May McDonald
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Cincinnati Commandery
John Bolsinger
Mégis Sarah Yancey Cline
College of Music
Teachers’ College
Fred Aiken
Richard A. Fluke
Church of Our Saviour
Mt. Auburn
Connersville
Ind
Boys’ Glee Club
Barbara Cline Fones
Albino Gorno
Schuster-Martin
Paul Bachelor
Tha’s Okisis
Princess Grand
Starr Instruments
the Starr Piano Co
House of Value
W. Fourth St
Henshaw
COUN
Try’s Foremost Makers
ELM & Canal
Colerain
Westwood
Fairmount
Winton Place
League For the Hard of Hearing
Whittier
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Arlington Heights
Kodak
Covington
Madison
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