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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1925
Page
10
Social items list residents visiting relatives in Chicago Louisville and Detroit plus local events. Mrs Carey Miss Brooks accompany Hamilton friends to Chicago while others visit family in Asheville and Harrodsburg. Easter plans include Holy Trinity Guild bazaar and mission sessions with neighborhood sewing and Presbyterian society activities.
Mrs. Charles E. Charlton hosted a luncheon on Wednesday at Linwood road with guests Mesdames F. E. McGee George Studer Edward Ludiow M Kunkle S Sauter William Kistner William Lawrence Edward Sanders William Meider Theodore Telgeman and Mrs Henry Wells Mr and Mrs Thomas Healley have returned from six weeks in California Mrs George Lockhorn and daughter Miss Mary Frances returned from a winter in Miami Mrs J W Shafer and daughter Miss Grace Shafer visited Mr and Mrs E E Bolts in Anderson Indiana Mrs Vance Towler returned last week from a visit in Florida
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Closterman returned Friday from a two month visit in St. Petersburg Florida. Mr. Lewis N. Gatch came back Monday after a two week rest in St. Petersburg Florida. Mrs. G A Meyers D A R Regent just returned from Marion Ohio where the society was in session last week. Terrace Park Garden Club will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Ernst Finch Miami and Harvard avenues.
In Wyoming, Miss Clara Ackerson hosted a bridge party for Miss Mary Louise Wilson, the Mt. Washington bride elect of Dr. David A. Tucker. Guests included Mary Anderson Greta Spencer Helen Tangeman Catherine Stifel Velma Tucker Luella Latta Ethel McCullough Shirley Kemper Florence Magly Isabelle Ackerson and several Mrs. Ben Silver Arthur Gordon William Attee George Breidel Howard Fisher Aubrey MacLeod Albert Storrs Frank Bonham Carl Kienker Max Eaton Frank McFerran.
Mrs. Julia Leighton of Fernbank hosted the Embroidery Club on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. William Kite of Delhi entertained the Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church on Tuesday. Mrs. George Greaves of Fernbank led an all day Ladies Guild meeting at the Episcopal Church on Friday. Mrs. Thomas Kite of Chelsea place returned from Marion Ohio where she attended a state DAR meeting as a Cincinnati chapter delegate. Mrs. Kite was toastmistress at the banquet. Mrs. Walter Lee and Mrs. E. Percy Gibson of Fernbank left Thursday for Nashville Tennessee to visit Mrs. Samuel Stokes.
Shakespeare Club hosted by Mrs. Harry Weinke with members Hart Perry Davies Hatterscheide Lodwick Leeds Shater Woodward and others. Luncheon and sewing session held for Mrs Daniel Keen's unit. Visitors included Mrs John Fritz and Mrs Charles Weigert attended dinners and St Patrick's party. Missionary Society met at Mrs Louis Gaker's home.
The Hartwell Garden Club will meet at 2:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Louis Guelick on Curzon Avenue with Miss Nettie Nieman as speaker on What To Do With Your Garden in April. Mr and Mrs J R Bruce hosted a dinner at their Hartwell Avenue home. Hartwell Woman's Club guests visited Mrs Mary Alexander at her Gilbert Avenue studio Walnut Hills. Lola Bruce Nightingale hosted a St Patrick party at Mrs Sechrists Ludlow Kentucky home.
Mrs Charles McKeag led a Tuesday gathering of the Lockland Card Club with attendees from Wyoming and Mt. Auburn including Mesdames Fenton Borkes Weber McVay Merkie Murphy Vail Koelsch Yatman Nippert and Merrill. Mrs Klige hosted Needle crafters with members Bates Williamson Kuenrman Franky and Rench. Helen Russell hosted a Monday card evening for guests Mr and Mrs Glenn Corbett Middletown Mr and Mrs Stanley Homer Clifton and Mr and Mrs Clifford Arns Arlington Heights.
Mr and Mrs Meryl Bellingham of Norwood along with Mr and Mrs Arthur Payne of Itwell and others visit the relatives in Wyoming and Aurora Indiana. The group includes Mr and Mrs Alfred Cloke Mr and Mrs James Bailey Mrs Leroy Russell and Chiiton Russell Mrs Edward Barker and her son.
Mrs. Arminta Sullivan visited Mrs. Susan Sieber in Price Hill for the weekend. Miss Marjorie Dumenil wed Mr. John C. Rhodes of Ipsburg Ohio last Saturday. Mrs. Rhodes will complete the term. Mrs. Luella D. Lemon hosted guests including Mrs. Ralph C. Jones from Sharonville Ohio. Other visits include Miss Henryette Lemon, Mrs. Grace Lemon at dinner, and Miss M. Drake recently returning from Boston to stay with her sister Mrs. Herbert on Main Street. Sue and Mrs. William E. Bennett of Tusculum called on friends here last Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. and Mrs. Roy McKay host guests from East Milford and nearby towns in a midweek visit. The Mothers' Club meets in the school lunchrooms. Terrace Park Garden Club plans a March meeting at 7 30 p m with Congressman Davey as speaker. Visitors include MrsAnna Glasscock in Chicago and MrsVirgil Stewart in Cleveland.
The April 3 and 4 programs at Emery Auditorium include Bartok Second Suite for Orchestra in local premiere, Liszt Mephistopheles and Beethoven Symphony No. 3 E flat major Eroica, with the four movements listed as Allegro con brio, Marcia Funebre Adagio assai, Scherzo, and Finale.
The Hotel Gibson roof garden hosts a concert by the Cincinnati Symphony Quartet next Thursday. Schubert's Quartet in A minor Op 29 opens the program, performed by Heermann, Culp, Kreiner, and Kirksmith. Brahms Quintet in G Op 111 follows with Carl Wunderle joining as violist to form a quintet. This concert ends the quartet’s season.
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra concert in Emery Auditorium Tuesday afternoon is drawing strong ticket demand. Teachers boost attendance to showcase musical education across nations, with conductor Franz Reiner guiding closer school cooperation and a program featuring American, French, Russian, Norwegian, Austrian, and Italian works. The program includes Schubert, Rossini, Offenbach, Tchaikowsky, and Nutcracker selections, with soloists and a plan to break season attendance records.
The schedule lists March 23 De Reszke Singers with Mildred Dilling at Hotel Sinton under Matinee Musical Club auspices. March 29 Popular Concert in Music Hall. April 3 Symphony Concerts in Emery Auditorium. April 6 Percy Grainger recital at Hotel Sinton. April 21 Paul Whiteman Orchestra at Music Hall. May 5-9 Biennial May Festival with daily programs including Elgar The Dream of Gerontius and Liszt XIII Arenas. concerts feature Bach Passion according to St John, Brahms Requiem, Pierne St Francis of Assisi, and a Children’s Matinee Wagner Evening.
The piece describes curating a vast collection of old songs for a master class and winter performances. It notes the libraries yield choice additions to a famous repertoire, appealing to students unable to fund personal research into Europe’s musical treasure house.
Ralph Lyford comes back from New York where he was finalizing Zoo opera season arrangements. On Wednesday March 25 at 8 p m his opera department pupils will perform scenes from the operas in the evening program.
Two faculty members Mrs. Thomie Prewitt Williams and Peter Froehlich will play viola and piano pieces by Schubert and York Bowen on Tuesday evening March 24. The twenty six biennial May Music Festival runs May 5 to May 9 in Music Hall with Frank van der Stucken conducting and expanded concert plans including multiple choirs and three children’s choruses from local schools.
Hans Sitt described as noted teacher composer and conductor who succeeded Nikisch as director of Leipzig Royal Conservatory. York Bowen spent much time at London’s Royal Academy of Music, his home town, best known for viola and piano sonatas and a concerto.
The third concert under Adolf Hahn will be Thursday evening April 2. Soloists include advanced piano students Roméo Gorno Mary Venable and Ilse Huebner, vocal artists from Mrs Adol Hahn and Giacinto Gorno, and violin soloists from the Hahn class. Seven artist students total will perform with orchestral accompaniment.
The music department announces a spring meeting on Monday March 23. Soloist Mrs Nora Beck Thuman mezzo soprano from Adolf Hahn's class will perform, joined by pianists Dorothy Stolzehbach and Barbara Cline Jones from Dr Albino Gorno's Masterclass for two pianos in a program of multiple selections.
Mrs. Adolf Hahn's class at the College of Music schedules a vocal recital for Tuesday evening March 31. Over twenty students will perform solo and ensemble numbers in the program.
Uberto Neely violinist and mezzo soprano Ann Kaufman along with bass Benjamin Grosban from Giacinto Gorno's class, Mazie McClure and Margaret Adams organists from Sidney C. Durst, and Pearl Kagan pianist from Albino Gorno's master class will perform this afternoon at Music Hall under the Woman's World Home Beautiful Exposition.
The Cincinnati Exchange Club at Starr Concert and Chautauqua Service schedules a march week of Oberammergau Passion drama and musical performances. March 22 at St Marys Home Price Hill features Prof Erich Sorantin. March 24 at Dirt Avenue Church presents Ruth Cantata Opera choir. March 25 Loveland M E Church hosts the Passion drama with stereopticon. March 26 includes a luncheon and musical. Elmwood M E Church hosts another Oberammergau program March 26. March 27 Hosey Temple Mission closes with drama and song.
The May Festival announces a third chorus of 150 parochial school voices for the St John Passion Wednesday night. Florence Austral premieres in America as a dramatic soprano with Ethyl Hayden, Margaret Matzenauer, Nevada van der Veer among sopranos and John McCormack Edward Johnson Dan Beddoe as tenors. The program features Bach and Elgar with a Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra ensemble, and notable conductors Frederick Stock and Edgar Stillman Kelley invited to conduct.
A detailed program listing for May concerts includes Miss Florence Austral with Robert Maitland conducting Brahms Miss Flor Austral and orchestral works. Performances run Thursday May 7 through Saturday May 9 with choral and operatic selections, first American performances, and multiple soloists and choirs.
The dramatic department of Goldenburg School Avondale prepares for the 148th anniversary of the first performance of The School for Scandal with a senior class performance Friday afternoon May 8 at Cox Theater. John Remke plays Charles Surface Thelma Blaising presents character monologues. Lavone Miller and Florella Goldenburg perform dances Wednesday at Hotel Alms for American Legion event.
The Marvin Schools of Popular Music of Dayton and Cincinnati stage a program Monday and Tuesday afternoons at 3:15 PM in the Women’s World Home Beautiful Exposition at Music Hall. Directed by L. Marvin, Blanche Mathena-Owings assists with several song groups. The exposition, under Cincinnati Business Women's Club auspices, runs through Wednesday.
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