The Children's Crusade at the May Festival
Review of Gabriel Pierne’s The Children’s Crusade performed at the May Festival in Music Hall. The piece featured a 1200-voice production with 700 children from public schools, praised for its ambitious scale and orchestral effort under Van der Stucken, with strong solo work by Mrs. Rider-Kelsey and ensemble strength from the Schumann-Heink program.
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Gabriel Pierne
Pierne
Métz
Germany
Dall
Perhe
Egend
Ildren
Red Sea
Childr
Music Hall
van der Stucken
Paris
Boundrock
N. J
Bethleem
Schumann-Heink
Mme. Schumann-Heink
Frederick A. Stock
Mediterranean
Jerusalem
Chhildren
Alain
Messrs Aiken and
Hartzel
Mt. Olivet
Jesus
Allys
Dalton Baker
Beethoven
Schumann- Heink
Elgar
Cockaigne
Waldweben
Siegfried
Rhine
Saint-Saens
and Brangan
Damozel
Debussy
Mrs. Rider- Kelsey
Janet Spencer
Liszt
George Schumann
Grieg
Olaf Trygvasson
Mme. Gadski
Obschenlicher
Review of the Children's Crusade by the Musical Critic
The critic surveys the Pierne piece The Children’s Crusade described as famous and structurally notable with focus on the prize and Ere passages. The review notes Van der’s involvement and signals strong interest in the work’s form and interpretation.
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Pierne
van der
Notable Society Guests Attend The Children's Crusade
A large audience of distinguished residents gathered for The Children's Crusade. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. George Bailey, Dr. Van Zeck, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McCracken, Miss Lenore McCracken, Mr. Zerritt Gooding, Miss Annie Sykes, and many other Huntington and Los Angeles figures. The guest list reflects prominent families from Huntington, Cal., and surrounding communities.
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Alfred Klausmeyer
S. E. Wilson
Matthew Addy
Fitz Nave
F. H. Ballman
Tietig
Edmund Wright
Edward Colston
Howard Wurlitzer
Rowe
Margaret Rowe
John Rowe
Elizabeth Shipley
John Woods
Alfred Brown
H. CC. Bradley
Nne Moe Smith
EB. H. Ernst
Frank R. Ellis
Margaret Ellis
C. F. McLean
McLean
Sallie de Vore
Miss Baldwin
Glendale College
Lewis Hillhouse
Olive. Hamer
Howard Lynch
Ida Westerman
Myer
Irene Carter Surdo
Henry Disque
Lawrence Shellhase
Shellhase
Miss Stocker
Miss Hill
J. R. Williams
Frank Quail
Taney
John T. Hodge
Charles C. Benedict
C. N. Withenburg
J. M. Wood
Reid
Pittsburg
J. A. le Blond
R. K. le Blond
EW. Wilkinson
Mabel Warner
David F. Brown
Lucile
Karline
Dorothy Brown
Madeline Rollman
Anna Wiecher
Grider
Clara Baur
Bertha Baur
Frederick Shailer Evans
Thomas Campbell
Ethel Graydon
Burkam
Anne Burkam
Lucy Burkam
William Ellis
Harriet Scarff
Portsmouth
Sara Galloway
Huntington
W. Va
Cook
Liberty
Ind
Shepard
Joseph Shartid
St. Louis
Mary
Eleanor Gallagher
William Harrison
S. John Rettig
John Hall
Loomis
Edith Baker
Luke Smith
Koessing
Edw
Worthington
Mitchell
Alice A. Folger
A. B. Riggs
Albert Riggs
Fred Spencer
Bradley
Hatcher
Ralph Caldwell
T. W. Graydon
Henry Muhlhauser
Bernard Freiberg
Philip Werthner
Joseph Shaw
Juliet Shaw
Martin
Hageman
Grace*Reed
Philip Stanbury
Martha Jones
Walter
Victor O'Shaughnessy
Berger
Bess O’barr
Christopher
Gorton
Greenville
R. A. Holden
Romeo Gorno
Julian Gorno
Frederick J. Hoffmann
King Clark
Herrick
Riga
Russia
McConnaha
Herman Serodino
Sophie Joseph
William Shroder
Saar
C. S. Bennett
Philip Fosdick
Charles A. Hinschbrecht
Charles Boldi
Johnson
and Dodgman
Sallie Wendell Hill
Whittaker
Charles Law
Mollie Harris
Blanche Goodhue
Charles Stephens
J. F. Winslow
Charles H. Reinbold
Mary Johnston
Florence Hisher
Burkham
Mary Conrey
George 8. Bailey
van Zeck
J. D. McCracken
Lenore McCracken
Zerritt Gooding
Annie Sykes
W. D. Breed
Natalie Breed
Frank Dinsmore
M. H. Burton
Los Angeles
Cal
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William Wood
Billiot Marfield
Harry L. Laws
Burrows
Stuart B. Sutphin
Fenton Lawson
George J. Swift
Sidney Wheelee
D. W. Gaylord
Jank Ellis
Ellis
John H. Allen
Louise Allen
T.H. C. Allen
Charlotte Allen
Louis J. Hauck
John Dolph
J. M. Kinney
A. B. Thrasher
Corinne Thrasher
Lucian Alter
Alter
Frank
Gordon
Adam Gray
Frances Gray
William T. Irwin
Anna Louise Irwin
Miss Stone
G. P. Altenburg
J. M. Campbell
Sidney Leighton Smith
Julia W. Carpenter
Helen Lockwood Schenck
Lillie Carpenter
W. A. Goodman, Jr
Vachel W. Anderson
Ben Taussig
Eaton
Richard Mitchell
Dudley W. Rhodes
Helen M. Mitchell
Frank Perin
Frances Perin
Thomas
Charles Andrew
Andrew
Evelyn Andrew
Albert H. Freiburg
Adolph Klein
T. J. Moffet
H. W. Crawford
Clarissa
Elizabeth Crawford
E. R. Martin
Cas Rowe
BE. B. Shipley
James H. Perkins
John Longworth Perkins
Nelson Perkins
Pater
Beecergason
Harry Yergason
Robert Laldiaw
O’brien
Art of Modistes Dominates Domestic Gowns Display
Notables and social figures filled the audience as gowns by Worth Paquin and domestic designers topped the show. Guests wore white lace robes, lavender crepe, pink chiffons, and embroidered silks, including Mrs. Melish, Miss Voight of Detroit, Mrs. Hauck, Miss Thrasher, Miss Sykes, and many others in ornate lace and satin ensembles.
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Judgery
Eco
Alfred Cassat
William
P. Oskamp
Miss Oskamp
Elsa Oskamp
E. M. Werk
E. Longaker
Miss Bradley
Hatcher
Valenciennes
Mary Bowdle Garde
T. W. Graydon
Henry Muhlhauser
Philip Werthner
Martin
Charles A. Hinsch
Bohlmann
C. A. Bosworth
Roberta Dohrmann
Betsy King Peters
Mabel Joyce
Dr. Mitchell
T. J. Reynolds
W. N. Hobart
Nellie Davis
Emil Gobrecht
Charles Boldt
Ethel Graydon
Miss Burkham
William B. Melish
B. F. Harris
Miss Voight
Detroit
Louis J. Hauck
Corinne Thrasher
George S. Bailey
William Turner
Annie Sykes
Natalie Breed
W. D. Breed
J. D. McCracken
Albert H. Freiberg
M. E. Ingalls
W. W. Hegler
Lenore McCracken
Thornton Hinkle
Helen Hinkle
John Blaine
Anna Blaine
James L. Botsford
Jennie Moffet
H. W. Crawford
Miss Shillito
Beatrice Shillito
Mary Shillito
Casper Rowe
Oliver
Gorge Hoadly, Jr
Theodore Thomas
May Festival Board of Directors
Lawrence Maxwell
Maxwell
Thomas
Mme. Gadski
Horace Schmidlapp
Joseph Graydon
Mrs. Thomas
Schmidlapp
William H. Taft
Mme. Schumann-Heink
Mrs. Witherspoon
Mrs. Wessels
McDonald Box
Laura Stallo
Helena Stallo
Angela Mitchell
Marjorie Renkirt
John Atwater
Italy
John Mitchell
Miss Stallo
Miss Mitchell
Miss Renkirt
William F. Robertson
Henry Higgin
Alethea, Spellman
Hamilton, O
Province
Cormick Pogue
Mrs. Was
Gladys Ingalls
Constance Hoyt
Ma Ryan
Saeke
Jane K
Clifford Egan
Paul
METHODISTS WANT POLYGAMY BARRED
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J. M. Thoburn
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Methodist Episcopal Church
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Singapore
Far East
Japan
Russia
Malay Archipelago
Pagett
Portland
Ore
Kauffman Named First Vice President At Bowling Congress
Secretary of Company announces the vice president has left the concern. Kauffman was elected First Vice President by the Cincinnati delegation after rhumatism prevented his attendance. He previously led the Cincinnati Bowling Association and played a key role on the recent tournament committee. The Rathskeller under his supervision grossed over $15,000.
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Cincinnati
R. H. Bryson
Indianapolis
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Cincinnati Bowling Association
Rathskeller
Food Show to Close After Two Week Run
The Pure Food Show ends today after two weeks of success with record attendance. Committee heads L H Brandewie C H Elliott Henry Meuller D Miller and George Griffiths oversaw the fair. Prizes will be announced at 10 o'clock this evening. Last night’s baby show awarded to Moses Loeb Virginia Allen Grieshober and Rose Virginia McCasse.
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C. H. Elliott
Henry Meuller
D. Miller
George Griffiths
Moses Loeb
West Ninth Street
Virginia Allen Grieshober
Russell Street
Vington
Rose Virginia McCasse
Rockdale Avenue
Methodist Governors Press On in Washington for Liquor Law
Twenty five Methodist leaders led by Indiana Governor Frank Hanly and Kansas Governor Hoch visited Washington to urge action on a national liquor law for dry territories. They pressed Speaker Cannon, arguing the Littlefield bill would pass the House if released from committee, despite political tension.
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Frank Hanly
Indiana
Hoch
Kansas
Cannon
Congress
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
W. H. Anderson
Legislative Committee of the Temperance, Societies of the Church
Hanly
Ban
Gamba
Governor Critiques Law Powers Over Prohibition Action
Governor Hanly criticizes the House leader as “begging the question” while Governor Hoch laments three years of difficulty enforcing laws. Both reference federal actions affecting state attempts to regulate alcohol and enforce restrictions.
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Hoch
Paper Prices Rise On Pulp, Labor Costs
Victor Bender, publisher of The Daily Nonpareil, testified to a House committee on wood pulp and print paper costs. He said prices rose from 1.70 to 2.50 per 100 pounds in ten years due to water scarcity and higher production costs. The panel will visit Hudson Paper Mill in Corinth, with local union cooperation assured.
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Victor 2
Bender
Nonpareil
Council Bluffs, Ia
House
Council Bluffs
Mann
Corinth
Hudson
Prince Zud Eulenburg Arrested in Berlin May 8
Berlin reports Crown Prosecutor ordered the arrest of Prince Philip Zud Eulenburg after testimony alleging wrongful actions with two men twenty five years ago. The case centers on perjury from Harden trial testimony and a Die Zukunft action. Bail up to 250000 dollars possible.
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Berlin
Prince Philip Zud
Prescription for Health: Syrup of Figs and Senna Advocated
An editorial excerpt promotes health knowledge and endorsed products. It highlights the Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a truthful, widely approved family laxative, trusted by physicians and the Well-Informed of the World, urging buyers to seek the genuine California Fig Syrup.
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California
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