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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1908

Page

4

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.

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.

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.

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 Sam Taft 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.

Ann Edward Black 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

A May Festival scene opens with Mrs. Theodore Thomas as guest of honor amid elaborate gowns and boxed seating. The Methodist Episcopal General Conference in Baltimore debates polygamy ban, Southern Asia missions, and Thoburn retirement as Japan’s victory reshapes Asian attitudes.

Baltimore Asia J. M. Thoburn Methodist Episcopal General Conference Far West Bombay India General Conference The Methodist Episcopal Church William F. Oldham 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.

Kauffman Cincinnati R. H. Bryson Indianapolis St. Louis August Herrmann 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.

L. H. Brandewie 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.

Washington 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.

Hanly 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.

Washington 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.

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.

California

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Attecon Schubert Mottl the Earl-King Berlioz Wagner Vorspiel Ene Edward Johnson Schumann Tannhauwer Mme, Gadski Social and Personal Ohio Work IN Oldham James W. Bashford Shanghai China Daniel A. Goodsell Florence D. Richards Central Ohio Conference States of the Union United States Senate Goodsell W. M. Balch Nebraska C. B. Galloway Methodist Episcopal Church South F. T. Tagg Methodist Protestant Church Glover Lloc.n P Fourth Street Charles J. Kauffman Dd. Kauffman ZU Eulenburg Chichester
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