Crowded House Hears Pierne Crusade at May Festival
Review of the eighteenth biennial May Festival concert detailing Gabriel Pierne’s The Children’s Crusade performed by 700 children and 500 other performers under Van der Stucken and Stock. Notes the program, soloists Schumann Heink and Gadski, and the festival’s celebratory finale themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A. Stock
Schubert
Liszt
Death and the
Mottl
the Earl-King
Berlioz
Mme, Schumann-Heink
Cockaigne
Elgar
Tree
Saint-Saens
Schumann-Heink
Wagner
Mediterranean
Jerusalem
Pierne
Alain
Aet
Messrs. Aiken and Hartzel
Mt. Olivet
Jesus
Allys
Dalton Baker
Beethoven
Schumann- Heink
Review of the Children's Crusade By the Musical Critic
The critic notes strong interest in Pierne s renowned prize work The Childrens Crusade as performed by Van der amid the concert program rising attention to the piece and its reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Germany
Bound Brook
N. J
Bethlehem
Schumann-Heink
Pierne
Mr. van der
Art of Modistes dresses vie with creations of Worth and Paquin
In last night’s audience many women wore gowns by leading houses including Worth and Paquin. Guests listed include Mrs. William B. Melish in white lace robe, Miss Voight of Detroit in white lace, Mrs. B. F. Harris in gray spangled net, and Miss Corinne Thrasher in white lingerie, among numerous others in silk, lace, chiffon, mull, and satin ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bradley
Hatcher
Mary Bowdle Garde
T. W. Graydon
Henry Muhlhauser
Philip Fosdick
Charles A. Hinsch
Bahlmann
C. A. Bosworth
Roberta Dohrmann
Betsy King Peters
Mabel Joyce
Dr. Mitchell
T. J. Reynolds
W. N. Hobart
Nellie Davis
Emil Gobrecht
George S. Bailey
van Zeck
Huntington
W. Va
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
Elliot Marfield
Harry L. Laws
Burrows
Stuart B. Sutphin
Fenton Lawson
George xi. Swift
Sidney Wheeloo
D. W. Gaylord
Jank Ellis
Ellis
John H. «Allen
Louise Allen
Miss Stone
Si P. Egan
G. P. Altenburg
J. M. Campbell
Sidney Leighton Smith
Gallagher
Montagu
Frank J. Jones
Frances Jones
James T. Whittaker
Sallie+Hill
Julia W. Carpenter
Helen Lockwood Schenck
Lillie Carpenter
W. A. Goodman, Jr
Vachel W. Anderson
Ben Taussig
Eaton
Richard Mitchell
Mitchell
Dudley W. Rhodes
Helen M. Mitchell
Frank Perin
Frances Perin
Thomas B. Punshon
B. B. Nelson
Albert H. Freiburg
Adolph Klein
T. J. Moffet
H. W. Crawford
Clarissa
Elizabeth Crawford
B. R. Martin
Casper Rowe
BH. Shipley
James H. Perkins
John Longworth Perkins
Nelson Perkins
William B. Melish
B. F. Harris
Miss Voight
Detroit
Louis J. Hauck
Corinne Thrasher
William Turner
J. D. McCracken
Albert H. Freiberg
M. E. Ingalls
W. W. Hegler
Thornton Hinkle
Helen Hinkle
John Blaine
Anna Blaine
James L Botsford
Jennie Moffet
Miss Shillito
Theodore Thomas
May Festival Board of Directors
Lawrence Maxwell
Maxwell
Thomas
Mme. Gadski
Horace Schmidlapp
Joseph Graydon
Mrs. Thomas
Mrs. Maxwell
Schmidlapp
Jace
William H. Taft
Wallingford
Mme
Schumann-Heink
Mrs. Witherspoon
Mrs. Wessels
Laura Stallo
Helena Stallo
Angela Mitchell
Marjorie Renkirt
John Atwater
Italy
John Mitchell
Miss Stallo
Dalton ‘Baker
Wiborg
Miss Sherman
Sara Superman
Sara Wiborg
Mary Hoyt Wiborg
Olga Wiborg
Gladys Ingalls
Constance Hoyt
John J. Ryan
Marie Ee
Jane
Clifford Egan
al Kamp
John Sullivan
METHODISTS TAKE UP POLYGAMY BAR AT CONFERENCE
In Baltimore May 8 the Methodist Episcopal General Conference debated polygamy with a woman delegate leading the charge. Bishop J M Thoburn sought retirement. Bishop Goodsell presided as resolutions urged Congress to ban polygamy and Asia mission reports discussed Japan's victory impact.
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Baltimore
Asia
J. M. Thoburn
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Far West
Bombay
India
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Daniel A. Goodsell
Florence D. Richards
Central Ohio Conference
Congress
States of the Union
United States Senate
Goodsell
W. M. Balch
Nebraska
Memorial for Ged Kauffman Elevated in Bowling Circle
Ged Kauffman, famed for literary skill and bowling expertise, was acclaimed head of a major bowling event in Cincinnati. Though absent due to rheumatism, he was elected First Vice President by the Cincinnati delegation, later serving on the Tournament Committee and overseeing the Rathskeller which netted over $15,000 during the two week roll-off.
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Kauffman
Cincinnati
R. H. Bryson
Indianapolis
St. Louis
August Herrmann
Cincinnati Bowling Association
Rathskeller
Food Show Closes After Two Weeks of Success
The Pure Food Show ends today after a two week run that drew record crowds for grocers and manufacturers in the city. The event’s prize winners were announced at 10 PM after last night’s show with baby contest awards going to Moses Loeb Virginia Grieshober and Rose Virginia McCassey.
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L. H. Brandewie
C.H. Elliott
Henry Meuller
D. Miller
George Griffiths
Moses. Loeb
West Ninth Street
Virginia Allen Grieshober
Russell Street
Covington
Rose Virginia McCassey
Rockdale Avenue
Methodist Delegation Presses for Liquor Law Action
About twenty five Methodist leaders led by Indiana Governor Frank Hanly and Kansas Governor Hoch visited Washington to urge Congress to pass a prohibition enforcement measure now before the House. They spoke with Speaker Cannon to press for the Littlefield bill, arguing it would pass overwhelmingly if allowed out of committee.
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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
Governor critique on Prohibition enforcement prompts debate
In a heated exchange Governor Hanly accuses the House leader of begging the question while Governor Hoch laments three years of difficulty enforcing laws and complains the National Government has done nothing to uphold the policy in Kansas.
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Hanly
Hoch
Procof Kansas
Paper Price Rise Probed By House Committee
Victor Bender of The Daily Nonpareil testified before the House special committee examining wood pulp and print paper costs. He said prices rose from 1.70 to 2.50 per 100 pounds over ten years due to water scarcity and higher production costs. The panel plans to visit the Hudson Paper Mill in Corinth, New York, with local union cooperation pledged.
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Washington
Victor
Bender
Nonpareil
Council’ Bluffs, In
House
Council Bluffs
Mann
Mr. Bender
Corinth
N. Y
Hudson
Prince Zu Eulenburg Arrest Sparks Berlin Case
Berlin reports Prince Philip zu Eulenburg is held under actual arrest after testimonies claim he engaged in wrongful actions with two men twenty five years ago. He counters with a possible perjury suit against Harden as a new Harden trial proceeds, with bail set at 250000 dollars.
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Berlin
Prince Philip Zu Eulenburg
pPrince
Prince Zu Eulenburg
Harden
Die Zukunft
One of the Essentials of Happy Homes
An informational pitch on health products highlights a renowned laxative Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. It promotes genuine California Fig Syrup Company remedies as the world well informed approve and urges purchase from leading druggists.
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California
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Japan
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