May Festival of Music Ends With Grand Gadski Debut
The eighteenth May Music Festival closes after two Cincinnati concerts at Music Hall. Mme. Gadski and Mme. Schumann Heink headline a socially noted and financially successful event, with reviews praising the orchestral and choral renderings and a grand finale featuring Olaf Trygvasson.
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Cin- Im
Edgar Allan Poe
Siegfried
Mme. Schumann- Heink
Sant-Saens
Bre
Mme. Schuygann-Heink
George Schumann
Debussy
Damozel
Janet Spencer
Edw. Johnson
Grieg
Olaf Trygvasson
Bjornson
Review of Yesterday's After and Evening Performances
The second matinee of the festival featured orchestra works and local ham with the afternoon crowd at capacity. Audience attendance filled the doors, continuing the evening program's momentum.
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Cal
Closing performances drew noble crowds to box seats
The two final concerts filled all boxes with holders and guests under sunny skies. Mrs. Longworth led a fashion-filled afternoon with white Brussels lace and a white feather boa as guests included Mrs. Rider-Kelsey and many others. Evening gowns ranged from scarlet chiffon to white radium satin as Mrs. Theodore Thomas attended with guests.
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Nicholas *Longworth
Clough Anderson
Frank Wiborg
M. E. Ingalls
Alice Scarborough
Minor
Mary Hoyt Wiborg
John Carpenter
Miss Scarborough
Sara Wiborg
Olga Wiborg
Laura
Helena Stalle
Alexander McDonald
Gladys. Ingalls
Constance Hoyt
Rebecca Anderson
Miss Stallo
J. M. Withrow
John R. Holmes
Miss Ramsey
Miss Ramsey Were the Guests. Miss Stallo
Laura Stallo
Helena Stallo
Charles Fleischmann
Charles Harrist
John Sherlock
Charles Stevens
Annis Laws
Jack Wilshire
Linden
George Bassett
Carl
Their Fineries Closing Concerts Highlight Gowned Attendees
A season end concert gathering featured a parade of women in aristocratic gowns. Names listed include Miss Helen Taylor, Mrs. E. R. Blaine, Miss Emma Heckle, Mrs. George H. Swift, Mrs. D. W. Gaylord, and many others in pale blue silks, white lace, duchess fabrics, and diamonds.
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Helen Taylor
E. R. Blaine
Emma Heckle
George H. Swift
D. W. Gaylord
McLean Blair
W. N. Hobart
Milton Brown
Estelle Krippner Shearer
John Dolph
Eton
W.D. Breed
Glendenning Groesbeck
Charles Harriss
Max Fleischmann
T. L. A. Greve
Julia Greve
Dresden
Emma Breed
H. J. Dlogstedt
Isabel Jelke
van Ness
John W. Siebern
Fay Siebern
Frank Bahlmann
Harry L. Gordon
Charles Harrison
Miss Bradford
Hannah Davis
Merle Miller
John Omwake
D. D. Woodmansee
Ruth Hamilton
George Altenberg
Sallie Hill
Jack Woods
Martin G. Dumler
Rebecca Anderson
Ehmpire
Dexter Harris
Charlotte Callahan
Ida Betz Scher
Fannie Platte
Telford Groesbeck
Loui Lentin
E. A. Conkling
Ha Wr Lane
Social season notes on lace gowns and party dress
A procession of guests in lace robes, chiffon and satin attended by Mrs. Blaine, Miss Longaker, Miss Frazer of Nashville, Miss Helen Hinkle, Miss Marjorie Lawson, Miss Bur roughs of Chicago, and others. Describes colors including white, pink, yellow, black and blue, with outfits such as white lace, pink chiffon, yellow satin, and messaline.
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Att
Ceara
William Taft
Miss Louise
B. Harrison Smith
West Virginia
Smith
W.E. Chilton
Staunton
Carolyn Staunton
Mr. Smith
Carolyn Q. Smith
Rider-Kelsey
Janet Spencer
Witherspoon
Tramonti
Wessel
Mrs. Witherspoo
Robertson
George C., Witt
Milton Brown
Jesse Beeson
Miss Spellman
Miss Beeson
John Blaine
Anna Blaine
Paris
Botsford
Longaker
Ward Colston
Shillito
Mildred
Frazer
Nashville
Tenn
Thornton Hinkle
Helen Hinkle
Dwight Wilcox
Marjorie Lawson
Miss Burroughs
Chicago
Addy
Fritz Nave
William H. Forwood
Resor
Miss Keturah
Frank Nelsor
William B. Melish
B. F. Harris
Alter
Society Guests Attend Closing Concerts in Lavish Gathering
A parade of society figures and music-lovers filled the closing concerts, with attendees from Detroit Indianapolis Pittsburgh Louisville Chicago Dayton and beyond. Names include Miss Mendenhall Mrs. Switt Mrs. Brown Miss Field Miss Whittaker Mr. Thindell Mrs. Krippendorf and many more accompanied by Conservatory students.
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Mendenhall
George Switt
Milton Brown
Fannie Field
Lida Whittaker
Belle Whittaker
Martha Foster
Kaitrida Myers
Indianapolis
J. C. Harper
Estelle Krippner Shearer
Mabel Sloane
Anna Lou Cherrington
Adolph Klein
Louise Beghbe
Pittsburg
Collins
Louisville
Alice S. Jones
Bradford
West Virginia
Emma Crane
Waters
New York
Jean Davidson
Lexington
H. H. Mitchell
G. W. Huber
Gates
Alice Adele Folger
John le Blond
Nellie Murdock
Stella Goss
Edna C. Gibbs
Merle Miller
Ruth Mamilton
Carrie Bruce
E. M. Werk
Jeannie Werk
Jenks
Louise Hartmann
Florence Woodmansee
Charles Iredell
Isabel Jelke
Mattioli
van Ness
John W. Siebern
Fay Siebern
John Herzog
Frank Bacimann
Brenner
King
Dayton
Marianne
Philip Hunt
Jack Woods
William Duane
Joseph T. Harrison
Louise Harrison
George Wiltsee
James W. Brown
Rebecca Anderson
Charles Bennett
Charlotte Callahan
Dexter Harris
Ida Bettscher
Fanny Platte
Kramer
Walter
Burkhardt
Fairweather
van Loon
Whitmore
Samuel Tyler
Kiechler
Cincinnati Star Barytone Praises Children’s Chorus at May Festival
Marcus B Kellerman, famed barytone and Royal Opera Company member, lauds the Children’s Crusade at Music Hall and praises American choral achievement. He arrived to reunite his family in Cincinnati and promote U S engagements abroad. He notes German interest in U S elections and favors Taft after Roosevelt.
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Barytone
Marcus B. Kellerman
Royal Opera Company
Berlin
Germany
Kellerman
United States
Europe
Queen City
Taft
Roosevelt
Wilhelm
Porto Rican Discontent Raised Over Bonds Denial
Porto Rican Commissioner Larrinaga attacked U S policy in Washington saying the denial of a 5 million dollar bond loan to cyclone struck coffee planters worsens discontent. He warned foreclosures push mortgages into banks and financiers, challenging claims of increased prosperity for Puerto Rico.
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Larrinaga
Washington
United States
Porto Rico
Railroad Indicted for Overcharging Shippers
A Federal Grand Jury indicted the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad on nineteen counts accusing the company of charging cattle shippers more than the through rate from Oklahoma to Kansas City. Some cases allegedly billed at a rate higher than the published schedule.
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Kansas City, Mo
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Butler County Sunday School Convention Highlights
The forty ninth annual Butler County Sunday School Association meeting was held in the Church of Christ with several hundred delegates. Ohio speakers included M. A. Henline from Columbus on teacher training and Phoebe A. Curtis on primary work. W. A. Endaly of Cincinnati led the afternoon round table. Joseph Clark of Ohio spoke as national secretary.
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Commercial Tribune
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Butler County Sunday School Association
Church of Christ
Ohio
M. A. Henline
Columbus
Phoebe A. Curtis
W. A. Endaly
Cincinnati
Round Table
Joseph Clark
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