Grumpy to Be Staged by Cincinnati High School Boys
Cincinnati social pages note Franklin School pupils present Grumpy at the Cincinnati Woman's Club on Oak Street May 23. Boys impersonate all parts and aim to surpass prior Franklin School success. May Festival events and numerous social gatherings fill the week's civic and cultural calendar.
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Friends of Franklin School
Maude
Cincinnati Woman's Club
Oak Street
Franklin School
Stuart Walker
Franklin
Major New York Exhibition Highlights Architecture and Planning
The Society of Architects hosted a vast two-work display at Grand Central Palace, featuring architecture allied arts and international town planning across four floors. Highlights included tile work, mosaics, batik, lighting, and models from cities like Albuquerque, Chicago, and Venice, with a focus on progressive design and sanitary urban planning.
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New York
Society of Architects
Grand Central Palace
Hardy
Albuquerque
N. M
Yucatan
Union Station
Chicago
Ravenna
Gorham Company
United States
Park Avenue
Miami
Fla
Los Angeles
Nurmi
City of
Albany
Soloists to Highlight Next Season’s Symphony Concerts
Eminent soloists are slated for the upcoming Symphony concerts as part of a new arrangement praised by the public and students. The article notes the challenge of securing distinguished soloists and lists committee chairs, delegates, and planned events including a June Press Club meeting and a Glendale College concert on May 15 with Mrs. Pfau and Miss Squibb assisting.
Local Club Activities Note May Meeting and Programs
Saturday Literary Club hosted by Miss Cora Lee Logan and Miss Florence Wright at Hyde Park home with Dorothy Fulton leading selections from Papini Life of Christ. Tusculum Monday Club reports a May party at East End Library, with current events by Bennett and readers including Mrs. Syfers and others. State convention of Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women in Cleveland May 30 and 31. members to confirm attendance with Miss Emma Ander. Philomathians hold amece at Mrs. Aloni’s home with music and a talk on early Chinese poetry by Miss Remelin and a play with Mrs. Howard and others.
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Stonewall Jackson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Dan Smith
Windingway
Avondale
P. D. Williams
Hotel
Linton
C. Marshall Mitchell
Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation
W. H. Reynolds
B. Y. Williams
Karl Williams
Hyde Park
John Millar
Hyde Park Golf and Country Club
Will Graf
Mesdames
F. J. Santry
K. S. Kreimer
E. S. Gahagen
J. H. Druffel
William Clemons
George Winters
W. D. Vance
Leyman Roose
R. F. Dohoney
George Read
George Nees
William Guckenberger
Cora Lee Logan
Florence Wright
Miss Wright
Dorothy Fulton
Giovanni Papini
Life of Christ
Robert S. Finch
East
McMillan Street
Tusculum
East End
Bennett
Fucunes Syfers
N. P. Dunn
Lydia Yons
William E. Putt
Mabel Otting
Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Cleveland
Emma Ander
Federation
Glee Club
Grace Chapman
Gertrude Treadway
Philomathians
Aloni
Williams
Reickelman
Redfield
Hughes
Remelin
W. J. Howard
R.R. Panzer
W. P. Fosdick
F. E. Kugler
Cummins Mothers Club to convene meeting with speaker
The J. P. Cummins School Mothers Club will meet Thursday at 2 o clock. Mrs L D Jones is scheduled to speak at the gathering.
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Cummins Mothers’ Club
J. P. Cummins School Mothers’ Club
LD. Jones
Daughters of Veterans Meeting Noted in Memorial Hall
Mrs Abraham Lincoln Tent No 14 of the Daughters of Veterans will meet in Memorial Hall tomorrow evening.
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Daughters of Veterans
Abraham Lincoln
Memorial Hall
Clifton School PTA Meeting Sets May Queen Election
Clifton School Parent Teachers Association will meet Tuesday at 2 o clock in the school auditorium. Proportional representation will be demonstrated for the election of a May queen and her court under Mrs A G Wulff. Installation of officers for the coming year will also be featured.
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Clifton
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Clifton School Parent-Teachers’ Association
A. G. Wulff
Riverside Culture Club Meeting at Haddon Hall Home
The Riverside Culture Club plans a meeting tomorrow hosted by Mrs. H. T. Mac Naughton at 17 Haddon Hall with Mrs. E. F. Moore. A program includes Some Great Fathers of Mankind presented by Miss Rae McConaha and a talk on The Egypt of America by M.
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Riverside Culture Club
H. T. MacNaughton
Haddon Hall
E. F. Moore
Rae McConaha
Jewish Hospital Nurses Alumnae Meet Plans
The Jewish Hospital School for Nurses alumnae hold a monthly meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. in Strauss Hall. Officers will be elected and the graduating class presented by Miss Catherine Buckley Superintendent of Nurses. Miss Pauline Frams reports on the state convention at Toledo.
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Jewish Hospital
Jewish Hospital School For Nurses
Strauss Hall
Catherine Buckley
Pauline Frams
Toledo
Norwood Federation of Women's Clubs May Meeting
The Norwood Federation of Women's Clubs will hold its May meeting on Wednesday afternoon in the library auditorium. Annual reports will be read as this is the closing meeting of the season. Cincinnati Business Women's Clubs.
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Norwood Federation of Women's Clubs
Norwood Federation of Women’s Clubs
Library
Saunas Club Meeting Set at Peaeeelias Church
The Saunas Club of College Hill will meet at the Peaeeelias Church tomorrow at 2:30 PM. Mrs. Mary Alexander is the scheduled speaker for the event.
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Ress Club
Saunas
College Hill
Peaeeelias Church
Mary Alexander
Garden Circle Meets Wild Flower Society in Norwood
The Garden Circle of the Norwood Federation of Women's Clubs will meet the Wild Flower Society Thursday at 8 PM in the library auditorium. Dr H E Felter president of the Wild Flower Society will give a stereoptic on re Young Women's a Missionary Societies. The annual spray of the Young Women's Foreign Missionary Societies and Stenceee Bearer Companies of the Methodist Church will be held Saturday from 3 to 9 PM at the First Methodist Church in Norwood with supper served at 6 PM.
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Norwood Federation of Women’s Clubs
Wild Flower Society
Library
H. E. Felter
The
Young Women’s A Missionary Societies
Young Women’s Foreignionary Societies
Method Church
First Methodist
Norwood
Woman's Press Club Names New Officers
At the May meeting the retiring President Mrs Amoretta Fitch gave a farewell speech and introduced the incoming officers Mrs Adaline Tatman president Mrs Ira M Cobb and Mrs Mamie L Hammel vice presidents Mrs B Y Williams secretary Mrs Gulielma Orr corresponding secretary and Miss Clara Anderson treasurer upon tak
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Woman's Press Club
Woman’s Press Club
Amoretta Fitch
Adaline Tatman
Ira M. Cobb
Mamie L. Hammel
B. Y. Williams
Gulielma Orr
Clara Anderson
Girl Scout Troops Host Plays and Activities
Troop No 24 at American House presented two plays The Truth About Jane and Tickets Please and ran booths of baked goods candies needlework and a fish pond Brighton merchants donated items to the event Proceeds fund summer camp for the Girl Scouts On Sunday night scouts will assist at the American House Officers are Miss Ruth Shollenbarger and Miss Ray Hyman Troop No 14 Evanston led by Miss Mildred Shacklette will hike to Pleasant Ridge Wednesday ends leaders training with Miss Shollenbarger Troop No 51 Northside heard Dr Felter on native wildflowers and viewed colored slides Thursday and Friday groups ushered and sold taffy for Northside Womans Club Officers Lillian Roth Cowie and Emily L Corbett No 69 Norwood celebrates organization anniversary at St Elizabeths Church Miss Anna Tensie captain Hostess merit badge test led by Gabrielle Bouscaren Cincinnati Girl Scout Council Friday at headquarters High school girls report 3 pm grade school 4 pm for exams Written work due and invitations on separate sheets Pathfinder merit badge test conducted by Harold Wilson Saturday at 11 am at headquarters
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American House
Jane
Brighton
Ruth Sholtenbarger
Ray Hyman
Evanston
Mildred Shacklette
Pleasant Ridge
Miss Shollenbarger
Northside
Dr. Felter
Northside Woman’s Club
Lillian Roth Cowie
Emily L. Corbett
Anna Tensie
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Norwood
Gabrielle Bouscaren
Cincinnat Girl Scout Council
Girl Scout
Y W C A Calendar Highlights Weekly Clubs
The Y W C A schedule lists multiple clubs and meetings across Monday to Friday. Activities include Sunshine Club, Winks Club, Crosley Club, and committees such as Promotion Education and Finance. A mothers and daughters dinner is set for Wednesday at 6 p.m. followed by various committee gatherings.
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Sunshine Cius
FPF
Winks
Crosley
Ednesday
Education
Y. G
Mothers and Daughters
Industrial Federation
Cincinnati Catholic Women's Association Builds Funds and Space
At a monthly board meeting President Mrs. R. K. LeBlond announced self support for the organization and thirty one girls living at the clubhouse. The office will expand to include the Daughters of Isabella space. Mr. and Mrs. LeBlond host twilight organ recitals at their Vineyard Lake home in June to aid the building fund. Week calendar lists lectures, dressmaking, esthetic and social dancing, and classes.
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Cincinnati Catholic Women’s Association
Board of
R. K. LeBlond
Isabella
Vineyard Lalce
Catholic Women’s Association Building Fund
John Lamott
College Orchestra to Perform Last Concert of Season
Under the direction of Adolf Hahn and Dr. Albino Gorno the College Orchestra of the Cincinnati College of Music will give its last concert for this season on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Hahn
Albino Gorno
The
Cincinnati College of Music
Recital by Advanced Pupils of L A Rixford at College of Music
Advanced pupils from the organ class of Lillian Arkell Rixford will be heard in recital in the College of Music auditorium Monday evening May 18. Those taking part will be Helen Pope Virginia Cobb Mildred Rapp Helen Allinger Walter Bruns Ruth Barkley Robert Kinsey Helen Carter Elinor Gano and Sylia io. The public is cordially invited.
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Lillian Arkell Rixford
College of Music
Helen Pope
Virginia Cobb
Mildred Rapp
Helen Allinger
Walter Brunsman
Ruth Barkley
Robert Kinsey
Helen Carter
Elinor Gano
Sylia Io
Cincinnati College of Music Pupils Present One Act Comedies
The Cincinnati College of Music showcases pupils from the John Redhead Froome Jr class in three one act comedies this Friday evening May 15 at 8 15 o clock in the college auditorium. The performances are open to the public.
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Cincinnati College of Music
John Redhead Froome, Jr
Margaret Quinn to give post graduate recital at College of Music
Pianist Margaret Quinn will present a post-graduate recital in the College of Music auditorium on Thursday evening May 21. A bright graduate from Dr Albino Gorno’s class she holds the Springer gold medal and is faculty piano department member. She toured last year as soloist with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra under Fritz Reiner.
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Mary Towsley Pfau
Thomas James Kelly
Conservatory of Music
Glendale College
T. F. Marshall
Pfau
Margaret Squibb
Mme
Marguerite Melville Liszniewska
Margaret Quinn
College of Music
Miss Quinn
Albino Gorno
College of Music of Cincinnati
Springer
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Fritz Reiner
Recital by Mme Berta Gardini Reiner Pupils at Conservatory
Mme Berta Gardini Reiner presents a student recital at the Conservatory of Music tomorrow at 4 pm featuring new trio and duet pieces, folk songs arranged by Beethoven, solos by Dugger, Sims, and Ebersold, with conductor Burnet Tuthill leading the chorus and trio. Other performers include Verna Cook, Norma Cornelius Stuebing, Marionbelle Blocksom, and accompanist Marjorie Garrigus Smith.
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Mme
Berta Gardini Reiner
Conservatory of Music
Cincinnati
Ludwig van Beethoven
Dugger
LaVergne Sims
Walter Ebersold
Burn
Akron music supervisor Edith Spensler re-engaged
Mrs. Forrest G. Crowley director of Public School Music announces that Edith Spensler, a graduate of her course, has earned renewed engagement as music supervisor in Akron public schools for the coming year.
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Forrest G. Crowley
The
Conservatory of Music
Edith Spensler
Akron (Co
Piano Recital by Miss Glenn Jackson at Cincinnati
Jean Verd of the piano faculty presents pupil Miss Glenn Jackson in a recital on Tuesday evening May 12 featuring Bach's Prelude and other works.
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Jean Verd
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Glenn Jackson
Bach
Recital by Christine Colley at Cincinnati Conservatory
Robert Perutz of the violin faculty presents pupil Christine Colley in a Monday evening recital. Colley, a skilled violinist, offers a novelty The Hornpipe from Erich Korngold’s Much Ado About Nothing suite, built on Shakespearean themes.
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Robert Perutz
Conservatory of Music
Christine Colley
Miss Colley
Cincinnati
Erich Korngold
Recital by Conservatory Organ Students at Walnut Hills
Students from the class of Parvin W Titus of the conservatory of music organ department will give a recital on the new three manual Skinner organ at the First Presbyterian Church in Walnut Hills Gilbert Avenue and Locust Street on Thursday afternoon May 21 at 3 30 o clock. A cordial invitation is extended to all who are interested.
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Parvin W. Titus
Conservatory of Music
First Presbyterian Church
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Avenue
Locust Street
Cincinnati Benevolent Concert Series Schedule Opened by Duning
The Cincinnati Exchange with Starr Benevolent Chautauqua and Cincinnati Settlement School of Music presents the 495th to 600th benevolent concerts under Mr and Mrs William Duning. May 12 8 15 P M Ruth Cantata Opera Payne M E Church Hamilton Ohio May 14 12 15 P M Cincinnati Exchange Club luncheon lecture Dining program soloist Leland Sheehey May 14 8 15 P M Ruth Cantata Opera Antioch ME Church Cincinnati May 17 8 15 P M Oberammergau stereoticon Sorantin musical Prof Erich Sorantin soloist with Prof W Zimmerman and Mrs Duning lecture by William Duning Jr Richmond Indiana on Oberammergau and Anton Lang impressions.
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Cincinnati Exchange
Starr Benevolent Chautauqua and Concert Lyceum
Cincinnati Settlement School of Music
William Duning
Ruth
Payne M. E. Church
Monument Avenue
Hamilton
Cincinnati Exchange Club
Leland Sheehey
Cincinnati College of Music
Ruth Cantata Opera
Antioch M.E. Church
Fourth
John Streets
Cincinnati
Oberammergau
Sorantin
Erich Sorantin
W. Zimmerman
Duning
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mr. Nicholas
Richmond
Ind
William Duning, Jr
Anton Lang
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