Women Club Activities and Meetings in Boston Area
The article outlines a packed June program for women's clubs including sessions in Boston with governors addresses. It notes conferences on pure food civics bureau of information and art, and a large biennial meeting with tickets by club members. Additional items cover local club events and a D A R meeting in May with reports from Washington and a talk on historic sites near Cincinnati.
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Pelea
Boston
Eeepe
M Teavening
Bureau of Information of the Federation
Art
State House
Rhode Island
Symphony Hall
Chickering Hall
Recitals and musical notable figures at local venues
Mme Tecla Vigna presents graduating pupils in Assembly Hall with May 23 exam recital featuring Monica Uttkamp Grace Keller Amanda Murdock Maull George Bagby and Stanley Baughman. Louise Church recital to follow at the Odeon with Ruth Ergan. Hans Richard showcases young pianists at the Conservatory. Ongoing Shakespeare evening planned by Joseph O Meara. Grieg and MacDowell piano program at College of Music with Sig Romeo Gorno pupils and Violin solos by Miss Florence Hardemann. May 27 Shakespeare scenes at the Odeon. a May 4 piano and violin recital by Sig Tirindelli pupils in the College of Music.
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Mme. Tecla Vigna
Assembly Hall
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Monicauttkamp
Christ Church
Grace Keller
Congregational Church
Walnut Hills
Amanda Murdock Maull
First Presbyterian Church
George Bagby
Spencer M. E. Church
Ironton, O
Stanley Baughman
Louise Church
Sig
Albino Gorno
Odeon
Miss Church
Hans Richard
Cital
Conservatory
J. Joseph Adler
Alma Betscheér
la Varnado
Kathleen McLean
Mabelarch
May Shepard
Joseph O'Meara
Grieg
MacDowell
College Ofusic
Romeo Gorno
Ffair
Florence Hardemann
Clarissa Eer Ee
Anna Weber
Neva
Ionata Romanza
Neva Remde
Leroy Buck
Grieg B. Solveigs
Neva Renie
Ak B
Laura Spear
MacDowell B. Preside
Ethel Wolf
Poet's Heart
College of Music
Sig. Floridia
O'Meara
Ethel Lewis
Conservatory Orchestra and Chorus May Programme
The Conservatory Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Sig Pier Adolfo Tirindelli present a lengthy May concert program featuring Beethoven Violin and Cello works, Reinecke songs, Vivaldi Saint Saens Dvorak and more with soloists Miss Florence Teal Miss Em E Smith Mr. John A Hoffmann Miss Mary Dennison Gailey Miss Mary Fletcher Gray Miss Emma Norton and Miss Clara Baur among others. The program includes piano and violin concerti and a salon of songs, arias, and chamber pieces performed at the Conservatory Concert Hall Friday evening May 22 and again in a testimonial concert tomorrow evening.
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Conservatory Orchestra
Sig
Pier Adolfo Tirindelli
Conservatory
Beethoven
Chalmers Clifton
Em E. Smith
Reinecke
Florence Teal
Ceeenee Weebvesus
Tirindelli
John A. Hoffmann
DeBeriot
Hartmann Ovatory Orchestra
Deppakiens
Stanley Smith
Conservatory Chorus
Mary Dennison Gailey
Mary Fletcher Gray
Largo PT
Serer Vivaldi Conservatory Orchestra
Saint-Saens
Riebesrenmusik
Rubinstein
Moszkowski Conservatory Orchestra
E Conservatory
Haller
Cornelius
Schubert
Brahms
Strauss
Chopin Berenade
Rachmaninoft
Clifton
Pee Wiedersehn
M.S
Sturm Trahl
Hans
Richard Bruhen
van der Stucken
Concert by Ohio Conservatory faculty delights audience
Privileged attendees witnessed a Thursday concert by Ohio Conservatory faculty. Soloists Van Pyk Werthner Sternberg gave Wagner Schubert Schumann Dvorak Tschaikowsky and Sjogren pieces with notable technique and expression. Flora Foster supplied capable piano accompaniment, while Sternberg's violin and Werthner’s piano Rubinstein sonata drew high praise and regret at Sternberg’s absence in solo works.
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Ohio Conservatory
van Pyk
Wagner
Schubert
Schumann
Dvorak
Tschaikowsky
Inchubert
Sjogren
Philip Werthner
Rubinstein
Jacques Sternberg
Jacques Sternberg, Violinist, and Mr. Werthner
Mr. Sternberg
Flora Foster
Highlands Schools to Present Closing Exercises May 17
Mr F A Cosgrove superintendent announces a musical programme for Highlands Kentucky closing exercises on May 17. Pianist Mrs Alice H Dulaney violinist Miss Anna Parke and cellist Miss Nina Dale Parke have been engaged for the event.
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F. A. Cosgrove
Highlands
Alice H. Dulaney
Anna Parke
Nina Dale Parke
Recital by Pupils of Sig Line Méttioli Planned for May 20
Announcement notes a vocal recital by pupils of Sig Line Méttioli set for Wednesday evening May 20. The event is expected to attract a discerning and enthusiastic audience.
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Sig
Recital by Sig Gorno Pupils Featuring Miss Luella Fink
Friday evening May 22 the college presents pupils of Sig Romeo Gorno in a recital of classical and modern pieces with a romantic emphasis. They are aided by vocal student Miss Luella Fink, pupil of Sig Floridia.
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Sig
Romeo Gorno
Luella Fink
Sig. Floridia
Recital of Mme Vigna Pupils in Odd Fellows Hall
Mme Tecla Vigna presents a Thursday recital with pupils Martha Seyring Dora Lyon Norma Helvig Laura Thelen Amelia Burdort Lillian Wuest Grace Crompton Marie Brown Genevieve Posey and others performing works by Mendelssohn Grieg Tchaikovsky and others, plus a May 24 to 28 College of Music calendar highlighting major student events.
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Mme. Tecla Vigna
Assembly Hall
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Mendelssohn “Gruss
Mendelssohn
Martha ‘Seyring
Dora Lyon
Wingme
Lassen
Clara Groene
Marznacht
Oaks “der Waldteufel
Peicheves O
Joni
Norma ‘Helvig
Goring-Thomas “Widmung
Schumahn
Laura Thelen
Tscheikowsky
Rosy Morn
Roland
Amelia ‘Burdort
Ries
Lillian Wuest
P.cine
Wea
Baltzell
Clara Dickelman- Breese
Chaminade
Bryn
Wrosseis
E .Holmes
Society of Colonial Dames Elects Officers in Madison Meeting
The Society of Colonial Dames held its annual meeting and officer election at Mrs. Samuel Smith's Madison road home. Elected president is Mrs. William D. Warren with vice presidents Mrs. Davis C. Anderson and Mrs. William T. Irwin. Directors include Mrs. Larr. Anderson, Mrs. H.C. Yergason, Mrs. John Gates, Mrs. Clement Bates, and Mrs. Parsons of Cleveland. A tea followed with a vocal and literary program led by Miss May Curtis reader and Miss Coan and Miss Elliott as vocalists. Miss Dandridge and Mrs. Heyl presided at the urns.
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Society of Colonial Dames
Samuel Smith
Madison Road
William D. Warren
Davis C. Anderson
William T. Irwin
Larr. Anderson
H.C. Yergason
John Gates
Clement Bates
Parsons
Cleveland
May Curtis Reader
Miss Coan
Elliott
Dandridge
Heyl
Price Hill History Club Hosts May Meeting
Mrs. Whitaker hosted the Price Hill History Club on May 13 with current events by roll call. The program featured readings on The Third Republic by Mrs. Whitaker, The Taking of the Bastile by Mrs. Meeds, andBattle of Waterloo by Mrs. Armstrong, plus piano solos by three Rochester guests. Refreshments followed. Dr. Henrietta Buchanan to host May 27.
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Philomathians
Price Hill
Henrietta Buchanan
Toda
Wilmington
Altamont Hotel
Ft. Thomas, Ky
Whitaker
Emerson Club Meeting Draws Large Turnout
Wednesday evening gathering at Vine Street Congregational Church. E R Pierce led a five week study while Mrs Pierce and helpers offered lemonade and cakes after the lesson.
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Emerson Club
Vine Street Congregational Church
E. R. Pierce
Folklore society meeting features Roses paper
Cincinnati Branch of the American Folklore Society met in East Eighth street Literary Club rooms with Judge Hosea presiding. Mrs Amoretta Fitch presented The Folk Lore of the Roses, illustrated by songs and recitations by Mrs W J Williams, Flora McIvor Smith, and Miss Louise Sprigg. A lively discussion followed, then a social hour hosted by Mrs Williams and Miss Folger with club helpers serving chocolate and wafers.
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J. A. Caldwell
H. W. Felter
Frank Gilfillen
Zimmerman
Caldwell
J. A. Caldwell, Jr
Smith
Rapp, Domhoff, Adams
Eleanor White
Staunton
New Branch Library
Hamilton Avenue
Cincinnati
American Folk Lore Society
Literary Club
East Eighth Street
Lewis M. Hosea
Amoretta Fitch
W. J. Williams
Flora
McIvor Smith
Louise Sprigg
Alice A. Folger
Norwood Women Elect Officers in Annual Club Vote
The Norwood Federation of Women's Clubs held its annual election on Wednesday naming Mrs. Walter F. Bonner as President and Mrs. Harold Ryland as First Vice President with the tally confirming the leadership for the coming year.
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Norwood Federation of Women's Clubs
Walter F. Bonner
Harold Ryland
Recitals At Green Wood Hall And Odeon Concert
Advanced pupils of Miss Emma Heckle will perform May 26 at Green wood Hall. The Clifton School of Music presents a concert May 25 at the Odeon featuring Olga Staps Rose Young Cora Bohan Elizabeth Grisby Lillian Huber Adele Angert Victoria Meister Edith Mueller Rose Meyers Mrs Hornberger Yacob Fisgus and Fred Langhorst from H C Lerch voice class.
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H. C. Lerch
Clifton School of Music
Odeon
Olga
Staps
Rose Young
Cora Bohan
Elizabeth Grisby
Lillian Huber
Adele Angert
Victoria Meister
Edith Mueller
Rose Meyers
Mrs. Hornberger
Yacob Fisgus
Fred Langhorst
Anniversary Mass for Rev Runnebaum at Holy Trinity
Mr Leo S Thuis plans a Sunday May 24 programme at Holy Trinity Church for Rev A F Runnebaum twenty fifth priest anniversary. The male choir will perform Gounod Second Solemn Mass and the Benedictus from Gounod St Caecilia Mass arranged for male voices. An evening reception at the school hall will follow a short choir programme.
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Leo S. Thuis
Holy Trinity Church
F. Runnebaum
Gounod
St. Caecilia
Thuis
Evening of Italian Music by Tourists at Durst Home
The Tourists presented an Italian music evening for about 100 guests Tuesday May 12 at Mr and Mrs Sidney C Durst’s Summit avenue home in Price Hill. Mary Conrey soprano and Helen Hinkle mezzo soprano performed a varied program with Mr Durst at the piano including arias duets and songs by Bononcini Giordani Scarlatti Jomelli Bellini Rossini Boito Puccini Verdi Tosti.
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Sidney C. Durst
Summit Avenue
Price Hill
Mary Conrey
Helen Hinkle
Durst
Caracciolo
Griselda
Bononcini
Giordani
Scarlatti
Jomelli
Bellini
Rossini
Boito
Saturday Literary Club Open Meeting Highlights Readings and Music
The Saturday Literary Club held its annual open meeting yesterday afternoon at Mrs J S Hall Resor avenue Clifton. Mrs Laura L Aldrich read selections from Shakespeare s Macbeth and musical numbers were performed by Mrs William Winkelman Miss Valentine Jackson and Miss Lillian Kreimer.
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J. S. Hall
Resor. Avenue
Clifton
Laura L. Aldrich
William Winkleman
Valentine Jackson
Lillian Kreimer
Susan B Anthony Club to Meet at Linton Hotel Parlor
The Susan B Anthony Club will gather Tuesday afternoon in the Linton Hotel parlor. Mrs. Kate Trimble Woolsey will discuss Status of Women and Dr. Ellen C. Buttenwieser will read a paper followed by questions and discussion. Invitation extended to all interested.
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Susan B. Anthony Club
Linton Hotel
Kate Trimble Woolsey
Ellen C. Buttenwieser
Fortnightly Club Uses Child Study Theme
Mrs. C. L. Bartlett hosted the Fortnightly Club on a Wednesday afternoon. The program focused on Child Study with papers read by Mrs. Hornaday, Mrs. Fowler, Miss McBrair, and Mrs. Calloway.
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C. L. Bartlett
Hornaday
Young Women’s Christian Association Picnic Announced
The annual YWCA picnic will be held May 30 at Epworth Heights on the Miami River. Those wishing to go should register at the association building on East Eighth Street by May 28. Vacation Cottage, the YWCA summer home, opens to visitors after June 1.
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Young Womeen’s Christian Association
Epworth Heights
Miami River
Association
East Eighth Street
Herrison Advance Club Holds Year End Meeting
The Herrison Advance Club closed its year with Mrs. Ross Tracey and Mrs. Ed Kiefer assisting. The Programme Committee presented calendars for 1908 09. The Civic PEAY See Committee proposed a sewing class for children and other enterprises. Mrs. C F Bonham gave a bright and clear report.
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Herrison Advance Club
Ross Tracey
Ed Kiefer
C. F. Bonham
Social and club meetings recap with lectures and elections
The report covers a series of talks and readings including Nature Study as a Recreation and Spring Blossoms by Mrs. C. C. Coburn. Edith Converse recognized in a leaf contest. Harrison Round Table meetings discuss current events with guests and decisions to continue the topic next year. Cincinnati Woman's Art Club election results listed. June outdoor meeting planned at Mrs. Ida Holloway's Avondale residence.
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C. C. Coburn
R. A. Bowlby
Edith Converse
Harrison Round Table
Wall Street
Cincinnati Woman's Art Club
Woman's Club
Mercantile Library
Jamison
Ama Mendenhall
Dixie Selden
Lavina Perin Gray
Alice Danks
Virginia Thomas
Abbie Gray
Spencer
Fifteenth Cincinnati Art Museum Exhibition Opens May 23
The Cincinnati Art Museum hosts its fifteenth annual exhibition opening Saturday May 23 and running for one month. It features original American works not previously shown in Cincinnati across painting wood watercolor pastel sculpture pottery and related media. A jury of Frank Duv enick C J Barnhorn L H Méakin John Rettig Charles Svendsen and Miss Henrietta Wilson will judge.
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Cincinnati Art Museum
Cincinnati
Messrs
Frank Duvenick
C. J. Barnhorn
L. H. Méakin
John Rettig
Charles Svendsen
Henrietta Wilson
Debereiner Earns Special Recognition at Chicago Water Color Show
George Debereiner receives special recognition at the Chicago Water Color Association annual exhibition held at the Art Institute. His pastel titled Florence depicts a young girl seated in white attire.
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George Debereiner
Chicago Water Color Association
Art Institute of
Debereiner
Florence
Cincinnati Art Club Allows Private Exhibitions in Clubrooms
The Cincinnati Art Club approved a rule enabling individual members to hold private shows in the Harrison Building clubrooms. The first exhibitors are William A. McCord Frank J. Girardin and August Goeser whose show runs daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. through Tuesday May 2.
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Cincinnati Art Club
Harrison Building
Messrs
William A. McCord
Frank J. Girardin
August Goeser
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