Sleeping Princess ballet to be staged in Cincinnati
The Sleeping Princess ballet will be performed Thursday and Friday evenings at the Woman's Club on Oak Street. Miss Betty Gould choreographs and designs costumes for Beta Chapter of the Three Arts Club with patronesses listed. The program features religious dances in the first half and secular pieces in the second, with a cast of local dancers and guest soloists from the Cincinnati area.
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Woman's Club
Oak Street
Betty Gould
Beta
Three Arts Club
Robert 8. Resor
T. E. Houston
N. D. C. Hodges
Fletcher Langdon
F. M. ¥. Matthews
Caleb Shipley
Arthur H. Morse
Henry Urner
E. M. Galbraith
J. C. Pogue
Walter DeCamp
Elsa B. Hill
J. Bruce Langdon
Dawson Blackmore
Mark Brown
J. M. Richardson
Harris Hancock
Ida H. Hobhaway
Lillian A. Thayer
Anna Burkham
Edith Neff
Vera Helwig
the Hunter
Otes Eversman
Dolly
Womans Club
Laura Strubbe
Jonas Frenkel
M. G. Dumler
Geraldine Vito
Joseph Vito
Harriet Louise
Mary Eleanor Schaefer
Louise Katrina Foot
Mary Northup
Goble
Margaret Lotspeich
Betty Hommeyer
Mary Christine Ryan
Betty Brown
Music and Musicians Events Announced Across Regions
Mr. Charles Pearson of the Cincinnati Orchestra calls a meeting of the Auxiliary Committee at Hotel Linton on Tuesday May 19 at 3 30 PM. Miss Quinn prepares Liszt A major Concerto for college commencement under Dr Gorno. Mrs Lillian A Rixford reports Miss Lucille Bilers chosen as organist for the Stanford Christian Church dedication on May 3 and to open the Estey organ at Second Church of Christ Scientist Clifton on May 17.
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Cincinnati League of Women Voters
Alms Hotel
League
Agnes Hilton
Dayton
Robert ‘A. Taft
Wulff
Harry Vordenberg
Madisonville
Charles Pearson
Cincinnati Orchestra
Orchestra Association
Linton
Ladies’ Gallery
Lillian A. Rixford
College of Music
Lucille Bilers
New Christian Church
Stanford
Estey
Church of Christ, Scientist
Clifton
Evening With the Spirit of Music at Woodward High
The Woodward High School Piano Department presents An Evening With the Spirit of Music on Friday May 22 1925 at 8 p m. Woodward began the department in February 1915 as the first public school program of its kind in the United States. It remains the only Cincinnati high school offering this path with theory and technique lessons twice weekly for twenty cents weekly. Nearly a thousand students have joined since the start.
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Woodward High School
Woodward
United States
Cincinnati
Cantata by Dudley Buck at Lincoln Park Baptist Church
The Lincoln Park Baptist Church choir will present The Triumph of David on Sunday evening May 24 and broadcast the work from Station WSAI on Monday evening May 25. Soloists include Bessie Lee Grimmerson and Edith Gertrude Weaver with Edward Luebbe and Walter B. Brent among the tenors and basses, directed by David Davis with Grace Clauve Raine on piano.
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Lincoln Park Baptist Church
Freeman Avenue
Betts Street
Dudley Buck
WSAI
Bessie Lee Grimmersson
the Witch
Edith Gertrude Weaver
David
Edward Luebbe
Edward C. Klein
Saul
Barytone
Walter B. Brent
Samuel
Edwin A. Steinbeck
Carleton W. Atwater
Eva, Peale
Grace Clauve Raine
David Davis
Piano Recital by Hess Faculty Pupils at College Auditorium
On Saturday afternoon May 23 Howard Wentworth Hess of the College of Music faculty will present his piano pupils in recital at the college auditorium beginning.
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Howard Wentworth Hess
College of Music
Pupils of Mrs Lillian A Rixford Recital at College of Music
The organ class of Mrs Lillian A Rixford will perform a recital at the College of Music Auditorium on Monday evening in May. The event is open to the public.
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John Redhead Froome, Jr
The
College of Music
Lillian A. Rixford
Ruth Morris Concert at Notre Dame Academy Reading O
Ruth Morris, a talented young violinist and post graduate of Director Adolf Hahn, College of Music, will perform a concert at Notre Dame Academy in Reading Ohio on Tuesday afternoon May 19.
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Ruth Morris
Adolf Hahn
The
College of Music
Notre Dame Academy
Reading
recital by Giacinto Gorno pupils at College of Music
The class of Giacinto Gorno performs in an ensemble recital at the College of Music Auditorium on Wednesday evening May 20.
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Giacinto Gorno
College of Music
Choral Circle Hosts Miss Jessie Muller for May Meeting
The Hyde Park Music Club Choral Circle enjoyed a morning event on Friday May 8 with Miss Jessie Muller of 2843 St. Charles Place. A pleasant hour of singing preceded a luncheon hosted by Mrs. C A Radford of 2115 Fulton Avenue who will host the next meeting.
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Grace C. McConaha
Hyde Park Music Club
Martin Wold, Jr
A. F. Schell
George H. Cody
C. A. Radford
Jessie Muller
Hyde Park Country Club
St. Charles Place
Fulton Avenue
Benevolent Concerts Presented by Cincinnati Groups
The Cincinnati Exchange Club with Starr Lyceum and Cincinnati Settlement School present the 500th to 525th Benevolent Concerts directed by Mr. and Mrs. Duning at St. John’s Lutheran Church Richmond Indiana. Schedule includes a Covington Kentucky musical benefit at Emmanuel Church and a Cincinnati Exchange Club luncheon with lectures and performances.
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Cincinnati Exchange Club
Starr Lyceum
Cincinnati Settlement School of Music
Lillian Aldrich Thayer
Duning
Richmond
Ind
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Nicklas
Oberammergan
Erich Sorantin
Cincinnati College of Music
Covington
Emmanuel Church
R. Sleet
Idella Banker
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Olive Vail
Schuster-Martin School
William Duning
Fred Bruestle, Jr
George Duning
National Little Theater Tournament awards in New York
At Wallack's Theater in New York nineteen amateur groups showcased original plays for the Belasco Cup. Patricia Brown's Gloria Mundi won first prize. second went to The Yellow Triangle by George W. Sutton Jr. Other winners included Alfred Sutro's The Bracelet and Paul Green's No Count Boy from Dallas Little Theater.
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New York
Wallack’s
United States
Studio Theater of
Patricia Brown
Smith College
Chearabundie
New Rochelle
George W. Sutton, Jr
Paul Green
Players
Little Theater
Dallas
Tex
Phebe
Elfland
Pacific Coast
A Week of Dinners: Russian Inn and Diverse Company
The narrator recalls two dinners from the past week. One occurred in a small East Side Russian inn with cabbage bourkal and lamb skewers, amid a crowd of Slavic-looking patrons, candlelight, samovars, and balalaikas. The other dinner details are incomplete.
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Asia
Saturday Evening Post
Summer fashion hints for women shoes and white dresses
The article notes a summer trend toward pastel doeskin shoes paired with nude or matching stockings. White dominates shop windows with two piece crepe or knit dresses and embroidered gowns in white and black, with occasional blue or red accents on trims or linings.
Norwood Club Notes Executive Board Meeting Planned
The Norwood Federation Clubhouse arena will host an Executive Board meeting Tuesday at 7 30 PM at the President Mrs William Fridman s home. Clifton Parent-Teachers Association wraps up annual activities with officer slate and committee heads announced for next school year.
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Norwood Federation of Clubs
Norwood Federation
William Fridman
Clifton
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Clifton School Parent-Teachers’ Association
A. E. Sommer
A. G. Wulff
May Queen
J. Caldwell
R. B. Cox
W. C. Devereaux
W. Goyert
H. B. Hawley
H. B. Goyert
J. W. Wozencraft
L. Rose
Henry Wend
H. V. Henderson
G. A. Gray
R. Stevenson
A. T. Brown
F. Hoover
O. G. Farbach
Covington Club Plans Social Meeting at MacDonnald Home
The Covington Business and Professional Woman's Club schedules a social gathering tomorrow at Mrs. Hattie MacDonnald's home 406 Garrard Street. Members who attended last week's state convention at Henderson, Kentucky will outline the yearly activities drafted by state officers.
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Covington Business and Professional Woman’s Club
Hattie MacDonnald
Garrard Street
Henderson
City Club Calendar With Committee Meetings
The Women s City Club schedules Tuesday meetings at 1 P M Public Education and 2 P M Public Utilities with a public hearing on gas rate hikes. Wednesday includes Builds Committee at 528 East Fourth Street at 9 30 A M. Thursday features Motion Picture Committee at 11 A M and Public Welfare at noon. Friday offers Legislative Committee at 11 A M. Saturday holds a junior workshop class for children at 9 30 A M.
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Women’s City Club
East Fourth Street
Ursday
Public Welfare
Legislative
Norwood Education Society Sets Final Meeting
The Norwood Education Society will meet for the last time this season on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. W. R. Locke 4244 Floral avenue Norwood. Mrs. A. E. Broadston arranged the program with Mrs. W. E. Coleman Mrs. H. Kennedy and the pupils of Mrs. Annabell Bundy Thomas taking part.
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Norwood Education Society
W. R. Locke
Floral Avenue
Norwood
A. E. Broadston Ha
W. E. Coleman
H. Kennedy
Annabell Bundy Thomas
Women's Guild Cake Sale Announcement
The Women's Guild will host a cake sale. Funds raised will support guild activities and charitable programs in the community.
Guild of Clifton Presbyterian Church Sale At Fenton Shop
A church guild holds a sale at the Fenton Dry Cleaning Shop located at 308 Ludlow Avenue on Saturday. Proceeds will be used for the church building project.
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Clifton Presbyterian Church
Fenton Dry Cleaning
Ludlow Avenue
Cincinnati social meeting and Isabella degree conferral
The Cincinnati social gathering will be held tomorrow night. The Daughters of Isabella will confer the de gree on members initiated on April 20.
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Cincinnati
Isabella
Women in Fiction Lecture at Fernbank Club Meeting
At the Women's Fortnightly Reading Club gathering on a Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Wilkinson lectured on Women in Fiction at the home of Misses Mary and Laura Brice in Fernbank.
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Mary
Laura Brice
Fernbank
Sayler Park Kindergarten Club Presents A Mystery Review
The Sayler Park Kindergarten Club staged a play titled A Mystery Review in the school auditorium on the evening of 11e. Cast included Mrs Illiam Schmidt Mrs Robert Heitzman Mrs Clifford Mobberley Mrs Wilmer Welsh Mrs Wilder Mrs Arthur Colburn Mrs Robert Gray Mrs Ige Myers Mrs Roy Porter Mrs George Billingsly Mrs Clarence Yantcey Mrs An be Johnson Mrs Fred Widman and Mrs ammer.
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Sayler Park Kindergarten Club
Illiam Schmidt
Robert Heitzman
Clifford Mobberley
Wilmer Welsh
Wilder
Arthur Colburn
Robert Gray
Ige Myers
Roy Porter
George Billingsly
Clarence Yantcey
An Be Johnson
Fred Widman
Ammer
High School and Girl Reserve Conferences Set for Sagatuck
July and August conferences planned for high school and girl reserves at Sagatuck Michigan. Fundraising sale of cooked foods held yesterday at Piggly Wiggly on East McMillan Street. Clara Woodside, Walter Draper, and H E Caldwell to lead music for Cincinnati Christian Women’s Conservation Committee luncheon program at Church of the Covenant with J M Dolbey as speaker.
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J. M. Dolbey
Y’s Winks Club
Lockland
Canal Road
Hartwell
Epworth
Calendar Notes for Y W C A Activities
Monday membership at 10 30 a m Industrial Committee. Tuesday residence committee 10 30 a m Thursday publicity committees 10 a m Industrial Club supper 6 p m Friday Mothers and Daughters dinner Woodwards Club 6 p m Blue Bird Club 7 p m Circus Health Education Department 8 p m
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Industrial Club
Mothers’ and Daughters
Woodwards Club
Blue Bird Club
Health Education Department
Homeopathic League Meeting Set in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Woman's Homeopathic League will hold an all day gathering Tuesday at the home of Mrs Otto Stephan 4226 Hamilton Avenue.
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Homeopathic League
Cincinnati Woman’s Homeopathic League
Otto Stephan
Hamilton Avenue
Monday Lecture Club Summer Outing Planned
The Monday Lecture Club will hold its summer outing on May 25 at Maketewah Country Club.
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Monday Lecture Club
Maketewah
U D C Bazaar and Bakery Sale Planned in Fifth Street Store
The Storewall Jackson Chapter U D C will hold a bazaar and bakery sale in a Fifth street store in the Hotel Gibson on Saturday beginning at 11 o'clock. Mrs. J C Hosea and her committee will be in charge.
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Ue de
Storewall Jackson
Fifth Street
Gibson
J. C. Hosea
Price Hill History Club Meeting Hostess Event
Mrs. L. R. McMahon hosted the Price Hill History Club meeting on Wednesday, inviting members to discuss local heritage and upcoming archival projects. The gathering focused on neighborhood milestones and preserving Price Hill memories for future programs.
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Price Hill
Cincinnati Business Women's Club Elects Nominating Committee
The Cincinnati Business Women's Club elected Henrietta Gersman Anne McNeill Johnson Kate Resor Helen Keelor and Bertha Vanderbilt to the Nominating Committee with Miss Gersman as Chairman. Ten members will be voted for at the June Board of Directors meeting.
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Cincinnati
American Association of University Women
E. H. Ott
Alma Sauer DeArmond
Elizabeth Braumecker
Margaret Cross
Alice Faber
Florence Leonard
Edith Spicer
D. T. Davies
C. H. Allen
E. Gertrude Ayey
Sylvia Geisler
Robert Olesen
Frank Raschig
Josephine Simrall
Indianapolis
Glendale College
Ap Ite
Cincinnati Business Women’s Club
Henrietta Gersman
Anne McNeill Johnson
Kate Resor
Helen Keelor
Bertha Vanderbilt
Miss Gersman
Sophie Amant
Speakers’ Bureau
American Rolling Mill Company
Middletown
Marie McMorrow
Road of Remembrance
Sara A. Betts
Bessie E. Bevin
Wilmer Crawford
Elizabeth Dyer
Mary Guelich
Nellie H. Hudson
Clara Kelly
Alice McNamara
Ruth B. Mason
A Moriconi
Loretta M. Willenberg
Mabel Otting
Cleveland
Ages Critchell
Local Social Roundup in Fairview Heights
Miss Betty Herren hosted friends on Wednesday evening. Edna Vandeval plans May 11 marriage to M Sterner Anderson. Jolly Eight Euchre Club guests at Cheviot home of Mrs Kate Heydb. Mrs Clifford West and Mrs Peter Burg guests of Mrs Fred Brinkman. Carrie Miller visiting from Hamilton. Alice Funke and Alice Grimm as guests of Mrs A J Bryant. Alma Dauer hosted Girls Sewing Club on Thursday.
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Betty Herren
Anna Vandeval
Ravine
Straight Streets
Edna
M. Sterner Anderson
Marie Heyob
Lena Heyob
Essel
Mann
Kritchell
Davier
Swedeisky
Kate Heydb
Cheviot
Jolly Eight Euchre Club
Clifford West
Peter Burg
Fred Brinkman
Price Hill
Carrie Miller
Hamilton, O
Albert Krapp
Alice Funke
Alice Grimm
A. J. Bryant
Winton Place
Alma Dauer
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