Shriners Plan Social Event With Veterans Aid
Shriners on water wagon drawn by elephant ship as a wife and relative of a Spanish War veteran. light refreshments will be served. The auxiliary plans cooperation with Covington and Newport camps of the U S W Veterans. Twentieth Century Club to meet Tuesday May 26 at 2 30 p m at Mrs Anna Schieren bank 3550 Zumstein Hyde Park.
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Shriners
Elephant
Auxiliary
Covington
Newport
U.S. W
Twentieth Century Club
Anna Schierenbank
Zumstein Avenue
Hyde Park
Cincinnati Shriners
Chester Park
Lou
Martin
Browning Circle and Women’s Club Social Highlights
The Browning Study Circle plans a social afternoon hosted by Mrs. Samuel Taft on Morrison Avenue Clifton. J S Van Cleve spoke on The Religious and Ethical Teaching of Robert Browning. May meeting featured The Mound Builders. Nomination tickets named officers for June elections. Flag Day June 16 to be held at the Country Club. The Cincinnati Woman’s Club appointed delegates to the General Federation meeting in Boston with several alternates.
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Browning Study Circle
Samuel Taft
Morrison Avenue
Clifton
W. E. Lewis
Andrea del Sarto
J. S. van Cleve
Browning
Woman's Club
van Cleve
Robert Browning
Dickore
D. A R
Cincinnati
J. A. Bechtel
J. Murdock
H. H. Peck
W. W. Glen
C. A. Pauly
Cincinnati Woman's Club
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Boston
McLean Blair
Mary Young Allison
William Christie Herron
James C. Erns
H. Belle Whitaker
D. L. Murray
H. Thane Miller
A. L. Whitaker
Emma Louise Parry
Charles H. Stephens
Education Club hears varied program on educators
The Woman's Club Department of Education held a Tuesday afternoon session with Chairman Mrs Frederick Tuttle presiding. Speakers included Mrs Lawrence Maxwell Jr on the mother’s home influence, Miss Weihl on drama as educator, Mrs Guy Mallon on children’s educational impact, and Mrs William Cooder on travel as educator. Coffee followed.
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Department of Education
Woman’s Club
Frederick Tuttle
Lawrence Maxwell, Jr
Weihl
Guy Mallon
William Cooder
Alexander Hazen
Urch
Cincinnati Woman's Press Club Plans June Programme
The Cincinnati Woman's Press Club, twenty years old this June, hosts a June 6 program featuring an inaugural address by President Miss Sara Haughton, Eva Best's Easter Lilies, prose and verse reading by Amoretta Fitch, and a Aufwiedersehen poem by Alice Williams Brotherton. Sue W. Spillman named alternate delegate to the Boston biennial convention.
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Cincinnati Woman's Press Club
Ohio
Sara Haughton
Eva Best
Dayton
Amoretta Fitch
Alice "Williams Brotherton
Sue W. Spillman
Boston
Clio Club Hosts Lecture at Carnegie Library Walnut Hills
The Clio Club held guest day at Carnegie Library Walnut Hills with Miss E Fairweather presenting Art and Artists of France despite showers. Mesdames Stevenson Chiers and Leyman served a pink and white table of ices cakes and bonbons. The final meeting of the year is June 2 with Mrs Charles Dolle Mt Air.
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Clio Club
Carnegie Library
Walnut Hills
E. Fairweather
France
Mesdames Stevenson
Chiers
Leyman
Charles Dolle
Mt. Aair
Festival planned at Widows and Old Men's Home
The Widows and Old Men's Home on East McMillan street Walnut Hills will hold its annual festival next Thursday. Mrs Frank J Jones serves as general chair woman and Mrs Bayard Kilgour leads the children’s department. The event features a fancy table showcasing work by many elderly residents.
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Widows and Old Men's Home
McMillan Street
Walnut Hills
Thurly
Frank J. Jones
Bayard Kilgour
Susan B Anthony Club Meets at Linton Hotel
The Susan B Anthony Club met at the Linton Hotel Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Kate Trimble Woolsey addressed "The Needy of the Hour" and Dr Ellen Buttenwieser's "A Latter Day Problem" was discussed. The club plans to petition the Council to place drinking fountains on city streets.
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Linton Hotel
Kate Trimble
Woolsey
Ellen Buttenwieser
Norwood Club to Hold Annual Meeting Trip to Florence Ky
The Norwood Literary Club travels to Stringtown-on-the-Pike for its annual meeting on May 28. Special cars depart Mercantile Library at 10 a m and carriages follow. Dinner will be served in Florence Kentucky.
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Norwood Literary Club
Stringtown-on-the-Pike
Mercantile Library
Florence
Kentucky
Flower Mission pleads for donations to comfort sick
The Cincinnati Flower Mission appeals for fresh flowers to comfort the poor and sick in the city. Donations should be sent to Christ Church at 318 East Fourth Street before 10 o'clock each Thursday morning.
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Cincinnati
Harrison Advance Club year end reception attracts near hundred
The Harrison Advance Club held its annual season close reception Friday at Mrs. C. C. Coburn’s home. The event drew nearly 100 attendees, with green and white decor, music by Miss Matson and Miss Ingersol, and performances of piano and violin pieces from The Barne of Me and Dancall’s Sixth Aria.
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Harrison Advance Club
C. C. Coburn
Dancall
the Matson
Miss Immersol
Harrison Round Table Meets at Tebbs Home
The Harrison Round Table met Tuesday evening at Mr and Mrs George Tebbs home with Miss Edith Converse as leader. Topics covered include Russian Advance on Sweden England s Grab at the Kongo the Australian Rabbit Post creating a Merchant Navy By Subsidy. The next meeting will be with Mayor and Mrs Frank Bowler.
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Harrison Round Table
George Tebbs
Edith Converse
Sweden
H. O. Campbell
England
Thomas P. Pierce
Pierce
George B. Tebbs
Frank Bowler
Hawthorn Club Deliberates On Civic Topics At May Meeting
The Hawthorn Club met Tuesday May 19 at Carnegie Library Northside. Papers discussed included Municipal Ownership of Public Utilities by Mrs Cook Relation of Women to Municipal Reform by Mrs Seward and Social Responsibility to Children by Mrs Roberts. A paper on The Work of the Juvenile Court was read by Mrs Amoretta Fitch. Miss Raterman of the Audubon Society also spoke. Refreshments followed and the group adjourned to meet June 2 with Mrs Darnell. Guests included Mrs Fitch Miss Raterman Mrs Smith and Mrs Shastie.
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Hawthorn Club
Carnegie Library
Northside
Cook
Seward
Roberts
Amoretta Fitch
Raterman
Audubon Society
Darnell
Broadway
Fitch
Smith
Shastie
Annual meeting of General Association of Mothers' Clubs
The annual meeting will be held Thursday May 28 at 2 o'clock. The business session takes place at the Unitarian Church with a reception at the Cincinnati Kindergarten Training School at 6 Linton Street. Rev. G A Thayer will give an invocation followed by Rev. S C Ayres and greetings from Miss Laws. Guilford School children will perform songs. All interested in mothers' meetings are invited.
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General Association of Mothers’ Clubs
Unitarian Church
Cincinnati
Linton Street
The
G. A. Thayer
S. C. Ayres
Universalist Church
Miss Laws
Guilford School
Board of Directors to host informal reception at Beechwood Avenue home
The Home for Incurables board invites friends and patrons to an informal reception on May 26 from 3 to 6 PM at the Beechwood Avenue residence in East Walnut Hills. The Ohio Military Academy band will perform and a lawn drill is planned at 4 PM.
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Home For Incurables
Beechwood Avenue
East
Walnut Hills
Ohio Military Academy
Girls' Friendly Society to Meet in St Pauls Cathedral
About 450 members of the Girls' Friendly Society of the Diocese of Southern Ohio will hold an all day session Tuesday at St. Pauls Cathedral. A 10 30 a m business meeting and officer election precede addresses by Geraldine Gordon Frank H Nelson and Dykins at 2 p m. Mrs Charles H Kumler of Dayton will discuss Factory Welfare Work. Evening remarks will come from Miss Sibley of Detroit National Vice President.
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Girls’ Friendly Society
Diocese of
Southern Ohio
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Seventh
Plum Streets
Geraldine Gordon
Frank H. Nelson
Dykins
Charles H. Kumler
Dayton, C
Miss Sibley
Detroit
BE H L L Society to Meet in Avondale Residence
The newly organized BE H L L Society will convene at 3523 Reading Roads near Forest Avenue Avondale on Wednesday May 27 at 2 o'clock An important business session precedes a social meeting from 3 to 5 o'clock Hostesses are Mrs C W Coleman and Mrs W S Walker.
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BE. H. L. L. Society
G. W. Coleman
Reading Roads
Forest Avenue
Avondale
C. W. Coleman
W. S. Walker
Lawn fete at Bodmann Widows Home June 6
A lawn fete will be hosted at Bodmann Widows Home on Saturday June 6 with a musical programme and a sale of fancy and useful articles. Supper will be served from 6 to 8 o'clock.
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Bodmann
Anniversary Program by Women’s Auxiliary at Whittier Street
The Women’s Auxiliary to the Jewish Consumptives’ Relief Society marks its first anniversary with a musical and literary entertainment at Whittier Street Sabbath School Rooms on June 2 at 8 o’clock. Miss Ida Alexander directs the program with notable local talent assisting.
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Jewish Consumptives’ Relief Society
Whittier Street
Ida Alexander
Advance Club Ties Lecture and Music at New Library
The Advance Club of Northside will host a program in Hamilton avenue near Chase next Tuesday afternoon. Prof. J. E. Harry of the University will lecture on High Art and High Thinking, with music by Miss Pilaud and others from the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music.
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Advance Club
Northside
Hamilton Avenue
Chase
J. E. Harry
The
University
Miss Pilaud
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Saturday Liter Club Hosts Annual Guest Day in Clifton
The Saturday Liter Club marked its annual guest day on May 16 at Mrs. J S Hall’s Resor avenue Clifton home. The program featured violin and piano solos, vocal numbers, scenes from Macbeth, and a welcoming address by club president Miss Winifred Jones for forty plus guests.
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Liter Club
J. S. Hall
Resor Avenue
Clifton
Valentine Jacksonr
Hilda Froehlich
William Winkelman
Lillian Kreimer
Kreimer
Winifred Jones
George Allen
Charles. T. Wulff
D. Lindley Murray
Lois Jones
LaBoiteaux
Pell
Guntrum
Bunck
J. 8. Caldwell
George Baker
Elmer Allee
May Fearnley
Bessie Aldrich
Caroline Powell
Cary Literary Club Hosts May Meeting in Norwood
The Cary Literary Club of Norwood met on Saturday May 16 with Mrs. Harry Tschudy giving a piano solo After roll call Mrs Flood read a paper on James Lane Allens Country followed by Mrs Pierce The program ended with a paper on Art of James Lane Allen by Mrs Molloy The next meeting is set for Friday May 29 at Mrs Clay Rockwells home
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Cary Literary Club
Norwood
Harry Tschudy
Floral Avenue
South Norwood
Tschudy
Clay Rockwell
Milford Progress Club Studies Nature at Terrace Park
The Milford Progress Club met Thursday afternoon at Miss Annié Brown’s Terrace Park home to explore Nature. The program featured Miss Birdie Gatch on The New Earthy, Mrs. Laura Runyan on Burbank the Wizard, Miss Anna Hill singing, Mrs. Roserman presenting Nature Studies for Children, Miss Cena Gatch performing Maiden Maple Leaf, and Miss Velma Hodges singing. Hostess for May 28 was Mrs. E. C. Harding.
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Milford Progress Club
Annié Brown
Terrace Park
Birdie Gatch
Riverside Culture Club Meeting Set for Mrs Tarbell Home
The Riverside Culture Club holds its final meeting of the year at the residence of Mrs. D Tarbell in South Norwood tomorrow afternoon.
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Riverside Culture Club
D. §. Tarbell
South Norwood
Last Howe Club Meeting Set for May 27
The last regular meeting of the Julia Ward Howe Club will be held Wednesday May 27 at the home of Mrs David Davis 1911 Mentor avenue Norwood.
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Julia Ward Howe Club
David Davis
Mentor Avenue
Norwood
College Hill Progress Club Meets With Mrs Cairns
The College Hill Progress Club will meet with Mrs. Cairns tomorrow afternoon. The programme includes a musical program with a paper on Schubert by Miss Howe and a paper on Schumann by Mrs. Tremper plus vocal and instrumental selections by the two composers.
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College Hill
Y W C A Picnic Slated At Epworth Heights
The annual Y W C A picnic at Vacation Cottage Epworth Heights on the Little Miami River will be held Saturday May 30. Those planning to attend must register by May 28. The train departs Pennsylvania Station at 9 20 a m.
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Vacation Cottage
Epworth Heights
Little Miami River
Pennsylvania Station
Ladies' Auxiliary United Spanish War Veterans Meet in Covington
The muster in election and installation of permanent officers for the Covington Newport Ladies' Auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans will be held at the home of Department Commander Charles S. Lambert, 322 Russell Street Covington Tuesday evening May 26 at 7 45 oclock Charter members and prospective members with their male escorts or relatives are invited and expected to be present Qualification to membership requires relation to a veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the
United Spanish War Veterans
Covington and Newport
Charles
Lambert
Russellstreet
Covington
Auxiliary
King Rene's Daughter Presented at Wil dey Hall
The Metropolitan College of Elocution presents King Rene's Daughter in Wil dey Hall Odd Fellows Temple on Friday May 29 under Miss Mary 8 Neff. Cast includes Anna Kallmeyer Alma Ulmschneider Julia Helena Baxter Iolanthe and several others. A musical program by the Metropolitan College Orchestra directed by Mr Steaey Holmes accompanies the show.
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Metropolitan College of Elocution and Dramatic Art
Mary
Neff
King Rene
Wildey Hall
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Anna Kallmeyer
Count Tristan of
Iolanthe
Rene
Lucile Muhlberg
Martha Bertram
Francis Roberts
Vaucluse
Metropolitan College Orchestra
Steaey Holmes
New Publications in New York and Boston Lists
A catalog of recent books from various publishers with authors, prices, and illustrators. Entries note publishers including Dodge Publishing, Funk & Wagnalls, Doubleday, Maynard, and others, listing titles such as The Red Skull and The Religion of a Democrat along with formats and prices.
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Dodge Publishing Company
Fergus Hume
Charles Zueblin
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Mitchell Kennerly
Julius Chambers
Sewell Ford
Francis Vaux Wilson
Hubert Bland
John Lloyd
McClure Company
Bieance Stuart
Arthur Conan Doyle
van Zo Post
C. and
A. M. Williamson
Karl Anderson
California Without Change In New Pullman Sleeping Cars
Travel advertisement for wide vestibuled ordinary sleeping cars leaving Cincinnati every Tuesday at 6 p.m. via Louisville New Orleans Houston San Antonio El Paso and Los Angeles to San Francisco. Rates are half the regular sleeper price. Contact B. & O. 8.W. Illinois Central Southern Pacific or write C H Wiseman D P A Joseph Biggs D P A or W H Connor General Agent.
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New
Pullman
Cincinnati
Louisville
New Orleans
Houston
San Antonio
el Paso
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Ilinois Central Railroad
Southern Pacific
C. H. Wiseman
Joseph Biggs
W. H Connor
Tobacco tax receipts signal return to prosperity in April
Government figures show tobacco tax collections in April reached 4,142,079.62 dollars, improving from the prior year and suggesting a revival in output. Breakdown lists cigars and cigarettes taxed by weight, with totals around 4.28 million dollars for April 1908 versus 4.28 million the previous year’s peak.
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Internal Revenue
Night High School diplomas awarded at Music Hall
Commencement exercises for the Night High School occur Friday night May 29 at Music Hall. One hundred fifty six graduates from East and West schools in academic and commercial courses receive diplomas after years of study. Board president Dr S B hdaretis presides and will hand out diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
East School
Recitals by Mrs. William McAlpin and Students
Mrs. William McAlpin presents two recitals on June 3 and June 132 featuring selections from Tannhauser Martha Faust Ballo in Maschera Mefistofele Rigoletto Norma and Hansel and Gretel with costumes and scenery A character ensemble dance will accompany each performance This marks farewell appearances of Clara Schutler Birdie Asbury Jones Mary Magill Mabel Mason Frances Dietrich Lillian Britt Roland Smith Florentine Dietrich Arthur Fisher Stanley Young and Joseph Weiser who will join contracting companies with her.
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William McAlpin
Mrs. McAlpin
Clara Schutler
Birdie Asbury Jones
Mary Magill
Mabel Mason
Frances Dietrich
Lillian Britt
Roland Smith
Florentine Dietrich
Arthur Fisher
Stanley Young
Joseph Weiser
City Hall Notes on Granitoid Paving Recommendation
City Engineer Bundmaker reported after visits to Gary Chicago and Washington that granitoid paving should be adopted. The Service Board rejected Moran and Springmeier bid for Lyons street brick paving at 2.01 dollars per square yard as too high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bundmaker
Service Board
Gary
Chicago
Washington
Moran & Springmeier
Lyons Street
Fairfax Avenue Pavement Report Sparks Funding Debate
City Engineer Landmaker reported Fairfax avenue pavement in good condition and urged payment to contractors. Residents challenge the assessment saying the pavement does not meet specifications and call for review by the Service Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landmaker
Fairfax Avenue
Service Board
Recreation park offer questioned by Service Board president
President Laidlaw of the Service Board said the Ingalls offer for a Millcreek Bottoms recreation park was irregular in presentation and noted land values rose suddenly when cities seek it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laidlaw
Service Board
M. B. Ingalls
Millcreek Bottoms
City resurfacing urged to be funded by the city
Superintendent Shipley expressed support for resurfacing asphalt streets at city expense. He referenced the John Street case while outlining his position and urging municipal funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipley
John Street
Cure When Others Fail Consultation Free
Medical advertisement promises cure for blood poison ruptures varicose veins urethral obstructions skin diseases piles nervous debility vital weakness dyspepsia catarrh rheumatism rectal kidney and bladder diseases and all chronic nervous and urinary diseases of men with free consultation.
City Service Board Moves to Meter Elevators
The Service Board ordered that all hydraulic elevators be placed on a meter service by resolution from President Laidlaw. Member Weil opposed the action citing possible hardship for small storekeepers. The order will take effect sometime in the future as city officials consider resurfacing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laidlaw
Weil
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