Drama League Convention in Cincinnati Draws National Figures
The sixteenth annual Drama League of America convention convenes in Cincinnati at the Hotel Gibson and nearby venues. Prominent speakers include Lorado Taft Harold Ehrensperger Barrett Clark Montrose Moses and Stuart Walker with prize plays The No Count Boy and Salvage staged at the Olympic Theatre. Sacramento
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Drama League of America
Drama League
League
Hotel Gibson
Cincinnati Center
Levi J. Burgess
New York
Dallas
Tex
Little Theater
Oliver Hinsdale
Hinsdale
Cincinnati
J. Louis Ransohoff
Olympic Faireater
Quidoh
Theodore B. Hinckley
Chicago
Pinckley
University of Chicago
Northwestern University
Mr. Hinckley
Dean Schneider
University
John R. Froome, Jr
America
Lorado Taft
League of America
Cincinnati Woman’s Club
Harold Ehrensperger
Harvard
George P. Baker
Europe
A. Starr Best
Evanston
Ill
Frank Chandler
University of Cincinnati
Thomas Wood Stevens
Goodman Theater Foundation
Chicago Art Institute
Art Theater
Stuart Walker
Cox Theater
Barrett Clark
Montrose Moses
Mr. Moses
Clark
Samu French
Gordon Davis
Davis
Leland Stanford University
California
R. C C. Hunter
Ohio Wesleyan University
Co. M. Wise
Missouri State Normal School
Taft
Rookwood Pottery
Cincinnati Woman's Club
Department of Literature
The
Woman's Club
J. M. Withrow
Little Theaters of America
Tt Holt
C. M. Wise
George Junkin
Rudolph Wurlitzer
Stuart-Walker Stock Company
Symphony season to omit auction sales and list subscribers
The orchestra plans to sell seats at box office with no premiums and to keep subscriber names on file. The season opens October 23 24 with a series of concerts through April 24. Guest conductors include Toscanini with several programs and a Glendale College recital showcases to follow.
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Symphony
Orchestra Association
Toscanini
United States
Piano Pupils to Appear in Read's Conservatory Recital
Martin Read Jr of the Conservatory of Music piano faculty will present pupils from his class in a delightful program of piano selections featuring student solos and ensemble pieces.
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Martin Read, Jr
Conservatory of Music
Selet
Violin Recital Showcases Dawes Piece by Pupils
Robert Perutz of the Conservatory of Music will present his pupil Mitchell Humphreys in a Tuesday recital on May 26 featuring a composition by Charles Dawes, then Vice President of the United States. Dawes is noted in music circles as a composer.
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Robert Perutz
Conservatory of Music
Mitchell Humphreys
Charles Dawes
United States
Dawes
Perutz
Conservatory concert features a capella Russian choral pieces
John A Hoffmann of the Conservatory of Music plans a vocal recital Monday May 25 devoted to Russian music. The choir will perform demanding a capella works by Rachmaninoff Gretchaninoff Ippolito Ivanov and Tschaikovsky.
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John A. Hoffmann
Conservatory of Music
Rachmaninoff
Gretchaninoff
Ippolotoff-Ivanov
Tschaikovsky
Russia
Mr. Hoffmann
Helen Allinger Chosen Organist for Bethesda Hospital Exercises
Helen Allinger, pupil of Lillian Arkell Rixford at Cincinnati College of Music, is selected as organist for Bethesda Hospital commencement at First Presbyterian Church Walnut Hills on June 2, playing the new Skinner organ.
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Helen Allinger
Lillian Arkell Rixford
Cincinnati College of Music
Bethesda Hospital
First Presbyterian Church
Walnut Hills
Pianist Eleanor Wenning to Give College Recital
Eleanor Wenning daughter of Dr Wenning of Clifton and a graduate pupil of Dr Albino Gorno will be presented in recital at the college auditorium next Thursday evening May 28. She will be joined by Cleo Restor soprano a graduate from Signor Lino Mattioli's class.
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Berton Bradley
Little Playhouse Company
Little Playhouse
Kemper Lane
Patia Power
Eleanor Wenning
Wenning
Clifton
Albino Gorno
College
Cleo Restor
Signor
Lino Mattioli
Tise Huebner to headline Huntington concert season
Miss Huebner, concert pianist and College of Music teacher, will perform for the Woman's Music Club of Huntington on May 29. She has arranged for Quincy Bass, a leading pupil, to appear in a musicale on May 28 at Sandmans Beuhring Music Studio in Huntington. On June 9, Miss Huébner will accompany further engagements.
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Tise Huebner
College of Music
Woman's Music Club of
Huntington
W. Vai
Miss Huebner
Quincy Bass
Sandmans- Beuhring
Miss Huébner
Club notes and veterans group chapters organize events
Women of the Fortnightly Peggy Club Sayler Park host the Western Hills Federated Clubs meeting at Delhi Methodist Church on Wednesday. Mrs Ida McKinley Tent No 75 Daughters of Veterans opens a Newport Kentucky tent with five flags and a Bible. officers listed include Elsie W Clore Mary Seither Mildred Spencer Ruth M Spencer Clara Kline Josephine Seither Pearl Hoek and Susie Kalfrat.
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Reading
Peggy
Sayler Park
Western Hills Federated Clubs
Delhi Methodist Church
Daughters of Veterans
Sayler Park Mothers' Club Hosts May Day at Fern Bank
May day events were held by the Sayler Park Mothers' Club for Sayler Park Public School children at Fern Bank Golf Links. Girls carried garlands and boys bore flags in the celebration.
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Mothers’ Club
Sayler Park
Fernbank Golf Links
St. Rita Garden Club Sets Annual Meeting Time
The St. Rita Garden Club will hold its annual meeting on Wednesday at 2 oclock in St Rita School located near Canal Road and Lockland.
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St. Rita Garden Club
Vo St. Rita Garden Club
St. Rita School
Canal Road
Lockland
Covington Club Names State Officers At Henderson Convention
Covington Business Women's Club held its monthly meeting at Mrs. Harriet McDonald home. Anne Beach president and speakers Anne Beach Louise Stahe and Agnes Price spoke on the Henderson Kentucky convention where Sue Kinzer former Covington president was elected State President and Alice Fellows State Corresponding Secretary. Hyde Park Choral Circle ends season with meeting at Mrs. C A Radford Walnut Hills dwelling.
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Covington Business Women’s Club
Harriet McDonnald
Lonnie Brady
Anne Beach
Louise Stahe
Agnes Price
Henderson
Sue Kinzer
Covington Club
Alice Fellows
Hyde Park Choral Circle
Hyde
Norwood Club Holds Last Day at Coney Island Event
The Norwood Literary Club will hold its final meeting of the season on Thursday at Coney Island. Officers will be elected as part of the annual spring outing and activities.
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Norwood Literary Club
Heven
Coney Island
Closing program for Tuesday Club Knoxville recital dates
Dr Albino Gorno of Cincinnati College of Music will present advanced pupils in recital on June 3 and 5. On June 6 Pearl Kagan will give a graduate recital at the College of Music auditorium in Knoxville Tennessee.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Albino Gorno
Cincinnati College of Music
Pearl Kagan
College of Music
College Music recital by Durst students set for June six
Sidney C. Durst principal of the theory and composition department will present advanced pupils in a recital of original compositions on June 6 at the college auditorium.
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Sidney C. Durst
The
College of Music
Alumni concert by Gorno Knox and Houston on May 28
Romeo Gorno the pianist will headline a concert for Sisters of Mercy Academy alumni on Freeman avenue assisted by William Morgan Knox violinist and Marie Houston soprano both graduates of the college the recital will be held on the evening of May 28 in the college music program.
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Romeo Gorno
College of Music
William Morgan Knox
Marie Houston
Sisters of Mercy Academy
Freeman Avenue
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Parks Hutchinson in Washington
Cincinnati friends mourn the death of Elizabeth Parks Hutchinson once an oratorio singer in New York who studied at Sterling College of Music. She served overseas for the YMCA in 1917 and 1918, later marrying Captain Henry Hutchinson of the Canadian YMCA. Funeral was held Monday at Highland Cemetery Covington.
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Elizabeth Parks
Hutchinson
Washington
New York
Sterling
The
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Sherwood Eddy
France
United States
Highland Cemetery
Covington
Cincinnati Benefit Concert Schedule With Lectures
The Cincinnati Exchange with Starr Chautauqua and Concert Lyceum presents 505 to 508 benevolent concerts under William and Mrs. Duning. May 27 features a 4 PM radio concert for shut ins with Rev. D A Greene as guest speaker. May 28 includes a 12:15 luncheon lecture and musicale and an 8:15 PM Oberammergau Passion show with Prof. Wrich Sorantin and Rev. Mr. Buerkle. Downing will recount his work with Anton Lang. The Hyde Park Music Club’s Choral Circle held a May 15 morning musicale at Mrs. C A Radford’s home.
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Starr Chautauqua and Concert Lyceum
William Duning
D. A. Greene
Cincinnati Exchange Club
Chamber of Commerce
Oberammergau
Wrich Sorantin
Cincinnati College of Music
Grace M. E. Church
Hamilton, O
Buerkle
Downing
Anton Lang
Hyde Park Music Club
Lees Hill club to close season with lunch at Westwood
Argus Club at Lees Hill will wrap its season with a Thursday luncheon at Philip I s in Westwood, followed by a business meeting and program.
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Argus Clu
Argus Icha
Lees Hill
Philip I’s
Westwood
Daughters of Veterans Set Initiation Ceremony
Mrs Abraham Lincoln Tent No 14 will hold an initiation ceremony tomorrow evening at 7 30 o clock Mrs C L Murphy president will be in charge
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Daughters of Veterans
Abraham Lincoln
C. L. Murphy
Cincinnati Business Women's Club Plans Cleveland Convention
The Cincinnati Business Women's Club and other Ohio professional women will gather in Cleveland on May 30 for the sixth annual convention. A banquet is planned with Olive Joy Wright as National Vice President presiding and Emma Dot Partridge visiting from New York to speak alongside Judge Florence E Alien of the Ohio Supreme Court on opportunities for service. The Cleveland club will host, with Miss Elizabeth Critchell leading reservations.
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Cincinnati Business Women’s Club
Professional Women of
Ohio
Cleveland
Cleveland Business Women's Club
Olive Joy Wright
Emma Dot Partridge
National Federation
New York
Florence E. Alien
Supreme Court of Ohio
Judge Allen
Cleveland Club
Elizabeth Critchell
Alma Beisse
Glee Club
Iss Grace Chapman
Parmesan
Anna Teasdale
Cincinnati League Schedules Telephonic Amplifier Demonstration
The Cincinnati League for the Hard of Hearing lists a Monday program for a Bell Telephone substation deal set from 10 a.m. to 12 noon and 2 to 5 p.m. Also noted are Miss Mithoefer’s lip reading classes at Woodward High School, Mrs Hoy’s class, a birthday party at the Florence lunchroom, a Sewing Circle, and lip reading practice.
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Cincinnati League
Cincinnati
Bell Telephone Company
Woman's City Club Upcoming Meetings and Event
The club lists Monday activities at 12 30 p m 2 30 p m Friendship Garden Circle. Tuesday 10 30 a m Legislative Committee. Wednesday 11 a m Ways and Means. Thursday 10 30 a m Membership 12 30 p m Public Welfare. Friday 10 30 a m Board of Directors. Saturday Decoration Day for Junior Workshop Theater children.
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Woman's City Club
Friendship Garden Circle
Ways and Means
Public Welfare Committee
Board of Directors
Junior Workshop Theater
Girl Reserves Bazaar and Club Activities Report
The Ideal Workers' Club of Girl Reserves at the YWCA plans a bazaar and bake sale at the central association on Friday with the Gross Orchestra providing music. Proceeds will go toward the world fellowship pledge. Hyde Park Girls Reserves held a service Monday and have donated toys to the Children's Hospital. Woodwards Club, chaperoned by Mrs. John H. Skaviem, will picnic in Burnet Woods Thursday afternoon. A garden fete is scheduled for June 6 at the central association. Walnut M E Church Girl Reserve Clubs hosted a mothers' dinner and play last Friday night.
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Ideal Workers’ Club
Central Association
World Fellowship
Hyde Park Girls Reserves
Children’s Hospital
John H. Skaviem
Woodwards Club
Burnet Woods
Walnut M. E. Church
Central Association Plans Conference Delegations
The Central Association and its girls groups arrange to send delegates to Girl Reserves conferences. West End Industrial Girls use proceeds from two Saturday concerts to fund the Frankfort conference. Norwood clubs pursue weekend funds. Esther Lamb will speak at the Virginia Women’s Council noon session. Helen Campbell’s gym classes plan a Burnet Woods picnic as fall classes start in October. Girl Scout News notes Helen Room to supervise badge examinations tomorrow at 4.
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Central Association
West End
Frankfort
Norwood
Esther Lamb
Virginia Asher Business Women's Council
C. S. Amidon
Helen Campbell
Burnet Woods
Girl Scout Merit Badges Awarded and Camp Activities Noted
The Cincinnati Girl Scout group announced merit badge achievements including journalist and home nurse badges led by Ruth Neely and the Red Cross. Badge recipients include Lucille Koeblin Ruth Webster Edith Kramer Jessie Smith Virginia Smith and Ethel Sander. Also noted are pathfinder badge awards and troop activities at Camp Procter with Troops 42 12 51 and 16 preparing for summer camp and Memorial Day events in Burnet Woods. Cap tains Lillian Roth Cowie Emily Corbett and Elizabeth Forbes lead various troops.
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Ruth Neely
Cincinnati
Lucille Koeblin
Ruth Webster
Edith Kramer
Jessie Smith
Virginia Smith
Ethel Sander
American Red Cross
Alesse Dunn
Zelda Blasberg
Mary Joyce
Grace Blasberg
Sara Drucker
Francesca Scowden
Lucille Smith
Caroline Taylor
Sylvia Panzer
Helen Koch
Elsa Wiesenthal
Clara Foltzer
Howard Wilson
Chamber of Commerce
Alesia Dunnith Kramer
Katherine Kouscheutzky
Betty Hornstein
Ethel Sanders
Camp Procter
Alice Hubbell
Eloise O Cardullo
Isabella Jennings
Violet Balastra
Northside
Lillian Roth Cowie
Emily Corbett
Lockland
Elizabeth Forbes
Burnet Woods
Camp Valley View
Scout
Y W C A Calendar Highlights
Calendar listings show a Monday board of directors special meeting at 10 30 a m World Fellowship Committee 5 15 p m and Girl Reserve Committee 2 15 p m Tuesday Religious Education Committee Health and Recreation Committee schedule unclear Wednesday A B C Club 2 80 p m Thursday Industrial Club supper 6 p m
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Girl Reserve Committee
Ms Health and Recreation Committee
A.m
Industrial Club
Dinner dance hosts in Mt Lookout and surrounding visits
Mrs James Duncan entertained six couples on Observatory road with a dinner dance for her daughter Ruth Duncan. Mrs Percy Williams from Huntington visiting Mrs Gordon Bennett. Mrs C Faxon visiting Mrs Robert McQuat in Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs F A Knowles returned from a three week motor trip west. Mrs George L Keler on Ault Park road hosted a Friday card party with six tables.
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James Duncan
Observatory Road
Ruth Duncan
Percy Williams
Huntington
W. Va
Mt. Lookout
Gordon Bennett
C. Faxon
Robert McQuat
Indianapolis
F. A. Knowles
West
George L. Keler
Ault Park Road
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