Recital Highlights From Local Music PClasses And Lectures
A detailed program note covers Miss Tina Lerner’s virtuoso recital with a sonnet dedication from a London musician, a First Presbyterian Church quartet performance under Hoffmann, and Jung’s military band selections. It also cites Walter Damrosch praising serious music over popular works and Wagner’s enduring appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tina Lerner
First Presbyterian Church
East Fourth Street
Frederick J. Hoffmann
Ster
Cecile Chaminade to Perform at Grand Opera House
One of the season’s major concerts features Mme Cecile Chaminade at the Grand Opera House on November 12 the first matinee of the season. The French composer will perform only her own opus works assisted by Mlle Yvonne de St Andre and Ernest Groom both noted vocalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Cecile Chaminade
Grand Opera House
Mme. Chaminade
Cincinnati
America
Grand
Mlle
Yvonne de St. Andre
Ernest Groom
Russian pianist Josef Shevinne to tour America this season
Josef Shevinne, eminent Russian pianist, has arrived in the United States for a planned American tour this season. His engagements include a Thanksgiving evening performance in the ballroom of the Sinton Hotel in this city. Eta/Chapter of the Sinfonia Musical Fraternity will hold its first initiation of the season next Wednesday evening in its College of Music chapter rooms. The local chapter is rapidly developing into one of the strongest units in the national fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Damrosch
Music Hall
New York Symphony Orchestra
Wagner
Josef Shevinne
America
Thig ‘City
Sinton Hotel
Eta
Sinfonia Musical Fraternity
College of Music
College of Music Recitals Return This Saturday
The informal students recitals resume Saturday October 1 and will be held each Saturday at noon throughout the season. Students make their public debut before a discerning audience of fellow students and teachers, with the recitals open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
College of Music
Sight singing authority Gantvoort releases three part text set
Mr Gantvoort of the College of Music, famed for sight singing instruction, announces a three part text series Studies for the Acquisition of Sight-Singing. Book 1 Diatonic Studies is published and in use this week. Book 2 will cover interval studies and Book 3 harmonic and free studies. Willibald Lehman heads a large vocal class at the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gantyoort
College of Music
Gantrvoort
Lehmann Engaged to Lead Choir at Avondale Temple
A noted musician Lehmann is praised for choir training and is invited to teach at the Reading Road Avondale temple. Dr Bogen of the New York People's Choralion has engaged Lehmann to assist and conduct classes for a similar program in the local Jewish settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehmann
Chrn
New Temple
Reading Road
Avondale
Bogen
People’s Choralion
New York
Remarkable College of M Music Hall Concert Features
Visiting Masons praise the concert at Music Hall on Wednesday with an organ recital by Mrs. Lillian Arkell Rikford. The programme included Grand March and items by Wagner Lewis and Lemmens. Joseph O’Meara showcases novelties next Tuesday at the Odeon with a public readers recital including Longfellow Cole and Gilbert Parker works. Admission requires invitation cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of M
Music Hall
Lillian Arkell Rikford
Smith
Prssiona
Lewis
Pilgrims
Wagner
Wely
Lemmens
Joseph O'Meara
Odeon
O’meara
Robert of
Sicily
Longfellow-Cole
Louis Victor Saar
Lucy Scott
Gilbert Parker
The Cincinnati Trio to Perform at the Odeon Dates Dec 8 and Mar 2
The Cincinnati Trio Louis Victor Saar piano Adolph Hahn and Emil Knoepke bellist announce two evenings of ensemble at the Odeon December 8 and March 2. The trio members are noted for individual reputations as fine musicians and will present programs deemed superior in merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Louis Victor Saar
Adolph Hahn
Emil Knoepke
Odeon
Rth Speevenings
Frid Musical Club Announces 1908 09 Season
The Frid Musical Club re-enters in its seventeenth year since organization for the 1908-1909 season. A delightful afternoon program featured Mrs. Harry Pugh Miss Lottie Oeh Mrs. Wiederstein Miss Alma Fahrenbruck Mrs. F J Sacket vocalists Miss Stella Oeh Mrs. George Von Seggern violin Effie Smith reader and Elba Davies three year old daughter of Dr D J Davies performed piano selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frid Musical Club
Orpheus Club Plans Star Soloists and Mendelssohn Centenary
The Orpheus Club announces a February 1909 concert with Edmund A Jahn and Christine Miller as soloists and a April 15 recital featuring Miss Miller. Debuts by new artists follow a program honoring Mendelssohn with cantatas and arias. Norwood Musical Club opens its 1908 09 season October 27 with a varied program directed by Mrs. Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ncert
Edmund A.jahn
Bergrade
Christine Miller
eIn
Hall
Miss Miller
Cincinnati
Europe
Dresden
Berlin
Leipsic
Arthur Nickisch
The
Orpheus Club
Alfred G. Allen
P. P. Stanbery
H. A. de Camp
Harry Cohen
A. G. Cornelius
Anthony B. Dunlap
Robert Farbach
A. M. Larkin
Thomas M. Allen
Max H. Lowenstein
William Weldinger
Morris Wickersham
Sixth Annual Water Color Exhibition at PAFA
Notes of art and artists on committees of the Men’s Art Club preview the sixth annual watercolor exhibit at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts Philadelphia running from November 23 to December 28. George Debereiner will send works, and F Duveneck works on a large mural for Covington Cathedral depicting the crucifixion, old ceremonies, modern high mass, and a central panel with angels. completion hoped for this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
Philadelphia
George Debereiner
F Duveneck
Covington
Exhibition at Cincinnati Art Museum Showcases Academy Pupils
The Cincinnati Art Museum hosts its annual exhibition of select Art Academy pupils. On view are oil paintings in still life and portraits by Bairnsfather, Lieftuchter, Miss Wiley, Lockhart, Farlow, and Tracy, plus metalwork drawings by Miss Reis and many watercolors and pastels. A second special exhibit features Frederick S., Charles R., and Ella Condie Lamb with architectural designs, art glass window studies, and mural decoration studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Art Museum
Art Academy
Bairnsfather
Lieftuchter
Miss Wiley
Lockhart
Farlow
Tracy
Frederick 8
Charles R
Ella
Condie Lamb
Bequest to Museum Aids Emery Picture Collection
The will of J. J. Emery leaves 200000 dollars to the Museum for the purchase of works by famous artists to add to the Emery collection. Each new purchase must cost at least 2000 dollars. The Board hopes for a windfall to fund further building additions amid crowded displays and transient exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Emery
Emery
Board of Governors
Winter Art Club Names Officers and Committees
The Men’s Art Club outlines winter leadership including John Rettig as President and Matt A Daly as Vice President. It lists Finance Librarian Entertainment and Exhibition committees with numerous members and notes a large life class meeting on Tue Thu evenings and Sun mornings. The annual exhibition starts Thursday December 5 with an old fashioned Christmas party planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rettig
Matt A. Daly
Frank Wilmes
Augusta Goeser
Martin Rettig
A. O. Elzmer
Leon Lipert
M. EB. Moch
C. L. Harrison
Gustave Drach
A. M. Levy
C. IT. Webber
W. N. Brenner
August Goeser
Farny Begins Winter Work From Old Sketches
H F Farny resumes work after a quiet summer and revisits an antique study. He recently found a watercolor sketch from roughly fifteen years ago and has started a new painting inspired by it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Farny
Mr. Farny
Meakin Exhibition Plans Across Cities This Year
L H Meakin prepares summer works shown at Camden and the Adirondacks to be exhibited at the Art Museum in November. He travels to St Louis in November for the Society of Western Artists meeting where a jury selects works. The tour runs St Louis, Chicago, Pittsburg, Cincinnati and Indianapolis through April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Meakin
Camden
Adirondacks
Art Museum
Mr. Meakin
St. Louis
Society of Western Artists
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Rettig Season Yields Forty Watercolor and Oil Paintings
Mr and Mrs John Rettig returned from Marblehead Neck Mass where he spent two months and created over forty pictures in water color and oil. His Dutch scenes will be shown in a November exhibition. He donated a glass mosaic of the Madonna and a wax cast bas relief titled He Is Risen to Ursuline Sisters Academy on Oak Street and Readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rettig
Marblehead Neck
Mass
Rettig
Dramatic Art Notes Show First Public Recital
The Metropolitan College of Elocution and Dramatic Art under Miss Sophie M Hamant presents A Fairy Play in its first public recital. The Lyric Choral Society rehearses twice weekly with Mr Alfred Benton directing sessions Tuesdays at 3 and Wednesdays at 7 45. Rehearsals include Gluck Orpheus and new members are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan College of Elocution and Dramatic Art
Sophie M. Hamant
Lyric Choral Society
Alfred Benton
Gluck
Orpheus
Dramatic Art Society Presents Major Barbara at Grand Opera House
The Dramatic Art Society stages Bernard Shaw satire Major Barbara at the Grand Opera House on Friday afternoon December 11 under Miss Mannheimer. Cast includes May Herbert Lillian Deremo Anne Shaw Elsa Schnewind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Dramatic Art Society
Bernard Shaw
Major Barbara
America
Grand Opera House
Miss Mannheimer
May Herbert
Lillian Deremo
Anne Shaw
Elsa Schnewind
Society Notes Highlight Diverse Local Social Scene
Miss Pope visits and multiple social events fill a Cameron Avenue week in Columbus. Miss Grace Roney wed Howard Lawrence in a Methodist ceremony with family and out-of-town guests from Middletown and Louisville. The culture circle, bridge and euchre clubs meet, weddings, receptions, and travel plans populate the social calendar with numerous local hosts, guests, and hostess duties.
Hyde Park Social Figures Quietly Entertain and Move
Hyde Park notices list invitations for a card party and a five hundred game on Wednesday afternoon October 28. Residents relocate with Mr. and Mrs. Renner returning to Mooney Avenue after summer at the seashore and Tower Hill. Danks family moves to California from Erie Avenue. Visitors include Harry Clark of New York City staying with the Alberts on Observatory Avenue. Ada Seymour hosts Luncheon Club with Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Todd, Mrs. Griggs, Miss Emma Harff, Miss Ayda Seymour, and Ada Seymour. Miss Alice Reinhart travels West for extended visits. Miss Ella Weinheimer plans months in Los Angeles. Miss Westher Diss hosts in honor of Miss Edna Hays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Ginter
Edwards Road
George Winter
H. Clay Renner
Mooney Avenue
Seashore
Tower Hill
Little Miami
Danks
Erie Avenue
California
Harry Clark
New York City
Albert Clark
Observatory Avenue
A. G. Hiller
Chicago
Ada Seymour
Madison Road
Robert Stewart
Covington
Horace Todd
Hartwell
Griggs
Dayton
Emma Harff
Andrew Foppe
Walnut Hills
Celeste Seymour
Alice Reinhart
Ella Weinheimer
Los Angeles
Cal
Wsther Diss
Edna Hays
Barbara the Major Leads Salvation Army Play Namesake
In a stage piece centered on Barbara a Major in the Salvation Army Elsa Wberhardt Danesi Matthews Arthur Welling Frederick Stickle Ben Slater LaMaster Howard Wysong Walter Robison Edward Sussdorf Leland Merton Albert Hills and John E Bott are listed among cast members and namesake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsa Wberhardt
Danesi Matthews
Arthur Welling
Frederick Stickle
Ben Slater LaMaster
Howard Wysong
Walter Robison
Edward Sussdorf
Leland Merton
Albert Hills
John E. Bott
Barbara
Salvation Army
Dramatic Club Presents Two Plays at Jewish Settlement
The C S Dramatic Club will present Op O Me Thumb and A Russian Honeymoon at the Jewish Settlement Sunday evening, as part of the educational uplift movement inaugurated by Superintendent Dr Bogen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Dramatic Club
Bogen
Clergy Study Elocution At College of Music
The Department of Elocution at the College of Music attracts many local clergy. Mr O Meara is currently teaching a large class to them as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Music
O'Meara
O'Meara to Lead Modern Comedy Drama at the Odeon
In the near future Mr. O'Meara will present some of his pupils in a brilliant high class modern comedy drama at the Odeon. A feature of the production will be Mr. O'Meara appearing in the leading role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. O'Meara
Odeon
Elocution Class at College Sees Large Enrollment
The children's elocution class directed by Bertha Topp has begun with a sizable enrollment under the supervision of Mr. O'Meara whose instructional methods are being used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Topp
O'Meara
Terrace Park Visits Leave Familiar Faces Shifting Social Ties
In Terrace Park last Sunday a string of visitors and guests circulated among local families. Owenton residents Mrs Bettie T Du Val and Mr J T Orr with daughter visited friends, while Irwin Rauscher from the city was hosted by cousins Pearl Helen and Amy Brelling. Adolph Lotze with Ernestine Lotze shared time with Mrs Rachael A Corey, and William KE Ryan and family enjoyed a reunion with relatives in Norwood O. Grand Rapids native Cora E Bennett is visiting Mrs Charles A Meyers and family, as Willard Corey of Walnut Hills stayed with Mrs Corey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettie T. du Val
Owenton
J. T. Orr
Newport
Pearl
Helen
Amy Brelling
Irwin Rauscher
City
Adolph’ Lotze
Ernestine Lotze
Rachael A. Corey
William KE. Ryan
Norwood, O
Cora E. Bennett
Grand Rapids, Mich
Charles A. Meyers
Willard Corey
Walnut Hills
Westwood Social Roundup Sees Local Travels and Events
Mr and Mrs Harris and daughter return to Rising Sun Ind after visiting Mr and Mrs George Guckenberger. Miss Juliet Laws returns from Port Washington R I. Mr and Mrs Boyer go home to Mt Carmel N D after visiting Mrs F D Ratterman and family. Mrs H W Kreuzberg hosts Ladies Card Club. Mrs Alfred Nippert hosts Art Club. Mr and Mrs George C Witt spent a week in Chicago. Mrs William R Meyer hosts luncheon at her new home McKinley and Harrison avenues with attendees including Mrs Charles Puchta Mrs William Pfeffer Miss Emma Dates Miss Ida Niehaus Mrs E F Hollenbeck Mrs J Kaufman Mrs Joseph Geis Mrs H Hogberg Mrs H Waltheman and Mrs William Knesmuller.
Milligans plan Linwood flat move after Tusculum stay
Local notices recount Will and Milligan moving to a Linwood flat after a summer with Mrs Greenwald on Tusculum Heights. Social events include Bridge Whist Club hosting, Ladies’ Aid Society meeting, and upcoming church-sale and cake sale plans for November 19 and 20. A luncheon honored Miss Lorena Walker prior to her wedding to Neal Rogers on October 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Milligan
Linwood
William Maddux
A. M. Countryman
Harry Frazer
Countryman
Eastern Avenue
Lorena Walker
Neal Rogers
William Bell Pierce
Covington
Miss Walker
Hattie Melvin
Round Robin Cook Club
Henry Spilman
Sidney, C
Clint Spilman
Kinsey and friends host gatherings across Stacy and Bevis
EVANSTON residents share news of relocations and social visits. Mr. and Mrs. Kinsey move to Stacey avenue from Walnut Hills. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Allison Stuart of Galesburg, Mich, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Van Vleet of Milford. Mrs. Rubey on Bevis avenue hosts a Friday afternoon party. Several local dames attend euchre night with a large guest list. Millie Niehaus wins first prize, Hahn second, Helen Berkley third, and Mr. King takes the gentleman’s prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Kinsey
Walnut Hills
Stacey Avenue
Allison Stuart
Galesburg
Mich
A. van Vleet
Milford
Rubey
Bevis Avenue
F. W. Schaefer
Duck Creek Road
Ada Northcott
City
George Walker, Jr
Tollewild Avenue
Deadman
F. C. Harruot
New Orleans
J. Pfiester
Hudson Avenue
Brach
King
Hahn
Diserens
Hoffman
Hintermeyer
Schaefer
Schall
Clara Harmon
Minnie Brach
Millie Niehaus
Alma Cook
Elsie Cook
Halen +Berkley
Carrie’ Schall
Hilda Schaefer
Margaret Brach
Marie Runkel
Gertrude Brach
Flora’ Reinboldt
Florence Brach
Marie Brach
Paul Smyth
Marvin King
Fred Walker
Lindsay Smyth
Harry Frerking
Carl Reinboldt
Mrs. Hahn
Helen Berkley
Mr. King
Social guests and Monday Class entertainment at Glendale
Glendale hosted Mr. and Mrs. Moon with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Berry as hosts. The Monday Class met with Miss Jane Kinmont presenting papers on Theory of Dramatic Literature by Eugenia F. Shepherd and History of Dramatic Literature by Mary S. Evans. Attendees included Mrs. Sapp of Mt. Vernon, Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland, and others such as Mrs. Sears, Mrs. Harry Stevenson of Bloomington, and Miss Ellen Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lida Thomson
Louise Thomson
Margaret Johnston
Mary Johnston
Messrs
Erastus Allen
Fred Shepherd
Sterrett Thomson
John Starr
Samuel Thompson
Stewart Thompson
Melvin Southworth
Moon
Thomas Berry
Jane Kinmont
Eugenia F. Shepherd
Mary 8. Evans
Hannah 8. Allen
Sapp
Mt. Vernon
William Allen
Cleveland
Hartwell Social Notes and Upcoming Weddings
Hartwell society items list gatherings hosted by Miss Mae Burbank in Park Avenue and Miss Helen Merrell hosting the Icieno Club. Other groups met on Woodbine and Section avenues with guests including Miss Wiltsee, Miss Raine, Mrs. Gorman, and Hiram De Camp. Notices mention the marriage of Albert Gates and Knapp of Walnut Hills and visits by artist Joseph De Camp en route to Washington to paint Roosevelt portrait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Burbank
Park Avenue
Young Ladies’ Social Club
Anne Wiltsee
Helen Merrell
Frances Myers
Faye Waldron
Stella McIntyre
Willa Blackburn
Mary Steele
Herbert Hanscomb
Icieno Club
Marie Raine
Margaret Raine
Cora Sens
Gertrude Malloy
Mary Legler
Marian Weighell
Serena Allan
Laura
Edna Slack
Woodbine Avenue
Robert Christopher
Florence Kerr
Anna Barnard
Gertrude Nunn
Rosina Bumpus
Edna Caddy
Ethel Caddy
Freddie Ferry
May Boston
Geraldine Campbell
Dora Taylor
Winifred Couch
Marie Couch
Miss Locke
Miss Atkins
Albert Gates
Miss Knapp
Walnut Hills
Joseph de Camp
Boston
Mass
Washington, D. C
President Roosevelt
Harvard College
Hiram A. DeCamp
North Crescent Avenue
Lucy Wilson
Bridge Whist Club
Section Avenue
Frank M. Gorman
Hiram A. de Camp
John Quine
John C. Moore, Jr
Edward Hubbard
Frank Harder
Clifford F. Kern
J. P. Stagg
Ruth Bittle
Louis Conner
Fred Tyler
A. T. Welsh
Robert Hodges
Toledo
Five Hundred Club
Clemens Hawkins
William Bittle
Charles Hedrick
Grace Wick
Joe Yancey
Bettie Yancey
Mayslick, Ky
Shotwell H. Roff
Gention Avenue
Highlands Social Roundup At Altamont and Nearby Visits
Mrs Joseph A Cloud hosted a dinner and euchre at the Altamont on Tuesday. Miss Julia Price of Northern Ohio was guest last week of Miss Mayme Ryan. Mr and Mrs John Storrs departed Tuesday for an extended Southern trip. Mr and Mrs Alfred Voige have returned from their bridal trip and settled in their flat on Ohio avenue. Miss Emma Kennan hosted the Standard Bearers Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs James Ware returned from a short stay in Butler Kentucky where they visited Mrs C G Ellis. Mr W F Core entertains his mother Mrs Core in Lincoln Illinois. Mrs Hattie Smith visiting Indianapolis. Tri Deltas hosted dinner and social at the Altamont with several new members initiated. Mrs W M F Burns left for Zanesville Ohio. George B Jennings convalescent after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pope
Eve
William E. ‘Hutton
Jennie Pope Meader
Grand Rapids
Mich
Culture Club
Percy Hope
Cameron Avenue
Powell
Jefferson Avenue
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
E. Nelson High
New York
Columbus
Winona Poage
Sewing Club
Norma Faussett
Beatrice Tompkins
Anna Rogers
Ruth Garver
Ruth Christie
Dollie Curren
Helen Grover
Merle James
Miss Poage
Mandlove
Five Hundred Club
W. H. Fridman
Robert B. Poage
Middletown
Miss Sharpe
Herbert Charls
James L. Roney
Ashland Avenue
Lawrence
Louisville
James Lawrence
William Lawrence
Sullivan
Garrett Martin
Moore's Hill College
Georgiana Hildenbrand
R. White
Colorado Springs
J. S. Sowers
F. M. Rains
S. J. Corey
G. N. de Vou
Dayton
C. A. Dodson
Chicago, Ill
W. C. Hattersley
Islane Avenue
Robert Cubberly
R. C. Cubberly
Clermont County
Ohio
William Nagel
California
Grace Brinkley
Orville
Cal
Joseph A. Cloud
Altamont
Julia Price
Mayme Ryan
Newman Avenue
John Storrs
Alfred Voige
Mary Muhlmatt
Ohio Avenue
Emma Kennan
James Ware
Butler
C. G. Ellis
W. F. Core
Fremont Avenue
Core
Lincoln, Ill
Hattie Smith
Indianapolis
Tri Deltas
W. M. F. Burns
Zanesville
O. George B. Jennings
Parish Aid Bazaar at Town Hall Friday October 30
Grace Episcopal Parish Aid Society plans a hand kerchief bazaar at Town Hall on Friday October 30 with a hot supper served at 6. Guests at Helen Wilds card party for Mrs. Follansbee included Edith McCrea, Rammelsburg, Hazel Cairns, Agnes Anderson, Emerson, Walter Randall, Frank Bowmen, Edna Wooley, Lillian Wild, Follansbee, and Alice Houston. Alice Wild hosted for Mrs. Follansbee with guests Edith McCrea, Agnes Anderson, Helen and Lillian Wild, and Miss Emerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
Helen Wild
Follawsbee
Edith McCrea
Rammelsburg
Hazel Cairns
Agnes Anderson
Emerson
Walter Randall
Frank Bowman
Edna Wooley
Lillian Wild
Follansbee
Alice Houston
Miss Waters
Roosevelt talk in Wyoming society meeting report
Mrs William Connor visits West Virginia. Society of Letters met with Mrs George Bhie. Reading on Roosevelt as Nature Lover and Observer by Miss March. Papers read by Mrs Boyden Kinney and Miss Jewett. Guests included Dr and Mrs Manning of Dayton and Mrs George Mathews. Cards event hosted by Mrs G B Fox with prizes to Miss Cora Pendery, Mrs Joe Jewett, and Mrs O C Williams. Additional attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Connor
Burns Avenue
West Virginia
Society of Letters
George Bhie
Roosevelt
Miss March
Boyden Kinney
Cora Pendery
Joe Jewett
O. C. Williams
John Fisk
James Stacey
Bachelor
LeRoy Brooks
Clayton Stearns
William Fahnestock
Townley
Emma. Miller
Jay Raymond
Roy Davis
Henry Miller
Estelle Pfaff
Pearl Evans
LeRoy Brooks, Jr
Edward Brooks
Harold Hewett
Viola Ryder
Alcorn
Social notes from the region recount visits and departures
Mrs. Rogers of Toledo visits daughter Mrs. Edward Brooks. Melville Ritchie and children visit relatives in Pleasant Ridge. Rev and Mrs Stanton entertain Mrs. Dixon Son and Mrs. Nutall of Philadelphia. Mrs H D Lutz visits relatives in Newark New Jersey. Mrs Henry Hill plans a trip to New York and Philadelphia. Dr and Mrs Gillespie return from Lexington. Mrs Howell of Mt Sterling Ky visits Mr and Mrs E O Fitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Rogers
Toledo
Edward Brooks
Melville Ritchie
Pleasant Ridge
Stanton
Dixon and Son
Nutall
Philadelphia
H. D. Lutz
Newark
N. J
Henry Hill
New York
Gillespie
Lexington
Howell
Mt. Sterling, Ky
E. O. Fitch
Bond Hill Hosts Irwin Steinkamp Birthday Party
Mrs Elizabeth Steinkamp entertained in honor of her son Irwins twenty-first birthday Saturday evening. Guests included Florence Heinikel Margaret Richardson Helen Adler Mary Hill Mary Rose Bess Blanche Broerman Laurine Steinkamp and others. Several local families visited relatives and guests at nearby towns during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Steinkamp
Irwin
Florence
Heinikel
Margaret Richardson
Helen Adler
Mary Hill
Mary Rose
Bess
Blanche Broerman
Laurine Steinkamp
William Thede
Tom Smith
Albert Rechtin
Roy Hornikel
Frank Briggs
Harry Bevis
Don White
Willis Mitchell
Curtis
Indiana
Beyer
Mt. Auburn
Edwin Tietig
Norma Young
Clifton
Stanley Jones
E. R. 11
Louise Dean
Wilmington
Bertha Hill
Ella Hill
John F. Adler
Fred
Thurman Earle
Xenia
Duckwall
Springfield
Alcorn
Gallipolis
Robert Alcorn
Harold Longley
Cyrus Longley
Camp Dennison
Hesse
Hartwell
Lawrenceburg Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Lawrenceburg social column details a string of visits and travel among residents and guests. Mrs. Thomas May returns from Holton Indiana while Ora Kinsinger enjoys a ten day vacation at French Lick. A double wedding takes place at the Manchester German Lutheran Church with Alma and Ida Busse uniting with George Steinmetz and Walter Renter. Many others host or visit relatives in Cincinnati Indianapolis and Kentucky communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas May
Walter Albright
Holton
Ind
Ora Kinsinger
French Lick Springs
Indiana
Emma Kimmel
George Knorr
Mollie Knorr
Aurora
J. D. Garrison
Summerville
John Eshman
Marion Holcraft
Cincinnati
W. T. Cusqaden
George Schneider
Mat Quinn
Louis Terrill
Boone County
William Roades
Henry Offrayest
Edna
Rockledge
Fla
Hiram H. Guard
Gretchen Guard
Oldenders
Louise Dexheimer
Indianapolis
Daniel H. Miller
Goldie
Manchester
Alma L. Busse
Ida A. Busse
William T. Busse
George P. Stein
Shelbyville
Greensburg
Dr. O
Jaquith
J. D. House
Or. M. Slater
R. T. Robinson
T. E. McCurdy
Hartwell, C
A. O. Meyers
Edward M. Enyart
Henry G. Kirsch
Connersville
Elihu Alden
Petersburg
Harry Blyth
Catherine Dickinson
Jessie E. Tuthill
Margaretta Andrews
Alice
Weisburg
Jesse Miller
Chicago
Howard Diehl
Social notes from Batavia highlight guest visits and upcoming wedding
Miss Clara Fringer of Lynchburg and Misses Emma and Elizabeth Leeds of Chicago visit Batavia as Miss Mary Robinson prepares for her wedding to Frank Homan. Guests include Mr T B Moreland and wife from Williamsburg, Mrs James Wiedman, and others. Locals travel to Columbus and New York while Miss Olive Moore of Madisonville receives attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Fringer
Lynchburg
Elizabeth
Emma Applegate
T. B. Moreland
Williamsburg
Jennie Corbin
Emma
Elizabeth Leeds
Chicago
Lillian Robinson
Mary Robinson
Frank Homan
James Wiedman
Ironton
James Hitch
Hugh T. Nichols
John Nichols
Mt. Washington
Jennie Penn
J. W. B. Spargar
Hillsboro
William Walker
Dayton
Elbert Glancy
Columbus
Grace Corbin
Wilmington,s
A W. Ashburn
Allen W. Ashburn, Jr
New York City
Dale Parrott
Washington, D. C
John A. Parrott
Olive Moore
Madisonville
Rowena Moore
Social Roundabout In MT Washington
In MT Washington, the Garretts and Mrs Alexander Jones of Amelia hosted guests, while William Pyickett and wife visited William Lytle on Wolf Avenue. Mrs Hezekiah Hawkins and Elizabeth Hawking visited Mrs Rebecca Kidd of Amelia, and Mrs William Pricket and Mrs Nancy Nelson entertained by Mrs James W Smith of Hamiet. Dr William Langdon and Mrs Elisabeth Ryland of Silverton were hosted, with Herbert Hern of Norfolk staying with relatives. William Lytle and family visited Albert Lytle of Mr Holly. Cora Arthur visited relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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