Musical testimonials and concerts in Cincinnati events
Interest grows for Joseph Schenke testimonial at Scottish Rite Cathedral next Wednesday before Europe trip. Cincinnati singers perform Lohengrin and Parsifal themes, duets, choruses, and a piano recital by George Schneider at 3631 Michigan Ave Hyde Park.
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Finale
Chorus rehearsals set for May Festival under Hartzell
The first chorus rehearsal for the May Festival season is at 7 43 p m Monday evening October 5 in Greenwood Hall at Sixth and Vine under director Alfred Hartzell. He leads during Van der Stucken's temporary absence. Repertoire includes Judas Maccabaeus Handel Missa Solemnis Beethoven and Piernes Children s Crusade. Applicants may audition September 30 October 2 at Greenwood Hall 7 to 8 p m and first two rehearsals 7 to 7 30 p m.
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Powell to debut in Cincinnati at Odeon recital
The College of Music schedules three invitation faculty recitals in October. Douglass Powell, barytone, makes his formal debut before the Cincinnati musical public in a song recital at the Odeon on Tuesday evening October 13. He is assisted by Emil Knoepke, cellist, and Sig Lino Mattioli at the piano.
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Barytone
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College Music Orchestra Holds First Rehearsal This Week
The College of Music orchestra will rehearse Thursday at 3 PM in the college hall. Any student of orchestral instruments who passes the conductor Leon's satisfaction is eligible for membership. The ladies chorus meets Wednesday at 3 PM with director Saar to review new applicants at 2 30 PM.
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Melologue Recitals by O'Meara and Saar Open Season
Joseph O'Meara reader and Louis Victor Saar pianist announce an all new melologue program at the Odeon on October 20 as part of the College of Music faculty series. They will perform Longfellow's King Robert of Sicily with Schumann's settings and two new ballads by Hebbel with Schumann music.
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Hedwig
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Pianist Adele Westfield and Emil Knoepke Evening at Odeon
Adele Westfield and Emil Knoepke present a piano and cello recital at the Odeon on October 27 featuring the Beethoven A major sonata, a set of cello novelties, and a G major sonata by Nicodé.
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Orpheus Club Installs New Directors and Officers
At the Orpheus Club board meeting new directors Thomas W. Allen A B Dunlap and R V Farbach were installed Alfred G Allen was elected President P B Stanberry Secretary and Treasurer H Cohen Librarian Harry Froehlich was named assistant accompanist to Sidney C Durst The first rehearsal of the season is set for Tuesday September 29 at 8 pm in Greenwood Hall Sixth and Vine Streets The organization enters its seventeenth season under director E W Glover with plans for a strong program services this summer
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Harry Froehlich
Sidney C. Durst
Greenwood Hall
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Vine Streets
E W. Glover
Monday Musical Club Opens 1908-09 Season Tomorrow
The Monday Musical Club resumes monthly meetings in Cable Hall at 2 30 PM. An optimistic season is anticipated with performances by Mrs William Winkleman, Mrs Harry Pugh, Mrs Hugh Miles, Miss Hulda Danziger, Miss Adonna Matthews, Miss Minetta Hinz, Miss Susie Poulnot, Miss Elinor Young, Miss Natalie Walton, Miss Josephine Runck, Mrs Robert Finch, and Mrs George Von Seggern.
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Natalie Walton
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Academy Stock Company to Hold Readings Tonight
The Academy Stock Company meets tomorrow at 8 for a reading rehearsal of a Henry Guy Carlton three act play directed by Adda B Young. Miss Julia Graham Collins opens a Louisville studio after success in Cincinnati. Miss Anna McConnell becomes Walton High School elocution instructor.
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Birmingham
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Indianapolis
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Cincinnati Women’s Clubs News and Monthly Notices
The Cincinnati Woman's Press Club opens its 1908-09 season with a meeting at the Odd Fellows Temple. Miss Alma Fick presides as Miss Sarah Haughton mourns her mother. program includes readings by Miss Watts and poems by several authors. Flower Mission reports September bouquets totaling 2025 for hospitals and homes. The State Woman's Suffrage Association meet in Columbus with Cincinnati delegates listed. Other club notes cover officers, upcoming meetings, and the October calendar. A science note on horse power and a reader’s language questions conclude this packed column.
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Alice Williams Brotherton
Amoretta Fitch
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Boston
General Federation of Women's Clubs
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Susan B. Anthony Club
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M. B. Roff
Margaret Reed
L. M. Reed
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Charles McLean
Flora McIvor Smith
Co. C. Smith
Reading Club Holds Session in Home City
The Woman's Fortnightly Reading Club met at the home of the Misses Price of Home City on September 23. Mrs Hornaday, the retiring President, presented a gavel to the club and surrendered leadership.
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Reading Club
Understanding steam engine power in horse power
The Bureau explains that horse power is a standard unit measuring power, defined as the ability to raise 33,000 pounds one foot in one minute. It reflects historical notions rather than a direct measure of a horse’s pulling strength.
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London
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