Mischakoff and Saidenberg to perform at Chicago Festival
Violinist Mischa Mischakoff and cellist Daniel Saidenberg, principal cellist of the Chicago Symphony, will headline the festival program. Mischakoff, a Rus sian born virtuoso with a career including Moscow Opera, New York and Philadelphia posts, now soloist and concertmaster with the Chicago Symphony. Saidenberg, an American native, studied in Paris and at the Paris Conservatory and has been under Stokowsky for four years.
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Mischa Mischakoff
Daniel Saidenberg
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Mr. Mischakoff
Russia
Korgeoff
Leopold Auer
Imperial Conservatory of Music
Petrograd
Conservatory
Anton Rubenstein
Nijni Nivorgorod
Volga
Mscow Opera Orchestra
Mischakoff
Philharmonic Orchestra
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
New York Symphony
Walter Damrosch
Philadelphia Symphony
Stokowsky
Chicago Symphony
Frederick Stock
Daniel Sandenberg
Andre Hekking
Paris Conservatory
America
Felix Salmond
Naumberg Foundation
New York City
Saidenberg
Undexy Stokowsky
Littell to Attend Iowa Political Science Meeting at Cedar Falls
Prof C F Littell vice president of the Iowa Political Science Assn will attend the third annual meeting at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls May 1 and 2 He will preside at the Friday afternoon round table on Administrative Areas A number of advanced Cornell students in political science will attend the meeting.
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C. F. Littell
Iowa Political Science Ass’n
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Round Table
Cornell
May Music Festival Highlights Josef Hofmann Fees
Josef Hofmann stands as a figure of wealth and influence with a long, high fee history. He commands top rates, yet offered a generous rate for Cornell while attracting nationwide attention for his festival appearance. He will play the same program as his recent New York recital.
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Josef Hofmann
Cornell
New York
America
Phi Beta Kappa Initiation Tuesday
Five members were initiated into the Phi Beta Kappa scholastic society Tuesday in the English room before dinner. Initiates were Harold Hagg James Nauman Albert Nelson Lloyd Rahn and Florence Young. Hazel Cory Vernon Messman and Marvin Wilson had been initiated last fall. Dr C F Littell was toastmaster with Ver non Messman and Miss Carrie Woodford and Miss Florence Young giving toasts.
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Phi Beta Kappa Scholastic Society
Harold Hagg
James Nauman
Albert Nelson
Lloyd Rahn
Florence Young
Hazel Cory
Vernon Messman
Marvin Wilson
C. F. Littell
Vernon
Messman
Phi Beta Kappa
Carrie Woodford
Evans of Chicago Radio Chaplain Speaks on Genesis
Rev John C Evans rector of St Chrysostoms and religious editor of the Chicago discusses Genesis from a sociological angle. He describes the book as modern with experiments on environment Cain religion punishment and nationalism, noting all fail and citing Abrahams life as the guiding example for a God conducted life.
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John C. Evans
St. Chrysostms Episcopal Church
The
Chicago
Cain
Mount Vernon High Enters Track Meet
Mount Vernon High enters the East Town Seven track meet at Anamosa with a balanced squad including Leo Beranek Robert Beranek Walter Burgess William Burgess Lester Coleman Roy Bowman Harlan Ellison Robert Hartenberger Morris Hull Harry Hogle Gaylord Neal Elmer Reid Richard West The preliminaries start at 10 a m and finals at 2 p m They face Anamosa Monticello Tipton University High West Branch and West Liberty Last year the Mount Vernon team posted a creditable showing and hopes to stay in the running with key point getters back in action.
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Mount Vernon High
Anamosa
Mount Vernon
Leo Beranek
Robert Beranek
Walter Burgess
William Burgess
Lester
Coleman
Roy Bowman
Harlan Ellison
Robert Hartenberger
Morris Hull
Harry Hogle
Gaylord Neal
Elmer Reid
Richard West
Monticello
Tipton
University High
West Branch
West Liberty
Cement Mix Experiments Show Curing Weaknesses and Strength
Arthur Rouse and Phillip Switzer test cement mixes using briquettes in various cures to compare strength. They find water curing boosts strength, richer mixes outperform lean ones, and dry batches can exceed very wet ones. Tests run from 24 hours to 36 days with failure at 15 to 380 psi.
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Arthur Rouse
Phillip Switzer
Faculty Receives 1931 Senior Class
Seniors are welcomed by the faculty in a farewell reception at the social center. A short program followed by refreshments ends with light desserts. Hazel Cory Burton O Connor Dr W E Slaght Ruth Fosha and Raymond Kreiner performed during the evening.
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Hazel Cory
Burton O’connor
W. E. Slaght
Ruth Fosha
Raymond Kreiner
Commencement Address Planned by Cornell Vice President
Dr. Frank Cole, Cornell vice president, will address 27 senior class members in the High School Auditorium on Thursday evening May 21. His speech is titled Beyond the Doors of the High School. The M V H S Alumni Association banquet will follow the exercises.
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Frank Cole
Cornell
M. V. H. S Alumni Association
Nominations For Men's Senate List Readied
On Tuesday morning nominations were announced for the Men's Senate with freshmen Fred Shadle and Phillip Putnam sophomores Newell Madison Art Crosby Paul Hickman and Lee Adamson juniors Maurice Rodges Kenneth Gray Lewis Hunter and Robert Hayes named. Elections are scheduled for Monday morning in the chapel.
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Senate
Fred Shadle
Phillip Putnam
Newell Madison
Art Crosby
Paul Hickman
Lee Adamson
Maurice Rodges
Kenneth Gray
Lewis Hunter
Robert Hayes
Chapel
Incident in St. Pauls Reveals Re Surgam Motto
Dr. Nicholas Knight notes in the Sunday School Messenger that after the 1666 Great Fire of London Sir Christopher Wren marked the site beneath the dome with a tombstone fragment bearing re surgam I shall rise again. A phoenix on the south porch pediment embodies immortality as the cathedral’s symbol.
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Nicholas Knight
Sunday School Messenger
St. Paul’s
London
Christopher Wren
Christopher
Committee on Year Book Holds Meeting
The committee on annuals met Tuesday evening to discuss a new method of refinancing next year's annual. Members include Miss Nama Lathe Mrs Parks Professor Roy Nelson Newell Madison Ashley Foard and Elwyn Mauck editor and business manager of the Royal Purple.
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Nama Lathe
Parks
Roy Nelson
Newell Madison
Ashley Foard
Elwyn Mauck
The
Royal Purple
Cornell Day Observed By Methodists In Upper Iowa
More than 50 Methodist churches in the Upper Iowa Conference will observe Cornell College Day this Sunday May 8 with college speakers and music groups providing morning services. Prof C V Jackson in charge of activities. Madrigal club to sing at Wyoming Sunday evening.
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Upper Iowa
Cornell College
C. V. Jackson
Bible Department
Cornell
Knight
Earlville
Culbertson
St. James
Cedar Rapids
Burgstahler
St. Paul’s
Herrick
Garrison
Nelson
Plainfield
McGaw
Prairie Chapel
Littell
Toledo
Beem
Walker
Slaght
Tipton
Keyes
Beth Wallis
Springville
Cole
Sheffield
Kelly
Parkersburg
Hutchinson
Low Moor
Chandler
Brandon
Anselm
Blairstown
Tull
Lisbon
Jackson
St. John’s
Davenport
Stancliff
Clarence
Madrigal Club
Wyoming
Mount Vernon
C. C. Tull
C. R. Keyes
Joe Griffin
Music Club Meeting Attended by Cornell Staff
Miss Ruth Pinkerton and Miss Helen Venn from the Cornell Conservatory of Music attended the Iowa Federation of Music Clubs meeting in Cedar Rapids this week. Pinkerton and Venn served as judges on Tuesday and Wednesday respectively.
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Ruth Pinkerton
Helen Venn
Cornell Conservatory of Music
Iowa Federation of Music Clubs
Cedar Rapids
Miss Pinkerton
Miss Venn
Brahms Requiem to be Presented by Cornell Orchestra
The Cornell Oratorio Society will perform Brahms Requiem on Saturday evening May 9 under Professor Harry W. Baltz. The piece, based on Bible and Apocrypha texts, carries no funeral Mass intent and is linked to Brahms’s sorrow over his mother and friend Robert Schumann. The work features soprano and baritone solos, with a large orchestra and choir, in a program paired with a major symphony.
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Cornell Oratorio Society
Harry W. Baltz
Brahms
Robert Schumann
Florence May
Schumann
Johanna
Gesellschaft der Musikfreunde
Vienna
Schubert
Cathedral of St. Peter
Bremen
Max Bruch
Mme. Schumann
Joseph Joachim
Gewandhaus
Leipzig
Carl Reinicke
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
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