Barnes Directs Warren Chorus Rehearsal At Philomel Club
Professor Barnes of Meadville directs Warren Community Chorus in a two hour rehearsal at the Philomel Club. Eighty five members worked with twenty six other western Pennsylvania choruses and discussed July plans for the Music Festival at Conneaut Lake including new works by Cadman and Kelly. Sheridan Baker announced a piano recital by Harold Triggs after the rehearsal, with a reception honoring Barnes and the next session scheduled for April 28 at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Hess Barnes
Meadville
Festival Chorus of
Middle East
Warren Community Chorus
Philomel Club
Conneaut Lake
Pennsylvania
Barnes
Temple of Music
Charles Wakefield Cadman
Festival Chorus
Prof. Barnes
Edgar Stillman Kelly
Piguin
Festival
Bernes
Warren
Plans for Future Activities At YWCA Board Meet
Directors of the YWCA gathered for the regular monthly meeting in the association building. Reports from religious education and membership highlighted Lent attendance and new member names. The committee announced summer camp plans, a Mother Daughter banquet on May 9, and a rummage clothing sale to support the community pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Rose Messner
W. F Bennett
Blanche Francis
Ahss
Florence Hill
J. A. Johnson
T. S. Donaldson
Oil Reserve Committee
Dean Amos
University of Pittsburgh
May Sth
Helen Pressel
Eugenia Kehr
Mary Louise Branch
Milliteen Kopf
Lindsey
House Committee
U. S. Rogers
Sacramento
West
Mexico
Warren
Rer
Frederick Adams
Dorothy Allen
Automobile Committee
Illustrated Conservatory Class Program Draws Large Audience
The Conservatory of Music filled to capacity last night for an illustrated class program directed by the vocal department. Prof Mooney spoke on the form and spirit of music, stressing life and inspiration over mere technique, with students Nancy Hitner, Martha Smith, Grace Sweeney, and others performing under noted accompanists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
Macney
Jane
Jamestown
Youngsville
Sheffield
Mooney
Prof. Mooney
Nancy Hitner
Martha Smith
Grace Sweeney
Hazel Rhodes
Bertha Erickson
Mayme Potter-Schreiber
Pauline Meeley
Isabel Buck-Lightner
Elaine Nelson
Paul T. Randall
Lilian Swanson
G. Walter Irwin
Charlotte Hall Lohnes
Lenora Stott
Florence Irwin
Mrs Hogan Named to Advisory Committee
Hazel Hogan of 618 Waterstreet has been elected president of the advisory committee on student government formed at the Buffalo City Hospital nurse training school. The group aims to promote patient welfare by aiding pupil nurses, improve working conditions, and assist hospital executives in instructional matters. Reception Thursday features new members confirmed Easter Sunday, part of Loyalty League program at First Lutheran Church with Ruth Hoagwall presenting the Echo and a social afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Hogan
Waterstreet
Buffalo City Hospital
Buffalo
N. Y
First Lutheran Church
Ruth Hoagwall
Engagement of Miss Brew Announced at Tea Bridge
At a Saturday tea at the Hotel Lawrence in Erie the engagement of Miss Helen Brew, daughter of Mr and Mrs John T Brew of Erie, and Othmar E Gredler of Glenwood Park Avenue Erie was announced. The wedding is set for June 6 at St Peters Cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Brew
Tea Bridge
Erie
Lawrence
Helen Brew
John T. Brew
Weat Tenth St
Othmar E. Gredier
John Gredier
Caroline Gredler
Glenwood Park Avenue
St. Peter's Cathedral
St Eric
Francea Cooney
East Street
Frank J. Clark
Irvine
John Cooney
Warren
Daniel Cooney
Warren County
Central High School
Immaculate Seminary
Washington, D. C
Jean Alden Walker
Liberty Street
Richard O’neil
Adelaide 1
Schellhammer
Missionary Tea at First Lutheran Church
Mrs. C S Knabb Mrs William Leuthold Mrs Martin Whaleben Mrs FA Keller and Mrs Ruben Hubbard host the Missionary Tea in the church parlors this afternoon Reverend C A Dennig speaks on missionary work from his Baltimore trip reading by Mrs William Head and a musical program by several young women during the tea hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Knabb
William Leuthold
Martin Whaleben
FA. Keller
Ruben Hubbard
First Lutheran Church
C. A. Dennig
Foreign Mission Board
Baltimore
William Head
Luncheons at Woman's Club Host Bridge Groups
Mrs Walter Schellhammer hosts the Tuesday bridge club luncheon at the Woman s Club with 12 covers. Mrs E M Branch invites the Wednesday bridge club to lunch at one. Two tables of bridge to be played. Mrs Robert Gibb hosts a small dinner party at the Woman s Club Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Schellhammer
Woman's Club
E. M. Branch
Woman’s Club
Robert Gibb
Attending Convention and Circle Meeting Scheduled
The Rev C A Dennig and W J Shaughnesy depart for Johnsonburg to attend the North East conference spring convention of the United Lutheran church which runs through Thursday E Clyde Zander Thiel College president will speak tomorrow night Clara Carlson to host Jackson Run Mothers Circle on Wednesday afternoon April 18 at two oclock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Dennig
W. J. Shaughnesy
Johnsonburg
North East
Jackson Run
Clara Carlson
Girele
Out of Town Notes Tell of Local Visitors and Moves
In and Out of Town items record Miss Margaret Robertson returning from Washington with her family status, Mrs Clara W Lott’s two month New York visit, Miss Mary Berger and Catherine Bradford’s return to Rochester Eastman School of Music, and the move of Mr and Mrs Frank C Shaner from 16 Water street to 5 East Third Avenue. Clarence Pierce returns from Easter at the University of Michigan. A R Hunter visits from Manlius. Frank B Underwood and family attend a funeral in Bradford. Miss Dolla Kidder returns to Corry after Easter with her parents. Mrs L Ritzenthealer slowly improves at home after three weeks in Warren General Hospital. Mr and Mrs L H Hall return from California. Dr Harry W Mitchell of North Warren State Hospital speaks in Erie on the bond issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara W. Lott
North Warren
New York City
Mary Berger
Catherine Erot Bradford
Eastman School of Music
Rochester
M. D
Frank C. Shaner
Waterstreet
East Third Avenue
Clarence Pierce
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
Michigan
P. C. Pierce
A. R. Hunter
Syracuse
N. Y
Manlins School
Manlins
Warren
Frank B. Underwood
Elm Street
Bradford
Dolla Kidder
Corry High School
Corry
F. G. Kidder
Prospect Street
L. H. Hall
Third Ave
California
Hall
West
Harry W.mitchell
North Warren State Hospital
Erie
League of Women Voters
Chamber of Commerce
Supper Meeting Held by Federation of Business Girls
The Business Girls Federation held a supper meeting at the YWCA with a full dining room. Mrs. Lindsey and Mrs. Winger attended as directors. Miss McIntosh led singing in place of Miss Lindmark, and Miss Olsen played piano. New conference songs were introduced. Edith McCalmont spoke on modern books. After supper, G A P and T N T clubs held social and business meetings. A fashion sale of clothing and shoes will be held at the new YWCA building next Friday and Saturday. items should be contributed by members by Thursday evening. Returns from South America Mrs. F H Rockwell and Miss Anna Rockwell have gone to New York to meet Mrs. W F Henry and Miss Ella Tybout before returning to Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Girls’ Federation of Clubs
E. S. Lindsey
R. H. Winger
Viola Lindmark
Federation
Ethel McIntosh
Ethel Olsen
Edith McCalmont
Association
W.C
South America
F. H. Rockwell
Anna Rockwell
Third Avenue
New York City
W. F. Henry
Poplar Street
Metropolis
Ella Tybout
Market Street
New York
Miss Tybout
Washington, D. C
Rockwells
Henry
Warren
Recital by Miss Showers Pupils Delights Grace M E Church
Pupils of Miss Estella Showers gave an entertaining recital at Grace M E Church in the Winger room last evening. The program featured piano and violin pieces, including Cinderella Suite, Waltz, Minuet in Viennese, Moonlight Revels, Autumn Carnival, and more, with performances by Marie McFarland, Kathleen McFarland, Constance Moser, Doris Broderick, and others. The event drew intercasted parents and friends who offered a warm reception to the performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Showers
Grace M. E. Church
Miss Showers
Warren Conservatory of Music
Campbell
Kathleen McFarland
Primood
Carse Marie McFarland
Anthony
Senel-Holst
Phyllis Heap
Marionetti
Lynes
Crawford Mary Jane Santoro
Andre
Gerald Gibson
Poldini
Barbour
Evelyn Swanson Scherzine
Melody
Eleanor Swanson
Anthony Gerald Gibson
Pate Ae
Daes Morkowski
Daws
Blood Ship and Love at Warren Venues Tonight
A compilation of cultural events in Warren lists Library Theatre and Columbia Theatre showings The Blood Ship and Love for tonight with midweek services at Warren churches 730 PM plus gatherings at First Lutheran First Baptist Evangelical and Philomel Club and Willing Workers meeting at Satem Evangelical church 20 members attended with officers and refreshments. Also notes Stoneham M E church play and Pleasant Grange 8 PM. The First Methodist church midweek service led by Reverend C T Greer features Portrait of Christ in Revelation of John and Lead Kindly Light hymn study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Theatre
Library
Love
First Lutheran Church
Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Albright Brotherhood
First ‘Evangelical Church
C.D. of A
Philomel Clb
Warren
Library Theatre
Lutheran Brotherhood
Victor Moody
Penneylvanian Avenue
Stoneham Big Society
Stoneham M. E
Pleasant Grange
Grange Hall
Satem Evangelical Church
Gist Ristau
Misa Elsie Schwanke
John Dahler
Robert Burman
Martha and
Elia Ackert
Christ
Henry Sloane Coffin
C. T. Greer
Woman's Home Missionary Society Meets Friday Afternoon
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church holds its monthly meeting Friday at 2 30 in the Dunham parlors with Mrs A L Slaw and her committee in charge of the social hour. Beck Leys advertises new parchment shades for bridge lamps and table lamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Heralds
First Methodist Church
C. D. Williams
G. R. Loree
Home Missionary
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
Dunham
A. L. Slaw
Beck Leys
Rev Steimer outlines mission work in Africa at Brotherhood Meet
Reverend John Steimer an Af rican Missionary addressed seven five members and wives of the First Lutheran Church Men's Brotherhood at a dinner and reception. He spoke on the mission field in Mant0 on Africa s eastern coast, data on Lutherans entering the field in 1920, and the changing native religious life and schools. The talk included illustrated slides, and the meeting focused on social proceeds with no organizational business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Steimer
First Lutheran Church
Manto
Africa
Brotherhood
Mi Flopinown
Dia
Juii
Chalmers
Lewis Koebely
Steimer
Augustana Synod
Tenor Mario Cappelli Set for April 27 Concert
Mario Cappelli, tenor, will appear in concert at the Grace Methodist Church on Friday, April 27, under the Sunday school orchestra. Sponsors report brisk seat sales and expect a full house, with Cappelli offering brief descriptions and explanations to enhance each selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mario Cappelli
Grace Methodist Ehorch
Orcher Lia
Cappelli
Vonce L
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Y. W. Board
The
Tribune
R. M. Arnold
Palm Ave
Vhone
Lutherans Tea
Doan
Poster-Milburn Co
Mig Chem Bulfele. RY
Margaret Robertson
W. M. Robertson
Washington
Federation OF Business Girls
Constance Moser
Jolly Hunt
Krentalin
Kroegerick
Sere
Cinderella
Marie McParland
Merry Brook
Dutton
Mary Jane Santoro
Jolly Sailors
Lowrie Norris
Marie McFarland
Felton Paul
Seree Rolf
Sss
Rolf
Jean Knapp
Heane
Doris Broderick
Frisetti
Marcellita
Retzer Scherzando
Margaret Hanson
Queen Esther Society
Founders Hall
Clearfield Clinic
Medical Society of
Clearfield Hospital
Clearfield, Pa
Mildred Brown
George Todd
Fourth Avenue
Philomel Thurs
Marshal Kaltenbach
Arch Preserver
Geo. H. Miller
Redding Shoe Co
Rev. Steimer
Triscuit
Shredded Wheat Company
Uio
Barrette
Keller Blockenna, Ave. Wi
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