Arizona republican., 1896-12-06

posed of Mrs. Thorldson and Miss Tal- bot, MT Barnes and MT. Dunn, render ed some very exquisite music. Last but not least was the vocal solo by Miss Talbot. Her rendition of the Lullaby was exquisite in tone, words, expression, articulation-everything 1 which reflects vast amount of credit | upon her teacher, Miss Allen. Light 1 refreshments were served during the l evening. Among those present were, Mr and Mrs. Dr. Ancil Martin, MT. and Mrs. J. S. Griffin, MT. and Mrs. Harry Kennedy, Mir. and Mrs. D. H. Burtis, MT. and Mrs. David Brigham, Mrs Hills, Mrs. Conkey, Miss Talbot Miss Sergeant, Miss Allen, Miss Yaeger, Miss Williams, Miss King, Miss Bennitt, Miss Bas- sett, Miss Sampson, Miss Plank, Miss Richmond, Miss Mckinney, Miss Davis, Miss Beeler, and Miss Yaeger; MT. H. A. Diehl, Mr. w. c. Barnes, Mr. Elmer Dunn, MT. Ben Yaeger Mr. I. w. Crenshaw, MT. J. w. Benham, MT. P. A. Brizard, MT. H. c. Magne, MT. IT, wing Andrews and MT Jo Pratt
 Mrs. Aaron Goldberg is rapidly re- covering from her late severe illness. She is now able to be up greater part of the day and her many friends hope to see her out soon.
 The. many friends of Mrs. W. L. George will regret to hear of her ill.,
 ness. While it is not serious, still her family are quite anxious about her. Miss Eva Shurtleff, after a serious | illness of five weeks is again able to
 be out.
 ] The children's dancing school under the direction of Professor O'Malley is rapidly increasing in number. A visit
 to it is well worth the time One
 chances upon class at present of about thirty boys and girls. The girls
 seem to be wildly in love with the art
 of dancing on their toes. It is quite
 impossible for them to stand still and
 the dancing hall seems to contain sim
 ply so many little whirlwinds. It is
 marvellous to see how some of these little ones move around so gracefully,
 having had only a few short lessons in
 training. Some of these children had
 natural talent for dancing, but were
 unfortunately shy and awkward; a few
 weeks time under the careful super
 vision of Professor lO'Malley has
 proven that a child if taken in time
 can learn to be graceful and perfectly
 at ease when among strangers. Moth
 CTS would do well to pay a visit to
 the Saturday afternoon class at Rede-
 will hall and see for themselves just
 what is being done for our children Professor O'Malley's two daughters
 are both excellent dancers and each
 Saturday vary the programme with a
 fancy dance. The dancing class now
 contains Miss Gladys Hoadley, Miss
 Abbie Pickrell, Miss Marguerite
 James, Miss Hazel Donkey, Miss Mar guerite Adams, Miss Ruth Lightburne,
 Miss Zelmer Goldberg, Miss Hazel
 Goldberg, Miss Mary Baker, Miss
 Frances Baker, Miss Helen Alexander
 Miss Ada Belle Goodrich, Miss Mary
 Stillwell, Miss Ruth Ainsworth, Miss Rose Bell Goldman, Miss Anita
 Schwartz, Miss Mary Smith, Master
 Keith Pickrell Master Elmhurst
 Lightburne, Master Albert Melczer : Master Holland Conkey, Master Alex } ander Baker, Master leighton James
 Master Marion Potter, Master Albert Rosenberg. Master Eugene Goldman Master Sidney Goldman, Master Syl- van Gang, Master Arthur Ainsworth
 Master Drew Bennitt
 , At the morning service of the Epis. , copal church today Mrs, J. L. B. Al. exander will sing a solo, entitled Forever With the Lord" In the r evening there will be special music by the choir
 l Mrs. F. w. Rickenbaugh will sing But the Lord Is Mindful of His Own, : at the Presbyterian church this morn : ing The quartette will sing, '"Tht \ Lord Is My Shepherd
 The Young Peoples society of tn, ) Presbyterian church will give socia on Friday evening. An interestin, l programme has been prepared Ligh 7 refreshments will be served
 t Miss Gertrude Chapin entertained
 few friends last evening at a "com = forter' party. The young ladies mad 1 the comfort and the young gentle l, men did the tying and knotting. Thi y famous quilt will be on sale at the ba d zaar to be held in the near future b, e the Ladies' Aid society of the Pres :. byterian church. A jolly time wa }. had by all present, who were: Mis- }. Harriet Lapham, Miss Maggie Willis }. craft, Miss Sadie Wilcox, MT. H. A }. Diehl, MT. Grant Randall, MT. Fran l, Curns and Mr. Will Murray.
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