Arizona republican., 1906-03-18

lie BlOunt. Miss Rema Blount, Miss Mabel Phelps, Miss Anna Bovell, Miss Nellie McFall, Miss Phillips Miss Will Hams, Miss Kinchelove, Messrs. Brown. Leslie Elliott, Lloyd Elliott, Langston, Robert Garnett, Herman, Martin, Will liam Green, McCune. Roy Thomas, McElroy, McCrae, Alton Stoner. Ed. Stoner, Boyer, Miller and Dr. Bemis MT. and Mrs. Charles Cheesman of Los Angeles, are the guests of Hon. and Mrs. Isooc T. Stoddard.
 Tuesday afternoon will be devoted entirely to music at the regular meet ing of the WOman's club The pro- gram will be the best of the season, being under the direction of the de- partment of music; Mrs. s. F. Cravens. chairman.
 Elaborate preparations have been made for this particular day. and it will undoubtedly be entertaining. The subject for the day is "Women in Music and following is the program: 1. Women as Composers
 Mrs. H. B. Wilkinson. ?. Pianoforte solo-Clara Schuman,
 Mrs. w. E. Deity 8. SOngs-Three Green Bonnets-Guy d. HardelOt; Cradle Song-Jes-
 sic Gaynor,
 Mrs Ancil Martin. 1. Violin sOlO-ROmanza. op. 31 No.
 2-C. Chaminade,
 Mrs. H. B. Wilkinson 3. SOng-When I Bid The World Good
 Night-Carrie Jacob-Bond,
 Miss Edna Ward. 6. Songs - Song of Thanksgiving v
 Frances Allitsen; At the Making
 of the Hay-Liza Lehman,
 Mrs. l.. NJ. TafeL :. Song - Dost Thou Know = Ellen
 Wright,
 Mrs. L. D. Dameron. s. Pianoforte solo-Graduates March
 CFebruary, 19O6) - Laura Sedg-
 wich Miss Grace HiIgen. g. Women as Interpreters of Music,
 Mrs. Cravens. 10. Songs-Fairy Queen - Elizabeth
 Slocum; Come Sweet Morning
 A. L.,
 Mrs P. A TharaIdson. II. Cantata-The Rose of Avontown-
 Mrs. H. H. A. Beach,
 Mrs Richards. SoIoist Mrs. J. Elliott Walker. director.
 Mrs. Anna Bovell, accompaniest. Mrs. w. A. Wilson will entertain Monday for Miss Coburn.
 Wednesday will be music day at the Harmony club. The life of Hayden will be taken up.
 Miss Marjorie Whalen, who for the past month has been the guest of Mrs. A. c. Baker. leaves tonight for Los Angeles.
 Miss Olive Fisher left Thursday morning for Prescott.
 Miss Bertha Flei Cmat leaves this evening for her home in San Fran cisco While here Miss FIeishman was the guest of Mrs. Leo Goldman. Miss Danforth and Miss Mabel Phelps left Thursday morning for Whipple Barracks to visit Mrs. H. L. Kinniston.
 Mrs. J. L. B. Alexander and Mrs. .C. N. Callahan left Thursday evening for Los Angeles for brief stay.
 
 Miss Caroline Christy has been quite i'll, but is now much improved. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Holden left several days ago for the Grand Canyon, and from there will go to Chicago for a short visit then on to Boston.
 
 Miss Helen Newton was among the arrivals Tuesday. She will be in Phoenix about two weeks.
 Mrs. Phelps Gilmore made the high est score at the Friday Bridge tour nament. Next week the tournamens will be held Thursday instead of Err day.
 Mir. Ned Creighton has not been well during the past week, but yesterday was able to leave his room.
 Mir and Mrs. J. P. WelIes of Tucson are the guests of Mrs. Thomas K. FL vey.
 Mrs. J. L. Fischer is down from Prescott visiting Mrs. Harry R. Tritle. Mrs. John Hurley gave a St Pat home. No. 241 East Mckinley street. The decorations were shamrocks and sweet elyssum. the same color scheme, green and white, being carried out in the refreshments. The guests present were: Mesdames Weisner. L. Horton, Wells Charles Wells, Strauss. Tru- man, Campbell, A. w. Galpin, Easter