Arizona republican., 1908-04-06

Dream'-Mrs. W. E. Deity and Miss
 Anna BoveIl.
 Vocal Solo-"Lo Here's the Gentle
 Lark" from Venus and Adonis''- By Mrs Frank D. Lane.
 Piano Solo-"Gracefui Dance" from
 Henry VIP'-By Miss Zella Dysart.
 Vocal Solo-"Hark Hark the Lark. .'
 from "Cymbelline"-By T. Francis | Hughes.
 ] Nocturne CViolin and Piano)-"Mid- summer Nights Dream"-By Mrs. 1 Kenneth Shibley and Mrs. Deity.
 Vocal Solo-"Should He Upbraid 2"
 from Tanning of the Shrew''-By
 Mrs. R. M. Tafel. 1 Quartette-'Ye Spotted Snakes" from ! Midsummer Nights Dream'-By i Mrs. L. D. Dameron. Miss Hermion. 1 NJ. Northrup, T. F. Hughes. Karl c. Heinrich.
 Vocal Solo-"Inscription on Shake | speare's Tomb''-By Karl c. Hein
 rich.
 The accompanists during the even i ing will be Mrs. w. E. Deity. Miss Anna Bovell. Miss Gertrude Trump
 and Mrs. Kenneth Shibley. | A little sketch of the Musicians club. its origin, growth and objects. as
 well as something of it's achievements. | will be both timely and enlightening
 at this time. The club was organized | in the winter of 1906-7 by few of the | leading musicians of the city who were invited to the home of Mrs. w. F. | Nicsols for an afternoon of old fash | toned music. So pleasantly was the | day spent that those present resolved to organize a Musicians club to meet monthly for the study of the lives and works of the musical masters. During the winter the club met the first Mon day of each month at the home of Mrs. | Deity. Also during the winter. three recitals were given to which the mem bers of The club and their friends were invited and one public recital was giv- en for which an admission fee was charged. The proceeds of this recital were so. which amount was donated to the building fund of the Woman's club of this city.
 This season the scope of the club was enlarged Associate members were admitted and students Mem bership" was organized. Eligibility to this class of membership required that candidates be between the ages of IA and 20 and be recommended by their music teachers as fairly apt pupils and worthy of utilization. During the sea son two recitals have been given.
 The entertainment next Tuesday is the third during this season and will be the last but one and a perusal of the program both as to the selections and the names of those who will par ticipate. is d sufficient guarantee that it will be a delightful occasion The last recital will be given the latter part of this month and will be participated in exclusively by the student members of the club.
 The president of the Musicians club is Mrs w. E. Deity: Mrs w. F. Mich ols is vice president and Mrs. R. NJ Tafel is secretary treasurer These with Mrs l.. l.. Shaw and Mrs. A. G. Hulett. form the board. The program for the coming recital was arranged by Mrs. Nichols. For next season the club has still greater ambitions and is planning wider field of activity It Is proposed to admit gentlemen to membership on some agreeable terms vet to be formulated, that male voices may be available for club work with out the necessity of seeking for out side talent and that there may be a still closer utilization among the musi- cally enclined circles of the city's so- cial life. It is also proposed to organ ize an orchestral department to add a | wider range of instrumental accompa- | niment to the programs as we'll as to | lend variety to club study.