Arizona republican., 1909-04-04
About Phoenix People


ble April fools party. An artistic ar. rangement of roses, nasturtiums anC pepper boughs were used with charm ing effect in the house decorations An amusing workbasket game ana several April fool jokes were played i Mrs. Moore was assisted by Mrs. A c. Doge. The guest list included Mrs Harry Diehl. Mrs w. F.. Deity. Mrs Mills Kendrick, Mrs. Howe Williams Mrs. E. T. Ceilings, Mrs. w. w. Cook Mrs. J. A. Moore, Mrs. William Ev- ans, Mrs. Clinton Campbell. Mrs. w Hornberger, Mrs. Ensign, Mrs. NJ. E. Hill, Mrs. Walters, Mrs. George Heil- man. Mrs. Buckley, Mrs. Gillette, Mrs Dawson, Mrs. Virgle Graham, Mrs. c. H. Fry. Mrs. Wattawho, Mrs. Porter Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Fred Desendor Mrs. Mcclellan, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. w. B. Lount Mrs. Boone, Mrs Kal- fas, Mrs. Raymond Kalfas, Mrs. Frank DeSouZa, Mrs. Lyman, Mrs. Fred Hough. Mrs. Norton, Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. J. w. Doris, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. J. c. Norton, Mrs. Woodward. Mrs. w. s. Goldsworthy, Mrs. T. w. Pemberton, Mrs. James Griffin, Mrs. D. L. Conner, Mrs. Fen Hildreth, Mrs. Harry Kennedy, Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Cole.
 The Musicians club will hold their regular monthly meeting with the Misses DeMund, 1908 West Jefferson street, Monday. April 3, at 2:3O It will be student day" and the pro- gram will be as follows:
 Three dances from Henry VIII,
 Edward German
 Miss Faye DeMund
 Ballade, in A Flat t......... Chopin
 Miss Rema Doris.
 Sunset. "..........Du Dudley Buck
 Miss Hary Hough. Waltz Chopin
 Miss Edna Hoffman. Paper, Music in America"
 Miss Bertha Kirkland. "Rigoletto". ....... Arranged by Liszt
 Miss Hazel Goldberg. "Humoresque" ..-..... Dvorak
 Miss Marjorie Jesunofsky. Vocal solo, Forever and a Day."
 Sobeski
 Master Alfred Spears. Rhapsody" ....... Liszt
 Miss Bertha Kirkland.
 
 There was a. large and apprecia- tive audience at the Arizona School of Music yesterday afternoon to listen to the students recital. Each num- was exceptionally well played and re- flected great credit upon the instruc- tors. The pupils participating were piano students of Mss Gertrude Trump and Mrs. Maude Pratt Cate. and violin pupils of Frank Lloyd StuchaL The piano students all did so well that it is difficult to decide which was best, but among the vio- linists Miss Hermena Holsinger is easily the best. Her execution was re- good and the tsnes pure and clear. She possesses exceptional talent and is very talented and has the promise of great things in the future. On Tuesday evening. April 9th, the pupils of T. Francis Hughes will present a song recital which will prove entertaining.
 A pretty wedding occurred Wednes- day evening at 6:30 o'clock. when Miss Raymond TOlleson. daughter. of Walter F. Tolleson, became the bride of Frank Summers Cover. The cere- mony was quiet, only relatives and few intimate friends being present. Miss Tolleson, who is a pretty, at tractive girl, only came to Phoenix but during her short resi- ience here has made hosts of friends. MT. Cover has spent several winters in the valley and also has many friends Mir. and Mrs. Cover left i'm after the ceremony on an attended wedding trip. Miss Mabel Hooker was the hostess 1t an informal little dinner party on | Friday evening, given in honor of Miss Edith Bennett. The table was beautiful with its decorations of pink | md white roses, which were artisti- | ally arranged, and several ( aditions to the menu | were thoroughly enjoyed. although | hey are supposed to be kept a secret. | Covers were laid for Miss Bennett Miss Ruth Jessup. Charles Stauffer. | Harry Van Allen, Garrett Schuler and he hostess.
 The Bachelors club is to be enter aimed on Tuesday evening at the | Tord hotel by Charles A. Stauffer and | Harry Van Alen, who will shortly | cave the ranks of the club for the nore envied CD positions of heads of if so dignified term be permitted At any rate, big dinner s ordered and everything is to be of he best. for there is nothing too rood for the Bachelors. All the boys Ire living in anticipation, as the hosts Ire well known and a good time is 
 Calso Mayer was the host last even ng of a charming and enjoyable din- Ter dance at the Country club. NIT. Iaver's guests were: Mrs. R. w. fillmore MT. and Mrs. w E.. field. Miss Marguerite Adams, Miss Iary Jenkins, Miss Raima Chalmers. Hiss Mona Kingsbury, Miss Helen alexander. Miss Persis McMurtrie, Hiss Norma Sweeney, Captain Mayer, William Coleman, Richard Schweppir aun Mayer, William Rogers and J. 'lagg.
 One of the prettiest and most en- ovable of the card parties recently iven was that with which Mrs. M. acobs entertained, Friday afternoon. Iasses of white iris, white roses, pep
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