Arizona republican., 1909-10-31
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 agreed upon is Wednesday, November 10th at the Arizona School of Music. It is the desire of those in charge to- in this manner assist in the entertain ment of the fair visitors.
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 Friday evening was the scene of a gala affair at the Arizona School of Music when the Bachelor Club enter tained with it's first formal dance If the season. The reception room was d bower of cut roses and everSreens. The lights and balcony were wreathed with pepper sprays studded with the roses. Punch and waters were served during the evening. The Bachelors and their invited guests included MT. and Mrs Charles Stauffer. MT. and Mrs. R. A. Kirk, Mir. and Mrs. Harry Van Allen, MT and Mrs. George Lutgerding, Mir and Mrs Charles Munger. Mrs. Orrin Standage. Mir. and Mrs. Jack Rhinehart, MT. and Mrs. Jack Thornton. Mir. and Mrs H. J. Newhouse. Mir. and Mrs. Frank Laird. Miss Louise Swetman. Miss Louise Bennett, Miss Ruth Jessop. Miss Eliz- abeth Bennett, Miss Sadie Allen. Miss Elsie Munger. Miss Lemmle Staufter. Miss Helen Alexander, Miss Ella Eyre. Miss Ruth Ainsworth, Miss Bessie Kane, Miss Grant. Perry Munger, Don ald Mcqueen. Garrett Schuler, Keith Pickrell, Will Fickas, Sidney Osborn. Ernest Bennett. Hall Pennett. Howard Cassidy, Robert Peabody. Will Calla- han and Clarence Standage.
 At the home of Mrs. W. F.. Deity. SIS North Third avenue. Monday af- ternoon. Nov. 1st will occur the first meeting of the Musicians Club this season. The afternoon will be devoted to the origin and Development of the Dance Miss Fannie Peck, chairman of the meeting will read paper on the subject, and give a description of each dance form as rendered. Mrs. w. C.. Foster will devote ten minutes to Current Musical Topics. A full attend ance of the membership is desired as this is the initial program of a series illustrating the origin and different forms of music; Chamber Music, the Sonata, Oratorio and the Symphony following during the season. The pro- gram for the afternoon will be as fol- lows:
 1. (a( Norwegian Dance Op. 8. No.
 2, (dueD ...................G .Greig
 (b) Gipsy Dance (from Hungari-
 an Rhapsody No. 14.) (duet) Liszt
 Misses Peck
 2 (a) old English Dance ..... .Engel
 (b) Pavane ....... ........ Wachs
 Mrs. C. ". Jayred.
 3. (a) Hungarian Dance No. B..
 .... ........... Brahms
 Cb) Minuet in Flat ..... Mozart Miss DeMund.
 4 (a) Chaconne ........... Roubier
 (b) Saltorelle -. ....... Lacome
 Miss Monihan.
 3. Mazurks Op 40. No. 4. Leschetizy
 Mrs A. G. Hulett. 6 (a) Scene-de ballet ~ Claminade
 (b) Rigaudon ... Chaminade Mrs. F.. C. Bond. :. Courants %. ..-.-.-..... Bach Miss Marjorie Jesusnofsky. & Tarantelle ...... co. Beaumont Miss Faye DeMund 2. Sarabande (ceIlo solo) Q. Pypper Dwight Deity. 10. Polonaise Op. 26. No. l Chopin Mrs. Louis Dysart.
 II. Country Dance (for two, pianos. ........ ...---..--.A Nevens Mrs. w. F. Deity and Miss Johnston
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 George Morris was down from Pres colt Sunday visiting friends Logan Munson left Friday for Chi cago to be absent for several weeks
 The Arizona Club are making plans for Thanksgiving dance. I J. F. Cleaveland and j. J Riggs ' spent Saturday in Florence. | <&
 Q. A. Turner passed through Phoe- nix Thureday en route to his mines al Ray.
 Mrs. j. Sherburne Jenks gave th' | first of a series of delightful lunch | cons last Wednesday American Beau | ty roses formed the artistic center ! pieces of the small tables. eAfter tn i luncheon bridge was enjoyed the priz' being received by Mrs. B. A. Fickas 1 Covers were laid for Mrs. R. F.. Sloan | Mrs. Joseph Kibbey. Mrs. Walter Tal bot, Mrs. James McClintock. Mrs Sims Ely, Mrs. E. F. Kirkland. Mrs. | T Stoddard. Mrs. B. "A. Fickas. ant | Mrs. Clark Churchill.
 The ID T Club which held so man. ! enjoyable meetings last winter has re organized and held its first meetini | Wednesday with MT. and Mrs W. s Goldsworthy as hosts. The high score at the bridge game were made by Mrs C. NJ. Scott and w. s. Goldsworthy | The members are Mir. and Mrs. c. M ! Scott. MT. and Mrs. I. J. Johnson. Mi and Mrs F.. T. Ceilings. Mir. and Mrs A G. Hulett, Mir. and Mrs. Jame Griffen and Mfr. and Mrs. w. S. Colds worthy.
 Mrs Laura Munger who has bee visiting in Oakland will return Mon day
 Miss Marguerite Adams is expecte home tomorrow afternoon after an ab sence of four months spent in tourin | Lx.x