Arizona republican., 1910-12-31
MILITARY BALL 4
 BRILLIANT AFFAIR
Members of Company A. N. G. A..
 Hosts at Reception and Dance.

m point of attendance the annuaI haII "i Company A. National Guard "i Arizona. held last evening af The Arizona School of Music. was rhe most successful affair of military nature ever held in Phoenix Prob- ably hundred couples were on the floor at one time
 Governor Richard F.. Sloan Secr,- tary George T.. Young. Assistant Sec retary R A Kirk. Railway Commis- Sl"ner F.. S. DePass and number of other notables. accompanied bv their wives. were among the brilliant as semblas". taking part in the grand march and remaining until the hast strains of Home, Sweet Home" had died away. Never before did SD man, prominent men attend a military ball in this city Captain F. N Hin . Lieutenant William Taylor and mann, members of Company B were present. Everything in connection yith Inc : haH was carried out with perfect good taste IL was really a baU of the enlisted men, the officers taking httie part m the preparations Cap tam r. r. Grnstead was present. but m"destly disclaimed all responsibility At4 tilf lltIittllrn Nl | all
 The boys did this. and I think they have made success of it-' he said. And everyone agreed with him Music was furnished by the Hesse orchestra. and punch was served in one Of the reception rooms. The mem- I bers of the reception committee cir culated busiiy among the companv.s guests. introducing everyone to every one else and arranging for dances ] for those not well acquainted. They succeeded SO well that the big dancina
 floor of the School of Music was i crowded to its fullest capacity. Sergeant Joseph Schween was floor : manager. while the members of The reception committee were Private
 Marshall Humphrey CchairmanD. Cor , poral J. F. Langston. Corporal D. A ! Massie and Private $. F.. Shriglev. The rather unique program follows: 1 l. Waltz. Daisies Won't Tell" To the President and Cabinet. ] 7 Twostep. I've Got the Time and the Place To the Daughters of Arizona
 ] S Waltz. If I Could Gain the
 World hy Wishing" To the { New Armory
 1 l. Tw"step. That Italian Rag" TO the National Guard of Arizona. D. Schottische Military. Hello. Mir. Moon Man. Hello" To the | Commissioned Officers. 1 6 Waltz. No One Knows" To
 Our Governor.
 ! :. Paul Jones. Gen. AIixup. LISA" To Our Colors
 { s. Twostep. Grizzly Bear" To ! the Army and Navy.
 9. Rye Waltz. To the State of Ari- zona.
 To- Twostep. That Mesmerizine Mendelssohn Tune" To Colonel
 II. Newport Happy Hours" To | Memories of Atascadero 1 l2. Waltz. "A Dream of Heaven. |" ! To Her"
 ! l3 Twostep. Put on Your Old Gray . Bonnet" To the old Folks at
 Home
 | IA Paul Jones. Next 70 Your Moth
 CT. Who Do You Love-" To : Our Captain.
 i l5. Waltz. Meet Me Tonight in | Dreamland." To he Girl Left i Behind
 ! Is. Twostep. Put Yorr Foot on the ] Soft Pedal" To he c. A. R | So successful was asst evenings
 ball that the boys of Company A de-
 cided tO give a military dance once
 each month during the remainder of
 the winter and spring. These dances
 are to be strictly military in char
 acter but invitations will he extended | to numerous friends of the company
 who do not belong to the National | C,ugrd