Arizona republican., 1910-09-05
THE ANNUAL RECITAL OF MISS HOWARD'S PUPILS
What 9 Music Teacher Has Accom-
 pished in Five Years.

evening. August 31, at the home of MT. and Mrs. Stanley Howard, in the | Cartwright neighborhood. occurred a social event well worthy of mention The occasion was the fifth annual recital given by the music pupils of Miss Margaret Howard Five years ago Miss Howard made her first attempt to secure pupils and. through the aid of Harry Hibbes of Fowler, she was enabled to organ | ize small class of eleven. Owing to the very efficient service she rendered her pupils and owing to the respect Miss Howard inspired both for herself and her ability as a ! teacher, the enrolment of her class has increased steadily and the terri 1 tory over which she works has wid- ened until the recital Wednesday | evening was given from a class of fifty two. Thirty four pupils appeared on the program, coming from all the surrounding neighborhood and from Phoenix. During the five years since Miss Howard has been working among us she has enrolled 115 differ ent pupils in her class, eleven of whom have been boys. circumstance which is rather unusual as regards classes for piano lessons.
 The good that Miss Howard has done is immeasurable. Through her, the young people have been interested in music in d way that will affect their entire lives. A few will go on with the work and become musicians; many will learn to play well, and even those who find it impossible to take many lessons will he happier for having had this chance and for having taken advantage of it.
 At the close of the recital Miss Towards pupils showed. in part their appreciation of her work with them by presenting her a small gold cross and chain. Mrs Charles Cartwright made the presentation for the pupils with few well chosen words.
 The following is the program ren- dered:
 Juvenile Melody CKohler), Rather inc Howard.
 Exercise (Spindler), Helen Casey.
 Exercise (Kohler). Vera Acoff.
 Exercise CSpindler), Wilma Acoff
 Exercise CKohler). Edna Kleck
 Sing, Robin. Sing" (Spaulding), Irene Wheeler.
 "Step by Step" (Streabbog). Vida Moore.
 La Petite Chatelaine." Krogmann), Gladys Howard.
 "The Water Mill" (Spaulding), FL sic Wheeler.
 FIorie Waltz Rosewig), Elizabeth Ivy.
 Waltz CWalsh). Ellen Helm.
 Butterfly" (Cochran), Edna Mey CTS.
 Daffodil March Rosewig). Hannah Hofzinser
 Curious Story est. Hiller). Mar tha Casey
 Waltz CBeethOven). Vera Moore.
 Ring Round Rosie" (Spaulding), Frances Green.
 Hand organ Man Plays" (Ooes ten). Saloma Nofzinger.
 Mountain Bells" CKinkeD, Lucy McIlmoil.
 "Arbutus Waltz (NickersoD. Stella Cartwright
 Robins Greeting F'earis). Hazel Tompkins.
 "Homeward Bound" Rogers), Mary Bustrin.
 "The Bee and the Clover" (GiebeD, Gladys Weldie.
 "Heather Rose" Gange). Ursula List
 "In Play Time" CWaddington). Mary Schrader.
 shepherds Dream" CHeins), Katie Helm.
 Sailor Boys Dream" Ga Hache). Catherine Corcell
 'Rustling Leaves" CGeibeD, Clara Bustrin
 Nocturne CRead), Mable. Green.
 "Flower Song Uange). Myrtle Bradshaw.
 "Thoughts of Home" (Zerer). Ma bIe Nofzinger.
 Little Fairy March (Streabbog), Orpha Andrews.
 Sounds from the Alps" (Keller), Clara Rice
 'valentina" Krogmann), Marie Stannard.
 La ChateIaine" Oe Duc). Notie Cagle.
 Miss Alpha Mann, who recently re- turned from Long Beach and who belongs to the class, also furnished one number.
 After the program, Miss Howard invited her guests to the dining room. which was decorated in green and white. where she served dainty re- treatments of ice cream. sherbet. na- biscos and punch.
 Miss Howard will leave Tuesday accompanied by her father. for Uni versity Place. Lincoln, Neb., where she will enter the Wesleyan Univer- sity and continue her study of mu- sic. With her course in music. she is planning to take also literary course.
 Miss Howard has the distinction of being one of the few who make themselves so necessary to com munity that it is impossible to find anyonesto fill the places they vacate We are sorry to- lose her, but are glad she has the opportunity. and is taking advantage of it, to broaden her snhere of usefulness.