Arizona republican., 1910-03-31
SOCIAL SESSION FOR
 ELKS AND LADIES
Delightfully."- Varied Program of Music,
 Refreshments and Dancing.

The ladies social session given by Phoenix lodge No 335. E. P. O. Elks last night in O'Neill hall was as nice little entertainment as was ever given by anybody and was enjoyed by d gathering of Elks and their lady friends that just comfortably filled the hall. The stage for the music program that marked the first part of the session was erected on the west side of the hall. about the center, and the chairs were placed fronting the west The hall was beautifully dec ordted by Bush Anderson and w. F. LCecraft, q sub committee of the com mittcc of arrangements. and was rich in the Elks' color. interspersed by flags and by white drarery. The pro- gram of music was delight, of course. for the Elks !. ruld have no other kind of program. and after it had been completed the chairs were moved from the center of the floor and dancing was indulGed in until late hour.
 The program numbers were all good and all were encorcd. responses be ing usually given. There was just enough of the program to he thor oughly enjoyed without tiring the most nervously inclined, and the Va riety of it was good. The partici- pants are all well known and need no testimony other than the mention of their names to impart knowledge of it's excellence. The program in cludcd the following:
 !. Overture. ......E Elk Orchestra .. Solo-"BecauSc". Guid'hardeiout
 Miss Katherine Wolfe.
 g. So!o-''Vanity Fair G H. Clutsam
 F. P Wilson.
 Miss Annette Elder
 ;. Solo-"He Was a Prince" F. Lynes
 Mrs. W. E. Leecraft.
 q. orchestra ...............-...-...- sSolo-"K Kathleen Mavourncen"
 ................. ..............-. Crouch
 Miss Anna Marie Luke. S Violin Solo ..............Se Selected
 Eugene Rcdewill.
 9 Orchestra .............-...-..-
 Accompansts-M Ethel Johnson and Miss Emma Thalheimcr
 At the conclusion of the program tltc exalted ruler. George Driscoll made q short speech. thanking all present for the courtesy of their att tendance. hoping they had enjoyed the program and asking them tn remain and participate in the dance that was to follow. or enjoy the hours sociahly with friends at the card tables. if they preferred that amusement
 Refreshments were served in the long corridor outside the hall. and al- together tho evening was one of great pleasure to all who were so tortunat" as to he present.
 The dance programs were a work "f art. presenting an cllIs head on the cover. embossed on a field of shaded purple. and bearing the date and oc- casion. as well as the lodge name and number The floor committee con sisted Of !. Lewis Scott. 4. :. Michel son. Edwin M. Hull Paul I;enau In Cles. \. Guy Alsap. C. C. Davis. C. l.. Helflin. r. Hildreth. J. Fred Clcav"- land. W M Fickas and Vernon '- Cook The decorations were as unidu" as they were charming \ draperN of white surrounded the walls little higher than ones head. and in the corners of tho hall stood life size clks in statue. being the ones used in the EIks float that attracted SD much attention in Los Angeles last year. Long cables of purple colored paper, looking like ropes of purple flowers. were hung lengthwisc of the room ir huge festoors Alternating and cross ing tEcm forming 8 vcritable network of beauty were ropes of white fabric. to which were attached at intervals artificial chrysanthcmums of pretty shade of purple. Here and there at intervals were little flags. and altogether the scene above was one of a floral bower.
 The committee of >;rrar SemcntS was composed of B. Anderson. Frank De Snuza. w. L. Carver J. Lewis Scott and W. B. Leecraft