Weekly journal-miner., 1911-05-24
 The Social Mirror i 
(From Sundays Daily.)

Antonio, and will leave Monday for Jefferson Barracks. where he will be stationed for ten days before leaving for his new station at Dal- las, Texas. Lieutenant Gunster has received a recruiting detail to be sta | tioned at Dallas.
 Mrs. I. C. Howard of Boulder. Col. has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. William H. Doyle for the past week.
 Mrs. M. B. Hazeltine and her three boys, accompanied by her father, Dr. J. C. Criley left Wednesday for Foster. Ohio, where they will visit with relatives until the first of September.
 Mrs. Frederick G. Breeht, Mrs. i CapO and Mrs. Oliver of Tucson ar rived in Prescott Wednesday. Mrs. Capo and Mrs. Oliver have been the guests of Mrs. Brecht during the week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Francis L. Wright returned home Wednesday from Los Angeles where they have been for the past six months.
 Mrs E. M. Doe arrived in Prescott Friday morning and will remain for three or four days visiting friends. Judge Doe met her at Ash Fork.
 Mrs. J. M. Watts left Saturday for Ocean Park, where she will visit for several weeks with her son and daughter-in-law Dr. and Mrs. Frank Gonzales. Miss Agnes Todd arrived here Thursday from Phoenix where she was the guest of friends.
 Academy Musicale.
 The Musicale given by the pupils of St. Joseph s Academy on the 18th inst. was well attended by the parents and friends of the participants and was highly appreciated by them. The music was of a high order and ex- eellently rendered. reflecting much credit on both the faculty and class. where all fulfilled their parts so well it would be hard to particularize.
 Following is the program:
 Turkish Reveille, pianos; PolOnaise. (Streablog Op. 1OOj, Trio; Evening Noeturne, (Walzer) piano solo; Lit tie Nays Dream, (Read), pianos; Lover and the Bird, (Meyer), piano solo; Paper on "The History of Music,'' Catherine Hickey; In Sussen Traumen, Uang Op. 322), piano solo; Hazel March, Nemar), trio; L'Adieu, (Favarger Op. 1s), piano solo; Sweet Vale of ChamOuni. vocal solo; Magic Flute, (Mozart), pianos; Home, Sweet Home, (Wehli), for the left hand alone; Flower Song, Lemar), trio; Only Dream. (L. Eddy), pianos; InamOrata Waltz. (F. Fare). orehes- tra; Hunters Horn, (Kronatski), piano solo; Go Where The Mists Are Sleeping. vocal duet; Nearer, My God, to Thee, (Ryder). violins, pia- nos. organ; Hungarian RhapsOdie. No. 6, (Litz). piano solo; Andante from Surprise symphony, (Hayde), pianos; Finale from Lucia Lammermoor; Neschetizky), for the left hand alone; Paper-''The Old Masters Represented On Our Program, Cecil Rees; La Sonnambula, (Smith) Fantasia Brilliante.
 Scenes from the Operetta. "GOlden Hair:''
 Witches Revel. tHOlst), piano with orchestral accompaniment.
 "Sweet Vale of ChamOuni,'' ren- dered by Cecil Rees. won a round of applause which elicited an encore, for which she sang "Champani s 1 beautiful selection, "Speak to Me-" in a most effective manner, winning the appreciation of the audience, by her sweet voice and charming person : ality.
 In the duet-"Go Where The Mists Are Sleeping,' Mabel Bacon, ex- i hibited clear. sweet soprano, which | her selection showed to good ad- | vantage.
 A noticeable feature of the pro | gram were two scenes from the Oper- ! etta "Golden Hair.'' Dorothy Day l with her sweet voice and sprighth- | ness made an ideal "Golden Hair" " Margie Finn brought all the dignity of manner and beauty of song neees- sary to the part of the "Forest ] Queen;' while Juanita Morrison s of "Frailty' won praise from all. The "Forest Chil- dren," daintily dressed in white and bearing garlands of flowers were en- thusiastically applauded each time they made their appearance.
 The manner in which the Operetta was carried out was due greatly to the ability of the accompanist, Louise Hill.
 The paper on the "HistOry of Music" prepared and read by Cath erine Hickey proved very interesting and showed that she was quite con versant with her subject.
 Following are the names of the other participants in the afternoon s 
 E. Jones, E. Smith. G. Renders, W. Mayer, NJ. Gratz, \. Stuart, E. E. Dunn, z. Lannom, J. Curtis, L. Murphy, L. Holt, E. Grif fin, G. Harlan, NJ. Fitzgerald, c. Gratz, G. Lynch, B. MeDonald, L.I Blackburn. E. Mccormick, G. Me Nally, NJ. Mines, K. Herman, L. San ders, V. Baehr, N. Murphy, " Thomas, C. Gruell. E. Lee, M. Will son, M. Howard, M. Piper. COUPLE
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