Arizona republican., 1911-06-04

School of Music. the Misses Hazel and Fay DeMund were presented in a piano recital The expression and technique given each different number showed the Misses DeMund to possess much talent and reflected great cred it on their eacher Prof. Clem A, Towner. Miss Helen Huberta Boyle sank an especially beautiful contralto solo, accompanied by Miss Bernice Horrell. The following program was given:
 Jensen (twO pianos( ............
 ............. Wedding Music Op. A
 Cal Wedding Procession
 Cb) Brides Song
 (c) Wedding Dance
 Cd) Nocturne
 Misses De Mund. Chopin .....V .Valse Op. 70. No. 9 Nevin ......... Egyptian Love Song MacDowell ................H .HeXentanZ
 Fay De Mund
 Schubert ...............
 TO Music, Death and the Maiden
 Helen Huberta Boyle Schubert Impromptu Op. 90. No. ? Greig Spring Song. Opp. 43. No. $ Mcdowell .Polonaise. Op. 46. No. F
 Hazel De Mund. Eon Wilm Gwo pianos) ...........
 .................... Walker, Op. 72
 Misses De Mund
 
 Dor Feinschmerchers Verein." a high school society of young ladies were the guests of a jolly crowd of high school young men on an automo- bile ride followed by a supper at Don ofriO's Wednesday evening. The hosts and their guests included Miss Selma Goldberg, Miss Marion Doris. Miss Edna Paulson, Miss Lucy TolIeson, Miss Naomi GriffeT. Miss Catherine Stilwell, Miss Jeanette Elliot. Miss Dorothy Elder. Miss Vivian Young. Miss Helen Hirst, Miss Audra Law renee. Miss Ruth St. Claire. Winfield Hartranft, Justus Goebel. Ezra Egly. Lewis Hirst. Marshal Broadway. Bert Hurley, John Creighton, Stanley Hibbs. Randolph McElhaney, Harold Penn berton. Henry Harvey. Staton Doris and Arthur Hahn.
 The Quien Sabe club held their last meeting Tuesday evening. Mir. and Mrs. Hazelett entertaining. Miss Marguerite Adams and Foster Rock well substituted for MT. and Mrs J. F. Cleaveland. The high scores for the last seaon were made by Mrs Cleaveland and Dr Roy Thomas. Next Tuesday evening the club mem bers will enjoy a trolley ride to Glen dale where picnic supper will be served
 After spending the winter in Phoe- nix. Miss F.. F. Charlebois, a popular young society girl who has made many friends during her brief stay, will leave this evening for Los Angeles. where she will visit her parents. Later in the month she will go on an extended auto trip through northern California. Washington and Idaho. She has been much admired and her departure will be cause for reoret.
 One of the prettiest affairs of the week was the o'clock dinner party of twelve covers given Friday by Miss Marian Armstrong. A pink color scheme was carried out with q center piece of pink carnations and dainty place cards.
 Mrs Frank R Stewart was the hostess at a dainty little lunchean bowl of roses forming the tables decoration. Mrs. Stewards guests were Miss Emma Charlebois. Miss Webster. Miss Ruth Thiers and Miss Christine Thiers.
 Mrs. Vernon Clark left last week for an extended eastern visit Mrs. Clark will spend a few weeks in Kansas City with her son. William, later taking motor trip through the New England states.
 Miss Mary Ethel Lorenzi, who has been spending the winter in Phoenix, the 24th, she will be married to Thomas Refs. a we'll known cattle man of north ern Arizona.
 Mrs Sims Ely returned Thursday from fortnight's visit in Stanford. where she attended the graduation of her daughter, Miss Helen Ely. Miss Ely stopped off in Los Angeles to visit friends for a few days before her return to Phoenix.
 Mrs. Lewis Yaeger and sons left Fri day evening for Flagstaff. where they will visit until the first of September AEWRRnSQ