Arizona republican., 1911-12-10

Q attraction in any entertainment. Mrs 0 Helena Munns Redewill received hel t musical education under some of tn, - best masters in America and after = wards went to Paris where she studied
 in the studios of excellent French . teachers. Not only is Mrs. RedeWilrs . execution brilliant in the manipulation 9 of the piano but she shows under l standing of the composers thought l and brings it out in her rendition of 2 his theme. Her singing is also very 5 favorably commented upon by all who , have heard it and as she seems to be kindly in her use of her talents , it is probable that she will entertain
 the members of the Womans club and many other organizations during the winter
 The Young Mems Phoenix club which a short time ago entertained a number of republican candidates and | gave them an opportunity to plead for support so long as they did not make their appeals personal, at that time promised a like courtesy to the democratic candidates. The promise
 will be fulfilled next Monday night
 when the club will hold dinner at
 the Ford hotel inviting all democratic candidates to be present and make any apology they may have to offer for their partisanship and their aspir- ations. The club proposes to lift the | limit a little just this one time and | let in rank outsiders who look hungry but respectable. at 75 cents the plate, | providing they speak for recognition | soon enough. Though it will be a. 1 Dutch treat where every fellow except the spescial guests of honor, pays his own way. the club will try and be a pleasing host. The Y. NJ. c. A. or chestra will furnish instrumental music and Mrs. F. H. Redewill will sing.
 Miss Mabel Head. the associate secretary of the Woman's Missionary council of the M. F. Church South, will be in Phoenix the coming week to speak on the subjects of both home and foreign missionary work. Miss Head has been recently elected to this office and is now touring the west on her mission for the first time. She is a fluent and interesting speaker and it is desired that a large audience be present to greet her. The ladies of this church will hold an in- formal reception in honor of Miss Head in the auditorium of the church Monday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock, at which Miss Head will also speak and which all ladies of the city are cor dially r. quested to attend. Making a several days stay in the valley, Miss Head will speak further at Tempe, Bethel and Cartwright, always on the subject of her noble work. Miss Head will be the house guest of Mrs. c. D. Dameron during her stay in the city.
 On Friday evening the members of the Fl Navarro club gave a most de- lightful dance in the Woman's club building This ball was the first of series and was thoroughly enjoyed by all who attended. Those who en- joyed the clubs hospitality were: JO- sephine Rumney. Selma Taylor. Ma omi Griffin, Bernice Smith, Ella Schrab, Laura Swiggett, Helen Swig- gett. Miss Hidden. Edith Stevens. Cor rinne Stabler, Bernice Horrell, Pauline Sears. Miss Graves, Norma Bonhall, Miss Leavell, Miss Marjorie Leavell. Ariel Parsons. Dixie Washington, Miss Dixon. Miss Johnston. Ernest Doug las, w H Parker, Fly Page, w. F.. Birdwell. j. A. Sullivan. T. If. Mon hall. Jack Edwards, T. F. Mahan, Err nest Smith. F.. P. Collins. Harold A. Herman, J. A. Gang, Hall Mccoy, Jay Fillman. Randolph McElhaney. Ward Young, George McNeil. Frank Dono- van, John Mccoy and Arnold Blu menthal.
 As soon as the holidays are past and people have more time to devote to entertainment outside the family circle, Mir. Harry Cassidy intends to resume the giving of his weekly in formal studio teas, that became very popular last winter. Mir. Cassidy is one of the leading singers of the city and has a beautiful voice with deeper. richer duality than it is usual to hear in high tenors. Mir. Cassidy is an uncle of Mrs. w. A. Parish of this city, and being a bachelor with no ladies of his own immediate family here to assist him. has had Mrs. Parish to aid him in receiving the guests who attended his little informal teas. Anywhere from eight to a dozen friends have been invited. Each one listens to a few musical numbers. | indulges in a sociable cup of the amber, clear beverage of Ceylon. eX- changes a witty quip or jest with his neighbor and departs upon his way. Bagatella Italienne ........... c. Cui
 Miss Irene Johnston Little F'ish's Song ....... A. Arensky
 Mrs. Wm. H. Sargent Inter-meZZo, A Flat ....... C. Cui
 Miss Lurena Lander Etude in F Sharp ....... A. ArenSky
 Mrs. Helena Munns Redewill
 The above program was rendered at the meeting of the Musicians club on Monday afternoon at the home of Miss Irene Johnston and was much enjoy ed by all who were present The eyraata,~ puf11 her 0f the musicians of