Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-07

and his representation of Robert
Louis Stevenson's DR. Jellyll and Mr..
HYDE" was SO realistic at times. that
il made the audience shudder. In
Mr. Renson's representation, DR..
Jekyu appears four times, Hyde
twice and five Of the other characters
of the sCDrv. often enough To explain
the tale. The strong scene is where
DR.. JekylI. who has fought of the
temptation To- take the Transforming
drug that turns him into HYDE. whose
nature and character are evil. after a
long soliloquy. finally decides 10 have
one last dehauch in the character Of
Hyde and then bury this demoniacal
self forever. The following named
persons viii officiate At the meetings
of the Rebekah lodge for the coming
year Mrs Gertrude Smith, district
deputy president, having installed
them at the Thursday meeting:
Past Noble Grand Mrs Myrtle
Mathews: Noble Grand. Mrs Minnie
Stevens; Vice Grand. Mrs Lena Vincil:
Secretary. Mrs. Nettie Scott; Treas
urer, Mrs. Ida Moreno; Trustees. Mrs.
Nellie Ramsey, Mrs. Jeanette Bailey.
Mrs Wilkey: Warden. Miss Adeline
Bianchi: Conductor. Miss Nellie Bian-
chi; Chaplain, Mrs. Sarah Fait; In
side Guardian, Miss Very Wilkey; Ont
side Guardian. Mrs. Bertha Williams;
r. : y c.. Mrs. Emma Kinkade; l..
: y. c., Mrs Fanny =. Martin: II.
$. Y. G. Mrs. Pauline Stephens: l..
4 Y. c., Mrs. Clara Stemper.
About half Of the guarantee money
necessary to secure Madame Schu-
man-Heink for grand opera and con-
cert in this city the last Of the month
has been subscribed and additions are
being made to the list daily The
Arizona School of Music has spoken
Tor l. or more seats. Among all the
singers OF songs probably none has
received 50 much tribute from the
critics and the public as has Erres-
tine Schuman- Heink, the great con
tralto. Reginald deKoven. the ..i.,'
critic Of the New York World, re-
Gently had this To say Of her sing
ing: Great as she is in opera, |
consider the popular contralto unsur-
passed as Il concert singer. Her
temperament lends much dramatic
color and variety Of emotional eV-
preston To her interpretations \
recital is the most severe test of the
artistic scope and capacity OF any
artist" The following persons have
subscribed for seats: T J. Prescott.
J {. Van Der Las. DIR. J. NJ
Pearson. James G Hammels. Glen
dale: W. g. Welsh. V Z. Messenger.
W Twinch. Geo. \. Cox. Glendale;
r. II. Marvin. Mrs Mae E. Swetnam.
J. NJ. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. W l..
Pinney, J. Lawrence Drake. W. a.
Parish, H. c. Cassidy, Gordon Tweed.
Frank Connelley, Miss Marguerite
Adams, Lower Box \ Left: Mrs J.
Monihon. A. l.. Boehmer Mrs. Al
Becker. . A Turney,. George Still
man. Mrs. N. H. Walker, Mrs. c. A.
COldsen. Leon r. Gass. Franklin ID.
Lane. L. Z. Thomas. /. H Chalmers,
Mrs. II. II. Thornton. \. Il. Cater
J. G. Spangler. Mesa city; Hugh
Campbell, Addie Pickerell, General
\. J. Sampson. DR.. J. W. Foss, Dwight
b. Heard. Arnold Mandel, Mr. l.
Moritz Mrs. c. c. Hutchinson. E. F.
VanKirk. Mrs. r. NJ Tafel. Mrs.
Plath, Mrs. l.. D. Cameron. Mrs II.
J. Newhouse. MIS-. J. L. Burcham.
Mrs. F. II. Redewill. Mrs. H. b. Wiki
enson. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. DEITY. Miss
\. NJ Chingrin. Miss Peck, f d.
Angel Mrs. Leverich. Mrs. J. Thai
heimer. Walter Bennitt. Mrs. f. Shaw
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Mrs. Shirley Christy, Harry Welch.
II. f. Eddington. DR.. Mcintyre. Mrs.
L. II. Messenger, Evans School Mesa.
Dr. Geo. NJ Brockway. Rev. b. Il.
Cocks, ]. II. Kibby. \. * Baker. Mrs.
Lafayette Myers. Glendale.
one Of the prettiest affairs OF the
season, was the luncheon given by
Miss Ruth Doris Saturday afternoon
to announce the engagement Of Miss