Arizona republican., 1913-01-12
SOCIETY NEWS

lections. French, Italian and English The dictiOn in each being so perfect that every word was distinctly under. stood an exceptional and gratifying factor of good singing. Mir Davies voice is always pleasing and is true and expressive of the text. Through out his entire range from his low tones to high voice he demonstrated the same equality. He entered wholly into the spirit of each song and put great deal of fire into his dramatic selections. The Road to Mandalay was especially well given and Little Boy Blue" was so enthu- siastically received it had to be re- peated. Mrs Arthur Hulett was an excellent accompanist
 Miss Merta played with much feel ing and splendid technique. Her tone is big and sonorous and her pedal ing without fault The D"ance of the Dolls was a bright, attractive en- core
 The Lyric Quartette was splendid The voices are well balanced and the well chosen songs were sung with much sperit and gusto.
 The program in full was:
 Forsaken .Corinthian Folk Song The Unthruthful Daisy. y......... Jones Little Tommy Went A-Fishin'. ....
 .........-........J. C. Macey
 The Lyric Quartette
 Maitland Davies Tom Trent
 Winsor Day John Armstrong Ninon CFronch) )............ Tosti The Pine Tree. Mary Turner Satler Ridi PaGliacci UtaIian) .LeOncaValIo
 Maitland Davies
 Gavottc. c............ Gluck Brahms Polonaise Opus 26 No. 1...... Chopin
 Miss Merta Work
 Little Boy Blue ue................Ne Nevin MNra ............,....... Clutsam The Road to Mandalay. Oley Speaks
 Maitland Davies
 Doan' Ye Cry Ma Honey Nole Speaks The Ell Archer Gibson Good Night. My Love. .........F FOrsell
 The Lyric Quartette
 Mrs. Hutchinson and Mrs. Camp bell were assisted in receiving by Mrs J. W. Doris. Mrs Royal Les cher. Mrs. Sterling Futile Mrs. Louis NJ sands, Mrs w. C. Foster, Mrs. l.. $ Thompson. Mrs ". P. Sears, Mrs. Sims Ely. Mrs. James H. Me CIntock. Mrs Henry C. Lockett and Miss Fannie Peek.
 Mrs Campbell wore an effective gown of white satin vieled in crystal studded chiffon that had side drape of pink chiffon.
 IJ,+rbipco,, bapHSo11aII- attired in American beauty satin veil ed in gold embroidered black lace with touth of black velvet.
 Mrs. Royal Lescher wore electric blue chiffon ornamented in steel bead and fringe.
 Mrs J. w. Doris wore q stunning gown of heliotrope embroidered crepe.
 Mrs w C. Foster was in tail ored gown of white cloth.
 Mrs James H McClintock wore Paris gown of black charmeuse and oriental lace yelled in black chiffon.
 Mrs. L. S Thompson was costumed in blue messaline trimmed with gold bands and Irish crochet Mrs. w. P. Sears white charmeuse gown was gracefully draped in lay snder chiffon.
 Mrs. Sterling Tuttle wore blue yelled in black with a of French roses and silver  Mrs. Louis Sands was also in blue and looked charming in her frock of ,harmeusc satin Mrs. sims Ely was becomingly cos tuned in lavender brocade, trimmed
 nd y-io Mrs. Henry c. Lockett wore an effective gown of navy blue char mouse. Miss Fannie Peck wore lavender net over blue Dresdon chiffon. A jolly picnic to Granite Reef was m event of the early part of the week that was enjoyed by MT. and Mrs. Harry Kay, Mir. and Mrs. C. $. Berrvmar. Mrs J. C. Gregg, Miss lane Gregg. Miss Essie Simonds. Miss sara McAnnaly Hervey Berryman. Fred Gregg. J. NJ Sears and Frank Obermiller. Mrs. w J. Rifley of 7O5 North Central Avenue contributed to the week with two charming affairs. The living rooms were beautifully deco rated with carnations, rose buds and Dotted plants on Monday afternoon when Mrs Riley entertained four tables of guests with royal auction Prizes were won by Mrs. Aaron Gold berg. Mrs Henry Clay Parker. Mrs George Mintz and Mrs. Harry Ken nedy. In the evening twenty were entertained with five hundred i'll honor of Miss Mary JOyent and the attractive prizes were won by Miss Hazel DeMund. Miss Joyent. William Pertram and Charles O'Malley.
 
 Mrs George B Wilcox entertained