Arizona republican., 1913-01-10
INTEREST IN
 K|RM|SS GROWS
Guild of Trinity Church Working Hard to Make Event Most Artistic Amateur Production Ever Given Here

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 Of paramount interest to society at present is the Kirmiss of the Seasons to be given under the auspices of the Woman's Guild of the Trinity Pro- Cathedral Thursday evening, January 90, and Friday evening, January 3l. at the Elks theater
 Rehearsals are progressing rapidly and the event promises to be the most artistic amateur production ever given in Phoenix. Prominent maids and matrons of the smart set will take part, assisted by well known club men, while future belles and beaus will lend a charm to the dances Especial at tention is being given to the details and the staging and costuming will be unusually elaborate and beautiful.
 Miss Martha Hogsett will be the Spirit of Spring and open the program with Browning's Spring Song" Then come the Apple Blossoms interpreted by charming group of little girls in- cluding Dorothy Davies, Elizabeth Redewin, Sylvia Lewis, Ethel Reader Seabury, Marcia Van der Veer, Ruth Bond, Jane Parish and Lucille Sar- geant; Mrs. Charles Van der Veer chaperOn. The NiOlets will be Har- riet Tritle, Lispenarde Seabury Marion Bennett, Mary Louise Pinney, Eleanor Stahl, Phillipa Jones and Mary Francis; Mrs Ernest Lewis. l chaperon. Miss Mabel Novinger as the Tree Spirit will do an effective 1 dance and her solo will be followed 1 by Four Leaf Clovers Gertrude Evans 1 Eleanor Wilkinson, Dorothy Tufts and Louella Campbell, Miss Doris King man, chaperOn. The Easter Lilies will be Miss Selma Goldberg, Miss 1 Fay DeMund Miss Cox, Miss Anna Marie Luke, Miss Blanche Lumbeck. 1 Miss Frances Nelson and Miss Lucy ] TollesOn; Mrs. George Hahn. chap erOn The Rain, Helen Firth Mary Sloan. Ellen Burton and Alberta ScO- field Mrs Shirley Christy. chaperon. will be followed by the Fairies. Jessie Patton and Helen Miller. and Chap man Reed in a bunny dance will end the Spring season.
 Mrs. Franklin D. Lane in d delight ful solo will sing the approach of | Summer Topples follow in an artis- | tic dance by Eugenia Kennan. Grace | Tharaldson, Georgine Barnes. Rather 1 inc Easterling, Mary Lou Stone and | Mary Hulett; Mrs J W. CrenshaW, ! chaperon. The Roses will be chap 1 eroned by Mrs Royal Lescher Mrs. 1 Charles McArthur. Miss Kema Doris, Moss Kathryn Kennan and Miss RO- wena Deats. The solo dance in this number will be by Grace Futile. who will appear as a great Red Rose Royal Lescher Morris Carpenter Charles McArthur, Edward Marshall and Edgar Woodward will be Bache- Tor Buttons and Miss Kingman who is directing the affair, will give a solo l dance, The Moth and the Flame Mrs. Hart and Miss Hart will give Honey Bees" a song and dance sketch.
 Chrysanthemums announce Autumn's approach In this group are Mary Christy, Winifred Waite. Mary Wheat Dorothy Pickrer Doris Christy. Ade- laide Plath Angela Marshall. Mary Josephine Ceilings. Mary Casey. Helen Plath, Dorothy Slayback Edith James and Caroline Burtis; Mrs. w Bennett Cough. chaperon. rMs. Howard Reed will give a reading and has chosen Money Musk" This fascinating autumn spirit will precede the appear ance of Autumn Leaves, Miss Edith Thompson, Miss Sue Leonard. Miss May Hurley, Miss Grace Gordon, Miss Ferguson. Miss Helen Niault, Miss Ada Bovell, Miss Helen Bickell and Miss Helen Tufts. Miss Kingman, chaperOn
 In the Harvest Dance will be Mr and Mrs Robert Peabody, MT. and Mrs | Joseph Sherburne Jenckes, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Hilderbran, Mr. and Mrs | Arthur Luhrs Miss Mabel Hooker Miss Blanch Oster, Miss Ruth Jessop l Charles Isham, Morris Carpenter, I de R. Miller J. H. Cunningham and Royal >Lescher: Mrs. Lescher, chap erOn. Pumpkins will be Orme Lewis
 Robert Florence, Donald Martin. Jack | Firth, Louis Chalmers and Tom Firth and Mrs. Ancil Martin will be the chaperOn Golden Rods and Asters will be one of the prettieSt figures and Mrs Harry R. Tritle will be Chaperon. The dancers will be Miss
 Alice RedewiI. Miss Hazel DeMund