Arizona republican., 1913-04-20

postponement of a Y. M c. A. dinner to have been given that evening. Of such importance did the business men consider the recital that a special di- rectors meeting was called and a reso- lution passed endorsing MT Davies for what he has done toward making Phoe- nix a musical center. The dinner planned for two hundred was placed at later date that the guests might have the pleasure of hearing the following program:
 Part l.
 ]. a Songs of Araby". ........ Clay
 Mammy's Song Harriet Ware
 c A Rose Fable. ........ .Hawley II. From the Land of Sky Blue
 Water ..-...-...C .Cadman
 b The White Dawn is Stealing
 .\huliidIi
 Undian tribal melodies) ....-.
 Rosalie .............. De Koven
 q Che Gelida Mannina. -. .Puccini (Rodolfo's Song from La Boheme) III Still Vie die Nacht Carl Bohm
 Contentment Hastings
 C 1 Hear You Calling Me.......
 ..........M Marshall
 Part II.
 ". Beautys Eyes. ..........T .Tosti
 b The Naughty Little Clock. ....
 De Koven
 Belle Nlnt .... ..... .OlfenDacn (Barcarolle from Tales of Hoffman, V Thou Wouldst Not Stay. ....
 .................. Cadman
 (Nausicaas Song to Odyseus).
 h Little Boy Blue. .Nevin
 In a Garden. ............H Hawley
 Sing Me a Song of a Land that
 is Gone. e....... Sidney Homer VI. a Beloved. It is Morn. rn...........
 ..........F Florence AylWard
 h Hindoo Slumber Song.
 ................... Harriet Ware The Road to Mandalay ....
 " ...... Oley Speaks At the Piano-Mrs. Arthur Gibbons Hulett
 Miss Ruth Doris and Sidney Bod dinghOuse have set the date of their marriage for May 2. The wedding will take place at Casa De Rosas" the beautiful country home of MT. and Msr. J. w. Doris. Reverend Henry Martyr Campbell of the Pres byterian church will read the serv- ice The bridal party has not been completed but Miss Doris has se lected her sister. Miss Rema Doris for maid of honor and Miss Marion Doris. Miss Kate Wilson, Miss liar riet Hurley and Miss Lou Ella Ar cher of St Paul for bridesmaids. Emmons Clearinghouse of Chicago will act as his brothers best man.
 The Singers club gave a very jolly dinner Friday evening at the Country club. A few moments from pleasure resulted in the election of officers, or rather the reelection, for Power Conway was again chosen president; Herbert B. Atha. vice president; Fred l.. Humphrey. secretary, and Hugh D. Marshall, Jr.. treasurer. Maitland Davies. will, of course. be the director. Joe TrOtter was dinner host Tuesday evening at Sings his guest including Mir and Mrs. John H. Page, Mir and Mrs Laurence Holden and aIr and Mrs. J. F.. Rowlands.
 MT. and Mrs Dwight B. Heard, of Casa Blanca, returned Monday from an interesting visit in Panama. MT and Mrs. A. C. Bartlett and Miss Florence Bartlett, who completed the parfya have returned to Chicago. Charles A Alexander. of Philadel- phia passed the early part of the week in town en route for San Fran cisco He was the guest of MT. and Mrs. John IT. Page of North Fourth avenue.
 Mrs Celora Martin Stoddard. oi l North First avenue, returned Thurs 1 day from a fortnight's absence, passed | In Southern California.
 Mrs Margaret Jones, of East Adams | street, entertained the Priscilla cluf l with a prettily appointed cafeteria | luncheon, Wednesday, The house was 1 beautifully decorated with pro 1 fusion of roses. Miss Elizabeth lone: assisted her mother in receiving. The ! club guests were Mrs. E. H. Huenery- ager, Mrs P o. Carlyle, Mrs. F. H Bangs, Mrs. Edward Burford ant i Mrs. James Jones.
 MT. and Mrs. C. A Bennett ant their daughter. Miss Margaret Ben nett of Silver City, New Mexico. wh' are making a motor tour of thu western coast, arrived in Phoeni' 1 Tuesday, and will pass a week here l en route to California They are enjoying series of motol trips in the valley. During thei stay in town they are the guests o