Arizona republican., 1913-01-05

The week has been made up of varied forms of amusement, each cC mpeting in an effort to leave the holidays a joyous and happy mem orv. Auction. dances and dinners claimed the attention of society and with the debut of the Singers club made the last week of the old year Cne of note. In reviewing the twelve months. the brilliancy of past pleas ures is suggestive of strength in the social and musical worlds for the firm bond between the two has been evidenced at the smartest of the seasons functions. Ii is to be musical winter and the Singers club is tO De a strong factor in mak- ing il a delightful one. An OrganiZa- lion bur two months old it has a successful concert to it's credit and engagements crowding the days un- tu the next recital which will take place Easter week. The chief topic of conversation recently has been of the wonderful way Maitland Davies train ed the voices and of his excellent di- lpctorship At each concert MT. Davies will have a soloist and the general desire expressed is that he he the star at the next event It was charming tO have Miss Alice Redewin for the initial affair Miss RedeWilFs numbers were a revelation to the large audience. She has emerged from the little girl who used to play nicely. into an artist of dis tinction whose work demands serious consideration She has temperament her technique is wonderful and in her last number. the "Marche Mil itaire" she was magnificent. Her left hand work was excellent, her octaves splendid. It will be a gen pine pleasure to hear Miss Rede- will in her recital and it is to be hoped that her appearance will not be long delayed.
 The program. which was enthus- iastically received. ended at 10 o'clock and followed by a dance. The Wom- ans club never held more attrac- tive gathering and every detail of the event showed the artists hand. A simple. dignified arrangement of greens was used in decoration with holly wreaths as window trimmings. The dance cards and program were combined and were unusually pretty.
 Amateur productions seem to play a prominent part in the gayety this year Closely following the Woman's Club Vaudeville was the successful Cafe Chantant at the Country club which in turn will be followed by a KermiSs of the Seasons. This artis- tic production will be given at the E,lks Theatre. Friday evening" Janu- ary 31. and Saturday evening, Feb mary 1. under the auspices of the Woman's Guild of the Trinity Pro- Cathedral. Well known society and club men are to be the patrons and a charming group of matrOns including Mrs Charles A. Van derVeer, Mrs. Howard Reed, Mrs Royal Lescher. Mrs. Ernest Lewis, Mrs. WinsOr Day, Mrs. w Bennett Cough. Mrs J. w. Chenshaw, Mrs George Hahn and Mrs Ancil Martin will chaperon the dances. In addition to girls and men who have become identified with amateur affairs there will be several juniors" taking part in the enter tainment which will be the most elab- crate of the pre-Lenten season Twenty dances, one more exquisitely executed than the other will interpret Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter and each will have a spirit repre- senting it in solo, either with song, dance or reading. Miss Doris King man who is to be the director, will give solo dances as will Miss Mabel Noyinger and A. R. Cater. Mrs
 
 Howard Reed will be the spirit of Autumn giving that favorite reading Money Musk" In Spring there will he the Apple Blossoms, ViOlets, Easter Lilies. The Spirit, Rain and March Hare and with the summer will come the Daisies Roses, Fireflies. Batche- Tor Buttons, Topples and Moth. Au- tumn will be interpreted by Chrysan- themums, Autumn Leaves, Pumpkins Harvest Dance, Blank Eyed Susans and Golden Rods. Winter will have it's Icicles, Holly, MistletOe and Snow flake. The list of those talk ing part has not been completed. Fol the few dances that have been ar ranged the rehearsals are already pro- gressing rapidly. Mrs w E. Deity Mrs. H. NJ Terrence, Miss Grace Manning and Miss Ruth JeSsOp are the accOmpanists. The officers Oi he Guild have charge of the arrange fnents and are: Mrs. Ancil Martin president; Mrs. Royal Lescher, treas urer; Mrs. Charles Van derVeer, sec retary. and Mrs. Howard Reed, as sistant secretary.
 
 Cards have been received here an nouncing the marriage of Miss Editf