Arizona republican., 1915-11-14
In The Land of Make-Believe

I s:3O o'clock at the Arizona School of Music
 A movement is being forwarded 1 for a junior organization of the Musicians club The club has ad- ded fifty to it's membership this ! season.
 l Showing his interest in the fos- tering of the fine arts, Count John von Bernstorff. the German Ambas- sador to the United States. has re- i gently created a free scholarship at 1 the Dessert Vocal Studios in Car negie Hall, New York The work of MT. and Mrs. Dessert was brought l 10 the attention of the ambassador. l who visited their studios repeatedly. l After hearing the work of the stu dents himself and knowing of the approval of Karl Muck and Josef l Stransky he decided to establish the | scholarship.
 This scholarship is to be awarded to a person of German descent who i has the best voice and real musical l talent. MT. and Mrs. Dessert or their representative will hear all ap- | feet ten of the best voices to be heard l by the Ambassador or committee | selected by him who vii make the award.
 Any person with good voice and possessing musical talent is eligible | to compete for free scholarship. Alice Halstead. teacher of the 1 piano, is the latest addition to the musical contingent. Miss Halstead | has opened a studio at eos North Second street. She arrived last week | from Chicago where she has taught success for several seasons. She was a pupil of Mrs Osmer and MT. Banner and was graduated from the Cosmopolitan School of Music. The Lyric club Of Phoenix, an organ | iZation of women's voices, will give a concert and annual frolic Friday even ing at the Arizona School of Music William Conrad Mills is director of the club, which yill present the fol- lowing program: Choruses- a. 'Massa's in the Cold Cold Ground" arr. by W. O. Perkins. b. q Saw Them Do It. G. Froelich. d. "Mammy's Lullaby" Gen. w. J.
 Hendrick.
 e. Drink to Me only with Thine
 Eyes old English
 The Lyric Club. ,Songs-
 70, Promise Me-" DeKoven.
 Miss Helen H. Boyle.
 The Kerry Dance" Molloy.
 Mrs. R. M Tafel.
 "Twickenham Ferry Marzials.
 Mrs James H. Westervelt. "The Lass with the Delicate Air
 De Arne. Mrs. Arthur G.
 Hulett.
 Choruses-
 a. Darling Nellie Gray" B. R.
 Hanby.
 b. "Baa, Baa, Black Sheep" A. Krapf. c. ''Ye Banks and Braes O Bonnie
 Doon," Anderson.
 q. "Sleep, Little Baby Mine" Dennee
 Smith.
 The Lyric Club. Extra Act
 Johnny Jones' the Newsboy,"
 whistling and yodeling.
 Mrs. W. w. Catlin.
 "Madamoiselle Naomi Screamwell."
 Teacher of Singing. Modern Meth
 ods Only-Introducing Bonner
 Male Quartet: Jack Westervelt.
 first tenor; William Conrad
 Mills, second tenor: Paul Ar
 mour, baritone; James J. Me
 Bain, bass. "The old Maids Convention"- Cast includes Lester Byron as Pro-
 lessor Makerneux, and the Lyric
 Club.
 Final Chorus-"Down in the Corn
 field
 When the teachers of Maricopa county give reception to the visiting teachers at the Monroe school, We'd nesday evening. delightful program will be presented by local and visiting arranging the numbers, among which will be several selections by the Con- cert Quartette, Mrs. B. F. Spaulding, soprano; Miss Helen Boyle, contralto; William Conrad Mills. tenor, and James J. McBaine, baritone. Miss Merta Work will be the accompanist Elton Ensign Hale. pianist, will also contribute to the program.