Arizona republican., 1919-03-02
Music amid Musicians

repertoire was exhausted Among the songs she sang was, "The Marseillaise," in French.
 About s15,000 was realized at the | concert which Mime. Galli- | Curci gave in aid of the Stony Wold | home. This does not look as though the vogue of this phenomenally popular coioratura queen is suffering any de- crease.
 The first faculty recital of the pres ent school year given at the Arizona school of music will take place on Tuesday evening, March 4. Vivian F1orine Young, the teacher in charge of the expression and dramatic depart ment, and Orley I. Hes will present a program. Miss Young will be heard in a short group of miscellaneous selec- tions, but the principal number will be the story of Monsieur Beaucaire," by Booth Tarkington. MT. Hes will play several selections by the great Amer ican composer, Edward A. Mcdowell. The public is cordially invited to attend this program which will begin at S:15 o'clock. No admission fee is asked. but a free will offering may be left for the benefit O fthe Armenian, Syrian and Jewish relief fund.
 One of the features of the first ell tertaining rendered by the army and navy club Of this city to the returned fighting men last Wednesday night, was an attractive musical program given by some of the best talent in Phoenix. The following program was rendered.: The Sunshine of Your Smile" and Goodbye Broadway" by Mrs. Catherine Wilson; "Allah's Holi- day" and Cairo Girl' by Miss Clara Hazard, Mrs. Catherine Wilson at the piano; In the Depths of the Daisies" and "Nuthin" by Mrs. J. NJ. Barker. Miss Naomi Reeve at the piano; T Love You and When You Come Home" by Mrs. Dixie Matthie, Miss Francis Elliott at the piano; Welded Wife" a monologue by Miss Vivian Young; ''The Navy Took Them Over" and Goodbye France, by Sailor Harold Healy, Mrs. Catherine Wilson at the piano; Lift Thine Eyes" and "A Babys Prayer at Twilight by George Boehm, Mrs. Catherine Wilson at the piano.
 Pupils of the Arizona School of Music who are to appear on the Musi- clans club program next week are the Misses Anna and Marie Calvert, Duff field Sturges and Mrs. Grover G. Nor gan, vocal pupils of Romeo and Karola Prick, Lucille Banta- piano pnpil of Frank R. Evans, Dorothy and Frances
 Hamilton, Betty Fennemore, dancing pupils of Edna Paula Beware.
 Two ever new, ever loved favorites are grouped together on one of the new Columbia records, "Old Black Joe'' and Carry Me Back to Old Virginny," sung by Miss Barbara Maurel with the able assistance of the Columbia Stellar quartette.
 Two pupils recitals were given the | past week at the school of music, one | Wednesday afternoon by very young i children in which piano pieces were | played by Nelle and Wallace Greene, ! Flosie FiNaris, Kathryn Baird Edith l Treadwell, Sarah Spitalny, Florence ! Cisney, Howard Rawles, olga Hamlin, [ Isabel McQuestion, Florence Dunn, | Kent Thayer, Colleen Ferguson, Mary Lehigh and Tavern Healy. Violin
 pieces were given by Arthur Baird ! Paul Yeager and Helen Stone, and a
 reading by Frank Perry made a very
 attractive "Children's Hour" The sec | ond recital was given Saturday after noon when a good-SiZed audience lis ! tened to piano pieces by Helen and | Ruby Deal, Lela Cartwright, Alice Sell lars, Ralph Deal, Francis Beck, Mabe
 and Hazel Wetzler, Alice West, Kath-
 crime Baum. Helen Irving, Elizabeth
 Topale, Dolly Meyers, Ethel and Mary 1 Twitchell, Verla Myers and Otis Young
 Violin pieces were played by Albert Deal, Robert Clemens, Betty Fenne-
 more and Emmett Cartwright. A read ing was given by Frank Perry ant
 dance by Colleen Ferguson completed
 the interesting program. These recit-
 als are given as a part of the child.
 training, that they may gain ease iI
 appearing in public All selections ar,
 played from memory. Piano pupil.
 taking part on these programs wer,
 from the classes of Edith F. Edwards
 Mrs. Charles T. Wier and Mrs. Luthe | Steward, violin pupils of H. Klingen
 field, expression pupils of vivian Youns
 and dancing of Edna Paula Beware.
 CALVARY REVIVAL CONTiNU
 OUS-The Baptist will continue thei revival all the coming week, preachinl
 each night at 7:30 r. M. at 20 Soutl Second avenue. The meeting continue , to grow in interest, last night being tn , largest attendance thus far. Every on is invited and all should take advan ' tage of these opportunities to hear tn plain truth of the Gospel as taught i } the bible, by Pastor Rock. By specia request from members of the congre
 gation, the sermon on Regeneration
 is to be repeated at the morning hou } today, many persons being especial interested in this subject. In the even } ing the subject will be Profit an Loss" and great crowds are expecte } at each service. The special music and solos sang by Mrs. Doane Merri z are greatly appreciated. People c ] Phoenix don't miss these meeting! r come and bring your friends.