Arizona republican., 1919-05-11

ested in the organization who contem- 1 plate joining the club the following extracts from the constitution and by laws will be of interest.
 Section I. Any person proposed by two members of the club and having the necessary qualifications Gas stated below) may be elected by the eXecu- tive board as an active member.
 Qualifications - Piano: Applicant must have the ability to present satis- factorily before an examining board q whole or part of Bach Suits Bee thoyen Sonata and one modern classic, at least one memorized.
 Voice: A complete aria from a stand and opera or oratorio, two songs from Schubert or Schumann and one mod ern selection.
 Violin: Rode Studies, Beethoven Sonatas and De Beriot Concerto.
 Student Qualifications-Piano Ap- plicant must have the ability to present satisfactorily before an examining board a piano solo of the grade of Greig's Spring Song, Liszt's Consola tion or a Chopin Waltz.
 Voice: Vocal solo by McDowell, Ne win, DeKoven or Schubert.
 Violin; Must have fair knowledge of the first five positions and be able to play with true intonation and good tone quality, pieces within the range of the fifth position with precision and good taste such as the first thirty exercises by KrentZer and Sonatinas by Schubert.
 Sec. 2. Any person proposed by two l members may be elected an associate member by the executive board. Applicants for membership will be prepared to go before the examining board the last Monday in October at the home of the president, Mrs. H. M. Fennemore, 5O1 East Moreland street
 The Musicians club is the first club to announce it's calendar for the com i ing year and has prepared an inter esting series of program to be pre- sented once a month during the sea- son. The programs and the officers l who will be in charge during 1s19-1920 l are as follows:
 Monday, October 13, 1919: Presi- dents day, informal reception, eXecu- tive board, hostesses; Song Cycle, Mrs Franklin D. Lane, Mrs. Payne Palmer ! Monday, November 3, 1919: Modern French Composers, Mrs. Francis Rede-
 
 Mrs J. c. Raymond, Miss Anna Marie Luke. Miss Ida Mae Golze, Miss Clare | Canon, Miss Eleanor Lewis Miss May Garrison, Miss Fannie Elliott. Eugene Redewill.
 Monday. December 1. 1919: Scandi- navian Composers. Miss Cordelia Hull burd, chairman; Mrs. ". E. Deity, Mrs. Roy Wayland, Mrs. Doane Merrill. Miss L. D. Dameron, Miss Clara Hazard Dwight Deity.
 Monday January ,. 1920: Children's Day, Folk Songs and Dances; Miss Georgia Mintz, chairman. Monday. February ?, 1920: American Composers; Mrs. W. R. Battin. chair man; Mrs. W. R. Bertram, Mrs. Dixie Matthie, Mrs. Henry Cate. Mrs. W. c. | Mills, Mrs. A. C.. Hulett, Mrs. II. C Lockett, Miss Bertha Kirkland William Conrad Mills, c. E. Heath
 Monday, March l, 1920: Miscellaneous Program, Mrs. W. F. Schnebley, chair man; Mrs. C. J. Brown, Mrs. Laura Brill, Mrs. Ancil Martin, Mrs. H. B St. Claire, Miss Virginia Stoneman Miss L1cile Banta, Miss Clara Wilkey Miss Mary Tice
 Monday, April ,. 1920: Evening Pro gram; Mrs. Shirley Christy, chairman; Mrs. Karola Prick. Miss Vivian F1ornt Young, Miss Edith E. Edwards. Nils! Pearl Beware. Miss Cornelia Luscomb Orhey J. Hes, Heinrich Klingenfeld Frank Evans.
 Monday, May 9. 1920: Teachers Day. Mrs. C. F. Connor. chairman. Eaci , teacher who is an active member O