Arizona republican., 1920-01-21
MESA MUSIC SCHOOL.
 NEW INSTITUTION, ID
 BE OPENED MONDAY

MESA, Jan. 21.-Entering the field on the SouthSide as an entirely new institution, but with the confidence that the venture will spell success and mean permanent institution for this city, the Mesa School of music will open here next Monday morning, 1t was announced yesterday. Mrs. Ida A. Craver, who already has class in piano instruction of over half hun dred pupils in Mesa, will be at the head of the new school as president, and will be assisted in her work by Mrs. R. A. kingsbury, well known in local Wom- en's circles and last year president of the Mesa Woman's club.
 As a faculty for the school. Mrs. Craver has succeeded in securing a teachers, all of them artists in their respective lines. Vocal instruction is to be given by Mrs. Karola Prick of Boston and for the past two winters vocal instructor in Phoenix. Ford Spencer, well known in Phoenix as a teacher of piano will follow the same work here, and Prof. F. Lloyd Stuchal, for ten years member of the faculty at the Arizona School of Music, will be the violin instructor. Dancing, in all of its various forms, will be handled by Edna Paula Beware. and Mrs. Yua SongSteid King, originally of New York and more recently member Of the faculty at the University of Cali fornia in Berkeley, will be the teacher of dramatic art and expression. Mrs. Craver, herself expects to continue with her classes in piano, as much as time will permit.
 For the present the Mesa School of Music will be situated in the studio of it's president at 49 North Robson street, but as quickly as possible, arrange modious and permanent home. With several of the members of the faculty already here. and the others due to arrive within the next few days, it was stated yesterday. that regular classes will be opened in all of the departments next Monday.
 C. C. Dinner Tonight
 The annual election of the board of directors and club officials and atten- tion to a host of matters of business are scheduled of the program for the annual banquet and meeting of the Mesa, Chamber of Commerce to be held this evening at the Episcopal Guild hall. Tickets to the dinner are being handled by Secretary R. F. Lush and the sales he had made up to last eve ming are indicative of one of the larg est gatherings of Mesa business men this winter when the banquet is spread tonight. Dinner is to be served at o'clock and following its completion the meeting will be resolved into business session and the program as now outlined VIII De 1OllOwed. NdrlOuS and important matters are due for at tention and the Commercial club direc- tors and anxious for the attendance of every member.
 K. P. Initiation
 Surpassing any lodge meeting of it's Kind held in Mesa this winter. Knights of Pythias from the four valley lodges located at Phoenix. Tempe, Chandler and here assembled Monday night for a get together meeting and the initia- tion of a class of 29 candidates in the presided over by J. D. Loper of Phoe- nix, grand keeper of records and seals as acting chancellor commander and the degree team was comprised of members from the three southside lodges. Conclusive to the business session, Damon lodge was host at a luncheon. The class of 30 candidates from the Chandler order who are talk ing the degree work will return to Tempe next Tuesday night and the rank of Knight will be conferred there by the Tempe lodge.
 Legion Meet Friday
 Conflicting with various other meet ings set for tonight, the gathering of the Mesa Post of the American Legion has been postponed until Friday eve ming. It will be held at 7:30 on that evening in the office of the Land Sales corporation. The election of officers for the year, further consideration of a permanent home for the organization and other items of business are on the program for attention
 The Movies Tonight
 D. w. Griffith's feature film The Girl Who Stayed at Home os today's attraction billed for the Majestic the- acter. The Ford Weekly is also in cluded in the bill. At the Orpheum