Arizona republican., 1921-09-18
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De Waide and Mrs. J. B. House. ! The College club will open its sea son the first Wednesday in October.
 Clever local musicians will inter pret the works of composers of the different nations at a series of con- certs to be held by the Musicians club this year. The programs have been arranged exceptionally well and offer pleasing numbers to those who are interested in music. Among the features will the organ recital to be given by Arthur J. Smith at Trinity cathedral. The remaining programs will be given at the Woman's club as usual Mrs. Henry B. Cate, the pres ident yesterday announced the calen- dar for the year 192i-1922:
 Monday, Oct. 3, 3 p. m.-President's Day. Miscellaneous program: H. Alden Enyeart, Mrs. H, Alden Enyeart, Robert Saunders, Mrs. Bessie Fox Davis. Evecutive committee, hostess.
 Monday, Oct. IT, S:15 p. m.-Eng fish ballads, folk songs and dances. Mrs. Vivian Young Nickerson. chair man. Delevopment of Music in Eng land, Mrs. W. w. Edwards. Mrs. l.. IL B. Clyde Candy, Miss Margaret Hurley, Miss Gladys Harris. w. E. Deity. Mrs. R. M. Tafel.
 Monday. Nov. T, D. m.-Modern English composers: Elgar, Coleridge- Taylor, Cowen. Liza Lehman, Ger man, Cyril Scott, Percy Grainger. Mrs. T. J. Prescott, chairman. Paper, Mrs. 0. P. Hart. Miss Edith Edwards, Miss Phyllis Pedeski. Mrs. Max Cot trell. Mrs. Emil Danks, H. c. Heard, Mrs. Raymond Battin, Miss Lotta , Fahlen. 4 and modern Frenchmen; Jules Mas senet, Cesar Frank, td'Indy, Char pentier. Mrs. Luther Steward. chair man. Miss Anna Marie Luke. Mrs, Harold Singer, Mrs. Doane Merrill Mrs. Roy Wm. Noll, Mrs. Harold Baxter Mrs. Francis Redewiil Orley Iles.,a
 Monday, Dec. 5 Program by the | juvenile and junior branches. Monday Dec. 12, s:15sp. m Mod ern French composers; Chami iaoe | Debussy, Saint Saens. Mrs. Norma L. Rasblry, chairman. Mss Corne.is | Hulburd, Mrs. E. Payne Palmer. Mrs Franklin D. Lane, Milton Rasbury. Monday, Jan. g, 3 p. m.-Northerr | Countries; Composers, Grieg, Agatha Becker GrohndahL Mrs. Heber Fay | Tor, chairman. How the folk song de veloped into national music. Mrs. A T. Esgate. Mrs. Al J. Kisselburg. Mrs Yua Sonstagard King, Mrs. N. H Morrison, Miss Branda Tweed. Mrs c. R. Sterling, Mrs. J. C. Brown, Mis- Betty Bergman.
 Monday, Jan. 23, S:15 p. m.-North ern Countries, continued; Composers I Johann Svendsen, Emil Sjogren, Ol Olsen, Jensen, Sibelius. Sinding. Mis- Bess Barclay, chairman. Mrs. Leon l ard Bushell, Mrs. Alice Finley, Mrs W. F. Schnebley, R. H. Bloem Mis- Rachel Marden. Mrs. Karola Prick Miss Dorothy Coffin. Eugene Rede will.
 Monday. Feb 6, p. m.-Fran Liszt and Chopin Paper. Develop ment of Polonaise and Mazurka, Pc fish Folk Dances, Mrs. L. E. Hewins Miss Hazel Soule, chairman, Mis- Deborah Brown, Miss Georgia Le Day. Mrs. Roy Wayfand, Mrs. Marte l.. Johnson, Frank Hastings Olney Wendell Jones. Mrs. Edith Liebenoy Harris.
 | Monday, Feb. 20, s:15 D. m-Ope
 meeting. Organ recital by Arthur .
 Smith at Trinity cathedral.
 Monday, March 6. p. m.-Nationa
 Russian music; Russian dance:
 Balakireff. Cui. Moussorgshy. Boro
 din, Rubenstein, Remsky-Korsakof
 Chairman, Mrs. Walster Seave,
 Paper, Mrs. V. O. Wallingford. Mis-
 Frances Elliott, Miss Carmelit Ward, Mrs w. E. Deity. Mrs. Loui
 Lipphart, Mrs. c. c. Miller. Mis- Mary Richards, Miss Cornelia L.us
 comb.
 Monday. March 20, SIS p. m.- Modern Russian composers: Glazon . noff, Arensky, Tschaikowsky. Scria
 bine, Rachmaninoff. Mrs. David l
 Liknaitz, chairman, Hrs. Arman
 Jearlcon, Miss Mabelle Asher. Mis
 Edna Paula Beware, Mrs. Cecil
 Staton. Mrs. Dwight Earle Easle.
 William Orth.
 Monday, April 8, s:15 D. m.-Ger ] tlemen,s night An evening of desel