Arizona republican., 1921-11-20


 Gounod's master-opera of Faust" one with her playing at the "open night of the Loyal Order of Moose lodge Wednesday evening.
 The little girl surprised her hear CTS. by the fine tone she drew from her instrument, and her future prog ress will be watched with interest.
 Pupils from the dramatic depart ment of the Arizona School of Music. under the direction of Mrs. Dwight Earl Paisley and Kathryn Ludden, who appeared on the Juvenile Book Week. program at the Phoenix pub lie library, Saturday afternoon, were Dorothy Stauffer, Abbie D. White, John Girand and Lurene Futile. Lois Gushing. talented child pupil of Cornelia Luscomb of the Arizona School of Music, played a violin solo for the Osborn Wollan's club meet | ting, Wednesday afternoon; charm ingIy playing a 'Slumber Song" by ! Booth.
 1 She was accompanied at the piano 1 by Leslie Brown, pupil of Franz Oar vas.
 Appearing on the program also I | pupil of the school.
 ! At the entertainment given Thurs | day evening at the Calvary Baptist l church for the benefit of the Young I Mems Book Fund, readings were | given by the Misses Betty Palmer, l Movie Taylor, Lurene Futile and Winne Hoopes and John Girand, all l students of the expression depart I A.,s-, S-1l, zI .1f cso Louis Vaughn, young pupil of l Robert Saunders, gave violin num- l Der for the Business and Professional l Women's club at their meeting Thursday; playing Gavot.e by Gossard. He was accompanied at the piano by his mother.
 Miss Winne Hoopes, pupil of Mrs. Dwight Earl Paisley. has become one of the most popular readers of the | city through her. clever impefsona- i tions and monologues
 The past week she appeared for the Rebekah lodge, and on the pro- l gram at the Calvary Baptist church, | Thursday evening, and at the high 1 school for the benefit of the budget fund of Blue Triangle Girl Reserves of the state on Friday evening. l John Girand, another pupil of Mrs Dwight Earl Paisley, appeared upon the enter tainment, also.
 John Grand. young high school student and a pupil of Mrs. Dwight Earl .1asiey is called upon very of.en to s.l e his clever, readings.
 He appeared the past week at the Pl .a..x public library Saturday ae- ternoon at the Calvary Baptist | church Thursday afternoon. at the banquet in honor of the state dental meeting Friday evening, and is tc ! take prominent part in an o ing week in Glendale.
 Miss Ros1yn Turner of the junior l high school class, and a violin pupil 1 of Robert Saunders, played splendid ly a group of violin numbers at tho high school Friday evening. includ- ing La Straniera" by Dancla, 2 Spanish serenade by Pierne. and z serenade by Chaminade- Kreisler.
 Margaret Joyce and Lorine Doug. l las, two pupils of the expression de 1 tartment of the Arizona School ci Music, gave readings for the Tempe Woman's club Friday afternoon.
 Mrs. Cora c. Turpie, a new addl- ton to the musical circles of thi: city, has taken a position as snlois in the choir of the First Methods church.
 The second term of the Arizons School of Music will open Monday tn 21st of November.
 The enrolment for the past tern far exceeded the expectations of tn management, and many new pupil have registered for the new term.
 The regular weekly Saturday af 1 ternoon recitals, which are prom inent feature of local musical af l fairs, will begin early in December
 The concert club will meet as us nal tomorrow at II o'clock, at tn ! Arizona School of Music.
 The following numbers will be dis cussed and played by Franz Darvas
 Brahms-Symphony in F-majol
 first and last movements.
 Sibelius-Valse Triste.
 Smetana-Furiant from 'The Bar
 tered Bride.'
 Pupils from the piano. violin an
 dance department of the Studio clu
 gave a program at the Rooseve
 Neighborhood club house on Wednes fl day pm. and received besides heart
 encores and appreciation. lovel ibouquets of chrysanthemums present
 ed to the young entertainers by tn
 club members Those who took pal i were Ellen Bowers of the piano de
 partment; Maxine Stuchal from u