Arizona republican., 1921-05-15

Columbia on May 28 as special mothers and children's matinee, has in it many unique and unusual fea- lures. Some of the. costumes to be worn are beautiful and out of the ordinary. The stage setting will carry out the idea of a sparkling fountain, in a wooded dell, which is said to have magic in it's waters. Those who lave in it's waters get their wishes gratified-and a group of children take advantage of this and To, the dearest desires of their hearts come true!
 The program is written for the children by Yua Sonstegard King who has given to Phoenix audiences a series of the most unusual and artis- tic programs ever seen here. Helen O'Neil charmed the members of the Junior Musicians club of Phoenix on Monday afternoon when they had their last meeting of the session at the high school with her exquisite dancing. Helen is won- derfully gifted girl-combining rare l intelligence and appreciation of art with her marked talent for dancing as we'll as acting.
 l Pupils from every department o1 l study of the Arizona School of Mu- i sic have appeared upon many local
 club affairs and entertainments the past week. It is a matter of much congratulation, not only to the school but also to the city of Phoenix, thai we have an institution that has SC
 many accomplished young lady ant gentlemen students who can and df
 assist in the musical and educationa life of the city. For the thorough uk.. I,i arl not only taught as elements of gen
 eral culture and accomplishment, bu
 are also intended to fit students fol professional careers as performers teachers, composers and critics-ant
 it is indeed gratifying that the worl
 has attained such high and artistic
 standing.
 Miss Louise Stillson, pupil of Mrs
 Dwight Earl Easley, gave a readins
 for the Osborn Woman's club at thei regular meeting Wednesday after
 noon. Miss Stillson is leaving in ; few days for Los Angeles to spent the summer,- but will return so Phoe nix in the fall, and continue he
 studies at the school.
 O
 Thirty-five pupils from the clas
 of F. Paula Beware presented beau tiful color and group dances at tn : Trinity Guild fete, at Casa Blanc; : May '. The artistic and graceful
 manner in which the various number were given has been the cause o
 many congratulations to this success
 full and popular teacher.
 The many friends of Alice Bartlet
 Norton, vocal pupil of Walter Hast ings Olney, are looking forward t her recital Monday evening. Tn
 program was to have taken place O.
 the night of April 2S, but owing t illness . substitute program wa , given that evening.
 : On the program with Miss Norto
 will be Meredith Bishop, talente , young violinist and pupil of Rober
 Saunders, and a reader of merit Gladys Norton, pupil of Mrs. Dwigh
 Earl Easley.
 f Miss Elizabeth Lopez, charmin
 young dancer and pupil of E. Paul . Beware. appeared on the program
 Thursday evening at the Woman
 club at the entertainment given
 the Harmony club to their guests. rl Members of the Dramatic club (
 Mrs. Dwight Earl Easley of the Ari
 zona School of Music are to preser
 a comedy in three acts at the Creigh e ton school the coming Tuesday even 2 ing, for the benefit of the Creighto EpWOrth League fund.