Arizona republican., 1921-11-06

fade like dew in the sun. Carry mu- sic because it appeals to the higher culture.
 AS we are still in the 25 years thev will still collect the mile of dimes. as the silver jubilee.
 Many celebrities attended the con- ventior One whose address impressed me most was Eugene A. Noble, ex- ecutive head of the Juillard Musical formulation of New York. Ethicauy and aesthetically, in the lives of peo- r1e and it's potential value in the c,1rricula of the class room from pri- mary grades upwards, must have carried an encouraging ring to the women who have labored so valiantly to harness music to pull it's full load along the various parks wherein it onerates for the betterment of the neouIe and as an essential factor in promoting their happiness.
 Social side we did not see much of At the invitation of Mir. and Mrs. Carl I.amback, Mir. Hanback, being the attorney fo- the federation. to- eether with Mrs Lyons, the newly elected president, and Mrs. Oscar Hund1ey of the national board, l was invited to go to Dubuque via the riv- CT road ot the Mississippi. The see neey was very beautiful, in tact, be-. yond my expectations.
 The social committee was composed of splendid workers. We were so proud of our winning the national banner and just as proud of our own Mrs. Ross when she stood before the great mass cf people with the ban ner in one hand and with that prom inent finger she uses when directing in singing America, the Beautiful" |" told those people, explained that the reason Arizona won was because mu- sicians were the only class of peo- pie fortunate enough to have ready money. Who said music doesn't pay?"
 The Musicians club will present 2 program featuring modern English composers at it's meeting at the Wo- mans club at o'clock Monday after noon. Mrs. T. J. Prescott will act as chairman.
 Following is the program:
 (Piano)
 Three Dances from Henry VIlf.' Getliidh
 Miss Phyllis Pedesh
 Paper ... Mrs. c. P. Hart
 (Piano)
 Allegro ..................C Cyrh Scoti i Russian Dance ...-.... Cyril Scot 1 MT. Olney Isles (VocaI)
 1 "An Indian Sorg Garland" "The Golden Threshold (Poem by Sarojini Naidu) Music by Liza Lehmann) Miss Lotta Fahlen -. ..-. Soprano Mrs. Raymond Battin ..... .Controlt' Mir. Alden Enyeart ......... Teno MT. H. c. Heard ...........B .Bariton' 1 Mrs. Emily Danks .Accompanls l Harvest Hymn .......... .Quartett l Palanguin Bearers. Tenor Barton ''The Royal Tomb of Goleonda"....
 Baritone Solo and Quartett 'sYou Flaunt Your Beauty" Teno Like a Serpent to the Calling Voice
 of Flutes Controlto- Teno ''Nightfall in Hyderbad". Quartet New Leaves Grow on the Banyon
 Twigs"-Trio. | Soprano. Controlto. Teno | 'Alabaster" ...-..-.. Contfalt At the Theshhold"-Soprano Solo
 ............. Quartet
 (Piano)
 Imaginary Scenes from a Ballet' Suite of five pieces. .Coleridge Taylo
 Endorsing the better dancing reso lution presented by Mrs. Henry I Ross, at the convention of the Cen tral Arizona district federation ( clubs, the Roosevelt Neighborhoo club at it's meeting Wednesday decid ed to sponsor a series of dances. Tn initial event will be given at th Neighborhood House, November 1 The report of the federation conver ton was presented by Miss Ami Sanders, who reviewed the import ant happenings at the event attende by representatives of 20 clubs. Under the auspices of the chil , welfare department, Mrs. Dunca McRuer. chairman of the Glenda, Womans club, will present a we