Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

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 In ParadiSum Dubois Fiat Lux" (Let There Be LighO
 Mrs. Runyon
 The evening section of the Musi- scians club of which Mrs. Maude Pratt Cate and Mrs Arthur G. Hulett are joint presidents, met in the auditorium of the Studio club on Tuesday night. ' There was a large attendance and splendid program was rendered Put pills in piano from three representative teachers in the city played and each one acquitted herself remarkably well. The three were Florence Hanny, pupil of Mrs. Hulett; Marjorie Landrum and Elizabeth Phillips, pupils of Mrs. Cate and Frank DaryaS respectively
 A violin solo by MT. Null was en- Enthusiastically received and that skilled performer had to respond with an en- core. A duet by Marion Whitney and Isley Rogers, as well as number given by a trio composed of Mesdames Candy, Spaulding and Doran met with hearty. appreciation A reading by Barbara Barnes s.She Is Forty-nine and I Am Seventeen was the incen- tive for another reading from the gifted young lady who responded with Cradle Doom, Me Bairn.
 The accompanists for the evening were Mrs. Mcvey, Mrs Hulett and Mrs. Arnett.
 Mrs H. D. Ross was present and give talk, telling about the mile of dimes the musical clubs, of America are trying to collect one-half of which goes to the National Federation of Musical clubs as prize for an oratorio composed by some American musician, the other half to remain with the clubs. There were three young ladies present to collect the dimes.
 The next meeting will be in April fI,o vii oiv bp program for the annual gentlemen $ evening at the Womans club.
 Karola Prick, teacher of vocal al the Studio club. is one of the singers of Phoenix who will go 10 Miami tf sing at the convention of Musical clubs which will be held there or April 9th.
 Kermit King, who during the pas yea has won a number oS compliments for his dignified appearance on tho halfroom floor when the children o the dancing department Of the Studio club have given their demonstrations has now entered the class in aestheri' dancing and it is to be hoped that h. will be another Mordl1in or Ted Shawn Marion Steinbefg, who for weeks ha been industriously working on hand some Egyptian costume which Wa designed for her by the dancing de pertinent of the Studio club, took frs prize at the masquerade given ol Wednesday night at the Festival o Purim given at the Womans club b the Jewish people of the city Tn prize was a handsome ivory set an Marion feels repaid for her hard wor and patience. The costume was handsome robe of pale cream chiffo velvet, worr. with a corsase and hi <4 1 1I.-9a.4 h shape of serpent the ornaments be ing made of jewels, beads and spangle. Preparations are steadily going for ward for the second annual celebra ton of the children's Mardi Gras ba 7 which will be given on April at 2:S o'clock at the American Academy ( Dancing. The dances and costume will surpass if possible, in beauty an interest those of last year
 Meredith Bishop. violinist pupil { Robert Saunders was heard in seiet tions at noon Easter service given h the Business Girls club Thursday { the First Methodist church.
 Elizabeth Phillips, pupil of Frar Darvas played piano selections by Lis and Schumann-and Islay Rogers ar Marion Whiteman, pupils of Walt' Hastings Olney sang duets on the prt gram at the meeting of the Evenir Section of the Musicians club, Tuesda evening.
 Dorothy Elliott. pupil of Mrs. DWigl Earl Easley gave a humorous readIr at the Juvenile Musicians club meetir of the Osborn district Tuesday afte 1oon.
 Saturday afternoon, April 2 at o'clock Walter Hastings Olney. head
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