Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27


finesse of artistic skill.
The month of February has been an
exceedingly busy one at the Studio
club and the many talented pupils who
are studying in the different depart
ments have taken active part in num-
! Der of programs given by different or
ganiza lions and Gibbs
From the music department the fol-
lowing pupils have appeared: Ethel
Chambers and Margaret Sweet at
Creighton school; Margaret Sweet
again at Central NJ. E. church; Jean
cite Palmer, Mary Gragg at the St.
| Cecilia club on Feb. 6: Alba jackson
at the Balsz school, jeanette Palmer,
Alethea Pierson and Margaret Sweet at
the Osborn club on February %.
From the violin department Maxine
| Stuchal played at the Osborn school.
From the vocal department Karola
i frick, its able teacher. has appeared
on several programs during the month
! and has brought joy to all who have
heard her with her beautiful voice and
charming personality.
/ Among the pupils who have appeared
are Helen Firth, Eleanor Alexander and
Adele Clements who sang for the Os
iborn Womans club on Feb %. Each
one of these ladies showed careful
training and pleased immensely with
their numbers.
/ From the department of dancing,
| Alma Lowery charmed thousands with
her work during the Elks Follies. Baby
! Clela Lorraine danced for the Daugh-
! ters of Caledonia and IL pupils from
/ the advanced department gave Pan
and the Wood Nymphf' for the ST.
! Cecilia club on Feb. 6, and again five of
the pupils gave special numbers for the
Osborn Woman's club.
Baby Clela, who is Americas tiniest
solo dancer, soon will appear for the
high school assembly. The little folks
under 10 years of age from the music
and dancing departments are to have a
joint recital and party soon. There will
be songs, music and dances and re-
freshments. so q general happy time is
expected. Parents and friends of the
little tots are cordially invited to at
tend. The date win be announced
later.
Students of the Arizona School of
Music have SISTED IN many programs
the past week
Louise Jackson and Phillip Max
Harvey of the Dramatic club under
Mrs. Dwight Earl Easley, presented a
one-act sketch at the banquet of the
Congress of Mothers, at the Woman's
club, Thursday evening. and Kathryn
Ludden, of the same department, gave
the Eastern Star members for the Wis
iting ladies, here during the meeting
of the Shrine. And the following pro
gram was given at the chamber OF
commerce Greater Phoenix dinner
Monday evening, pupils of Walter
Olney, Robert Saunders and E. Paula
Revare gave the following program and
all received great applause and re-
sponded to encores.
; Call of theWest," bird song. Cover
|. Anna Marie Luke
Accompanist, Mrs. L. L. Dana
Memories of Friends Back East. 80.
William Launspach
Accompanist, Anna Marie Calvert
ARIZONA-THE STATE
In the Nations Flag no brighter Stal
Can be seen with human eye
Than Arizona's sends affair,
Do you ask the reason why?
The Secret (dance) Dorothy Stauffel
God gave us the desert, valley and HRS
Mountains of copper and Canyon 81
great,
n And the work of men, with sturdy wills
Has made us a wonderful State.
A Glimpse of Early Days Espanol
Dorothy and Frances Hamilton