Arizona republican., 1921-10-02

| he was head of the voice department of the state university.
 While new artist will be intro-
 duced in the program, local fla vorite will make her farewell ap- | pearance before the club. Karola Prick, it is understood, has severed her connection with the Studio club
 and will leave shortly for the coast. Mrs. Prick has an unusually beau tiful voice in addition to great mag l netic charm. 4 real artist, musical lovers will regret her departure. | Bessie Fox Davis is to feature the l program with number which will | have it's first presentation in the west for it is yet unpublished. Mrs. | Davis is always a favorite on any l program and her contribution will | unquestionably be attractive. Anoth- | CT local musician who will add to the | enjoyment will be Robert Saunders, | violinist. It will be of interest to many to know that the Tourte bow used by Mir. Saunders was at one | time the property of Remenyi and l was presented to him recently by the director of the Royal Symphony or l chestra of Berlin.
 MTS AeHTy II. ROSS, pTeSlu0HI OI | the State Federation of Musical | Clubs, and Mrs. H. M. Fennemore will report the convention of the Ma tional Federation which they attend ed last summer. The program in full | follows:
 voice-Joy of the Morning .. ...-.-..... ...... Harriet Ware A-gipsying into the Sun. .Scarmolin Dawn -................... Curran Mrs. H. Alden Enyeart
 Voice-Break, Break, Break.
 ..................H Henry Houseley
 Mrs. Bessie Fox Davis
 Violin-Concerto Op. 19, F Sharp Mi nor, Vieux Temps. Allegro -Andan-
 te-Rondo ........ Robert Saunders Voice-Ave Maria. .... Bach h-Gounod | Karola Prick
 Violin Obligato by Robert Saunders
 yoice-God Smiled Upon the Desert ............ .-...-..... Cadman The Crying of Water. Campbell Tipton | My Madonna ........ Gertrude Ross
 The Awakening ........ Mrs. Mason | H. Alden Enyeart
 | Accompanies, Mrs. w. E. Deity,
 Mrs. Emily Danks, Orley Isles. l Of particular interest this week will
 be the meeting of the local council
 of Parent Teacher associations which | will meet at the Monroe school to-
 morrow. The morning session will be given over to board meeting, to be followed by a luncheon arranged by the Madison Woman's club, at which the teachers of the Monroe xx-,1 h !, n-<- of During the luncheon hour, Mrs. H. A.
 Guild, secretary. of the State Child Welfare board, will discuss The | Board Aspects of Child Welfare | Work" The program for the after noon will be open to the public and
 the council is extending a special in- vitation to the parents of children | in the Monroe school Mrs. R. A. Perry will preside and the principal | speaker will be Elsie Toles, state su- | perintendent of public instruction,
 who will talk on "SchooI Legisla-
 tion." Mrs. Henry D. Ross, state
 president of musical clubs will lead
 the assembly singing, and will pre-
 sent a report of the national conven-
 ton of musical clubs which she at- tended in the Fri Cities last sum
 mer. The musical program for the | dllSIIOOlf VIII Dc luIIllSuCQ ny tAS Arizona School of Music.
 The Adams Parent-Teacher asso. citation will hold it's first meeting of
 the year at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday aft
 ernoon, when Mrs. B. T. Detweiler.
 state chairman of Thrift, will be the
 speaker Following the addaress, a
 social hour will be held and plans
 discussed for solving problems of the
 school year.
 Organization of numerous juvenile
 and junior auxiliaries of music sec
 tions of women's clubs is demonstrat- 1 ing the interest of young folk in mu- i sic and the activities of Mrs. Thoma S l J. Prescott, second vice president of
 the state federation of musical clubs I who is doing notable extension work Mrs. Prescott said yesterday that in time she hoped to establish auxiliar-
 ies with every federated music club in the state. and judging from the
 cooperation she is receiving she is I justified in believing that her aim will be carried out. There are three l auxiliaries in Phoenix at the present time, including the St. Cecelia club the Anthion club and the Apollo club 1 Tempe will shortly be credited with | juvenile club and Mesa and Globe with juvenile and junior clubs. Mrs l Prescott recently made an address before the Womans club of Flag staff and has since received notice l that the clubs music section is in- l fereSted in forming an a11xilfary c1I1h