Arizona republican., 1921-11-06
Musical Notes
St. Cecilia JuveniIe club

St. Cecilia Juvenile Club
 The St. Ceceiia Juvenile Club will present program at the Woman's $ Club Monday afternoon at 4:15 o'clock. Following is the program:
 Plano; The Brownies; Eima Menke Jack Murphy
 vocal; Dear Little Buttercup; Sul- livan-Charles Palmer.
 Dance; French Dance-Helen stan ley.
 Violin-Maxine Stutchal.
 Reading; In School Days; Whittier; Dorothy Stauffer.
 Franc; Maiden's Blush Waltz; Gott schalk-Ellen Bowers
 Dance; Alpine Sheppherd-Alma Lowery.
 Kathryn Ludden, junior teacher in the expression department of the Ari- zona school of Music, who as Sally Mcbride scored a success with the Balnbridge- -karns Stock company, in
 Daddy Long Legs" las. week, has appeared also the past week as Molly Howard Clayton's sister in the five act mystery play, At 9:45."
 Meredith Bishop, the talented young VlollnlSt, who played one of the lead Ing roles in the .'Eloping Maid" given last season for the benefit of the Elk's drill team, appears with the Bainbridge- Karns Stock company this week in My Lady Friends
 
 Mrs. F. E. Davis, another very tal- ented pupil of Mrs. Dwight Earl Eas- ley, is booked to appear soon with the stock company at the Elks theater. The Dramatic club of the Arizona gYs-In l.. agreements for the present season; among them a return date for the Y. w. c. A. girl reserves, and a three act farce under the auspices of the Yeoman's lodge in early December. The expression, acting and dramat- tic department of the Arizona school of music under the direction of Mrs. Dwight Earl Eeasley has become a school in itself; children, young peo- pie and middle-ag are enrolled in this department, many only for the personal culture. But a large number to fit themselves to be public readers, l or to fill public positions with ease and poise.
 To those studying directly for the stage, professional training is given, and the opportunity of practical stage I experience by appearing with the l splendid Bainbridge- -Karns Stock 1 company, now playing at the Ell1s | theater.
 Robert Saunders, vioIinist and Or ley Hes, pianist of the Arizona school of music, played for the soldiers at the Phoenix sanitarium, last Monday evening.
 Helen Hanley, talented dancer and pupil of E. Paula Beware, appeared l before the business and Professional | Woman's club at the Presbyterian church, Thursday evening.
 One of the gifted young violin pup l ils of Robert Saunders, Estaleah Harmsen, played violin solo for the Business and professional Woman's | club at their meeting Thursday even ! ing at the Presbyterian church. Arthur Iberri has recovered from a | long illness and has taken up his piano studies with William Orth of the Arizona school of music, with whom he studied last year.
 The boy choir. undef the direction of Walter Hastings Olney, will hold their first meeting of the season Wed | neSday at 4. To O CLOCK III the class 1 studio at the Arizona school of music. Special music has arrived for the boys. and a definite program planned 1 for the season.
 Mrs. Dwight Earl Eas1ey, Walter Hastings Olney, and William Orth have been engaged to give one of the musical events concerts under the auspices of the Mesa Musicians club, | the present season.
 The Musicians club, of Mesa, all 1 though a young organization, is one | of the most progressive and active l in the state, and they are doing much l for Mesa and that vicinity, musically | The second meeting of the Concert club, under Franz Daryas, will take place tomorrow at eleven o'clock, at the Arizona school of music The fol- lowing program will be taken up:
 Debussy-"Pelleas ct Melisande'
 Smetana-"The Bartered Bride
 Phoenix Boy Choir. Last year boy choir was organized for the purpose of training young minds to appreciate music.
 It is very easy to interest boys in any line of music, especially singing Before the voice changes a boy sings l uifh Dprfect freedom and abandon