Arizona republican., 1922-05-28


stage and here during the course of
the evening appeared various mem
bers of the club in witching dance,
clever dialogue. entertaining dra-
matte sketch, vocal numbers and
amusing monologue until the onlook-
ers could not say which was the best
liked or which the most enjoyable OF
the many novel features.
Mrs. Tom Dunbar, always graceful
and lovely, gave an Indian dance
which enthralled all who saw her.
Miss Edith James, charming pupil
of Ruth st. Denis, rendered an
Egyptian and Grecian dance which
brought out all her wonderful tech
niuue and made the hard work OF
dancing seem but a lightsome pas
time. Mrs. W. E. Deity, at the piano,
added much to the beauty of the act
with her sympathetic playing.
A Fashion Show" participated IN
by Allan Campbell, Edith James and
Mrs. c. c. Craigin. made an immense
hit, as did B. v. Won Sender in his
intensely humorous monoIogue. Ben
Henshaw and his group OF players
presented an amusing sklt when
kept the onlookers in constant laugh
ter.
Miss Elizabeth Toohey delighted
with two solos which were composed
by Miss Eleanor Lewis who accom-
panied Miss Tochey at the piano.
Miss Ellen North received spon-
taneous applause for her lovely skat-
ing dance.
A burlesque ballet, made up Of
Frank Brophy, Louis Chalmers. Gil
bert Mann, Mead Holstein and r.
Allen Lewis, was one of the cleverest
acts of the evening. And last, though
by no means least, was the Country
club Culinary Chorus" made up OF
the members of the kitchen force OF
the club, led by their smiling chef,
who entertained with the fascinating
negro melodies of the sunny South.
After the program dancing was IN
dulged in by those who cared for the
exertion, but many of the guests pre-
ferred to sit out under the stars ana
let the hours pass with pleasant con-
verse. At midnight the most delight
full entertainment program of the
year came to an end, with the hearty
appreciation of all extended TO the
committee which had planned The
entire affair.
Mrs. C. f. Ainsworth was chair
man of this committee, assisted by
the Mesdames c. o. Ellis, b. 3. Nc
Call Tom Dunbar, Webb Griffin,
Carl Anderson and the Messrs. War
rem Macarthur, Jr.. Robert Beardsley
and Donald Mcqueen. Special men,
ton has also been made by Mrs.
Ainsworth OF the part taken in the
work by Mrs. Celora Stoddard, who,
though not a member of the commit
tee. gladly lent her services toward
making the affair the success il was.
. Practically everybody in town at
tended and numerous out
guests were noted in the gay tlrong.
Among those entertaining parties
were the Messrs. and Mesqames
Celora Stoddard, NJ. G.. Brooks, Al
bert Winship, Joe Melczer. Thomas
Z. Campbell, T. c. McReynolds, Sr.,
J. P. Hansen. Charles Akers, T. c.
McReynolds, Jr, Vernon Pe.erg, p.
|. Merithew, J. f. Alkire, ". *. Hum
bert, E. J. Bennitt, c. F Ainsworth,
Mead Holstein, J G. O'Malley. F NJ.
Campbell, f. J. Baumert ". 4.
James, j. NJ Longan. s. ID. Tuttle,
B M. Goldwater, Z. w. Lewis. Will
lam A. Glassford, Russell P. Kyle,
j. j. Holloran, ]. E. Morrison, P. K.
Helm, w f. North. S. j. Bucking-
ham, w G.. Hartranft, l.. H.
Chalmers, A Goldberg, ID. Goldberg,
III. M. Fennemore, j. E. Richards, q.
p. Bullard, Edwin G.. Baker, Henry
George, C. r. Asbury, Mrs. c. Q.
Ellis, Miss Jean Armstrong, Miss
Kelly and Allan Campbell.