Arizona republican., 1922-04-16

which will be opened by. the firSt
public appearance of St. Mary's choir
boys, who are being ranked now
among the finest musical organiza-
tions in the city and have been
trained especially for the wednesday
event by Mrs. e. Payne Palmer. The
lilies which viii be used in the num-
Der sung by the boys will afterwards
be given to st. Joseph's hospital and
St. Luke's home.
The program for the musicale is
as follows:
Address, DR.. E. Payne Palmer.
"Regina Coeli,' St. Mary's choir
boys.
Elaine Palmer.
Ga) An Evening Song Hallett Gil
eb5 DE Gospel Trains" H. c. Bur
6c) "The Moon Behind the Cotton
wood" Charles Wakefield Cadman.
Mrs. E. Payne Palmer
Remarks, Mrs. Dwight 3. Heard.
(a) Serenade, Wekerlin.
(b) 1T Was the Time OF Lilac,
Jane Hathaway.
Mary Virginia and Elaine Palmer,
Song accompaniment, Mrs. +
Payne Palmer.
The accompanies for the musicale
will be Miss inertia Work, piano; Miss
Carmelita Ward, organ, and MISS
Cornelia Luscomb. violin.
Among those who have reserved
tables for the afternoon are Mrs c.
f. Ainsworth. Mrs. z. J. Bennitt,
Mrs. Leo Goldman, Mrs. Gordon
Tweed. Mrs. William Hartfrank, Mrs.
Walter Bennett, Mrs. Roy Wayland,
Mrs. Carl Anderson, Mrs. I. G. Nc
REYNOLDS. Mrs. William Babbitt. Mrs.
TYSON Carter, Mrs. B. A. Gillespie,
Mrs. Joseph Melczer, Mrs. ". r.
North. Jr. Mrs. w. j. kingsDury,
Mrs. B. NJ. Goldwater. Mrs. ]. l.. b.
Alexander. Mrs. William s. Hoover,
Mrs. Harold Baxter, Mrs. B. B. Nc
Call, Mrs Arthur Esgate, Mrs Il. n.
Copeer. Mrs. Frank Lyman, Mrs. G.
c. Cragin, Mrs. Victor kohlberg and
Mrs. r. Allen Lewis.
The committees in charge OF the
affair are. in part, as follows:
Musicale-Mrs. E. Payne Palmer,
BridgeIMrs. John G. o'Malley,
chairman: Mrs. r. f. Moore, Mrs. I.
r. Johnson. Mrs. HAL Prince, Mrs. r..
A. Mcdonald and Mrs Vic Hanny
Five Hundred-Mrs, c. Q. BAN
bridge, chairman.
Tea-Mrs. A. c. Baker, chairman
Mrs. J. J. Wesley, Mrs. NJ. J. Burns,
Mrs. John Weber. Mrs: G. II. CORR
gan. Mrs. Frank DeSouZa Mrs. John
Corners. Mrs. Adolph Triholet and
Mrs. William Gleason.
Reception-Mrs. r. Payne Palmer,
Mrs. John ]. McLoone, Mrs. Peter
Block, Mrs. J. T. Whitney, Mrs. John
q. O'Malley and Mrs. Joseph Green.
Hostesses for the sections are:
Section Mrs. John II. Page, Mrs,
James Horan. Mrs. ]. E. Rowlan.ds'
Mrs. Lester Byron. Mrs. John lWohy,
Mrs. Charles O'AIalley.
Sections and S-Mrs. Robert
Metzler, Mrs. Phil Twolly. Mrs. FRANK
BropFy. Mrs. James Ryan, Miss
Gladys Kelly, Miss Mamie Kelly, MISS
Mary Ryan, Miss Verona, Marquard,
Miss Olivia Marquard, Miss Elinor
Lewis. Mrs. Richard Reid.
Section Miss Ellen Hughes, Mrs.
a II. Mcclellan, Mrs. Fred Weber,
Miss Dolly Franklin, Mrs. Phil CAL
Iahan, Mrs. j. j. Holloran, Miss Jo-
sephine Franklin, Mrs. Tom Geare,
Mrs. r. E. McGillen, Miss Anna Marie
Luke. Miss Ellen Conway, Mrs. Leroy
Ladd, Mrs. E. Pelletier. Mrs. charles
Tribolet, Mrs. Charles White.
Section 5--Mrs. Peter Munich, MRS.
Charles w. Suit, Mrs. z. A. Harrlng-
ton. Mrs. A. W. Leafgreen, Mrs. H.
G. Cavaness, Mrs. S. Denny, Mrs. ).
c. Hurley.
Section 6-Mrs. c. o. Bainbridge,
Mrs. f. C. Stultz. Mrs. W. J. kTaner'
Mrs. ]. J. Johnson, Mrs. Jack Stana-
la,d AIrS w r RurnS Miss Stella
Rajnbridge Miss Victoria, AclSel.