Arizona republican., 1922-03-01
BENEFIT PLAY FOR
PEORIA LIBRARY

PEORIA, Feb. 2S.-A benefit play
will be staged next Friday evening
at the grammar school auditorium
under the auspices Of the Peoria
Woman's club. The money taken in
from the admission fees will be used
to purchase books and needed sup
plies for use in the library. The play
is called Every Youth" and is a
moral play of three acts. The play
itself will be presented by the Young
Peoples League Of Phoenix and will
be one of the best of the season.
The ladies have been very busy
arranging for the affair and 1t is
hoped that there will be a good
patronage.
Here From University
Dean Dugger was week end vis-
itor in Peoria, visiting with his
father. He stated that everything
was just fine at the university and
that he was progressing nicely. Dean
was the first graduate OF the Peoria
high school to attend the university.
Back From Los Angeles
L. A. Bechtol returned this morn
ing from Los Angeles, where he has
been on business trip Harry New
man was detained on business.
Meeting Tonight
A meeting of the depositors of the
Exchange bank OF Peoria was held
this evening to talk over matters
pertaining to the closing Of the bank
Entertains With Musicale
A very enjoyable event of last
Thursday evening was an interpre-
tive musicale, given in compliment
to Mrs. Ralph Blount and Miss Isa-
dora Otto of Glendale by Mrs. Henry
l.. Deatsch. assisted by Webb and
Benjamin Thoma son and other
friends. The musicale occurred at
the Deatsch country home. q mile
south Of Peoria. The program rem
dered was as follows:
Valse Caprice ...........N Newland
Mrs. Deatsch
Fltth Nocturne .......s... .LeyDacn
Minuet ...............P .PadereWSki
Ben Thompson
Melody in F.s....... Rubenstein
Puck .......C Claude Melnotte
Webb Thompson
Hunters Song ........ Mendelssohn
Mrs. Deatsch
Poet and Peasant Overture. :. Suppe
Mrs. Deatsch, Ben Thompson
Soprano and alto duet, Ny Faith
Looks Up to Thee. Lachner
Mrs. Ross c. Martin. Mrs.Deatsch
Sioux Scalp Dance (piano duet)..
...............T .Thurlow Lieurance
Mrs. Deatsch, Doris Thompson
Soprano solos
The Land Of the Sky Blue Water
.................... Cadman
Roll on Thou Deep and Dark
Blue ocean ................. .Petrle
TcuatHo1 a fi,a1pY-
Rondo Capriccioso ..... Mendelssohn
Mrs. Deatsch
Spring song .........s: Mendelssohn
Miserere ..........,,...... Verdi
Webb Thompson
Cavalleria Rusticans. ...... .Mascagni
Polonaise in A Major. ...... Chopin
Ben Thompson
Anthem, duartette--
Lord. Thou Hast Been Our Ref
uge .........W Webb Thompson
Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Deatsch. Webb
Thompson, Jonathan Latimer
Besides the honor guests. Mrs.
Blount and Miss Otto, there were
present DIR. and Mrs. Ross G. Martin
and Miss Betty Jane, Mrs F. w.
Latimer and Jonathan Latimer. Mr..
and Mrs. II. a. Thompson, Messrs.
Dan, Webb and Ben Thompson. Miss
Doris Thompson. Master Wilbur
Thompson. the host and hostess. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry L. Deatsch, and their
son and daughter, John and Sarah
Deatsch. The home was charmingly
arranged for the occasion and de-
licious refreshments were served at
the close of the program. 1t was a
most delightful evening, planned and
carried out with the grace and tact
full skill so characteristic of the tall
ented hostess.