The Coconino sun., 1923-01-26
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Arizona their home for one year or
longer, and being residents Of Arizona
at the time the compositions are sub
mitted
All compositions must be in manu-
script and must not have been per-
formed in public.
More than one composition may be
submitted by any contestant.
The composer must use an assumed
name on his manuscript, his correct
name and address being enclosed in
an attached, sealed envelop, on the
outside of which the assumed name is
written. This envelop must contain
also sufficient postage for the return
of manuscript, which will otherwise
be destroyed, unless accepted, IN
which case it will be returned to the
composer when the prize is awarded.
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Some Joyous frolic the ladies of
the Shakespeare club had Monday
night at the home of Mrs. D. s.
Roome. who was assisted as hostess
| bv Mrs. Frank Noble and Mrs. VIM.
| Rudd.
The members had been requested
to come garbed as school children Oh
ages ranging from four to eight. Ihey
/ did. Four of them were charmlngly
arrayed as boys. They were met at
the door by their teachers for the
evening-the hostesses-one OF Whom
assigned to each a mental test to de-
eide their grading either as KINDER
/ gartners or first grade pupils. Then
| the second teacher, as school nurse,
gave each a physical examination,
with weighing and measurements.
| Followed tests by the music teacher.
| Few proved to be monotones, most OF
them grading wonderfully high vocal
/ Iy. which resulted in half-hour con-
4 cert.
j Then came drawing, cutting out
/ pictures, patterns and other things.
| After which the whilom kiddies were
shooed into the hall, each given an
/ elaborate luncheon box, and then con-
4 ducted to the park-the latter the
big front room which had in some
bewildering fashion been trans
formed into natural park and 20
olopical garden. After viewing all
the animals the youngsters ate their
4 lunches. The roster of young nope
fuls incluGed Mesdames c. W. lsham,
Fred E. Browning, Tom L. Rees, +.
G. Miller, j.. E. Hart and E. II. Schus-
ter. and the Misses Minnie l4lntz,
/ Florence Berchtold, Mabel Miligan,
Pearl Bonisteel and Blanche Payne.
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The home economics section of the
Woman's club met Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. w. D. Draine
who was assisted as hostess by Mes
danes L. w. Cress, A. ]. Sullivan and
4 r. Schmidt. The scheduled sub
iect for discussion was Desserts fol
Snecial Occasions Part of the al
ternoon was spent playing bridge
Then came luncheon, feature beng
individual cakes as appreciated SUD
stitutes for place cards, and dessert OF
Christmas plum pudding with sauce
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Last Saturdays monthly meeting Of
the music section Of the Woman's cluh
was held at the home of Mrs. Roger
Morse. Mrs. K. J. Connor had ar
ranged a most interesting and IN
structive American instrumental mu
: sic program and presided. In accord
ance with the request from the music
: division of the General Federation O
Women's club, much Of the program
was devoted to a review of the worF
of Edward Mcdowell, the creates
American composer, the annlversar!
of whose death was last Sunday. MIS-
Clara Nj. Wheeler gave interesting
: personal "reminiscences of the com
poser's wife, whom she knew. ant
told about the Mcdowell colony
: founded at Peterborough, N. II. Mrs
VIM. Rudd played three selections
) composed by Mcdowell and MRS
Morse one of his sonatas. Mrs. Sea-
played a selection by Kroeger, an'
) Mrs. Connor one by Cadman, and ais
) gave a sketch of some Of the leadlnl
American composers. After the bus
mess meeting following the program
, a dainty luncheon was served by TN
hostess.
{ The last meeting of the Five Hun
J dred club was at the home Of Mr.. an'
Mrs. Joe F. Schmidt, where, after
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