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PAGE FIVE ATE (Section Four) DANCING HE Tempe Favorites Cincinnati Art Enriched Museum By Millions Luncheon And Bridge Take Society Folk To La Casa Vieja Miss Marian Furbir, winter visitor in the home of her uncle, Prof. J. L. Felton of Tempe, left last week for her home in Grand Rapids, Mich. Her cousin (right) Miss Helen Felton, one of the talented musicians in Tempe, appeared in recital a few days ago.

the fifth birthday of Margaret CbristoffersoQ and the sixth birthday of Milton Whitley Tuesday ternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. William Chrlstofferson Mitchell drive. Two large birthdwy cakes, one with five candles and tlu other with six. graced the tabt. The color scheme of pink and cream prevailed.

Those Included in the guest list were: Bob Vivian. Jacke Bennett. K-gene Plxley, Grady Glenn YsndeB. Robert Soule. Martha McDowcei, Margaret Chrlstofferson.

ITtCti Whitley, Marguerite Whitley, Bernard Lucey. Morse Whitley, Jr. and Billy Chrlstofferson. Through Taft Donation 4 i I or-1 -1 fix ok fefe tips A smJ I i 1- will be concluded In Europe, where she will spend a year. Mrs.

Moorman will visit in the south, then Join Mrs. L. J. Harvey, sister of Mrs. Alice Teasdale of Tucson, and July 28 will sail from New Tork for Europe and a year of travel and rest.

The two women hate made but one plan and that ts to spend the winter in Italy. Mrs. Harvey is still a house guest of Mrs. Teasdale and Mrs. Walter Wakefield and will not leave Tucson for two weeks, at which time she will go to St.

Louis, then on to New Tork to join Mrs. Moorman. Will Visit In Texas Mrs. G. Walker ot Casa Grande and small son left Wednesday night for San Antonio, Texas, where she will visit relatives for some weeks Mrs.

J. B. Guest and daughter Miss Eva Guest left Wednesday for California where they will spend .1 in UIO BUIUIUCr. MIM UUCKl 13 POJIU In. Tk! I will attend the Southern Brancn rf University of Southern California for a summer course, after which she and her mother will motor to San Francisco and other points in northern California.

They will re-turen home early in the fall at which time Miss Guest will resume her duties as teacher In the city schools. Tiny Tots Have Birthday Party Mrs. William Chrlstofferson snd Mrs. M. E.

Whitley gave a Joint birthday party on the occasion of (1 GIRLS! Helen Felton Exhibits Talent In Piano Recital At a piano recital given at the Hazel Harvey Quaid studio In Tempe Saturday Helen Felton acquitted herself in remarkably creditable manner. In a program of classic and modern composers the young player found medium of expression to display really fine talent. From her first number, the Beethoven sonata in minor which she Interpreted with rare appreciation to the last group of waltzes, she grasped every opportunity for shading and contrast, reaching a brilliance of dynamic color seldom attained by so young a student. Her dance numbers brought a spontaneity of rhythm and lightness of phrasing that captured her audience. A large number of friends and music lovers attended the recital.

Judged one of the most splendid heard in Tempe during the season. Forrester-Harper Wedding Occurs Friday Evening The marriage of Addabelle Forrester, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Forrester of Grand avenue and Guy L.

Harper, son of Rev. and Mrs. George Harper of East Madison street occurred at the home 'of the Rev. Richard Day, Friday evening at 8 o'clock. The young couple were attended by Thad Sowell and Miss Valeska Adkins.

Mr. and Mrs. Harper left Saturday morning for a tour of northern Arizona returning In a few weeks to Phoenix where they will make their future home. Leaves Tucson For Northern Visit Mrs. A.

M. Franklin will leave Tucson Tuesday evening for Chicago where she will join her two daughters, Miss Dorothy and Miss Elizabeth Franklin. Miss Dorothy Franklin will be graduated from the College of Medicine of the University of Illinois in Chicago soon after her mother arrives, and after a summer of rest and vacationing she will begin her Interneship in the Los Angeles county hospital, beginning August 15. Miss Elizabeth Franklin is a commercial artist and has an excellent position in Chicago. Prescott Bride Is Honoree Honoring Miss Billye Howard 1 Even the coming; of hot ardor of society for lovely La the pool or cool bridge rooms Several groups motored over eon with bridge following.

lira. J. J- Bowen of Bisbee wai a. luncheon hostess Ia Casa Vieja, entertaining Mrs. Anna P.

Wood of Iowa Kails, Iowa, Mrs. Glenn Foster and Mrs. W. P. Sims.

A bridge luncheon given by Mrs. Rlfley Hooper in honor of Mrs. J. J. Cronsn of Denver was the out- utanfling arrair or me ween.

airs. Hooper's guests were Mrs. Larry Mitchell, Mrs. K. A.

Reid. Mr. C. E. Gollwitzer.

Mrs. C. P. Henry, vrs. F.

K. Coles, Mrs. Frank A. RMiip. Mrs.

I. Johnson, Mrs. Churl Griggs. Mrs. Walter Wll-0n, Mrs.

Carl Pleasant, Mrs. Cop-Mrs. Luther Goodspeed, Mrs. Herbert Hodgson, Mrs. Carl Holmes, Mrs.

11. H. Ilotchklss, and Mrs. W. G.

Jenkins. Miss Blanche Pllcher entertained at dinner Mr. I. H. Robin-on.

Mrs. O. J. Gibbons, Miss Sophie Gibbons and Miss Winifred Gibbons. Mrs.

Amos A. Betts was a luncheon hoste.iB of the week, entertaining informally Mrs. J. M. Williams, Mrs.

R- If- Demlng of Los Angeles and Mrs. K. E. Hays. Mr.

and Mrs. T. H. Spauldlng, Mlns Genevieve Crockett and Mr. Chester Johns motored from Phoenix for dinner.

Mi Marguerite Wheeler, Miss Katrina Van Beuschoten, Mr. William H. Van Beushton, Mr. Richard Van Bueschoten and Mr. William Van Beauschoten, were dinner guests at La Casa Vieja.

Miss Florence Dunn. Miss Sibyl Chambers, Miss Katherlne Dunn, Miss Eliz-abeth Thompson and Eddie Thompson made up a dinner party. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gibbs entertained on Sunday evening Mr.

and Mrs. M. deMontemar of New Tork. Mr. and Mrs.

Dean Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Thompson of Las Cruces, N. Miss Marian Thompson and Miss Una, Jane Stanley.

Ob Tuesday The Pierian society J. C. STATE SOCIETY NEWS I The summer sessfon of was formally ushered in last interesting bridge party given guests. Wild flowers the attractive decorations. Mrs.

C. E. Starnes won high score for the ladies and G. DANCE AT THE COTTONWOOD On Grand Avenue, 6 Miles Frem Phoenix 3 Miles From Glendale. STUDY Music Dancing Expression School of Allied! Arts I Ask For Rates $08 N.

Central Phone 7150 te -1 20 GIRLS An art collection valued at sev eral million dollars, a gift of 11.000,-000 and the family home has been given by Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Taft to the Cincinnati Institute of Fine Arts, one of the leading art museums in America. A proviso accompanies the gift which requires an endowment fund of $2,500,000 by the Incorporators of the Fine Arts institute who constitute wealthy men of Cincinnati.

The Taft art collection consists of more than 100 paintings by famous masters, Limoges ware and faience that is almost priceless. Included in the paintings are works of Rembrandt. Franz Hals, Ferdinand Bol and Jan Steen, of the Dutch school; Gainsborough, Sir Henry Raeburn and Sir Laurence Alma-Taderaa. of the English school: and Frank Duveneck, Henry F. Farny, Charles Wilson -Peale and other Americans.

One other contingency is that the income from the gift of $1,000,000 must be devoted to the Cincinnati Symphony orchestra and the Income from the $2,500,000 may be used for the orchestra or for the museum. Mr. Taft, who Is the publisher of The Cincinnati Times-Star, ts the brother of Chief Justice William Howard Taft. Announce Engagement Of Miss Waters Of Tucson Announcement has been made of the approaching marriage of Miss Jean Waters of Bisbee and Joseph Fraps of Tucson, which will take place June 29 at St. John's Episcopal church in- Bisbee.

Both Miss Water's and Mr. Fraps are graduates of the University of Arizona. Miss Waters graduated in 1925 and has been since that time In the Bisbee Junior High School. She is a daughter of Mrs. Annie Waters of Bisbee.

MIbs Waters Is a member of Phi Kappa Phi. Mr. Fraps also graduated from the University here in 1925. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

J. C. Fraps of Tucson. He is a member of Tau Beta Phi, honorary engineering fraternity, of Delta Sigma Lambda, and of Phi Kappa Phi. After the wedding ceremony, the couple plan to go on a honeymoon trip through Northern Arizona returning to San Carlos about August 15.

Charming Luncheon In Prescott Mrs. M. Updegraff of Prescott entertained at her home. Oak Knoll, Tuesday and Thursday, giving on the first occasion a luncheon for a few friends in honor of Mrs. J.

A. Hope, who left last week for Los Angeles. At the bridge following those making high score at the three tables playing were awarded prizes. these being Mrs. T.

G. Norris, Mrs. Aaa ana Mrs. Howard Cor nick. Thursday evening, Mrs.

Up degraff entertained a group of the Dusmess ana professional women at bridge those making high schore on this occasion belnir Miss Sue O'Loughlin, Miss Virginia i.oieman ana miss Anne Douglas. Tucson Girls Attend Convention Miss Margaret Burgess and Miss Helena Patten have left Tucson for South Bend, where they will attend the Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority conyentlon as representatives from the Alpha Gamma chapter in Tucson. The convention will last from June 9 to 11. Miss Burgess will spend the remainder of the summer in the south, and Miss Fattn in Denver. Leaves for Europe For Year Mrs.

James Moorman left Tucson Friday evening for New Orleans on the first part of a trip which Continuous today from 1:00 o'clock THE BIGGEST SHOW IN TOWN FOR THE MONEY -ALL NEW TODAY- The Ramona Musical Comedy Company Mrs. Kitt Heads New Art Department At State University 20 PEOPLE WITH PATSY COHEN AND THE 12-Arizona Sunkissed Sweeties-12 FEATURING A. Mirthful Musical Revue "MLLE. CHICKEN" ON THE SCREEN THE JOHNSTOWN FLOOD" Gifts Tuesday Amateurs Friday the trescott Country club Wednesday evening by an for the members and their home last night by a number of their young friends. Those present were: Murie Sim.

mons, Edna Moon, Ida Mae Hutter man, Grace Hutterman, Willie Mae fepringer, Ethel Endicott, Alice Nep-pel, Alice Hobbs, Jane Hutterman, Bertha Brooks, Edna Lemmons, Gladys Beecher, Jewell Stodghill, Jessie Stodghill, Dolly Gibson and Mesdames Looman, Gibson, Spinks and Stodghill; and Mack Blair, Ed ward Stapleton, Edward Neppel, Tom Bullard and Henry Stodghill. Mr. and Mrs. Wisdom Leave Tucson for East Mr. and Mrs.

W. W. Wisdom and family have left Tucson, after win tering with Mr. and Mrs. H.

Humphry, 917 North Third avenue, lor their home in Lincoln, where the former is connected with a prominent firm. During the win ter Misses Helen and Mary. Sue Wisdom attended the University, Mrs. Wisdom made the return trip by train and the father and daugh ter by automobile. Joint Hostesses In Winslow An enjoyable evening was experi enced Wednesday when Mrs.

George Haynes and Mrs. W. R. Van Atta were Joint hostesses for the Wednesday club at the home ot M- on Nrth Kinsley, Winslow. Bridge was the diversion of the evening, after which a de licious two-course luncheon was served.

Those who enjoyed the hospitality of the" hostesses were Mrs. Frank Christensen, Mrs. Leslie Murray, Mrs. David Christensen, Mrs. Hal Trimble and Mrs.

Glenn Franklin. Clifton Hostess -Presides at Luncheon Mrs. O. H. Laugharn of Clifton was the charming hostess at a bridge party Saturday.

Each table was centered with an opalescent vase of pink sweet peas, the pink color scheme being carried out in tally and place cards and the Ice course. Mrs. Dave Ling had high score and was presented with first prize, Mrs. Arthur Smith, second; Mr.f. H.

J. Gregg, third, and Mrs. J. G. Lindley the cut prize.

The following were present: Mesdames Spann, Webster, Reardon, Callicotte, Cashion, Shortridge, Deck, Bell, Shaver, Simms, A. Smith, Roland Smith, Farrell, Ling, Gregg, Milll-ken, Stevens, Kerr. Cotey. Riley. Lindley, Terry, Hagan, Sjebenthal, Rie, Scott, Saben, Barnard, H.

Cans-ler, and Misses Messing and Shea, Yuma Guild Gives Card Party The Yuma Episcopal Guild, will give. a card party at the Hotel del Ming Tuesday night. Playing will start at 8:30. Refreshments will be served and very attractive prizes will be awarded to the lucky players. Hostesses for the affair will be Mrs.

James Garvin, Mrs. H. D. Sanders. Mrs.

L. S. Campbell, Mrs. C. H.

Coleman and Mrs. Frank Ming. Whipple Group Af Officers' Club The Whipple Bridge club met at the officers' club house Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. H. E.

Mitchell and Mrs. B. J. Durham, hostesses. Mrs.

F. B. DeWitt won high score and Mrs. W. E.

McWhirt second, high. A department of art is a new division of the University of Arizona snd will form an important part of the school curriculum, college leaders on the campus agree. Mrs. Katherine Kttt is head of the department with Mist Katherine Mial assisting- Three things are especially favorable in Tucson to the upbuilding of such a school climate, permitting work out of doors all the year; natural color of scenery, which Is declared the best in the United States and as good as that of Italy; and the types of persons one may paint, this Including Indians, negroes, Mexicans and cowboys. "It is no longer necessary to go eaot for preliminary art study, nor will advertising firms have to send east for the advertising material, because we will have students prepared in the west to care for posters and billboard art," ald Mrs.

Kitt. "There will be preliminary courses in art and design and drawing in which the fundamentals for all art work will be laid, whether the student plans to be an artist or a commercial art worker. The course of art and design will develop a knowledge of good taste days fails to dampen the Casa Vieja at Tempe where or splendid cusine beckon. during the week for lunch of the State Teachers College en tertained with an elaborata lunch eon at La Cam Vieja, the guests being Miss Mary Hickos, Miss Lomse Glbbs. Miss Frances Wheel er.

Miss Dorothy Walker, Miss Hazel Williams. Miss Catherine McFadden, Miss Isabel Brojran, Miss Kathleen Burgham. Miss Dorothy Cochrane, Miss Edith Kartell. Miss Betty Bruce, Miss Bess Beverly, Miss Zena Cummard Miss Jessie Jones, Miss Barbara Connelly, Miss Dorothy Morgan, Miss Dc.rothy Baldwin, Miss L. Lucille Wright, Miss Camilla Lunt, Miss Irene Wade and Miss Wilson.

Mrs. J. D. Bennett of Florence Mrs. Allen Love, Mrs.

George Young and Mrs. George F. Merry- man were luncheon guests on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

R. R. Demlng of Los Angeles were charming- hosts at a dinner dance given at La Casa Vieja on Tuesday. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs.

K. Koonty, Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Smith.

Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Munch, Mrs.

J. M. Williams and John Williams. Others motoring to La Casa Vieja during the week include Mrs. A.

Benson, Mrs. J. Boyce Wat kins, Mr. and Mrs. Nell Marshall, Mr.

and Mrs. McCalla, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Smith of Tuceon. Mr, and Mrs. Wayne Heffner of Chand ler, Mr. and Mrs. Celora Stoddard, Mrs.

John Btrdno, Miss Lorraine Birdno, Mr. H. A. Hoody, Dr. and Mrs.

E. P. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. R.

D. Roper, Mrs. Fulkerson, Miss Mildred Fulkerson, Miss Dorothy Kutrzbein, of Minneapolis, Mr. and Mrs. E.

J. Doyle, Miss Ruby Franklin, MIes Celia Northand. Miss Armitta Gandy, Mr. Orley Isles, Mr. James Wohl, Mr.

and Mrs. J. M. Robertson, Miss Myrtle M. Love of Philadelphia, Mrs.

Earl Reeves. in composition and color, and the preparation of the proper design for any particular need. It will also create a keener power of observation and ability to see color. "In the drawing course development for every line of art work will ba made, this Including landscape painting and a general cultural course in art history, which Is as necessary for real development as history of literature or philosophy. "There will be an advance course offered In landscape painting to anyone with sufficient drawing training.

It will be particularly appealing to artists who will wish to work in Tucson next winter and have authoritative criticisms made of their work. There will be an advanced commercial art course covering the advertising needs one might encounter. "Miss Mial will give a course In costume designing, Interior decoration and home architecture." Through the department It is hoped that art work in grammar schools may be brought to a higher pitch, as students training in the education college can take the art work and carry it out to rural and city communities. Catherine Morgan tve a fine interpretation of ths experience of "Aunt Sophronia at the Opera." responding with an encore "NothhV to Say." (Riley.) Dorothy Faye Southworth was very lovely In her Spanish dance, for which she wore a costume featuring an embroidered Spanish shawl and a black lace mantilla. Tucson Musical Club Names New Committee Aids The Saturday Morning Musical club of Tucson, one of the outstanding influences for good music In the Southwest, has announced its committees for the ensuing year according to an announcement by Mrs.

Simon Heineman, president. A new head of the active membership program for the coming year, has been selected, and her coming is heralded with considerable enthusiasm on the part of the music club president and the club board. She is Miss Ethyl C. Lob-ban, whose coming to Tucson from New Tork is considered a musical asset to the Old Pueblo. Miss Lobban was for four years head of the voice department of the Central Missouri State Teachers' college; for two years in the Oxford college and musical director and soloist for Trinity Episcopal church: for two years head of the voice department the Fort Worth School of Mush: and for a year with Westmoreland college at San Antonio.

In all of these places she has led the musical activities of some large church. She has studied with Percy Hemus. Joseph Regneas. and for a year and five summers worked with Herbert Witherspoon. She has directed glee clubs and operettas.

It will be the duty of Miss Lobban to arrange the type and dates of local active member programs during the coming year, and she will be largely responsible for the flavor of the local musical year. She will be assisted In this work by Mrs. J. Clark Williams, Mrs. Richard Bennett.

Mrs. Henry T. Duncan. Mrs. Maurtre Reid.

Mrs. Martina Powell. Mrs. M. L.

Girton. La Campanella club activities will be in charge A4 Bebrt A. 1 Giism GIRLS E. Meany for the men. Following the bridge game, dainty supper was served.

The committee in charge of arrangements consisted of Mrs. Harry Heap, chairman; Mesdames M. Updegraff, M. Hazeltine, C. C.

Benedict, John D. Brooks, E. A. Kasrtner, C. E.

Stanton, of Dewey, T. J. Byrne and D. W. Russell.

They were assisted by Miss Marguerite Fox, hostess of the club. Those attending included Dr. and Mrs. John D. Brooks, Dr.

and Mrs. C. C. Benedict, Dr. and Mrs.

Clark B. De-vine, Dr. and Mrs. F. B.

DeWitte, Dr. and Mrs. E. "Starnea, Dr. and Mrs.

George Bassett, Dr. and Mrs. R. N. Looney, Judge and Mrs.

Richard Lamson; Messrs and Mesdames Harry T. Brown, O. A. Hesla, Robert K. Porter, of Je rome, O.

F. Janssen, of Humboldt. Floyd Williams, R. B. Wester-velt, O.

E. Meany, A. H. Favour, Howard Cornlck, T. J.

Byrne, M. B. Hazeltine, H. D. Aitken, Charles Miller, C.

E. Stanton, of Dewey, Harry Heap, E. A. Kaatner and guests. Countess Gertrude De Beckenhoff, of Boston; Mesdames Mary Keifer, Cassidy; H.

M. Peek, G. M. Colvocoressas, of Humboldt; Ralph Stoughfon, M. Updegraff, J.

Link Smith, Frederick W. Lowery, George Peters, of Phoenix; C. H. Dunning, T. G.

Norris, W. E. Mc- Wlifrt ATIssph Mnrcnret- TVntunTi. Betty Kasrtner. Jean McWhirt, Jes- I sie Lynch; Messrs.

Alex Spence and Norman Hoffman. Next Thursday the regular weekly lunchedns will begin at the Country club with Mrs. H. D. Alt-ken and Mrs.

Jchrr D. Brooks hosteses. There will 1a golf in the morning, followed by luncheon and. bridge in the afternoon; All who expect to attend are asked te notify Miss Fox, the club hostess, by Wednesday von. St.

Johns Students Arrive Home Misses Marguerite Duke and Helen Bouldin are at home in St. Johns from. San Bernardino, where they attended school the past winter. Miss Duke was graduated Thursday evening. June -2, from the San Bernardino High School.

Commencement exercises of the school were held in the Municipal auditorium. Miss Elizabeth Beumler Luncheon Hostess Miss Elizabeth Beumler of Doug las gave a delightful luncheon at the Beumler home Thursday. A color scheme of pink and white was carried out in the decorations. Those who enjoyed Miss Beuni ler's hospitality were Miss Martha Jack, Miss Marion Enyeart, Miss Gladys Lott and Miss Margaret Col vin. Bisbee Bride Is Showered Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Stodghill, whose marriage was an event of last week, were honored with a mis cellaneous shower given in their Bookman, assisted by Mrs. William Wheatley, Mrs. Myrtle Boice Metz-ger. Miss Eleanor Cheyney, Mr.

Joseph Karg. Mrs. F. J. Hermes and Miss Ruth Montano.

B. Sharp club will be directed by Mrs. O. P. Knight.

Stop, Look, Listen DANCE Bin the meantime at the "Cocoanut Grove" Rendezvous Ballroom MESA WEDNESDAYS FRIDAYS SAURDAYS Foreman Collegiate Ramblers "Peer Arbtena Bands" SWIM DAILY Green Stripes I mil EBM3IIENOW Prescott Woman's Club Presents Civic Play For Final Meeting whose marriage to Wendell Gal-bralth of Jerome will take place June 12, Mrs. Blllle McCabe entertained a group of friends at her i home last Saturday evening at a mock wedding. The house was artistically decorated with a profusion of roses and greenery. Miss Mae Howard, a sister of the bride-to-be represented the bride; Miss Mary Pritchard took the part of the groom and Billie McCabe that of the officiating clergyman. A miscellaneous shower of useful gifts was given Miss Howard.

Tucson. Bride Is Shower Honoree At Two Parties Miss Alice Eastman of Tucson, whose marriage Monday evening at 8 clock to Lowell Arnold was solemnized at Oracle's little church, was the guest of honor at two par ties last week. Mrs. John Haynes entertained with a handkerchief shower Friday afternoon, following the gifts with bridge and tea late In the afternoon. The hostess was assisted' by Mrs.

Frances Carsen and Mrs. Oliv G. Failor. The party was informal, and cut roses only were used on the tea table. Mrs.

John Murphey entertained Saturday afternoon for Miss Eastman with a lftaen shower In her home on East Speedway, receiving 25 young women who spent the afternoon playing bridge. Green and yellow flowers from the garden were used In the home and at tea time cooling refreshments were served. Guests received by Mrs. Murphey were Miss Eastman, Mrs. Herbert Morrison, Mrs.

John Haynes, Mrs. Harold Schwallen, Mrs. David W. Albert, Miss Elizabeth and Miss Mabel Angle, Mrs. Malvene Grim-shaW, Mra.

Harold Vin sent, Mrs. Malcolm Wharton, Mrs. Ted Monro, Miss Margaret Wakefield, Miss Mil- dred Davis, Mrs. Harry Powers Mrs. Jack Martin, Mrs.

Gerald Jones, Mrs. Robert Guyer, Mlsr Mary Childs, Mrs. Walter Murphev Mrs. E. W.

Childs. Mrs. R. L. Ar nold, Mrs.

L. R. Mitchell of Phoenix, Mrs. Sallie Mardre and Elizabeth Mardre of Auburn, Ala bama. Mrs.

Mardre and her daugh ter are spending several days In Tucson with Mr. and Mrs. Murphey. TUESDAY FRATERNITY NIGHT THURSDAY REQUEST NIGHT SATURDAY' IEVERYB0DY8 NIGHT FREE PARKING SPACE Urn ATTEND THE MATINEE NO ADVANCE IN PRICES RIVERSIDf JEL Arizona's Favorite Playground DANCING 5c Pete Thompson's Arizonan Water Tournament Today Prescott in 194" as the art center and business metropolis of the southwest; a fine club house, a replica of the famous Casa Grande, topping Norris' hill; a new community hotel; Williamson Valley covered with lettuce fields; the drudgery of house work reduced to a minimum by the use of cencen-trated foods these and many oth-' changes were visioned in the play given by the ex-presidents at the Monday club yesterday as the last program of the literature section. The play, entitled "The Ex-Presidenfs LoolO Forward." was written by Mrs.

James Whetstlne and directed by Mrs. Harry T. Southworth. Those taking part in the play were Mrs. James Whetstlne, president of the ex-presidents; Mrs.

W. H. Tlmerhoff. a Tisitor from Los Angeles; Mrs. Hathaway and Mrs.

Frances W. Munds, two of the members; Mrs. W. H. Hoover, a ranch woman who came in her air-Plane from her lettuce ranch in Williamson Valley; Mrs.

C. Stephens taking the part of Mrs. Stephen C. Johns and ex-president; Mrs. J.

H. Morgan as Catherine Morgan, president of the Monday lub; Mrs. S. H. Martin, as Marguerite Martin, an ex-president, wd Mrs.

H. T. Southworth as Faye Southworth. U. S.

Senator. Following the play, the cast came ut and aang a comic song. "We Going to Reign No More," In which each one related some episode of her administration. Another highly entertaining number wae the ex-president's quartet. "hich pictured the directer, Mra.

Munds trying the voice of several JPPlicanU for parta In the P. R. Mrs. Whetstlne. dressed in velvet gown of a style worn eey 'ral decades ago and wearing a lovely corsage, was the favored Prima donna, whose artistic efforts were almost overcome by the close competition Mrs.

W. H. Hoover the Dutch comedian singing-. "Oh Where Has My Little Dog Gone?" nd Mrs. J.

H. Morgan as the Irish mgr determined to win over the "ther with "My Father and Mother Were Irish." The other number on the pro-Rraro were given by daughters of Miss Marguerite fiartin opened the program with a Jautifully rendered piano solo. Liebeetraume." Uit.) MUe The Most Colorful Era Of American Historv MONDAY FAMILY NIGHT WEDNESDAY I ATTRACTION NIGHTI FRIDAY GIFT NIGHT I RECREATED ON A SCALE. OF ASTONISHED HUGENESS EMBODY-mz more thrill more intense excitement more genuine heart interest more palse-beating adventure than you've seen in any picture in a decade The most amazing race in the history of the deep two sailing vessels from China to Boston the prize the world's tea shipping glory for country and flag happiness for the captain and his sweetheart! NEVER SUCH REALISM SUCH COLOSSAL ACTION SUCH ASTOUND- ING VIVIDNESS! yyj th William Boyd Elinor Fair Walter Long Junior Cochlan SWIM IN THE PHOENIX OCEAN Busses every ten minutes from Union Auto Stage Depot FREE PICNIC GROUNDS Screen Times liOO 3:00 6:00 7:00 9:00 COLUMBIA ORCHESTRA.