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1 -v-cr tm: 2 (Section Four) THIRTY-EIGHTH YEAR PHOENIX, ARIZONA, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 15, 1928 VOL. XXXVI1T, NO. 239. rell (Section Four) Programs Clubs Turn Matrons Devote Efforts Toward Cultural Development Of Valley I "ii gji mm (M Mia sBMBsasati hmhw ass hmm gg- Soprano To Be Honored AtMusicale Madame Marie Sidenius Zendt, lyric soprano and well known concert singer, of Chicago, and her fieorcre Zendt. ar- rzJi -'m ill I A Vls-i Wm' ix' -J 2Fel 1 Mr-ry i To Serious End eavors Wit the arrival of the year 1928, members of art.

club and music circles ot Phoenix have entered the new year with much en- husiasm. The close of the old year revealed much' progress in the artistic realm of Phoenix, and the coming year promises to surpass any year In the history of -such organisations. The formal opening of the Arizona Museum last month marked one of the greatest strides on the program of worthwhile and con- centrated efforts. It was through the untiring ef-t forts of Mrs. Emery Oidaker that the Museum became a cherished reality.

Many interesting musical events are being anticipated by lovers of music and one of the outstanding events this month will be the ap pearance of Madame Schumann Keink, who Is expected In Phoenix the latter part of January. The lecture on "Art and Life In Spain," which will be delivered by Dudley Crafts Watson, January 0 at the Woman's Club, sponsored by the Fhoenix Fine Arts Association, will be of special Interest to mem-; bers of art circles. The rapid growth! of the Fine Arts association during the past year represents one of, the splendid moves toward cultural i development in the city of Phoenix. This association is the result or materialisation of an idea created by a committee of members of the Phoenix Woman's Club and is fill- ing a long felt need in art circles because of the vision it represents. The fact that the lecture to be glv-- en next Friday is free is the secret of the phenomenal success of the organization since it is the desire of the members to give some worth while program free to the public whereby they hope to increase interest in the field of artists.

Regardless of -the serious under- I takings of social and club leaders, there are always charming parties to enliven the days and evenings. One of the interesting events of V' the last week was the dinner daace given Thursday evening at the Arl- zona Club by Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Burrall when they entertained In honor of Mrs.

Bun-all's sister, Mrs. Henry Clay Lynn, formerly Dorothy Dix Howard, and Mr. Lynn, who recently returned from their wed-' ding trip in California. Pink and orchid formed the charming color motif, suggestive of '-the Spring season and was cleverly developed by the hostess in the use of pink and orchid sweet peas, as central decorations for the tables, There were a number of placed for bridge so the place-cards were in the form of valentine tallys. Mr.

and Mrs. Burrall had as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller," Dr. and Mrs.

Luther Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. Sims Ely, Dr.

and oDert Dunlap, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Antrim, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nimicks, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Frees, Mr. and Mrs. T.lnvri a- drews, Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Drakes. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reed, Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Tharon Fagon, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Woodman, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry nu mr. nomas Spauld-ing, Mr. and Mrs. Herman tv.

Mund, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Welsh, Mr.

and Mrs. William Humber. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lincoln, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert L. Downing, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur La Prades, Dr.

and Mra. Victor Randolph. Dr. and Mra. Gordon Shackleford, Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde Rousseau, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Eiseles, Mr. anli Mrs.

Lee Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moore. Mr. and Mrs.

William Sims. Mr. and Mrs. J. R.

Todd, Mr. and Mrs. Webb Powell, Mr. and Mrs. James Ryan, Mrs.

A. -M. Leitzell. Mr. and Mrs.

Ebn Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Irvine, Dr. and Mrs. Harry Carson, Dr.

and Mrs. John Lentz, and Mrs. Harold Hess, Mr. and Mis. Charles Spaulding, Dr.

and Mrs. Logan Dameron. Dr. and Mrs. Fred Holme Mr.

and Mrs. R. V. Davis, Miu Gwen Hunt and Roger Hunt. Mrs.

Powell Is Hostess At Tea To Her Mother Am a charming courtesy to her mother, Mrs. A. M. Leitzell ot Fort Smith. Arkansas, Mrs.

Webb Powell entertained Tuesday afternoon at the Phoenix Country club with a bridge tea. Mrs. Powell's guest list Included Mrs. Herbert Hodgon, Mrs. Tom McReynolds.

Mrs. Logan Dameron, Mrs. Lloyd Eieele, Mrs. Ed O'Msl-ley, Mrs. Fournier, Mrs.

Robert Dunlap. Mrs. Herman. DeMund. Mrs.

Robert Downing. Mrs. Lee Moore, Mrs. Carol Moore. Mrs.

James Ryan, Mr. Peter Ryan, Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. Tom Spaulding. Mrs.

Charlie Spaulding. Mrs. Clyd TTiL ber, Mrs. Walter Witoon. Mrs.

Robert Stewart. Mrs. Donald Scott, Mra, Gordon Shackleford. Mrs. M.

Cold-well. Mra Lewis Carpenter, Mrs. Bradbury, Mrs. Hall Bennett, Mrs. LIIo Perron, Mrs.

James Dorsey, Mm. R. Andrews, Mrs. Weise, Mra. fiaroia Hess, Mrs.

Edward Barrel, Mrs. Henry Clay Lynn, Mrs Tharon Fagan, Mra Lewis Irvine Mra William Simm. Mrs. "Win Urn Simms, Mrs. Shackelford, Mrs.

-Albert Winship, Mrs. Pinkerton, Mrs. Gene McConnel, and Mra. Cobb. Mrs.

Lewis Welh. Mra, Chester Goldberg, Mrs. Edwin Lane, Mrs. Robert Armstrong, Mrs. Me-Keliips Mrs.

Stanley, Mra O. D. Miller. Mrs. Metcalf.

Mrs. Bruce Miles. Mrs. Charles Stauffer. Mrs.

John I. Harris. Mrs. Tboma Woodman. Mrs.

Victor Mrs. Jo HaJdiman. It sit i ES 4, ti rived yesterday and are the house guests of Col- and Mrs. Dale Bumstead at Mheir home on the McDowell road. Col.

and Mrs. Bumstead and Dr. and Mrs. Orville Harry Brown will entertain with an evening musicale, January at the Phoenix Country club honoring Madame Zendt and Mr. Zendt.

Because of the rare iiality of Madame Zendt'e voire and her unr qoemioned prestige us a concert I Hinder, tho.e who will have the op-I portunity of hearing her will enjoy i ore of the rar musical treats of the winter season. A representative number of Phoe-I nix society have been included in the sucst lint of the charming host-j nen and the affair premises to be one of the outstanding social events of the month. Madame frequently sings with the Aliolio Club of Chicago and has appeared with the Chicago Symphony orchestra and the Minneapolis. Symphony orchestra which represent two of the most notable orchestras in the country. Madame Zendt was born in Snia- land Yislanda, Sweden, of Danish txiraction but came to this country when only three years of age.

She received her musical educa tion in America under Karlton Hackett of Chicago and Herbert Witherspoon of York City. She has completed several transcontinental tours and when asked for her opinion on the most appreciative audience or section of country represented, she replied that the people on the West coast are extremely appreciative and eager for the best music. She also stated that she visited the West coast several time and that each visit convinced her that gieat progress is being made in music tdrcles as he always found unusual advancement during each period between her visits. Zendt also talks most enthusiastically of the better music in Alaska. She stated that she was astonished at the Interest taken in things musical there.

She told of a group of Indians playing a record of Caruso singing "Pagliacci' while they cooked their fish on the shore, the setting itself being somewhat fascinating. American audiences enjoy most pongs with a melody, according to Madame Zendt. It is said of At me Zendt that he possesses that indescribable snrnei hing, called hy many names sili as love for humanity but better known as soul. rc MAvfk 1 IV Will Give Tea For Lecturer Plans have hern ooninlrted for reception and tea to be given Friday lit the home of Mrs. Warren Mr-Arthur, County Club drive from 3 to 5 o'clock, honoring Mr.

and Mrs. Dudley Crafts Watson of Chicago, who are the bouse guests of Mrs. Jessie Renton Kvans. Mr. Watson came to Phoenix to deliver a lectins on "Art and Life in Spain" next Friday at o'clock the Woman's Club.

The lecture is sponsored by members of the Phoenix Fine Arts as- PNciation and is free to all who ca to att'iul. Mr. Watson is an authority on art Mid his lecture is considered a rare treat by those who are familiar with his work. Mrs. Henry Miller is chairman of the committee on arrangements nd is.assisted by other members of the protrrairi committee who are rs.

Warren McArthur, Mrs. Wallace Craig. Mis. T. J.

Fresco tt nd Kmri Kopta. lhosp receiving with Mrs. McAr- governors including George El- ri tsuir, president: Mrs. AinsWOI'Ml viu Mrs D. Harrison, secretary and treasurer, Mrs.

Dwight B. Heard, Mrs. Jessie Brnton Kvans. Mrs. Harriett Norton Holmes, Herbert II.

Green Kopta. Kcli member of the Phoenix Fit Aria assoi iutioii will have the priv- "rfc inviting two guests. Mrs. YVaylffnfl is chairman of the hostess commjltee. 14 wjprm G.

Hartranft is buiiiuau of the membership tuiu- Miss Phillips 1 A Ft Is I lrmrrrri Dnage inner fharmin? courtesy to Miss bth Phillips, one of the) placed on the tables. A ure bridf ni jfi-ooni formed Biral decoration for the lunc Hcu triv -or ws maae Dy Airs "laara P. RusseU, Those invitefl -re Judge and rs- J. C. Phillips.

Mr. and Mrs. Wlson. Mr. and Mrs.

Wil- P. Hussell, Muss Ada Louis i-hiUips and Frank lffTht 'f Phillips and 1 KusncU wi be celebrated "wtinie in the spring, the date to lnnounced Uter. 'Js-'ik xf -fei fLv I SA hw' An interesting group of matrons who lend much dignity to organizations pressing forward in the cultural development of Phoenix and who give their untiring efforts to duties or serious endeavors that make history in club and worthwhile movements. Madame Marie Sidenius Zendt (1), soprano, house guest of Mrs. Dale Bumstead.

Mrs. Joseph E. Morrison (2), popular matron of Phoenix society. Mrs. J.

R. Malott (3), wife of prominent Globe attorney and frequent Phoenix winter visitor. Mrs. George Vickers (4) who sold greatest number of bricks for Arizona Museum. Mrs.

C. W. Botsford (5) who recently sailed for Orient. Mrs. Stanley Montgomery (6) installed last week as royal matron of Phoenix court of Amaranth.

Mrs. Henry Clay Lynn (7), formerly Miss Dorothy Dix, recently mar ried in Los Angeles. Mrs. Emery E. Oidaker (8), founder and president of Arizona museum.

Mr. Cravath Honor Guest i uncneon As' a courtesy to W. B. Cravath. prominent Kustern capitalist, and to celebrate the aninversay of his own arrival In Phoenix '20 years ago January 11.

Judge Prank O. lmith entertained with a luncheon at the Arizona Club last Wednesday. A number of prominent business men of Phoenix were invited to meet Mr. Cravath including Wells, Pr. K.

V. Craig, James Simpson. J. W. Spear, editor 'f the Arizona Republican, Y.

J. Paine of the Standard Oil company. Power Conway, contractor, K. O. Ooodell.

ternal revenue collector. Dean Stanley, of th Stanley Fruit company. Warren McArthur of McArthur Brothers, state distributors fof Dodge automobiles, K. K. KHinwood, banker, lCd Harrington, news editor of the Arizona Republican.

O. P. Hull, banker, F. II. Lyman, attorney' and Judge H.

D. Ross, Judge of the Supreme Court. "Arizona Alumnus" To Feature Stadium The "Arizona Alumnus." a tvtas-ain published quarterly by the Arizona. Alumni asociatlon. will tc.i- a aimni asoc.auon w.u full page picture of the plans new stadium.

About 500 a for the new stadium 1 FT! I Mrs. Power, Mrs. M. Phelps. Mrs.

R. Welsh, Mrs. ts. x. nuuuui CU I AO a Delphians Are Entertained By Mrs.

Donofrioi One of the charminsr parties of the last week, was the luncheon Charles Donofrio at i tn I I the San Marcos hotel in Chandler 4 By Mayor And Mrs. Jefferson Mayor and Mrs. Frank Jefferson were hosts at a delightfully planned surprise birthday bridge parly which they gave in honor of Mrs Jefferson's sister, Mrs. Gerry S. Kline last week at their home on West "vy-Uletta.

The evening was spent at bridge and high scores were made by Mrs. John Fiddler, Mrs. H. H. LinvlUe, Edward Langston and John Fiddler.

The gueat list Included Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Tripple, Mr.

and Mrs. F. M. Mosshammer, Mr. and Mrs.

Calvin Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Langston. Mr. and Mrs.

John M. Fiddler, Mr. and Mrs. G. S.

Kline. (Mrs. IL iL, Lindville, David Billy- eald. Delphian Society and officers of the society. The guests were tia nauaic room at the San Marco and the appointments of the luncheon tables were exquisitely carried out by combining marigolds and yellow daisies.

The guest list Included Mrs. Win Wylie, Mrs. Albert Smith. Mrs. Julia Thomas.

Mrs. John Alsap, Mrs. John Iyent. Mrs. I M.

Oeer. Mrs. Wylie Leeper, Sire. J. O.

Sexson, Mrs. J. J. Cox. Mrs.

George Day, ira W. Edwards, Sirs. Shearer, Mrs. James a. immiucjo, Mrs Leona Ball, Mrs.

D. F. Johnson," Mrs. Willi Little, Mrs. Charles Ely.

Mrs. E. W. Motter. Mrs.

Uoyd Christv. Mrs. S. D. Little, H.

Chandler, Mrs. J. M. Almand, Miss Almand, Mrs. Emery Fisher, lr D.

Hellworth, Mrs. F. C. Struckmever, Mrs. H.

B. Griffen, Mrs. I a. 1 Steward. Mrs.

Finis T. Rogr. Mrs. Lomis Bowes, Mrs. William Beach, Mrs.

A- J. McAlister and Mrs. Carl M. Lambert. cooks wil be mailed and distnbut- when she had as her guests mem-e throughout the state- bers of the Gamma chapter of the.