Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 9

00 0 000 ARIZONA, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 12, 1925 THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR PAGE ONE Social and Club News Many Smart Social Functions Honor Principals in Two Easter Weddings Taking Place Here and in Phoenix fill the time of those socially enclined. UNIVERSITY GIRL WEDS IN. PHOENIX SATURDAY Two Easter weddings are engaging the interest of Tucson and Phoenix society. That is Miss Catherine Tait to Edward Evans yesterday in Phoenix has been of interest Angell especially to Wright, the daughter university of Mr. group, and while Mrs.

that John of B. Miss Wright, and Richard Grover of Boston has been attended by a host of lovely 1 pre-nuptial parties of charm and distinction. The arrival of Easter visitors from out-of-town, numerous, though small parties of various types, trips to the mountains and the usual number of fraternity and sorority parties Miss Catherine Sarah Tait, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tait, and Edward Evans of Decatur, Illinois, were married yesterday at o'clock in the home of the bride'e parents on Tempe road near Phoenix.

The ceremony WEB read Rev. Victor A. Rule of the First. church. Palms and ferns were used In proabout the home with an abundance of pink and white flowers.

In the living room where the ceremony was read beneath floral arch of sweet peas, the were especially attractive. The bride wore an ensemble suit of tan kasha cloth, button trimmed, hat of tan and green straw. She. was unattended. Miss Tait WiLS popular students of the University of Arizona, from which institution she was graduated last June.

She had an active part in many of the campus organizations and was very popular. The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evans of Decatur and also attended the University of Arizona. Beside the intimate members of the family and a few friends, Perry Casey, Mrs.

Joseph Cope, David Evans or Tucson and Floyd Hunt of Decatur were the only guests. Following the service a wedding dinner was served, sixteen covers being laid. Mr. and Mrs. Evans left last evening for New Orleans for their honeymoon and will be at home in June 1.

WRIGHT. GROVER WEDDING IMPORTANT EVENT OF WEEK. The marriage of Miss Sallie Angel Wright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John B.

Wright, and Richard Grover of Boston, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Ricketson of Norwich, will be the principal event of the ween among society, folk of Tucson. The wedding will be solemnized at o'clock Friday evening in the garden at the home of the bride's -parents on South Sixth avenue.

Rev. Thomas Connelly reading the service. The wedding itself is being preceded by many parties honor of the beautiful young bride-to-be. Interest 18 diverted by the arrival Tuesday and Wednesday of out guests. Mr.

Grover, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blake (Miss Jean Wright) of BrooKline, Mass, and Charles M. WHIgn: of New York, will arrive in Tucson Tuesday evening. Two sisters 01 Mrs.

Wright, Miss- Stella McPhee and Mrs. Platt Rogers, c. Denver will reach the city Wedhesday morning coming from California where they have spent a month visiting. During the past year Miss. Wright, who is a Smith College student, has been taking special courses piano, home economics and French literature at the university.

She is already an harpist, having studled with Salzedo while at Smith college. The entire week is crowded wittr luncheons, teas and dinners for the bride-to-be and the wedding party? Beside the functions held the past week, the following parties have been announced: Monday luncheon at the Santa Rita with Miss Amo and Miss Louise McKee hostesses; afternoon bridge with Miss Louise Brown Onto hostess; Tuesday, bridge luncheon at the Country club with Miss Georgette and Miss Julia Rebell Wednesday noon at Old Puebio club, luncheon given by Mrs. Paul Rebeil, evening dinner for women of i bridal party with Miss Elizabeth Sutphin, hostess; Thursday, luncheon at home of Mrs. Frank Hereford, evening dinner for entire bridal party home of Mrs. Albert Steinfeld.

FRIENDS OF BRIDE- TO.BE GATHER FOR LUNCHEON Using pink roses, clever place and cunning favors, Miss Steward entertained yesterday oring Miss Sallie Wright with a Juncheon at the Country club. A group of intimate friends of the honor guest were gathered about the attractive table. Places were marked for Miss Wright, Miss Virginia Meta, M.98 Mignon Crepin, Miss Theora Litt, Miss Amo McKee, Miss Louis: McKee, Miss Georgette Rebell, Miss Margaret Bayless, Miss Pauline Kitt and Miss Betty Wrignt and the hostess, Miss Steward. SURPRISE FOR HONOR GUEST AT SHOWER GIVEN YESTERDAY A lovely yellow rose of ribbon seemed but a part of the decorative motir, an enlarged reflection of the yellow roses in bowls about the drawing room of Miss Margaret Bayless' home yesterday until the honor guest, Miss Sallie Wright, pulled a small and unpretending ribbon, Miss Wright then found herself the center of dainty bits of fluttering linen and lace, which, when gathered proved to be handkerchieves. Thus did a group of close friends choose to impress Easter, 1925, upon Miss Wright.

The Bayless home was arranged Easter flowers, tiny chicken favors and other items suggesting the season. The refreshments carried the yellow scheme of the roses. The guests who were bidden were Misses Sallie Wright, Marion Fallor, Murial Upham, Mildred Steward, Virginia Mets, Virginia Thayer, Bernice Rebeil, Georgette Rebell, Lucille Harris, Theora Litt, Mary Franklin. Mignon Crepin, Ama McKee, Mildren Brown, Louise McKee, Maude Spiller. and Pauline Kitt.

The young hostess was assisted by her mother, Mrs. J. S. Bayless. ARRIVE FROM COAST GIRLS' SCOOL Four Tucson misses arrived last evening from the Convent of the Sacred Heart at Menlo Park, for the Easter holidays with their parents.

Barbara and Miss Mary Elise Kruttschnitt, daughters of Mr. ana Mrs. Julius Kruttechnitt, were accompanied by Miss Frances and Miss Janet Kramer, daughter of Mr. and Mra, Leighton Kramer. The girls will remaln in Tucson until.

Monday, April 20. During their stay a number of Informal social functions will be given. Mrs. Kramer' son, Allen, also an rived school for the holiday He 13 a student in the San Diego Army and Navy Academy. SILVER TEA FOR ST.

LUKE'S IS ANNOUNCED FOR THURSDAY The annual silver tea at St. Lukes ir -the- Desert will be given Thursday afternoon at the hospital between 3:30 and 5:30 o'clock. The Lady Boara of Visitors of the institulon is sponsor ing he social function, to which ait residents, winter visitors and other have been extended an invitation. The object of the tea each year to get people to visit the hospital, see and meet the patients a and learn how the Institution 18 run. The hostesses announced are Mes.

dames: R. V. Winchester, Fred MeKee, Albert Montgomery, Roy Place, Henry Mayhew, Charles Kibler, J. S. Bayless, J.

B. Breatnitt, John Campbell. Meade Clyne, H. David Evan S. M.

Franklin, F. E. Gregory, E. F. Harris, Simon Heineman, H.

ford, H. A. Hubbard, Herbert Horn. D. W.

Isacson, Jeremiah Metzger. B. S. Morris, J. C.

McClure, B. McKinney, A. J. McNeal, J. H.

McVey, 0. C. Parker, N. Plummer. H.

H. Rockwell, R. K. Shelton, Charles Somonom, E. G.

Sporleder, Albert Steinfeld, Fred E. Steward, E. C. Tuthill. S.

H. Watson, Miss Luetta Robinson and Miss Eleanor Cheyney. Mrs. W. S.

Hooson la spending the "NOW, THIS IS WHAT I LIKE" Men take an unusual amount of pride in a really fine portrait of themselves. -And it is back of each Pereira portrait to produce just what is wanted. Go thru Pereira's files and displays and again and again you'll remark, "Now this is what I like." -For Pereira methods stress finer photography, producing each time just what is wanted. Visit the studio today and see for yourself what Pereira does in portrait photography. Watch for the new por- PEREIRA PORTRAITS trait displays.

They each $8.00 to $40.00 change regularly week. The Dozen Pereira. 136 East Congress Street Phone 613 The Woman's Page WOMAN'S GLOPY." INS ANNUAL EASTER BREAKFAST TO BE HELD TODAY The annual Easter breakfast of the Young Women's Christian association of the University of Arizona will be given this morning at 8:30 o'clock in the commons with the assistance of the campus. Y. M.

C. A. The hall is to be decorated abundantly with Easter flowers, eggs, and other trappings fitting the Easter season. The two organizations expect to receive 50 gueste besides those who are students at the university. The guests will include faculty members representatives of both parent city organizations.

and interested friends, The program will not be given until i following the, serving of breakfast though the morning will per opened with a hymn and prayer by Dr. George Andrews. Mrs. Richard Bennett and Miss Ruth Benzie will give 8 duet accompanied on the piano by Miss Junita Tisor. A short address will be made by Dr.

Andrews. week-end in Phoenix being accom. panted by Miss Betty Neavitt. Mra. Bradford Kibbey came to son from her ranch in Mexico to spend the Easter week -end with Mr.

and Mrs. Leighton Kramer. Mr. and Mrs. W.

J. Walden of Phde- nix are week-end guests of Mrs. J. S. J.

Otto at 801 East Seventh street. MINIATURE PADDLES ARE DANCE FAVORS The Kappa Sigma Fraternity gave a dance last evening for the pledges in the chapter house on East Speedway. Sixty couples were received by the members spent the hours in dancing. Mr. and Mrs.

Ted Monro were honor guests. Several out of town members were guests for the week-end, three coming to Tucson from Phoenix and Mr. Gregory, Mr. Miskin and Mr. Teachout from Occidental.

The house was decorated in yellow and white. Miniture paddles were the programs. The University Masonic club will bold its annual dinner dance Saturday evening. The Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority will entertain members and alumnae with the annual formal dance Saturday evening. Dean and Mrs.

J. J. Thornber returned to the city Thursday evening after spending the past week visiting in Globe, Miami, Ray and Hayden. Dean Thornber has been traveling through the state for the past two month representing the University of Arizona and speaking before the high school student bodies and at Woman's clubs. Mrs.

Thornber has been accompanying him on all hie trips, and has been honored at many social functions. HOSTESSES FOR UNIVERSITY, WEEKLY TEA ANNOUNCED The hostesses for the weekly dean of women's department tea in the Woman's building on the University of Arizona campus are Mre. 8. n. Fegtley, Mrs.

E. Roberts, Mrs. E. H. Pressley, Mrs.

Rule Adkinson, Mra. Ernest Anderson and Mrs. Frans H. Fowler. LEAVES FOR VISIT IN PHOENIX Mrs.

P. W. Duncan left Tucson Friday for two Reeks' visit 1h Phoenix. She will return to the 019 Pueblo at the end of that time for another week's visit with her daughter Mrs. R.

E. Beltan. Following her short sojourn here she will gO to Guelth, Ontario, for an extended visit. Her home is in San Diego. While visiting in Tucson she has been the mcentive for several attractive par- ties.

LEAVES FOR CONTINENTAL TRIP OF MANY MONTHS Mr. and -Mra. V. E. Hatch of 1100 East Eighth street will leave by motor for Los Angeles April-17.

Mrs. Hatch will join her father, Rev. Brown Angeles and will go with him of New York from which point they will sail on the Acquitania, May 29, for Europe. They will spend sereral monthe on the continent returning Home and School 'Activities JUNIOR MUSIC CONTESTANTS MADE PUBLIC contest The will conual be state: held in junior musicians Phoenix urday at the Woman's club with Mrs. C.

H. Marvin, state Junior muale chairman, In A completed flat of those who will compete for state prizes and honors has been announced by Mra, Marvin and in as followa: Classl. Plano, division A- -Elisabeth Viola Aor. Blabee: Nester Branson. Ortes, Phoenix.

Division B- Sylvia Blabee: Ruth Selkirk, Phoenix. Division Eva Louise Mitchell, Ruth Middleton, Phoenix. Division -Irene Montanto, Tucson! Dorothy Attaway, Moss. Class Violin, Diviaion F- Eugene Flores, Nogales: John Hight, Tempe, Division Isabella Caldwel, Tucson: winner Southern District contest. no other to compete in state contest.

Division Isadore Kline, Douglas, no other contestants Class 3. Voice, Division 1-Clairbourne Lockett district winner Phoenix, no contestant. Division J- Marla Urquides, Tucson: Mary Twitchell. Phoenix. Class Division mixed choir.

Mozart club Phoenie, winner central district contest, no competitors. PARBERT PIANO PUPILS TO GIVE RECITAL FRIDAY The annual piano recital by the pupila of J. V. Parbert will be given Friday at the Tucson: Woman's club. large class 18 being presented and the parents and friends are Invited to attend.

The program. la: Sleeping Child-D'aubel Virginia and Walter Allen. Barcarolle--Behr-Nan Correl. Right and Left -Read -Lucille Lockhart. In a Hurry--Streabog--Dorothy Ratner.

Hunting Song Gurlitt Bonlyn Berry. The M111 at Sans Souch-NeckeMary F. Kearne, Sherlierd's Dream--Heins-Esther Mullan, In the Engelman-Roy and Alvin Wallace. Matushka--Engel--Grant Tevis. Chant D'Amour.

-Franzoff -Ruth Gott. Alpine Glow--Oesten--Thelma Seay. Les Muscadins Wachs Martha Krivel. Barcarolle Offenback Dorothy Beet. Dreamland -Engelman -Angeline Chanson Smith Adolph Prenaky, Warblings at Eve--SmithMcCullough.

March of the Flower Girls-WachsMargaret Trammel, -Nevin-Jeanette Gulat. Valse Amelia Miller. The Last Hopeerine Love. Caprice LackNeilson, Impromtu-4 -Gene vieve Miller. Alice Asher Anna B.

Russell. Rhapsody Nos Bernice Hayhurst. PORner. CO-EDS TO PLAY PAIR OF GAMES The co-eds at. Tempe Normal and the University of Arizona are to play two exchange games of base ball in the coming weeks, it was announced yesterday by Miss Ina Gittings, physical education director at the university.

These are friendly games and have absolutely no commercial angle. One game will be played in Tempe this week and the second game May 2, at the university diamond. The visiting team will view the horseshow during the afternoon. The girls on the campus are beginning the training for the track season and plans are being prepared for a meet. The swimming classes and contests will start next week and A tennis tournament is on the athletic calendar of the school.

DELEGATES STATE MUSIC MEET ANNOUNCED The accredited delegates to the state convention of the Federation of Music clubs will he guesta of the Phoenix Musicians' club Wednesday evening when Frieda Hempel, soprano bf International fame, gives her well -known Jenny Lind program. Mrs. C. H. Marvin, will leave Weenesday morning to attend the concert.

Mrs. A. E. Douglas, Mrs. Grace Parn.

Miss Julia Rebell, all of whom will participate in the evening program of the state wIlL also go. Mrs. Jere miah Metsger and Mrs. Martina Pom well will take part in programs and will represent the Saturday Morning musical club. The first four named will represent the Woman's club music department.

ANNUAL LUNCHEON OF WOMAN'S CLUB The committees arranging details for the annual Woman's club eon have been appointed by the president, Mra, Frank H. Fowler. The tuncheon will be served in the club April at 13:30 o'clock. J. W.

Buchanan la general chiarman; Mra. Herbert Drachman and Mra. L. A. Duff, assisting her.

Mrs. F. C. Paschal is in charge of the menu: Mrs. R.

E. Butler, reservations, all telephoning her at 1592. Mrs. W. F.

Murdock In charge of the tables, Mrs. H. R. Batterton, dee. oration, Mrs.

8. H. Bowyer, kitchen force; and Mra. Norma Elechardt, program. BRIDGE LUNCHEON GIVEN BY MAS.

PARSON Mrs. F. C. Parson entertained Saturday. with a bridge-luncheon In her home, which wan beautifully decorated in Easter motif.

who enjoyed the dainty Tuncheon and than spent the afternoon -at card tables were Mra. E. Randall. Henry Poppen, Mra R. Calander, Mri.

Fenchurch, Mra. May Derwin, Mre. Peter How Grossetta, Mrs. W. Mrs.

tired, J. M. rauff. Mrs. Harry Cooper, Mrs.

J. O'Dowd, Mra Overlock, Mra. T. Prott. Mra F.

Nathan, Mr. Mrs. F. C. Lockwood.

Leon Kirk Hart, Derid Coatter and Mrs. Barriger Parties Crowd Social Calendar as Lenten Season Ends; Mt. Lemmon is Objective of Many Week End Trips davs will bring a large number MORE GUESTS THREE HOSTEDRED, RECEIVE Many Easter week, social activities have engaged the attention of the matrons and young society women of Tucson the past seven days. Spring flowers with a slight motif indicating Easter have formed decorations at recent parties. The close of the Lenten season, the approach of warm One of the largest parties of the past few weeks WA tea given venterday by Mrs.

F. C. Lockwood, Mra. Charles T. Vorhies and Mrs.

Byron Cummings. The cuesta, who numbered more than 200 were recelved in the home of Mrs. Lockwood at 601 East First street. The home was filled with pink and white roses which were used upon the tea table. During the two hours of receiving the guests Mra.

G. E. P. Smith, Mrs. A.

O. Neal, Mrs. Fred W. Brown and Mra. La H.

Hotmelter presided at the tea urns. Assisting the nostesses and those who, in serving the guesta were Mrs. I. E. Huffman, Mrs.

Norma Wiechardt, Mrs. E. J. Brown, Mrs. C.

Z. Lesher, Mra. Elden Wood, Miss Mary Eatill, Mias Helen Nelson, Miss Lean Chamberlane, Miss Gemie Pendleton, Miss La Verne Rodee and Miss Margaret Lockwood, EASTER DECORATIONS DISTINGUISH CARD PARTY Mra. David Worth Albert entertained with a bridge party yesterday afternoon in her home at: 144 East Third street, receiving 32 of the younger members of Tucson's social group, Easter flowers were used with roses and honeysuckle about the rooms where the eight bridge tables were placed. The hostess was assisted in enter-: taining her guesta by her mother, Mra.

Frank H. Fowler, Mra. B. Stanley, Mra, A. F.

Kinnison and Miss Alice Eastman. The guests were Mesdames Phillip Drachman, Herbert Morrison, Hal Vinson, John Murphey, F. C. Paschal, E. B.

Stanley, L. Scott, E. R. Belton, T. F.

Thompson, A. M. Myer, Wood, A. F. Kinnison, John Gardner, Harold 1 Viault, S.

W. Seaney, Wilson J. F. McKale, J. Prugh Herndon, Davis W.

Hale, H. H. Grimanaw, Orville McPherson, Henry Mayhew, C. H. Marvin, J.

R. Jolks, S. R. Cruse, L. W.

Davis, Frank H. Fowler and the Misses Doris Crepin, Margaret Marks, Elizabeth March, Junita Tisor, Alice Eastman, Myrna Sedgwick and Elizabeth Angle. LUNCHEON PARTY 18 GIVEN FOR VISITORS Mrs. May Derwin and Mra. Lela Jackson, were complimented Friday when Mrs.

Victor Gore and Mre. James B. Van Horn gave an informal and luncheon at the Pueblo, followed small by a theater party. The table was effectively a decorated In Easter flowers and covers for Mre. Derwin, Mra.

Jackson, Mrs. E. J. Fenchurch, Mrs. J.

W. McCann, Mrs. Percy Williams and Mra. WIlHam Pryce were Indicated by attractive place cards. Both honor guests are visiting Misters In Tucson, Mrs.

Derwin being a sister of Mrs. Fenchurch and Mra. Jackson a sister of Mra. McCann. FORMER EXHIBITS PAINTINGS Mra.

J. W. Estill of a former resident of Tucson, recently gave an exhibition of her paintings of Arizona cacti in the new building of the Friday Morning club of Los Angeles. The club Is one of the most Important of the coast city and a fitting background for the work of the artist, who has reputation throughout the Southwest for her work. Mra.

Estill was an important member of Tucson society during her active in the club life. MISS PERRY'S CLASS WINS INTERSCHOOL DEBATE calendars. was also The annual debate between Wellesley and Vassar colleges was won by the Wellesley team, which was coached by Prof. Frances M. Perry of the University of Arisona, It has been learned in Tucson.

Prot. Perry is on her Sabbatical leave and has spent it AB vialting professor at Wellesley and teacher of public speaking. She taught In Wellealey before coming to the zona university. Since teaching in the state, she has won a reputation for her excellent short atory writing I classes. several of her students having won honors for themselves by having original manuscripts cepted.

She is spending the Easter vacation in New York and Washington with friends. Mr. and Mrs. E. E.

Ellinwood of arrived in Tucson yesterday afternoon with their grandchildren, Betsy and Tom Ellinwood. They will spend the week -end In the city and return to the capital by motor. GIVES FAREWELL PARTY TO COAST VISITOR Mr. and Mra. E.

J. Fnehurch recelved a few guesta informally last night as a final party for Mrs. Fenchurch's sister, Mrs. May Derwin of Pomona. Mrs.

Derwin will leave the city this afternoon for her home. The guests received were Prestdent and Mra. C. H. Marvin Prof.

and Mrs. A. O. Neal and Mr. and Mrs.

A. C. Lent. During her visit in Tucson Mrs. Derwin has been the honor guest at A number of affairs.

CALENDAR Oratorio by University chorus high school auditorium 4 p. in. aster services all churches with special musical program. Monday Knights of Columbus charity ball. Winter Garden, 8:30 p.

m. Woman's club music program by Vander Roest 2:30 p. m. Miss Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters conference In Phoenix. Oratorical contest at Roskruge school 8 p.

m. G. I. A. to B.

of L. E. bridgewhist party 0. 0. F.

hall 8 p.m. Torn R. Riesen 621 North First avenue, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday Delphian club meetings home of group leaders 9:30 p.

m. Trinity Circle meets In home Mrs. L. G. Moore 1029 North Fifth avenue 2:30 p.

m. Rebekah meeting Odd Fellows hall, 8 p. m. T. council luncheon 12 high P.

school gymnasium. Wednesday South Side Ladles Aid meets home Mrs. Lee 620 South Third, 2:30 p. m. "Pan on a Summer Day' given on Library grounds on campus 8 p.

mi. open to public no charge. Menlo Park P. silver tea home Mrs. Fletcher, 117 Granada, 2 to p.

Mansfe d. P. T. A. meet 3 p.

m. Amphitheater Community club meet 3 p. m. Thursday P. E.

0. meeting home Mira. Groves 917 N. Third, 7:30 p. m.

Friday Piano recital of Mr. Parber's music students Women's club. MRS. GARVEY IS NAMED TO HEAD SAFFORD P. T.

A. Mrs. D. E. Garvey is the newly elected president of the Safford Parent Teachers Association and will take up the work next fall when meetings are resumed.

She was elected at the last meeting of the year, held Wednesday afternoon in the school. The other officers selected Mrs. Leonardo Ruis, vice-president; Roy Robinson, vice-president; Mrs. Rosa Nichols, secretary; and Mrs. Laura Ostrander, treasurer.

A report of the state convention in Winslow was given by Mrs. Garvey and progrant of dancing enjoyed. The awarding of the $10 offered to the room having the best yearly average attendance of mothers was won by Miss Ruth Culey and Miss ROSR Nichols for their rooms, each receiving $5. picture or books will be purchased for the rooms. to the United States by way of ada.

Mr. Hatch will remain with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Los S. B.

Hatch Up- of 3911 South Grant in Angeles. on the return of Mrs. Hatch to the States the couple will again resume their 'residence in Tucson about October first. Mra. James Moorman left yesterday for several weeks visit with retatives in New Orleans.

Mrs. Fred McKee will entertain for group of friende with luncheow Tuesday at the Santa Rita hotel. Mrs. McKee. with her two daghters, spending her winter in Tueson, coming here each fall from her home in Washington, D.

C. Little Lu Anne Jackson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jackson of Omaha Nebraska, entertailled a group of her friends with an Easter party yeaterday afternoon on the lawn of the home of Mrs. Kirk Hart.

The famIly is leaving the city in few days for their middle West home but turn in the fall to again spend tho winter. IN HOUSE CLEANING Empty the vacuum cleaner bag large paper sack instead of ing it into newspaper. This elim I inates flying dust. MUSIC SECTION TO HEAR LOCAL ARTIST MONDAY Today PICNIC ON DESERT IN SUNSET AND MOONLIGHT Those who did not have the portunity of hearing Miss Katherine Vander Roest (Mrs. B.

L. Clarke) in her three selections at the Saturday Morning Musical club will have AN even greater opportunity given them Monday afternoon 2:30 o'clock when at the The musio she gives a complete, piano program section, with Mrs. C. H. Marvin as chairman, is presenting the concert pianist.

A program that la excellently batanced; and compositions represented, promises real musical treat as Mias Vander, Roest exhibited admirable pianistic skill Thursday evening. Her program will Include: Rhapsodie in Minor Brahms Etude in Major Chopin Prelude In Major Chopin Etude. in Minor Chonin IL Snow in Dancing Debussy Gollinwoog'a Cake Walk Rhapsodie In F. Sharp Dohanansi IlL March Wind MacDowell Arabesques on the "Blue Danube. Schulz- PAN IN SUMMER TO BE REPEATED ON CAMPUS on A Summer Day," which was given several weeks ago by University Ladies' Glee club and the University Dancers will be repeated Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock on the campus.

Admission will be free. This is being given In compliance with numerous requests by those who saw It before. the personified god of nature. He is awakened at dawn by the fairies and with his pipes catis the world to. life.

During the morn. ing a summer shower falls, Pan idles Away the drowsy noontide by the river. He is aroused by sudden and violent thunder storm which calisen an oak tree to fall. Pan flees in terror, but returns after the storm to mourn over the fallen oak. The des, night, ushers in the eventide and the cantata closes with an ecstatic panagyric to the beauty of night.

More realistic effects can be secur. ed by presenting "'Pan" out of doors. Interesting fighting schemes are r.ed to enhance the musical pageant. The dance arrangements are tha original work of the young women in the university dancing classes under Miss Mary Tierney. Miss Marie Gunst hat been directing this particular problem of the dancing classes, Miss Lorna Lockwood is president of the Girls' Glee club and largely responsible for the work of that group Mrs.

Lee Will Receive Members of Aid Society The South Side division of the Ladles'. Aid society of the First Methodist church will meet in the home of Mrs. C. H. Lee at 620 South Third street Wednesday ternoon at 2:30 o'clock.

An invitation has been extended to all members and friends of the society "to The hostess will assisted Mr. Sanderson, H. C. Abbott. social hour will be enjoyed.

Delphian Groups Will Meet Tuesday The monthly study meetings of the three groups of Delphian society members will be held in the homes of leaders Tuesday morning at 9:30 o'clock. it was announced yesterday by the supervisor, Mrs. Byron minga. Group one will meet in the home of Mrs. Stonecypher Fast with Rand leader.

Group two meet i Mrs. E. Harris, $85 North atone. Group three meet with its loader. 1195 01 Smith her home A group of younger members of the faculty of the University of Arizona enjoyed a "pay back" picnic Thursday evening in the Tucson mountaina.

At the recent Faculty club card party four of the faculty members with low scores were pledged to entertain four others with high scoreR. The plente erased the score. A spot was chosen in the nountains where, the San Xavier del Bae mission could be seen in the sunset and Inter in the bright moonlight. ANNUAL DINNER OF ANAHUAC CLUB NEXT SUNDAY The annual dinner of Anahuao club will be given by the members the evening of April 19 at the Santa Rita at 7 o'clock. The dinner will De followed by a formal Miss Julia Hidalgo, president, Miss Violet Pacheco and Miss Mercy Robles are in charge of all arrangements.

More than E5 guests are expected. The club is composed of young women whose familles pioneered In Tucson. MT. LEMMON IS GOAL FOR PARTIES Another party of Tucsonans have found Mt. Lemmon a delightful place to spend week-end.

A car filled by Mrs. Hermance Griebach, Ina Gittings, Miss Eleanor Ceyne, Miss Dorothy Musser: and Miss Louise Norton motored to Summerhaven and occupied the' Stiles cottage for two days. DRY WOOLENS FIRST Woolens should be nearly dry fore they are ironed. carol Mildred $9.75 For This Simmons 2 Inch Post Bed This is not a "sale" article or price, but just one number picked at random from our stock. This should be conclusive proof, regardless of what you desire, you can always do better at Laughlin' FOR GREATER VALUES No.

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