Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-03-11
AMERICAN
 ILLUSTRATORS
Monday Club at Yesterdays Ses- sion DisseCts the Above Subject
 Gaining Information.
The Exercises Were Also lntnrSperSed With Very Interesting Mus
 Ical Programme

Mrs. w. W. Ross, vice president oi the Monday club, presided at yester days meeting of the club. Consider able routine business was transacted and subjects discussed which were left open for the future consideration of the club. Among the latter Wa: the question of organizing the clul into sections, such as music, art anC literature and have each section meet on separate days in addition to the regular meetings of the clubs, wher all sections would unite. This is fol the convenience of members, which would allow each one to select what most suited her tastes. While no de finite action was taken, the expression given by the members seemed to be very favorable to the proposition. It will be decided at the next business meeting of the club.
 The subject for the day was "Amer- ican Illustrators, the leaders being Mrs. Geo. H. McGinnis and Mrs. H. B. Long. A large dark curtain was suspended on the wall and samples of the work of American Illustrators were exhibited on it. Among the il- | lustrations were two sketches by Mrs. Captain L. D. Phillips, which were hastily drawn by her for the occasion, one representing a kitchen scene, be- against it, and bucket sitting beside it. The other was sketch of the sea with mountains in the back ground and little lad wading in the sand beside the water. Mrs. Phillips who is an artist of considerable promin- canoe, and also familiar to a great ex- tent with the art of Illustrating gave talk on the subject of illustrations, which followed the regular papers read, and in which she gave much very interesting information on this subject.
 Mrs. Long, one of the leaders of the day, read paper on the subject and the discussion which followed, in ad- dition to Mrs. Captain Phillips, as noted above, was participated in by Mrs. Geo. c. West and Mrs. T. w. Otis. Mrs. West, who is also an artist in wood engraving, gave her discus sion in the form of a paper, while Mrs. Otis gave a talk on the subject, the discussion throughout resulting in much information on a subject of which the general public knows but i little.
 Equally interesting with the discus sion on American Illustrators was the musical programme rendered, which consisted of vocal quartette composed of Mesdames Weeks. McGin his, Long and Martin, who rendered "Welcome Pretty Primrose" with Mrs. M. E. Morin as accompanist. Mrs. G. O. France, of Santa Ana. California, a new arrival here and sis ter of Dr. Roper, sang a solo, accom- panied on the piano by Mrs. Roper, which elicited an encore. Mrs. France being a very sweet singer. A. B. Nader rendered a most exquisite vio- lin solo, accompanied on the piano by Miss Anna Belle Bailey, and the ladies applauded him until he gave another selection. Mrs McGinnis also rendered very beautiful vocal solo in her usual charming voice. with Mrs. NJ. E. Morin at the piano. The best pill meath the stars and stripes;
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