Arizona republican., 1912-01-14

schools Club members have the privilege of bringing their husbands brothers or some other escort and they may also bring another invited guest On Friday afternoon, follow ing the adjournment of the federation at noon. the visitors will loo taken about the valley on an auto ride. to the various places of interest in and near the city.
 The Ellison travel exhibit of pie tures containing copies Of the old masters work, and of some of the finest of the modern school. in sepia, black and white, and colors, will be shown at the Adams street school the coming week. In addition to the display of art. there will bc pro- gram given for the entertainment of those who visit the display. The pictures exhibited are for sale and a certain per cent of the proceeds will be given to the fund intended for the purchase of pictures to beautify the rooms of the public school buildings A most praiseworthy idea. for the child must spend most of his walk ing hours at school and il he is sur rounded with objects of beauty. in- stead of bare walls. his refinement and good taste will surely increase A charge Of 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for children will be made al the door during the art exhibit and this sum will also go toward the fund
 . Ff4-s aE.gz-- g.f the school rooms The pictures will he displayed on Tuesday. Wednesday and Friday evenings and Friday af ternoon. The program will be fur nished twice by the advanced students of the Arizona School Of Music. on Tuesday and Friday evenings: by the members of the Woman's club DWednesday evening and by the pri mary department on Friday after noon Practically every family in Phoenix has children in the public schools or are interested in someone elses little folks. and il is hoped that they will all turn out to the art eX- hibit. enjoy a pleasant evening and help increase the fund for making more attractive the surroundings of the young people.
 The Misses Archer of Palm Lodge. entertained on Friday at one o'clocR. for their niece Miss Luella Archer of St Paul Minnesota. who is here to spend the remainder of the win ter. The invited guests were the feminine members of the younger social set. with whom Miss Lucia became acquainted when here sev- eraI years ago. The beautiful home Palm Lodge. was given a festive ap- pearanCe for the occasion by the ad- dition of numerous bouquets of pink carnations Those who sat down to luncheon at the daintily arranged table were the Misses Lucia Archer. Marguerite Adams. McHugh. Raima Chalmers. Ruth and Rcma Doris. Abbie Pickrell. Kate Wilson. Ruth Jessop. Helen Laird. Harriet Hurley and Eleanor Sloan.
 
 The meeting of the Woman's club Tuesday was under the direction of the department of history. but owing tO the indisposition of Miss Sharlot Hall. chairman. Mrs F. A. Fowler, president of the club. filled the chair during the entire meeting Miss Hall was in the audience however. and made a short and pertinent talk. pr. Watkins was present and urged the ladies to take even greater interest in the series of lectures now being given under the auspices of the Young Mems Phoenix club. Mrs. Fowler urged attendance at the art exhibit to be given the coming week at the Adams school building. Mrs. l.. n. Dameron entertained the club with two songs sung in clear. strong voice. which has made her q favorite with Phoenix people Her selections were Tosti's Could r. and Melvin Taylors Loves Spring time"
 MT. and Mrs. Carl Hayden. have been in Los Angeles for a few days and expect to leave about the goth for Washington. D C.. where Mir. resentative of the new state. as soon as the official count has been com pleted and the president proclaims that Old Glory has another star.
 Mir and Mrs Harvey J. Lee are leaving for the Arkansas Hot Springs. to see if the waters will benefit MT. Lees health. Several years ago MT. -