Arizona republican., 1912-03-17

mitted no action in the selection VIII he taken until the appointment of the new committee in April. The general plan however VII be along the popular mission style of archi- lecture Mrs. F.. F. Jack. president of the club is chairman pf the temper arv committee whose Otnrt members are Mrs. Lafayette Myars, Mrs. w J Osborn of Peoria, Mrs M. T. White and Mrs. j. NJ. Piers m. We'd nesday evening the club will give an informal musical at the resi- terce 3i Mrs. C. H. Tinker
 
 Chorus practice for the open meet ing of the Woman's cuo .O he held April 23 will be resumed Tuesday un- der the direction of the curatcr Of the music department. Mrs. A C. HuIett. The voices are being care fully trained and every week shows marked improvement. The secret session of the club last week was the first interruption since the cor'- mencement of rehearsals several weeks ago and the work will he taken up with renewed vigor this week.
 
 organization of the Territory of Arizona and the Establishment of the Territorial Government" will he dis cussed at a meeting of the history department of the Womans club Monday afternoon. The section Is m charge of Miss SharlOtt Hall. an al thority on Arizona history, Wh:cn will be the study throughout th" r"- mainder of the year
 Teachers of the public schools oi Phoenix. Tempe and Mesa will Dc entertained at a picnic Friday. Apri I12. by the Osborn Parent Teach ar association. This was 1ecid,I a' a meeting of the circle heli Wed nesday afternoon and the details fol the event will Ee completed at gathering to he called early in th' month Mrs. w. A. Wilson presi' dent If the association ted a- chairman erd presented the Scf"o with an ec,orc, ncy case fully eqr.p ped with inst aid to the in'Wed necessities, 9 gift from the organ ization.
 Three girls are receiving their edu ! cation at the University of Arizona the Flagstaff Normal and the Temp Normal schools by the federated club
 of Arizona Wednesday afternoon tn
 Harmony club gave a successful ben
 hat . ceeds of which will be used to II
 share of the scholarship fund. Thi week the club will have social ses sion.
 Routine business occupied the at
 tention of the members of the w | IT l.. at it's regular meeting Thurs day afternoon. Following the repor of various committees a review c
 the day in Mesa was given when O
 Tuesday some fOrty-two members c
 the local and Tempe unions showere Mrs. c. Fl. Coffin. president of tn Mesa w. c. T. |. Mrs Coffin re
 ceived some attractive gifts to re place in a measure. the contents c
 her home recently lost by fire.
 varied program will be given the Woman's club Tuesday afternoon . Members of the household economic
 department. Mrs. F. D. Lovett chair man will be in charge and demon str~te paper bag cooking. Followin the illustrated talks will be musicS . numbers including: Vocal solo, 9Th Rose I Give You" G. w. Bischose)
 "Snowflakes" (Frederick COwen Mrs. R. N .Tafel; vocal solo. selected Mrs A C. Hulett.
 The Fall of Paris" was the suf feet of the lesson on Napoleon . the Friday clubs last meeting. Mir w. K. James lead the discussion. Suffragettes will not have an all in the governors wife. Says MT
 Hunt: "I think woman has enoug
 to do in caring for her home an . children. It seems to me society we men leave their children more or les , to the care of servants. l belieN . if they would train their boys in tf [ proper manner they would develo , into good, honorable men fit to ru l the government and make the wOma $ vote unnecessary" However. Mir : Hunt will not take an active part : opposing the measure. Although st