Arizona republican., 1912-03-10


 annual 'jinks" of the Woman's club l Tuesday. It is to be for the club members exclusively and the program | about which hinges much mystery is | in charge of the executive board com prlsing Mrs. +. A. Fowler. Mrs II | F. Wilkinson. Mrs. Ancil Martin. Mrs { If. II. Wilson. Mrs. C. E. Laird. Mrs T. w. PembertOn, Mrs. George Vie kers. Mrs. Harry Kennedy, and Miss Edith Evans. Last Tuesday General A. J. Sampson made an interesting address on Palestine" the remaining numbers were given under the direc- 1 ton of the music section. Mrs A. C.. fiulett curator. and were:
 Quartet. Hail the Glorious Dawn. |" from Lucia de I.amermoor" tSurdo DonizettD Mrs. W. H. Sargent, Mrs Raymond Battin, F. G. Billings, R. II. Brooks
 Vocal solo. Love Has Wings" Rogers); When the Land is White With Moonlight (Nevin) Miss Bess Alexander.
 Vocal solo selected. F. C. Billings. Quartet May Gentle Sleep Fall Ger Thee" from Martha" (FlolowD Mrs. ". H. Sargent. Mrs. Raymond Battin. F. C. Billings. R IT Brooks Personal "reminiscences were pleasing features of the Illuminating talk on the Philippines given by Miss Mar be- fore the members of the Glendale WOman's club Wednesday afternoon Miss Mar illustrated her remarks with pictures she collected while on her recent visit to the islands An even
 ing meeting will be held this week at the home of Mir and Mrs. C. II Tinker and will be in the nature OC an informal musicale
 To create public sentiment in favor of playgrounds was decided Thursday evening at a meeting of the play ground committee of the civics ed ucation department of the WOman's club and the boys work committee of the Y. M. c. A. with whom they are cooperating. Every effort will be made to interest the Phoenix peo- pie in the matter. The gathering was held at the residence of Mrs. Emory Rays. BIO North Sixth street. and in cluded Mrs w w Watkins. Mrs. S J Nicholson C. T. Hirst and Roy TollcSon
 A varied program was presented at the regular monthly meeting of the Mckinley Parent Teacher associ- atiOn Thursday at the residence of President Frank AllSire of 749 East Pierce street. An outline of the work of the Arizona Congress of Mothers
 preceded the discussion of How to Get the Mothers Out'' by Mrs. H. NJ. Dunlap. followed by a talk on the question which is of such vital in terest at present-"Public Play grounds by Mrs. Alkire. A paper For the Upbuilding of the Race was read by Mrs. McGirk. the program clos ing with an informal discussion Of Do We Want Woman on the School Board" During the social ing of Sharing the Good Things and Miss Lucy Tolleson furnished the musical numbers. Mrs. O. F.. Schupp assisted Mrs. Alkre in re- ceivng.
 Great satisfaction is expressed by the congregation of the First Methodist church in the appointment of C. +. NueZel who in the future will have charge of the music. MT Nuetzel is director of the Arizona School of Music and performs the same duties for the Phoenix Choral Society.
 
 A direct result of the annual meet irg of the Arizona Congress of Mothers held q fortnight ago is ev- idenced in the additional Parent Teacher associations about to be es tabished. The teachers have asked the mothers to cooperate with them to secure the circles and under the of Mrs. Frank Allire. head of this department. the expansion work Is progressing rapidly. The Adams street school will probably be taken into the association this week l the Washington street school will be l the next to receive consideration.
 Members of the Harmony club are | busy this week completing arrange ! mtntS TOT the benefit WnlSt tO Dc ! given Wednesday, the proceeds ! to be used for the scholarship fund | Following short business meeting | "Wednesday social hour was passed | in whist, the hoStesses were Mrs K. | A. Warner. Mrs. Mary Stowers and | Mrs. c. \. Claypool who were assist ed by Miss Helen Stowers and Miss Dorothy Warner. Prizes were won oy Mrs. Fred Tribolet, Mrs. Selina K. Levy. Mrs. Pearl Myers. Mrs. A. J. Bellas. Mrs. A. Baswitz and Mrs. II R. F. Scott
 Russian music will be the topic at Il the April meeting of the Musicians ,lub when the compositions of will be interpreted by Il the members. under the direction of Mrs. Courtney Camp. A request pro- gram in charge of the executive board will close the season. May 6. IL is to ,e an open gathering and the hostesses yill be the directors, Mrs C. C. Hutch nson, Mrs William F.. Deity. Mrs. L. F. Hewins. Mrs. H F. Wilkinson, Mrs w. & Goldsworthy and Miss Fannie Peck II
 The history of Napoleon will be the subject at the Friday club throughout