Arizona republican., 1913-12-03
W. |. I. ]. STATE
 CONVENTION
Twenty-fifth Annual Con- vention to Open This
 Morning With Fitting Ceremony - Dele g a e $
 from All Arizona Present

i With fitting ceremony and with i addresses by the principal. officers and members of the annual meeting of the w. C. T. U. commemorating the silver anniversary of the organ iZation of that body will convene in the Union building on Adams street this morning. Delegates from all parts of the state, perhaps thirty or more in number, will be on hand and a generous attendance of Phoe nix delegates will make the meetings the biggest and the most enthusi- astic the Union has ever held The morning meeting this morning sion after which the members of the tee the department superintendents will convene. The afternoon session will be called to order at 1:30 sharp, and the regular program of business will at that time be considered. In the evening an informal reception in the Union building will be tendered the state president, Mrs Harriet Bechley Wakefield of Tucson. At this reception prominent workers of the state, well known w. C. T. U. speakers, and Mayor Christy will de- llNer snort addresses
 The convention will continue over Thursday and Friday when many more addresses will be heard at the meetings and when the work for the year to come will be outlined. The annual election of officers will also be had during one of these days. Dr i Ray c. Harller of the First M. F. l Church will speak tD the members of l the convention on Thursday, at S:30 l in the evening.
 | All the sessions of the convention will be open to the public and cordial invitation is extended all to attend. It is especially urged that all members of the w c. T. T.. organization from outside states be at | these meetings, and that they make | themselves known.
 | Following is a complete list of the officers of the state body: | President. Mrs. Harriet Beckley Wakefield of Tucson: vice presidents, Mrs Imogene LaChance, Phoenix, land Mrs Ara Robinson, Winslow; 1 recording secretary. Mrs. Ethyl M. i Paine. Prescott: corresponding secre- +arv. Mrs. Mabel w. Moffitt. Tucson; treasurer. Mrs Hattie F. Buck. | Tempe; Y. P. E. secretary, Mrs. F. l B. stevens. Phoenix, and L. T. l.. secretary. Mrs. Eva Watson, Tempe. Second Mazurka. Goddard ..s...---.-. ...................... Celia Ludwig 1 Poland
 Nocturnal. opp. 9. Chopin. ....-..... | .....-.......-..... .---N an RaIHpuI II | Italy
 For All Eternity" Mascheroni..... .................... Mrs. Higgins 1 TT Trovatore," Verde. piano trio..-. Eleanor Roberts, Ruth Roberts, | Vida Roberts
 i "CavalIeria Rusticana." Mascogni
 two pianos by Miss Kicks and Mrs. 1 Blount: cello.............M Mrs. Higgins
 PART TWO.
 American Music
 Indian Reading. Truman Helm. tableau accompanied by Indian melodies, reading "A Girls Bear Story ..... 1 ...-...---... Nlta ScuddeT i "The New Woman, piano quartet... F. R. Webb. Van Rathburn, John
 John Steward, Helen Hammels
 70, Heart of Mine" Riley. ey............ ................ Josephine Hammels
 "America,' reading tableau.......... | ....-......-........... Eleanor Roberts Chorus ................. High Schoo George Cox will be electric oper-
 ator for the tableau