Arizona republican., 1913-03-09
CLUB NOTES
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l1Ouilnutu liDIll I dB' l ilIi It'Elll composer. Miss Alexander told of the domestic side of Mozart's life and many interesting anecdotes connected with his compositions and the pro- gram illustrated the particular charm of melody that runs through all of his works
 Mozart's first composition. written at the age of six years, was q dainty little melodic study illustrated by Mrs. William Deity while the remain ing numbers carried out the central theme. the beautiful melody of his compositions Those who interpreted the musician's works were: Mrs Arthur Gibbons Hulett. Mrs. w. II Sargent Mrs Francis H Redewill, Mrs. S L. Easterling, Mrs. w. E. Leecraft Mrs. W. R. Battin. Mrs. Deity. Miss Bertha Kirkland. Miss Mabel Hooker and George Luhrs.
 
 The Conservation club wilt meet Monday afternoon at four o'clock at the Ellis Garden Mrs F. s Van Kirk will have charge of the pro gram. the subject of which will be Native Plants and Trees" Mrs $. C. Newsomes report of the biennial will be read
 There will be joint meeting of the membership committee. Mrs. F.. x. Phillips, chairman. and the finance committee. Miss Edith Evans. chair man of the Young Woman's Christian association Monday afternoon at four o'clock at the WOman's Christian Temperance union building on West Monroe street. Anyone at all inter ested whether or not connected with the movement are invited to be pres ent md assist in the work The committees, after the investigation demonstrating the need of the asso- citation in Phoenix, plunged into the work of their particular department with vim that should meet with the cooperation of the citizens
 
 During the spring months the civics education department of the Woman's s club Mrs. Emory Rays, chairman. will carry on the research started this winter, with the view of advancing any and all features that will ulti- mately result in civic betterment. Especial attention is being paid to the sanitary laws. The section held it's regular monthly meeting Monday afternoon.
 Committee reports read at the re- gular business meeting of the Ma disol Improvement club Thursday at the district school denoted splendid growth in every section of the club social meeting will take place Thursday at the country home of Mrs. M l.. Gibbons Mrs. Earl $ Ream and Mrs $. H. Shelly will be the assistant hOstesses
 After much discussion the Eight Hour law was endorsed by the PhOe- nix Civic league at it's meeting Wed nesday al the city hall. Following the regular order of business Miss Moore gave an interesting talk on ( subject of vital interest to Phoeni' at this time the Young Woman. Christian association.
 Individual schools require indiVidua met"ods in dealing with it's problem! according to the Mckinley Paren Teachers association which at ( | meeting Thursday discussed the way and means of carrying on the work o such an association. A plan that il being indulged by the mothers of thi | circle IS to bring their ideas before tn l other members of the organization | and as a result the work has broad enel Many seemingly trying situa | tion5 have been averted as the in | formal questions and answers hay l ope ocd new avenues of thought Mrs l Fran. Alkire presided at last week 1 meeting. The loan papers that figur | larg, ly on the programs played 1 part at the meeting. Among tn topics were "Truthfulness of Child | rem "The Copy Book of the Child and Banking in the School