Arizona republican., 1913-11-16

by the Eastern Star. Any number Of attractive booths will be presided
 over by prominent members of the
 organization and many desirable mo- velties will be for sale.
 Dealing with modern problems was begun by the College club at it's first regular meeting Wednesday af- ternOOn when Giacosas The Strong CT was considered. The well drawn characters were splendidly interpret ed by readings and discussions clear ly showing how almost impossible it
 is to have ideals in business. The practical versus the ideal was well defined and brought out interesting argument even if no decision was reached. The study class will meet Wednesday week with Mrs. Francis II. Redewill. Francisco de Rimini 1 CD'Annunzio) will be read.
 l In outlining it's program for the year. last spring. Maricopa Chapter Daughters of the American Revolu- ton announced in The Republican
 that one of it's efforts would be along charitable lines Early in the sea 1 son the Daughters undertook to col { lect articles for q nursery chest for 1 the use of the Associated Charities. That the chapter has accomplished it's purpose will be evidenced Satur-
 day afternoon, November 29. when
 the Daughters will meet at the home of Mrs. Walter Talbot. S44 North Fourth avenue. and the chest re
 ceives it's first offerings. A desirable | C suggested follows:
 Clothes hamper, bleached sheets, pillow slips Leverage size). bath l towels hand towels wash cloths, nursery pins. powder, soap, disinfect- ants, bottles, gauge absorbent cotton,
 rubber sheet pads. etc, etc, nursery napkins. plain cotton. flannel and fIanellette slips for infants, plain dresses and kmonos for infants, woolen underslips and shirts. hosiery. i bootees. etc, wooden jackets. crochet 1 jackets. etc. etc. Anything that may ! be useful in the nursery not includ- ed in above list.
 ! Several of the members have not only secured many articles that will add to the value of the gift but have worked industriously making 1 little garments for the poor. The meeting at Mrs. TalbOts will be in | the nature of an informal tea and a
 large attendance is anticipated. club house for the Harmony ! club is assured To increase the ! fund necessary for the lot and build 1 ing a bazaar is scheduled for De- cember 1O. which will surpass any 1 previous event of the kind given by
 the club. Arrangements are to be
 completed at meeting called for 1 Friday afternoon at Pythian Hall. A social afternoon was held one day | last week when members and their guests enjoyed several rubbers of | whist
 | Mrs. Carl Hayden, who has been
 an active member Of the Friday club | during her residence in Washington and by q series of interesting papers contributed to it's programs. was the guest of honor at the monthly lunch con of the club at the Woman's club ! last week. The event was informal and preceding the social hour the morning was devoted to a discussion
 of Art and Literature of the Early
 English Period led by Mrs John l Dennett
 i It was with keen satisfaction that 1 Chapter A of r. F. O. heard of the 1 advancement of Miss Edith Prouty of Humboldt. Iowa, from national or ganizer to supreme president. Miss Prouty organized the local chapter d year and half ago and on her in
 spection tour last spring was pleas