Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-12-13

season.
The High School Parent Teacher
Association will meet at three
o'clock Thursday afternoon in the
domestic science building of the high
school The following program will
be given:
THE NECESSITY OF REGULAR
ATTENDANCE AT SCHOOL
prot. Loper)
Observation-Disclosures and Teachers.
What constitutes satisfactory ex-
cuse for an absence from school.
Social hour.
1t is desirious that all mothers at
tend and help with their suggestions.
Mrs. Matte Williams will be the
principal speaker at this weeks
meeting of the Civic League. She
will take up various phases of ma
tional and state government and will
touch upon the Enforcement of
Amendments
Under the auspices of the home
Economics department, the Womans
lclub is making complete study of
home building this year. The first de-
partment program given before the
lclub was relative to the site and plans
and on Tuesday it's chairman. Mrs.
George Brockway will present various
phases of house planning. Her sub
Ijects will be Exterior of the Home"
| Interior of the Home" and General
Survey of the Home" Miss Bertha
iKnipe will discuss Furnishing of the
Home" and 'IShrubbery." Mrs. Kath-
crime Wisner McClusky will read The
Freeman). The music will be con-
Itributed by Mrs Archibald Henderson
who will sing MY Home is Where the
Heather Blooms" (Reginald de Koven)
and Little Boy Blue" (Florence buck
bingham joyce.
The College club will meet Wednes-
lday afternoon at three o'clock in the
domestic science building of the high
lschool. Mrs. Charles Christy ant
Mrs. L. E. Hewins will talk on Jap
anese Art" and Miss Eleanor Sloar
will discuss getty Planning"
A recent ruling of the Woman.
lclub that will be of interest to coun
try club women follows: Member:
of the rural clubs affiliated with TIL,
Central Arizona Federation, will b.
permitted to attend the Womani
club upon presentation of a tickle
bearing the members name and sign
, ed by the treasurer of the club t.
which she belongs
: Miss Ora Matthews, policewomal
: will make an informal address OF
5 1.-The Problems of the Police Woma1
and How the Club Woman Can AS
: sist Her. at the Conservation clut
, Monday afternoon at three o'cloc
} at the Ellis Garden
4 The Madison improvement clu
= will hold its last social session G
t the year Thursday afternoon wit
e Mrs. Robert Hunter of Park Roat
e The assistant hostesses will be Mr.!
y II. A. Guild, Mrs. George Heinze an
| Mrs. Edward Briggs A delightfl
i affair has been arranged and larg
t attendance is requested.
d The committee of arrangement
] for the entertainment of the delegate
n to the convention of the Arizona Fed
= Grafton of Women's clubs whic
e meets in Phoenix, January 1872
t will meet Thursday afternoon at II
e Woman's club.
A Christmas entertainment is
+; be given the children of club men
e bers and their young friends by II
S Orangewood Literary and Improve
r ment club. Preliminary plans wei
s made for the event Wednesday whe
C the club met at the country hon
'. of Mrs. H. A. Mckee. Following IL
IS business session Mrs. p l.. Sterk
n read THE Legend of Camel Bac
e Mountain and social hour VIZ
h enjoyed
= The Musicians club paid the We
II men in the party of the America
6 Mining Congress a charming cour
& esy Monday in extending them a CO.
II dial invitation to attend its month
n recital. There was full attendan,
& Of club members and guests and
n particularly clever program was PR
i scented. Mrs. William E. Deity actir
o as chairman. The compositions
n Sniding, List, and Wagner we
u interpreted by members of the o.
ganization.
Is Civic affairs will occupy the a
tention of the members of the Ha
mony club. Wednesday afternoon.
N social session was held last wet
IS the hostesses being Mrs. J. J. Sull
al van, Mrs. Robert Fromm and MI
ID Henry Greenbaum.