Arizona republican., 1914-04-26

The Woman's club was the scene
 of a brilliant gathering Wednesday
 when the Harmony club gave it's sec Iond annual "Gentlemen's evening""
 After a brief but happy speech of
 welcome by the president Mrs. T. M.
 gram was presented.
 Violin numbers by Frank Babcock
 were a real musical treat, and the
 piano numbers given by Mrs. H. E.
 Heinze Miss Dorothy Warner, c. D.
 Werner and l.. w. Hale were also greatly enjoyed
 Miss Selma Dye, a charming mem- Der of the younger set, sang very sweetly, Tonight Is the End of the
 World" by Van Tilten, and followed
 this by Mrs. Emily Ingrahams My
 Chain of Memories"
 Miss Nellie Teasdale, who possesses Ia very sweet voice. sang Cadmans Land of the Sky-Blue Water" to
 her own accompaniment, and gave
 Forget Me Not" by Emily Bruce
 RoelOfinson, as an encore.
 dance given by Baby" Liebenow
 and Miss Regina Luke. with Mrs. Adolph Leibenow at the piano, was a charming number.
 "The Perfect Day." by Carrie Jacobs Bond, was the vocal solo
 rendered by John Cannon, Miss
 Emma Thalheimer acting as accom- panist. Mr. Cannon possesses an ex-
 cellent voice, and the two numbers he gave were enthusiastically re- lceived.
 Whist was played during the even
 ing, the prizes being won by Mrs Peter De Jong, Mrs. Ollie Bellas, Burt TT. Wilkinson and Russell Warner At the conclusion of the musical
 program, the members and guests
 retired to the reception room. where
 refreshments were served. The tables.
 strewn with bright blossoms, and
 many bowls of roses, presented a
 very beautiful appearance There
 were one hundred present.
 | Unless a special meeting is called
 there will be but one more gathering
 of the Glendale Woman's club this
 season. May 13 is announced as the
 last meeting. Under the auspices of
 the music and drama department
 Mrs. Harold Moore, chairman. a splendid program was given Wednes- day afternoon. There was large
 attendance of members and guests and a delightful tea followed the
 musicale.
 Dr. J. c. Muerman of the United States bureau of education lectured
 on Rural School Systems at the
 Methodist church in Glendale Friday.
 The affair was given under the aus
 pices of the Glendale Parent Tea cher
 association. Friday evening pr. Muer-
 man discussed the same subject at
 the Osborn school. The Osborn
 Parent Teacher association extended invitations to the Madison and
 Creighton circles and the meeting was well attended.
 Mrs. Carl Hayden. Mrs. w. C. Barnes and Mrs. Justin (Florence Alexander), former teacher in the
 Adams school, were the representa- . tives of the Arizona Congress of
 Mothers at the third International Congress on Child Welfare, which met in Washington. D. C.. last week The congress was held under the auspices of the National Congress of
 Mothers and Parent-Teacher asso- 9 citations.
 The household economies depart !. lment of the Womans club, Mrs. E. IT. Ceilings, chairman, held it's last [ meeting of the year Wednesday al ], the home of Mrs. S. J. Nicholson or t North First avenue Mrs. Nicholson 7 discussed Switzerland" describing f the country, its manner and GUS h toms. Mrs. S. K. Levy, who passed s several seasons in Switzerland, talked v interestingly of the peasant life, and o that section of the program was t supplemented with a display of thetl }. embroidery and an exhibit of pewtel n dishes. Mrs. I. J. Johnson demon r strated cleaning silver in magic ) pan A social hour followed and re
 treatments were served, typical O @ the country that featured the meet n ing
 5. Maricopa Chapter, Daughters o : the American Revolution, met in all e day session Saturday, with Mrs. H l. L. Chandler of Mesa. The afternoon k was passed in making garments fo 1T fthe Associated Charities.
 d May 9th the College club will pre- e sent Spreading the News" Q4ad n Gregory at the Arizona School o J. Music. The play will be given unde it the direction of Mrs. Franklin Me 'h Cluskey. and those in the cast in
 clude Mrs. A. w. Morrill,, presiden ir of the club: Mrs Grattan Dougherty r. Miss Ida McDaniel, Miss Worth O Johnson, Miss Laura Swan, Mis- y Isabel Irwin, Miss Ann Garnett an m Miss Schoomocker. The afternoon
 to be given complimentary to tn n senior girls of the high school an s, a reception and tea will follow tn 1e matinee.
 ,d The Orangewood Improvement tn club went on record Wednesday i it favor e prohibition. An initiatiy r. petition was signed by every eligib he voter of the club and dispatched | he the secretary of state. The questio m of payment of annual dues to tt ne district federation was also consit t'S cred and full payment made Tl