Arizona republican., 1914-03-29

'1ne sweet or the I ear
 .............M Mary Turner Salten
 Mrs. w. R. Battin Address
 "Of What Use Is the Artist to
 the Community in Which he
 Lives"
 Frederic c. Bartlett Vocal Solo
 "Villanelle". ..... Eva Dell Acqua
 Mrs. Paul O. Brewster. Cantata-
 The Gypsy Queen" Franz .. Apt WOman's Club Chorus. Reading of Argument
 Mrs. Dwight B. Heard. Soloists-
 SOpranOs-Mrs. Arthur Gibbons Hu- lett, Mrs. R. NJ. Tafel, Mrs L. D. Dam eron, Mrs. J. w. Lee, Mrs. Francis H. Redewill
 Altos-Mrs. c. B. Sterling, Mrs. Jos eph H. Kibbey, Mrs w. G. Elder Mrs Ancil Martin.
 Chairman, Music Department- Mrs. w. F. Deity. Director of Chorus
 Mrs. J. Elliot Walker. Accompanist-
 Mrs. w H. Sargent.
 Mrs Eugene Redewir presented an interesting program at the Friday club at it's last meeting, the sub ject being, "The England of Eliza beth
 Easter is being eagerly anticipat 1 ed by the children of Glendale since .he announcement that the Woman s | club had arranged for an egg hunt ] The programs have been given over | to children recently and at the meet | ing Tuesday under the auspices of the domestic science department, the club members discussed Children in 1 the Home" Mrs. T. J. Fine con- tributed the musical numbers and Miss Lucia Kearns gave dramatic reading.
 The College club announces a re- cital on Wednesday afternoon at the Arizona School of Music, Miss Fran cis H. Redewill. vocal soloist, Miss Claire Canon. pianist. l Several society folks were in evi- dence at the Country club Wednesday when an afternoon on the tennis courts was followed by a jolly, infor- nal supper. The approach of warmer l b1s ha changing from all day sports and luncheon to the afternoon and evening events which should prove popular. The ladies handicap singles and ladies doubles will be played Wednesday and will attract large gathering. The ] singles will be of especial interest since Miss Ruth Ainsworth will have to de- fend the cup she won last year. Miss Ainsworth is brilliant player and hel game is aggressive. She has smash ing serve and quick, clever return that baffle her opponents. But in ar aggregation of stars there is materia for several good cup contenders. Par Mrs Ernest Lewis, Mrs Gordor Tweed, Mrs. Ancil Martin, Mrs. Will liam Seabury, Mrs. Warren McArthur Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha. Mrs. Robert Peabody, Mrs. Roy Parsons. Mrs. Jos l eph Melczer. Mrs R. H. Shaw, Miss rnma Doris. Miss Eleanor Sloan Miss Margaret Bryon. Miss Ellen Con way, Miss Ruth Jessop, Miss Olyndf Naquin and Miss Selma Goldberg | Present at the supper last week wer, MT. and Mrs. Roy s. Goodrich, Mir. an( Mrs Gordon Tweed. MT. and Mrs 1 Webb Griffen. MT. and Mrs. Harol Pennett, Mir and Mrs. Roy Parsons MT. and Mrs. William G. Hartranft Mir and Mrs. Sidney J. Ross, MT. an' Mrs. Joseph Melczer, MT. and Mrs. R s. Mason, Mrs. Ernest Lewis Mrs Robert Peaboy, Mrs. William Seabury Miss Ruth AinswOrth Miss Eleano Sloan. Miss Ruth Jessop. Miss Selm' Goldberg, Miss Rose Bell Goldman Francis Viele and Eugene Goldman.
 Will Lewis was recent Luncheon host at the Arizona club, his guest being Mrs. E. G. Gates of Indianapolis Miss Rema Doris, Miss Kate Wilson Jack Gates and Clarence Cullen. I Who are considered the six mos famous women in the world is tn question to be determined by the wo mans board of the Panama -Pacifi Exposition. Announcement has bee made that the board will invite, a special guests of San Francisco, the si during exposition year It will be c more than ordinary interest to lear who are to receive invitations and tn selections will be no easy task. WO men especially in recent years. hay devoted themselves to the uplift an , advance of civilization and hundreds ( names will undoubtedly be submitte to the board. Among the ones pro posed up to date are those of Jan Addams of Hull House, Chicago; Nm Curie of France discoverer of radiun :. Dr. Anna Shaw, a national leader ; suffrage; Sarah Bernhardt, famor . dramatic star, and Mrs. Emmelir v Pankhurst, militant suffragette :, England.
 The Musicians club will give it's ar S nual evening reception and recital t the Woman's club on Monday evenin r April the sixth. The program is eI = titled "Life's Song." All members