Arizona republican., 1914-11-22

An interesting paper on Mural Art" by Miss Mabel Crumby, was read by Miss Helen Armstrong at the College club, Wednesday afternoon. Other features of the meeting were the talks by Miss Moore, Pacific coast representative of the Y. w. c. A., and Mrs. E. K. Phillips, secre tary of the Arizona association. both of whom urged the club women to interest girls in club work. It was decided to ask the co operation of enc of the local moving picture the aters in producing views of the Wellesley fire and by this means as sist to raise funds for a new hall A | jolly hour was passed in a picnic supper when the members told some one or more thrilling events of her | college career Mrs. Carl Hayden was the guest of honor.
 The music department of the Wom- ans club, Mrs. William E. Deity, chairman. will have charge of the club program Tuesday. Last season 1 Mrs. Defty's afternoon attracted the | ltTBeSl LII tilb year FiIlU
 her program for this week. made
 public for the first time this morn | ing, gives promise of being equally popular The well arranged numbers.
 given by favorite musicians. follow;
 The Program
 Chorus: a. "The Vine Gatherers" | (Denza, arr. BartletD; b. "The Reap l I n Ct,,h l chorus.
 Piano duet. "Arabesque" (Debussey) l Miss Ruth Jessop, Mrs. Harold Bax ter. Assssss,
 Address. "The Ministry of Music"
 Rev. Ray c. Harker
 Solo: a. "A Song of Singing"
 words By James w. Riley. music by (Oley Speaks), Mrs w. Galen Bur
 riss.
 Chorus: "Chanson Provencale' (E. DlP Acqua). Mrs. A. c. Hulett and
 Woman's Club chorus.
 Piano solo: a. "A Lark (M. Bala
 Kiren); b. "Rhapsodie Hongroise." No. Is Franz LiszD, Miss Claire c. Ca
 nom.
 Sacred quartette: 70. Praise the
 Lord" q. H. ConnelD. Mrs. A. Hen
 derson, Mrs w. R. Battin, Mrs A q.
 Hulett. Mrs c. E. Connors. Mrs. J.. tE. Walker, director chorus.
 The Civic league will meet at } o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the
 Roard of Trade. The president. Mrs.
 Eugene Brady O'Neill, will appoint a
 committee to outline the years study
 of the Arizona constitution and stat utes Special study will be given those laws pertaining to women and children.
 practical demonstration of what the boys and girls are doing in school occupied the attention of the Fillmore Parent Teacher association Thursday afternoon. The various classes were visited by the members, who listened with close attention to the recita tions. Mrs. Frank P. Alkire com pleted the program by reading a re- conducted by the Arizona Congress { Of Mothers fair week. .. Sex hygiene should not be taught
 by the schools, but by the parents |, That was the message given the high , school Parent Teacher association on , Thursday by Miss Telford, who brought this word from the National : Education association. Miss Telford : attended the Chicago convention and : gave an interesting account of the
 meeting, emphasizing the need of ef , f!ciency in the schools. A discussion r on "The Objects of Parent Teacher r Associations" and Are We Gaining : All We Should?" and How Can che Parents and Teachers Cooperate iol = the Improvement of our High School r was led by Mrs. l.. M. Harrison, Mrs l Henry D. Ross. Miss Myrtle John
 ston and Miss Sadie Ingalls,. Tn