Arizona republican., 1914-11-22
CLUB NOTES

fruit of harmony and moore seeds of it's kind. The social center idea is developing in the minds and hearts Of the people and the outward mani- festation will come in it's season. We need but to listen to Carlyle:
 Do the duty which lies nearest thee. Thy second duty will already have become clearer"
 On December l, the Woman's club will hold it's annual bazaar in addi . tion to which a cafeteria luncheon will be served from 80 o'clock un- til o'clock. The bearer will be a boon to Christmas shoppers, as many articles of unique ana original design things that one can not purchase in shops-will be for sale. For this reason alone the event will be worth while. The turkey luncheon will no doubt prove a successful innovation and will be in charge of Mrs. William Parry Sears assisted by Mrs. Sims Ely and Mrs. k. E. Kirkland. Tea will be served curing the afternoon. Mrs T. w. NiiibOi eOii To Cfidll Ol lI1e pa zaar committee and her assistants include.
 Mrs J. Elliot Walker, who will preside over the linen booth: Mrs. Dwight B. Heard. whose house of dolls and infants wear will be re- membered as pleasing feature of past bazaars; Mrs. c. B. Laird will have table of aprons; Mrs. William B. Lount will sell bags; Mrs. Lloyd B. Christy will have a splendid as sortment of candy for sale; Miss Reba Elliott will offer flowers of every variety. and Mrs. John Warins i of Mesa will have a farm supply that l will tempt the city folk to buy gen erously. Mrs. Selina K. Levy will have fish pond which will materi- ally benefit the clubs treasury. as will the fortune telling booth ip charge of Mrs. M. H. Williams ant Mrs. Joseph H. Kibbey.
 | The Madison Improvement clul holds its annual bazaar Saturday aft rrnoon in the Thomas building at the end of the Indian school car The | Madison clubs sale has the novelty of featuring farm products. and the most delicious fruits, vegetables 1 pickles, and cooked foods will be of fered at tempting prices There will be the usual assortment of fancy work and aprons, lovely articles foi Christmas gifts. There will be q few of the rag rugs for sale. Tea vii be served during the afternoon Tho club members have worked cncrgeti- cally for many months making nov cities for the bazaar. A sewing be- was held Thursday afternoon at tho home of Mrs. H. A. Guild, the as sistant hostesses beng Mrs w. A Gibbons, Mrs. A. W. Harhold ant Miss Mabel Gregg
 Eight thousand persons heard Ade- lima Patti, now in her 72d year, sins | at recent patriotic concert in Lon don. King George and Queen Mar, were present Dispatches from Lon don record that Mme Pattis recep. ton was "unprecedentedly enthusias tic" She sang a Mozart aria, and tn, applause did not end until, wipins away tears of appreciation, she san; Home. Sweet Home" The noted sin
 ger spends much time visiting tn, wounded soldiers in the Patti war, of the Swansea hospital, England
 
 The Civics- education departmen of the Womans club, Mrs. J. l.. 5 Alexander, chairman, will meet a 2:15 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Mis-
 Ora Matthews, policewoman. will dis
 cuss the moral situation in Phoeni
 today and her work among women Monday afternoon, Mrs. N T. Nc
 Kee entertained Chapter A., P. E. O
 at her nome on North Seventh ave
 nue, in honor of Mrs. Helen Drake
 supreme organizer of the P E. c
 sisterhood. She was very muc
 pleased with the chapter and highl
 complimented them on their P E (
 work Miss Drake, who is a woma
 of charming personality. left .Phoeni
 on Tuesday morning for Tucsor
 where she will organize a chapter
 which will be the second in Arizona
 Mrs. Henry D. Ross. president q the Arizona Federation of Woman
 clubs. will be the principal speak
 CT at the regular weekly meeting 0 , the Harmony club, Wednesday even
 ing, at the Woman's club. She wi review her visit in the north las
 summer, and the organization an , growth of the clubs in the mortimer ! part of the state. A social hour wi !, fellow, the hostesses being Mrs. c. N Randall and Mrs. H. w. Elliot. Las weeks meeting was in charge of tn household economies department an
 many valuable household hints yer given by the members. Mrs. Henr , BaswitZ gave an especially usefu } talk on the Priceless Cooker"