Arizona republican., 1914-04-22
WOMAN 'SC[Ub CHORUSLEAOER
 RECEIVES GIFT
Mrs. J. Elliott Walker the Recipient of Handsome Token of Appreciation from Fellow Club Mem bers-Charade Verse

from Fellow Club Mem
 bers-Charade Verse
 Mrs J. Elliot Walker director of the Woman's club chorus was pre- scented with an exquisite pearl bar pin yesterday by the members of the chorus at a meeting of the music department at the home of the chair- man, Mrs William r.. Deity, 6lS North Third Avenue. The gift of appreciation came as :t complete surprise to Mrs Walker who Was greatly. touched by the jewel and the manner in which it was conveyed.
 Original verse in which she clever ly played upon the names of the chorus and at the same time brought out the affection in which they held the director. was read by Mrs. NJ H. Williams. secretary of the depart ment Since the organization of the club Mrs. Walker hHs directed it's music and no club member is more greatly loved. Mrs. Williams lines to her follow:
 Madame Chairman, I've d subject, F'raught with import, every word. As I'm sure the ladies present WILKINSON, when they have HEARD
 | HULETT init it makes one timid- TALBOT takes ones breath away i Thus to stand and KIBBEY secret l Till it's REDEWILL to say.
 : &% Ii l. { ,s4eiE xi | Long ago our STERLING city, ! Growing fast and PARISH well, Gathered as her FOSTER children l Many names l can not tell. Some she gave good HOLMES and COSTLEY,
 | Some witching, airy CAMP. Never DEITY plea of any. ! Fixed on each her welcome stamp. Did not GAGE her favors meanly, Glad did PINNEY badge on all. While the ELDER blossoms tremble
 MARKS the gentle MARTINS call. Through the LEE ran waters smiling,
 Blue skies shone so nice ST. CLAIRE.
 Distant came the COX faint chimine,
 Every HARTRANFT free from 1 care
 loft was HEARD the CAMPBELL'S i tinl<le
 Near the desert weird and CRAY Children HURLEY hurley scampered l Round the COOK at close of day. Can man live or DYSART truly, WALKER way or fight to win. That, when he gets out of trouble, IRISH like. he's not all in. ALEXANDER. great in battle, Might have BENNETT ease in peace.
 Had he lived KENNEDY ny it? Here where flowers never cease. Do not wonder, GOEBEL lieve me. Nature does not DAMERON- But 1 must be ABBOTT my story
 Amt it TAFEL I've not done? lThose days of yore q band united Sweetest music notes to swell
 
 Luring all with mystic spell. one among them. gracious, noble,
 Chosen leader, loved and true. still, though years have flown in
 numbers.
 Treasures with the old the new.
 4 "sAlgta' Recollections sweetly finger
 Ger the past so swiftly sped. Aiding hope adorn with promise
 Years that stretch far ont ahead. Treble (Ief' Clubs olden glory 1 Blends with Chorus Clubs today Joined to greet the same director l Both have loved and will alWay. Dear Mrs. Walker. bY this token
 Of our love as vet untold
 By this tiny. golden symbol
 of your life of purer gold
 We would tell. in loving measure. How We prize your efforts true. How all hearts ot Chorus members
 Thrill with pride cause You arc
 You.
 Preceding the department meeting the club observed Dollar Day and as q result has added S76 to it's treas urv. This amount will be multiplied when report is received from seNera who were unable to attend Yester- were raised were told in prose anc days gathering. The way the tnnd' poetry and when the final recorf was submitted Mrs Lee M. FitzhuSl made the motion that vote o thanks he extended to the hens of thu community for making it possible fol , the members to earn the required amount Besides the sale of eggs moving of lawn. baking bread. cakes , and pies writing verse for otbei members to use in their club worf were some of the ways and means descriDet The club chorus furnish ed the musical program