Arizona republican., 1914-02-22

speaking of the event, said: MT. Cadmans talk on Indian music is just what all Americans should know. We make a great fuss and lay great stress on folk music of every coun- try but our own, and it is time to wake up and assume, at least, that we have something worth while also"
 Election of officers of the P E. o. will be held on the evening of March 3 when the local chapter will meet at the home of Mrs. R. w. McCurry. On Tuesday afternoon q meeting was held with Mrs. Arthur Smith of 1915 East Pierce street Mrs. A. R. Cheever led the study lesson. Miss Gleeson, who belongs to the Cheyenne chapter, was the guest.
 For. the benefit of it's building fund, the Harmony club will ar range a public gathering shortly. To arrange the program a committee comprising Mrs. Ernest White, Mrs, H. B. Cheney and Mrs. Abe Lukin was appointed at the regular meet ing Wednesday afternoon at the Womans club. The president, Mrs. Thomas Elder, made the announce ment that the clubs share of the state scholarship fund was in the u easury and directed the treasurer to remit immediately to Mrs. Dixon F'agerberg, of P escott, the trustee. Following the business session a so- cial hour was enjoyed by the sixty present. The hostesses were Mrs. Frank Leeper. Mrs. C. B. Smith and Mrs. H. B. Cheney.
 Mrs w A Parish led the interest ing discussion on "Protestants and Martyrs" which occupied the atten- ton of the members of the Friday club at their last meeting.
 The study section of the Musi- clans club met Monday afternoon with the chairman of the depart ment, Mrs. Henry D. Ross. Carefully prepared papers on musical subjects were given by Mrs. Eugene Redewill, Mrs H. B. Wilkinson and Mrs. Will liam PnneY. An illustrated talk by Eugene Redewill was a feature of the meeting. Mir. Redewiil used the Victrola to illustrate the range and quality of the orchestral instrument the Arizona Federation of Women s Clubs, will pass Wednesday in Glen Gale. Following a consultation with Mrs J. NJ. Pearson. treasurer of the federated clubs of the state she will visit the Glendale Woman's club of which Mrs. Pearson is a member The program for the afternoon will be given in the high school audito- rum and will be presented by Mrs Luther Stewart of the department Of music, assisted by her pupils. Mrs Ross will give brief informal talk and later in the season will deliver lecture before the club
 Thursday, March ,. the Madison Improvement club will meet at the district school when a musical pro- gram will be given under the diEec- ton of Mrs. J. A. Martin. A social meeting of the organization was held | Thursday at the country home ol Mrs. E. w. Reed.
 'Regularitv and punctuality of at tendance rests with the parents, the pupils and the teachers declared Miss Agnes Perry in an interesting address on Regularity and Punctu- alitv of the student" before the Ad- ans Parent Teacher association or Thursday afternoon. The loss ol one lesson is not only loss of days recitation but is the weaken , ing of the educational foundations she continued. She urged that more attention be paid these habits whlcr if carried on disrupt the machinerN in business and social life. Mss Perrys paper was received with in 1 terest and was followed by a rounC table discussion. The music of thu afternoon was furnished by the stu dents of the A Sixth class.
 1 That the HlSn Scnool TdTch l Teacher association has created sentiment in favor of simplicity II cc stunning of the students .om
 mencement week was made manifes
 Thursday afternoon. when scores O letters were read offering co-opera
 tion in the regulation of dress. Th circle deems two gowns for the glrl
 
 one gown for the junior glri ana oh suit for the boys sufficient TOT ; weeks festivities. No action Will b taken in the matter. but the parent
 lave been asked to express thei | ideas, which the circle hopes VIII D | carried out. Miss Nell Wilkinson O
 the high school faculty spoke ol | 'Regularity and Punctuality of At tendance. She dwelt upon the ef fects upon the child and the clas ]