Arizona republican., 1915-04-18
CLUB NOTES

fife of General Stark. Abigail Bailey the wife of General Morgan and others Besides the officers wives there were hundreds of acts of patriotism among the ranks Molly Pitcher was yonng German girl married to a Earber who joined the army and was I;Ased to the rank of sergeant. Molly used to he with him in camp and carried water to the men fighting in q stone pitcher that she had, thus saininS her name. One day she was there when her husband was wound- ed. As he fell she ran to his assis- tance and helped him back to a sheltered place where he could rest till the surgeons came Then at his bidding she went back to his gun as they were about to move it out ot the way because there was no one to serve it. Here | can take care of that gun. Don't take it away and she did take care of it all the rest of that long sultry day.
 In chroniclinC particular acts of heroism. Mrs. Evans speaks of Mar Earet Corbin who took her husbands place on the battlefield, Sarah Beck man who saved a fortune for her country and Eliza beth Jackson. mother of President Jackson who tradition tells with two other women made 16o miles on foot to relieve conditions on the prison ship.
 In conclusion, Mrs. Evans gave a brief resume of the life of Rebecca Bryant Boone, wife of Daniel Boone htT closing lines being:
 In a speech at the legislature in speaking of al she had gore through it was said, They mark her as the most complete type of wife and mother who made the pioneers, sett- Iers in homes and not mere bush rangers, who >pass and leave no trace. She and others like her were the complements of the adventurous Sax on, always came to stay. to subdue the land to build the home and in ausurate the family
 
 annual Gentlemen's Evening was celebrated by the Musicians Club Monday when it's members entertair- ed with recital and reception. Mrs. T.. NJ. Tafel received at the door and the hostesses were the board of di- rcctors comprising:
 Mrs A. G. Fulett. president. Mrs. w. R. Battin, vice president; Mrs. W. l.. Pinney, secretary and trea- surer: Mrs. l.. F. Shaw and Mrs. W. R. Bertram.
 Under the direction of Miss Fay De Mund the auditorium had been transformed into a veritabie spring garden. q wealth of roses. sweet peas, marigolds. nasturtium and smildX hay Ing been usej Ii decoration. The ushers were Miss Dorothy Slayback. Miss Eleanor Huiett and Miss EUnice Abbot. At the conclusion of the program pnnch was served by Mrs. Gsarcld Baxter. Miss De Mund and Miss Bertha Kirkland. The recital was one of the most dcliehtful events cf the year. Livery number was pleasing ana well renderec and the artists appea ing most generous in their enccres There were several changes in the rueram originally an- nounccd Lut the substitutions We're popular with the large audience.
 PROGRAM.
 Orchestra.
 .Nrizoua school of Music. Ia RcVe ...... ........ Golte ernam Figaro Hochzeit -.-....--. Mozart
 Franl. Lloyd Stucial. Director Soprano
 Nymphs and I'auns ....... Bomaerg Ich Liebe Dich .............G Cries
 Mrs. Cromwell Stacey Violin
 Berceuse from Jcslyn. ....... Goddard
 ROBERT PRATT Hindu Song .... .-.....-.... Bembers
 Mrs. Batfin. CaVatWa .---. ---.--.-. --. Rati Edith Lieberorr with the orchestra
 Accoinpans:S-- Hiss Colestine Phillips. Miss Teasdale,
 Mrs. Quinn, Mir. Orth. Piano-
 Yalse c. Sharp Minor. r........C Chopin La Campanella .Paganini-L Liszt
 WILLIAM ORTH Contralto--
 The Low Back Car Samuel Lober An Irish Mothers Lullaby ........
 ..... ..... Margaret Ruthveu Lang Miss Helen Huberta Boyle (GuesD
 Under the auspices of the art and literature department. the Washing ton Woman's club will present a pro- gram on American song writers and their work Wednesday afternoon at the country home of Mrs. B. r. Brown. Mrs. Henry D. Ross. president of the Arizona Federation of Nomcn's clubs will De the guest of the club. This will bc the first entirely musical pro gram that has been attempted by the organization and the numbers have been arranged by Mrs. Henry D. Lockett. wao will sing a diversified group of songs hy writers still living. among others The Rosary tNeyin At Dawning.' tCharles Wakefield Cadman) The Slumber Boat" (Jesse l.. Gayn"r) and The Perfect Day Carrie Jacobs Bond). Folk songs. negro melodies and national songs will complete the program.
 The Washington Woman's club. s sued its first year book yesterday. Eesides containing tltc program for the ensuing year. officers, constitu tions and bylaws, this interesting information is given:
 Club Exchanue