Arizona republican., 1915-05-16

F. A1nsworth of the art and liter ature and Mrs. l.. D. Dameron of the music. The House committee comprises Mrs. Clinton Campbell, chairman, Mrs@ w. B. Lount, Mrs. c. A. Coldren; the Social committee Mrs. w. s Goidsworthy, chairman, Mrs. S. D. Futile, Mrs c. M. Scott; The Press committee Mrs. w. E. Def ty, chairman. Mrs Ancil Martin, Mrs.
 O. c. Bartlett, Mrs. l.. M. Harrison.
 Mrs. M. H. Williams; Music com mittee Mrs. Francis H. Redewill, chairman, Mrs. Harold J. Gray, Mrs.
 Charles Van Der Veer; Reception committed, Mrs. William G. Hartranft
 Mrs. C. B. Laird, Mrs. G. D. Couch; Courtesy committee Miss Edith Evans chairman, Mrs. Herman Perry De Mund. and. Miss Fannie Peck; Good
 fellowship day committed. Mrs.
 Dwight B. Heard, chairman. Mrs.
 w. K James; Bazaar committee,
 Mrs. Harry A:. Kennedy, chairman.
 Mrs. James s. Griffen. Mrs. Edward o OMalley; Grounds committee, Mrs.
 William s. Humber, chairman, Mrs.
 Ernest Munson, Mrs. H. c. Carpenter and treasurers assistants Mrs. II.
 E Campbell and Mrs. Ralph Cam
 eron.
 The Musicians club held it's last
 meeting of the season Monday af
 ternoon. Following a brief business session a well arranged program was
 presented by the members and their guests. Miss Emily Parsons of Springfield, Mass, who has a charm
 ing soprano voice contributed with
 a group of attractive songs.
 Each department of the Glendale
 Woman's club will furnish a feature of the club meetings during the com ing year This was decided at
 meeting on Wednesday when the work for the ensuing season was dis
 cussed in full. Mrs. H. T. Cartmel
 was elected chairman of the music
 and drama committee and Mrs. c.
 A. Robinson, chairman of the domes
 tic science department. Following
 the business session a program was given under the direction of Mrs. J.
 A Higgins, chairman of the history
 and literature departments. Mrs
 Fred Henshaw gave a group of dra-
 matic readings and a musical pro-
 gram was presented by Miss Me Intyre and Miss Rose Morrison. In
 response to the roll call the members
 told briefly why they liked Arizona.
 This was followed by the annual reports of the executive board and
 the standing committees.
 At a meeting of the Phoenix Union
 Parent Teacher Association held at
 the Monroe school on Thursday af- ternoon, Mrs. l.. G. Hayes was elected president for the coming year. Mrs E. C. Palmer, vice president. Mrs. C. B. Wood, secretary, and Mrs A. E. Woodward. treasurer. The report of the winters wOrl, given by the secretary is as follows: The Phoenix Union Parent Teach CT Association was organized on Jan uary 2Sth. 1915. at the Monroe school Mrs. J. c. Norton. president of the Arizona Congress of Mothers, pre- siding Election of officers resulted in the choice of Mrs. c. E. Palmer.
 as president; Mrs. F. A Beane, vice president: Mrs. c. B. Wood, secre- tary, Mrs A F.. Woodward, treas urer
 John D. Loper Superintendent of City Schools, spoke to the mothers Of the work which had been done l by the schools in soliciting cloth l ing for needy children, and sup plying it to them. He admitted that rhe need was greater than the schools 1 had been able to meet. A Keller | Committee, consisting of the presi- dents of all the Parent Teacher Asso- citations in the city, was appointed, with instructions to cooperate with | Prof Loper in the work.
 | A check for $25 was presented to I the Association by the Municipal Christmas tree committee, to be used
 for needy children. Another check
 for S1O from a friend increased the fund materially. This money has | been used to purchase materials for 1 the making of new garments, and l in supPling shoes when necessary. Several all-day meetings have been l held, when many second hand gar
 ments were repaired. and new ones
 made. Many garments also were taken to the homes, and returned | tO the school ready for wear. Tn | dll several hundred garments were
 mended or supplied. In response to the publicity given to the enterprise | many generous donations of clothing were received by Prof. Loper and several religious and charitable or ganizations sent clothing, or money.