Arizona republican., 1916-02-20

trOln ftuu:tllSln lp FTeeuoU, gwen by the pupils of the Sixth grade will be one of the features The following have been arranged and will be given under the direction of Mrs. Clyde NJ Candy:
 .t.................. Audience ... Rev. Mr. Anderson From Feudalism to Freedom" ...
 ............. Sixth Grade Students My Bonnie ...............Au Audience "Juanitan .............. Chorus "Old Folks at Home" ...... Quartet
 Mrs F. M Tafel, Mrs. J. C. Norton
 Mrs. c. E. Conner and Mrs.
 D. F. Nelson Last Rose of Summer ..........
 ................ Mrs. R. NJ. Tafel "Old Black Joe" ...............Ch Chorus Annie Laurie" .................. Trio
 Mrs R. NJ. Tafel, Mrs. Clyde M.
 Candy and Mrs. s. E. Stevens onward, Christian Soldiers ....
 ......... .......... Audience
 Because of the organ recital under the auspices of the music department of the Womans club there will be no regular meeting of the club the fol- lowing afternoon. There will be but a brief business meeting.
 The Glendale Woman's club will eel ebrate Travel Day on Wednesday. An effort is being made to have all for mer members either present or to send greetings. Echoes from the Panama Pacific Exposition will feature the program.
 The Music department of the Wom- ans club. Mrs. l.. D. DamerOn chair man, will present in organ recital at the Central Methodist church tomor- row evening Frederick T. Doane. The recital will begin promptly at S:I5 o'clock and admission will be by mem bership card while guest privileges will be granted on payment of the small admission price of twenty-five cents. What ti,e critics think of Mir. Doane's playlng may be gleaned from the fol- lowing reviews:
 As was to be expected, musical people turned out last night to attend MT. Frederic T. DOaue'S recital at St. Johns church. MT. Doane's perform ancc of his program was most artistic and distinguished, from the Bach Fugue to the hauntiuSly beautiful 'Nision" of Rheinberger. MT. Doanes playing of such numbers as the latter is truly delightful. It is not too much to say that he is an artist, for only an artist could hold the rapt attention oi such a large audience."- Charleston (W. Va) Gazette.
 Mir. DoaueS rendition of his num- bers was most artistic especially the lighter compositions. In the hands of one less skillful, such bits as the Gau- tier Secret" would have seemed trivial, but as Mr. Doane played them with much shading and change of registration, they were greeted with the greatest enthusiasm. ."-Parkers- burg (W. Na.1 News.
 The program for Monday evening:
 Organ
 Concert Fantasia .............Ha Baldwin
 Frederic T. Doane
 The Wood Pigeon
 The YellOwhaInmer The Owl
 From Bird Songs" Liza Lehman Mrs. w Raymond Battin Organ
 Grand Chorus in March Form. ..... '......... ...,............ Gullmant The secret ................... .Gautier Thuringian Folk Songs ....... Gilbert Mir DoaDe Violin Duo
 Liebesfruhling .... Enrich Mrs. Chester D. Reed, Robert Pratt Dedication .............Ro Robert Franz 1 The Two Grenadiers ....... .Schumanr H. M. Wright | Selections from Lohengrin ........ l .,--.... ............ Wagner Morse ! MT. Doane Mrs. J. l.. E. Alexander, chairman O. 1 the legislative committee of the Arizo na Federation of Women's Clubs l through whose efforts the state fedora tion and individual clubs have en ] dorsed the keating Owen child labo 1 bill, has received letters from Senate Henry r. Ashurst and Congressman Carl Hayden promising their suppor Of the measure. Congressman Haydel voted for the bill when it came up fo passage on February when it passe. ] the house with an overwhelming ma 1Ority. Senator Ashurst will vote il favor of the bill when it is voted upoI in the senate. Mrs. AlexanGer is en thusiastic over the interest taken il the child labor bill by the women o this state. Not content with endorsin 1t simply as part of the state fedora tion, practically every club and wom ans organization has given it's officia individual endorsement Following ar the communications from Arizona rep resentatives in congress:
 February II, 1916. Mrs. Grace M. Alexander,
 Chairman, Legislative Department. Arizona Federation of Women Clubs,
 604 North Third Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona
 Dear Mrs. Alexander: Your esteemed favor of the 4th in stant received. l am pleased to receiy the communication presented by yo as chairman of the Arizona Federatio of Women's Clubs. The Heating Owe child labor bill will have my earnes ana faithful support, and 1 wish yo ; would please advise the honorabl body of which you are chairman tha
 Will take pleasure in giving th f measure all the support within m
 power.
 With great esteem, Very respectfully.
 HENRY F. ASHURST.