Arizona republican., 1916-12-24
 CLUB NOTES
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can put their scraps of paper in them Orange pcels and pink and green chewing gum papers seem to he uEiquito1s. People coming out of the postcffice with their newspaper wrap pers and old letters are other offend CTS. with those in confectionery shOps and cigar stands close at their heels. Teach tn" children that they must not throw papers, boxes and left overs around the school grounds after they have eaten their lunches. If the habit of order is inculcated upon their minds by their parents at home, they will take this habit tO school and ! help the teachers to impress the same ha'''t upon others.
 The town sprinkling cart is great boon to our dusty streets. but those streets should not be so flooded that they are a menace 10 drivers. Some towns seem 10 have the main streets flooded and the streets upon which the driver and privileged few live carefully sprinkled, while the other streets are left dry. A light sprink- ling ell over town and a heavier sprinkling over the streets where there is the heaviest traffic is the ideal way.
 It is for us to clear the thick cloud of indifference from our eyes. and. wide-aWake. face the fact that as light and sunshine is the panacea for i physical dirJ. so pu jiicity is cone ol she best incentives toward civic clean liness and decency
 The little children at the Arizona 1 Orphans Home in Tucson will make ] merry over the box that has been i forwarded them by Chaper A. of P. i F. O. Of this city. The members Of i the chapter met Tuesday evening a. 1 the home of Mrs. L0uella Gates. 1920 ] North Second street, and filled to the oVcrflowing a case that will bring a 1 bit nf cheer tc the motherless and l fathcrless tots in the home on Christ ] mas morning. In addition to the toys l the chapter also remembered the kid dies with useful gifts.
 The Harmony club held a social afternoon Wednesday, the hostesses being Mrs. E. T. Wilkinson. Mrs. James Johnson and Mrs. August i Hegclund. Whist featured the enter tainment. The prizes were won by Ms. James Goddard, Mrs. H. J. Ben nett and Mrs. Jo Richards. busi- : ness session is scheduled for Wednes dav when delegates will be appointed to the state federation. which meets 1 in Glote next month. At this time arrangements fer the annual charity oall and card party will also be dis cussed.
 The 0ransewood Ramona club will meet Wednesday at the home of Mrs. F. A. Francis. 610 North Sixth street. The program will be presented under the auspices of the home economies department, and the subject will be,
 "1he Place of Home amt 4lvni ;
 Makers in the World "
 
 Mrs George Thatcher Guersney of
 Independence, Kan, will be endorsed
 hy Maricopa Chapter Daughters of
 the American Revolution. for presi-
 dent general. Mrs. H. l.. Chandler,
 state regent, and Mrs Ed. Shaw,
 chapter regent will attend the annual
 convention Of the Daughters in Wash
 in2ton in April casting the states
 vote for Mrs. Guersner
 The Musicians club will present the
 following program on Monday. Jan
 uary s. at the W0man's club. Pre-
 cedine the program the study class
 will hold a brief session, with Miss
 Cornelia Luscomb in charge. Club
 program:
 Spanish music.
 Chairman, Miss Frances Elliott. Current events, Mrs. H. NJ. Fenne- more
 Piano-Serenata Op. 15. No. 1 (Mo- ritz lIoszkowskD Arlechino. Op. ! No tE. yrangosch), Miss Bertha Hughes (guesD.
 Voice-The Dauzn co. w. Chad wck) La Golondrina (Serradeln Mrs. R. M Tafel.
 Pianologue.-The Madonna at Paos "E1 Rosaris'' (Nevinl; Ships at, Sea Uange), Mrs. J. O. Sexson. "Sequidilla" Edward HolsD Miss Mabel Novinger Voice--La peloma tS. Yradner) Carmena Waltz Song fH. Lane Will I son), Mrs. Wallace Mathie. Piano-El Pelele, from opera Coy esca,r Enrique Granado), Miss Ele- nor Lewis.
 Accompanists-Mis Ne~'a Work Miss Monihan, Mrs. A. G. Hulett. STOCKHOLDERS MEETING