Arizona republican., 1916-02-20
WEEKLY NOTES
 FR0M !. W. |. A,
Girls Organization to Hold Nesper Services This Af- ternoon. Different Organ izations Hold Meetings During Week

The Vesper service of the Y w C.
 A. will be held at the Y. M C. A. this afternoon at o'clock Judge Stan ford will speak and both men and wo- men are invited The Business Girls 1 club have charge and the subject will [ De along the line of The Business Wo- men of America Mrs L. D. Dameron Will have charge of the special music and will have a special number. 1 The Tennis Girls club had a very happy time on the grounds last Thurs day evening. Several games were , played and a number of visitors were present. Miss Barrett and Miss Win der served tea and Wafers during the games. There Were several applica- tions for membership in the club and q great deal of interest manifested
 The millinery class will meet Mon day night at 7:30 to 9. Also on We'd neSday afternoon at 2:30 to A. The different classes are as follows:
 Short Course: lessons. Training | for women who desire to make a new l 1 eng Course: 10 lessons. Practical instruction in making frames and | trimming in accordance with the sea- 1 sons style.
 Business Course: 12-1S lessons. 1 Privileged to enter all classes and pri- vate work during the season. Special | attention given to fundamental prin- | ciple of making and altering frames including both spring and fall styles. Special work in designing trimming, adaptation of styles to the individual ana hand made flowers.
 Bring your old materials, new ma terial furnished at moderate cost. All pa;. pupils can enter the same class each year free of charge.
 The residence hall girls had a marshnellow roast Friday evening in the yard at the Y. w. C. A. The At Home nights are proving very sue cessful Any girl who is away from | home or lonely will forget about it if she will only join the happy groups | on Friday night.
 Tie Spanish class conducted by Miss Mary Mildred smith is proving very l successful. A new class will be started | if there are enough applications. Span | ish IS spoken at the first lesson.
 The following officers were elected | for the ensuing year at the regular | meeting of the board last Monday:
 Miss Edith Evans. president; Mrs. | H. A. Diehl, first vice president; Mrs. l R. NJ. Tafel, second vice president; | Mrs. Imogene La Chance, third vice | president; Mrs. J. L. B. Alexander, l corresponding secretary; Mrs. J. L. | Gust. recording secretary; Mrs. H. s. | Prince, treasurer.
 The following committees have been appointed by Miss Evans:
 F'inance-Mrs. J L Brooks, chair mar: Mrs. H. S. Prince, Mrs. $. D. l Futile, Mrs. Joseph Wahlstron.
 Membership-Mrs. Thos. Kavanaugh, | chairman; Mrs. W. w. Wilkinson, Mrs. | Geo. Day, Miss Sadie Apperson, Mrs. F.. M Hunter and Miss Bernice Eggle- | ston.
 Cafeteria-Mrs. J. J. Pagan, chair ii!dH, -'iiS. '. L. f1uil, MlS. AliId Lowe, l. Mrs. T. F.. Irvine, Mrs. w. w. Cook
 House-Mrs L. D. Dameron, chair mar; Mrs. H. A. Diehl.
 Social-Mrs R. NJ. Tefel. chairman: Mrs Walter Hege, Mrs l. L. B. Alex ander Mrs. Simms Ely Jr Mrs. Reba Elliott, Miss sydney Houts Miss ,l- cred Stacy, Miss Edith Thompson, MiGs Myrta Work.
 Rcligious-Miss Nell B.ount, chair man: Mrs. Imogene I.aChance, Mrs. L. G. Hays. Mrs. c. R. Osburn, Mrs l.. L. Harmon, Miss Mabel Irwin.
 Educational-Mrs. c. C Jones' chair man; Mrs. A. w. Morrill,