Arizona republican., 1916-03-05

tL q commlttGe of one to have charge of the extension work of the associa- ton. Mrs r. E. Blackmer gave a re- port of the annual meeting of the Arizona Congress of Mothers Miss Pearl Bonn gave a reading, "A Circus Child" and Mrs. Brawuer read The Views of Our Children" The Chinese question was discussed by Miss Nell Wheelan
 The Madison Improvement club gave program of current events Thursday. Mrs. J. C. Gregg gave an advance pro- gram on baby week, and Miss Jane Gregg lectured on the Philippines. The next meeting is scheduled for March 16 at the home of Miss Marie Holz- worth of North Central avenue.
 Tn" Musicians club has arranged a particularly pleasing program for ita meeting at the Woman's club tomor row. It is to be an open meeting. A small admission will be asked. the pro- ceeds of which will be devoted to the presidents travelling fund. Preceding the program. which will he presented at there o'clock, there will be an hours session of the study class
 Mrs. Roy Wavland will be the chair man of the gathering. The program featuring Birds and Flowers follows: Current Events. Mrs. Henry D. Ross Piano. (a) Second movement of Kel-
 tic Sonata ...............M Mcdowell (b) \ major Polonaise. ...... Chopin
 Elton Ensign Hale Piano, (a) The Nightingale Bineacre (bD Long Ago ........... Mcdowell
 Miss Alice Norton Violin. Legend ......W Wieniawski
 Mrs. ". B. Barr Voice, From an old Garden Mcdowell ta) Pansy
 th) Glover.
 tci Yellow Daisy.
 (dD Blue Bell
 Miss Mary Leavell Dance, To Water Lily. Mcdowell
 Miss Mable Novinger Voice, Desert Love Songs. ...... Clarke ca l Will Await Thee.
 (b) Yellow Slippers.
 (c) My Hearts Desire
 Miss Elizabeth Toohey Piano. If l Were Bird. .. Henselt
 Mrs. W. E. Deity
 Mrs Roy Wayland Accompanists-M Miss Merta Work, Mrs. w II. Sargent, Mrs. Arthur Gibbons Hulet: Miss Anna Monihan, Miss Lewis.
 Children of the members will pre- sent the program at the Glendale Womans club Wednesday afternoon. There will be recitations and musical numbers by the little folk Last week the club had q travel program, a feature of which was the greeting sent by former members. Mrs Ida A. Hamilton of Eureaka, who be- lolged to both the Glendale club and the W0mans club of Phoenix before going to California sent a cordial message and told briefly of the club movement on the coast Her letter follows.
 Eureka, Cal, Feb. Is. 1916 Dear fellow members and former neighbors and friends of Glendale Arizona:
 My friend Airs. Jack has written me of the Travel Day you are soon to have in your cluS and asked for a few lines from me
 II is SO long since | met with you that I fear I would feel stranger A, Il. ny wish very much l nj, Int be with You in person on the 2O.h.
 know of nothing l would like better than to pay a visit to our old friends and familiar spots, very dear in my memory, in yoIr r1idst l have heard of the many changes which have taken place in Glendale and Phoenix and the surrounding country which we used to know so well dur ing the past few years and have beer pleased to note the progress. The little Self Culture" club to which belonged when in your midst, is noW perhaps q flourishing Womans club l know you have your own c1uI house. of which you must be very pro@d and l hope you find youl meetings therein both profitable auf inspiring. ] hope you have a civi, department or devote some of youl energies in that direction. l have been active in club worl during tine thirteen years we hav' lived in Elreka
 When we arrived here there va but one womans club in the towI