Arizona republican., 1916-02-17
CALENDAR OF EVENTS

The Ladies American College of Dressmaking will open it's millinery department this afternoon. The open ing will be held during the after noon and the public is invited to view the display in Room F of the Monihan building.
 The fourth faculty recital of the season will take place tonight at the Arizona School of Music. For this program. Mrs. Christy will present Frank Lloyd Stuchal, violinist Will liam Orth, pianist and Ivar Skougaard, basso. with Daisy Motley as accom- panist, The program will begin at S:3O and is open to the public with out charge. Everyone is cordially invited
 1 For the purpose of raising funds to paint and furnish the auditorium of the Washington school, the Washing ton Woman's club will repeat its success. The old Maids Convention at the Glendale Woman's club this evening". The farce was given with great success in Washington district last week.
 The postponed meeting of the high school Parent Teachers association will be held at three o'clock this af- ternoon in the auditorium of the high school
 The first of a series of socialist lec- lures will be delivered tonight at the Monroe School auditorium by J. C. Rhodes of Dallas, Texas, former can didate on the socialist ticket for gov iernor of Texas. The next lecture will he tomorrow by Former Mayor Emf Seidel of Milwaukee and candidate of the socialist party for vice president in 1912. Mr Seidel arrived in town last night.
 The ladies of the Presbyterian church will hold an all day meeting at the Cook Bible school tomorrow A com mittee will meet lhe Indian School cars leaving this city at 9:20 and 200 o'clock, and carry the ladies from the car to the school. Each lady is re questod to bring her lunch and dishes for one person.
 The meeting of the Woman's Chris tian Temperance Union to he heIt today at 2:15 D. m. 227 W. Monroe street, is one of importance to Whit Ribboners, as it is the Frances E Willard Memorial Fund meeting.
 The program is in charge of Mrs T. F. Brown with C. G. D0nnelly a,
 hostess. In connection with the wei prepared program, Mrs. R. C. Harke will give a reading Those convers , ant with the splendid ability of Mrs
 Harker need no especial invitation t, ] be present. but to those who are not q most cordial invitation is given t, avail themselves of the opportunity
 Special music will also add to tn
 program.
 There will be a meeting of tn
 Surgical Dressings committee at tn Woman's Club today from 10 o'clocl until } this afternoon.
 Members of the University Clul Nlio tADtCl lO dlltilu lHe ull1eT to
 night at which Prof Lowell vii speak, are ged to notify chairman J. F. Lavin before twelve o'clock
 Those who are, expecting to brin,
 guests, will also let the chairman
 know.
 The county immigration commis sion, consisting of the secretaries O the various commercial bodies vii : meet in the chamber of commerc ? here Saturday.
 : The committee on the Kent bill, $ | federal measure to assure aid to in [ digent tuberculars, will meet at tn chamber of commerce Monday Tn
 committee consists of Rev Wiliar
 Scarlett, Rev. J. Redwood Jenkin.
 Rev. Bertrand R. Cocks. H. J. Jame
 and A. H. Williams.
 Fillmore Parent Teachers associ
 alton will meet in the school hous
 Thursday at three o'clock "The Val Tue of Play" will be discussed