Arizona republican., 1916-10-01
Pope, Leo Goldman. Roy Murray, ant Eugene Foldman.

Pope, Leo Goldman, Roy Murray, and | Eugene Foldman.
 Miss Keturah Slagle gave an in formal luncheon yesterday at her home on Park Road. Her guests Ruth Goldberg and Miss Ruth Kohl berg.
 Mr. and Mrs. Fen Hildreth were card hosts last evening. Those who enjoyed their hospitality were Dr. and Mrs Robert Brownfield, MT. and Mrs. Barry Goldwater, Vernon Cook and Sam Wilson.
 Mrs. Francis H. Redewill presided over a delightfully."- appointed lun cheon Thursday at her home on North Second Street. Covers were laid for Mrs Frederick Flagg. Mrs. Franklin McClusky, Mrs F. A. Staff ford and Miss Isabel Stafford. MT and Mrs I. J. Johnson left yesterday fer a weeks motor trip through Gila county.
 Mrs. E. 5. Griffin returned Monday | from 2 three months bsence in Chi cago.
 | Mrs. w. M. Wilson of Hazelhurst, Miss, arrived i'll Phoenix last week accompanied by her attractive young | daughters. Miss Adine Wilson who will attend the Tempe Normal school and Miss Frances Wilson who will 1 enter the focal high school. At pres ent they are the guests of Mrs. Will sons sister, Mrs T. E. Welch of | 334 North Second avenue but on the | arrival of MT. Wilson in a few weeks, | the family will lease residence with the view of making their home here. The dramatic section of the Womans Club mas planned an exceedingly worth while program for the year. It will cover a period of fifteen meetings, | ten of which will be for the study in
 class while five will be used for read ings by Kate Wisner McCluskey, di- rector of the department. In discussing | the plans for the season, Mrs. Me Cluskey said:
 An interesting and important out line for study has been planned for the
 season in this very wide-awake de- partment,of the club. Partly as a prep
 araticn for the annual play, and partly for general service to the members,
 there will be short, practical course
 in physical expressiveness and in voice | oAuhy- HIS COuiSe W III llCluue studies
 in standing, sitting, walking, gestures pantomime and acting; studies in
 breath, tone, English vowels, English | consonants, common reading and the various music made by the voice in in- terpreting various emotions. | All this will lead up naturally to the } play, but will also be a great help tc | every woman as club women and as
 mother or teacher.
 l will interpret three valuable , modern dramas: The Unseen Empire, . Atherton Brownell; "The Mob" Gals | worthy; "Milestones," Bennett X
 Knoblauch, and the English classics Paola and Francesca, Stephen Phil
 lips; Pippa Passes, Robert Browning.
 In February the class meetings will
 change into -rehearsaIs. A cos tune play of the Jane Austen period is
 mentioned, but not yet chosen. It is
 greatly desired to have many of the
 younger women in this department
 especially to take part in the plays
 There is fine ability already among the
 mature women but there is need O. youth for ingenue parts. Our youns
 girls would find great joy in art worl
 of this nature and would develol
 greater freedom and expressiveness O personality.
 ; AD CLUBS
 ci The F'ridav club will make a stud, 5. of China this season. It will hold it ; inaugural meeting for the year thi e week. Mrs. Joseph H. Kibbey, pre- siding.
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