Arizona republican., 1916-04-23
CLUB NOTES
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Cost" "The Cost" is a well-rounded, 1 finished piece of work, with careful | characterization and restrained style, and written with a great deal of poetic as well as dramatic effect. It is a good piece of work, and very beauti- ful one. Not only has ability been used to give it beauty, but thought has added strength to the presentation of the theme. It is to be hoped that d larger audience may soon be allowed to enjoy it's presentation or at least to hear its reading.
 The OrangeWood- Ramona club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. F. F. Seaman when the program for the coming year was discussed. The departmental work of the club will be along the lines of home economies, mu- | sic and literature. It was decided to 1 hold the annual picnic on May 25 at Eastlake park and members and their | families will be included in the guest | list. Mrs. Zoe Woolery gave an illus trated talk on Arizona" at the conclu- sion Of the business session. She spoke of the growth and development of the state and quoted from Farish's his i tory of Arizona.
 On Monday evening at the Woman's club. the Harmony club will give a
 public whist for the benefit of the philanthropic department of the club.
 In addition to cards. there will be a de- lightful musical program and other
 features that will add to the pleasure
 of the guests. The proceeds of the en-
 tertainment will be used for the pur
 pose for which the club is fast gaining
 a state wide reputation. that of aiding the needy. The worthiness of the
 cause should insure the hearty support of the public. The club last week sent , an Easter box to the Arizona Orphans ; Home in Tucson containing clothing
 books, candies and small sum o1 money to be used as the matron ad- vises. Fifteen dollars was donated by l the club at its last meeting. A socia
 gathering is scheduled for Wednesday : the hostesses being Mrs. J. F. Goddard Mrs Adolf Liebenow and Mrs. Jo q Richards.
 An attractive addition to all the clu programs is the musical numbers an : as such the features have come in fo their share of attention this season. A u especially good program was presente
 in connection with the debate offere '" at the Woman's club last week. Tn
 musicians taking part were Miss Esthe Carpenter and Bartlett Sims.
 
 The years work of the Woman
 club will be reviewed Tuesday after
 nocn when the club will hold it's la ,,, regular meeting for the season. TT s reports of the officers and a talk | "a the president Mrs John Dennett, Jl ,- will be features of the program. IT .b musical numbers will include "Tl 10 Water Lily" by Mcdowell. and Chopin
 Waltz in E Miner played by Mrs. w. of Schineblev and Nrs Henry Lock ,e will sing group of songs, Temp rs Pells," Less Than the Dust" and "Tf
 Kafhmira Song by Amy Woodfol to Fiaeden. At the conclusion of the pr, IS gram tea will be served. delightt
 social hour has been arranged for U! le meeting and 't is anticipated that thel t, will be large attendance.
 ot The Art Study Class of the Woman y, club w!Ii meet Thursday afternoon :" 2:S0 o'clock in the department roor l. Mrs. Emery Oidaker will conduct u of program, the subject of which vii, Q A Arfi jet af