Arizona republican., 1916-10-15

embroiderieS and laces in form Of tea cloths, luncheon sets, towels, crochet yokes and many other articles of in terest to women were exhibited and the prize winners were Mrs. c. A. Rob- inson, Mrs. Gorge Trotzman, Mrs. Hiding and Mrs. Wesley. Mrs. J. G. Hammels and Mrs. George White were hostesses at; the social hour that fol- lowed. The club will hold it's next meeting Friday afternoon when dele gates to the district federation will be appointed.
 The fish and game laws will be dis cussed at the Civic league on Wednes- day afternoon At last weeks meeting the municipal bond election was the topic of interest A representative of the Pacific Gas and Electric company was the principal speaker while other speakers favoring municipal ownership also claimed attention No action was taken by the league.
 Arizona Women of Note" will be discussed at this weeks meeting of | Chapter A of P. E. o. which will be | held at the. home of C. A. Whitfield, | 1434 North Second street Tuesday | evening. Miss Sara Whitfield will be i the hostess and the topic that will oc- l | cupy the attention of the members will | be handled by Mrs. Thompson Briggs.
 
 Mckinley Parent Teacher Associa- tion held its annual election of officers 1 Thursday, Mrs Frank Struckmeyer being chosen president, Mrs A. D. Crabb vice president, and Mrs. Claud Decatur Jones, secretary The general
 work for the year will be announced at the November meeting
 The Harmony club opened it's season J Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Thomas A.
 Barker, the vice president, presiding in
 the absence of Mrs. T. NJ Elder, the
 president, who is out of town. Mrs.
 Barker in her opening address was
 optimistic in outlining the plans for the
 year. The policy will be practically
 that of last year but carried out on a
 broader basis. Mrs. Barker donated
 handsome hand made quilt which will
 be disposed of at the annual club
 bazaar to be held early in the winter.
 A communication Twas read from Mrs. . Dixon Fagerberg, chairman of the
 state scholarship fund, thanking the club for it's contribution. It was de-
 cided to hold an open card party once
 a month. the proceeds to be used for
 the piano fund. On Wednesday a social meeting will be held, the hostesses be-
 ing Mrs. Harry Bennett, Mrs. George
 Gushing and Mrs. J. F. Goddard.
 
 A joint meeting of the parent teachers associations will be held in the high school auditorium at o'clock
 Thursday afternoon. John D. Loper city superintendent of schools, will ad- , dress the gathering on "The Gary : Way"
 .. The Musicians club will present a :, students miscellaneous program at
 the Woman's club Monday afternoon. , Mrs. Ed Shaw will be chairman and
 the current events will be handled by
 Mrs. E. II. Abbott. Following is the \, well arranged program: H PIANO
 Andante Cantabile .Tschaikowsly From the Quartet Opus II, trans III cribed by Charles Kindworth H Mrs L. E. Hewins
 On the Seashore (from Songs With III out Words) ........... Mendelssohr III Mrs. J. s. Jenckes H (a) Etude MignOn ........... Salmit5 III Miss Ethel McDermott III VOCAL III (a) The Pine Tree
  H ...............M Mary Turner Slatel H Mrs. Otho Handley | (a) The Crescent Moon H (b) Tired Hands Wilfred Sandersor II Miss Elizabeth Toohey H VIOLIN II Louvenier De Posen Wieniawsk II Miss Edith Liebenow H Accompanists-M Arthur Gibbons | Hulett, Miss Elinor Lewis. Miss Duns III worth.
 II The National Federation of Musica III clubs following out a plant that wa Il inaugurated in January, 1915 and car II ried to successful conclusion at tn H ninth biennial convention in June II 1915, announce the second nationa H contest for young professional musi III clans The first contest brought t HI light a remarkable array of America H trained young musicians and gave ther III public hearing and demonstrate HI conclusvely that we have in our ow III country teachers and students as goo HI as the best to be found elsewhere |ll The national committee in charge c
 the second contest consists of the presi HI dent of the National Federation ( HI Musical clubs, Mrs. A. J. Ochsner, Chi i'll cago, the director of department, MT HI Emerson H. Brush. Chicago, the chair HI man of committee, Mrs. Louise HI Yager, Oak Park, IL. and the follow HI ing committee members: Nell HI Strong Stevenson, George w. Chad II wick, Franz Kneisel. Mrs. H. H. . HI Beach, Giuseppe Ferrata, Louise He HI mer, Charles w. Clark HI The following condition in the COT II test are presented by the committee HI charge:
 HI Contestants must be entirely Amer HI can trained
 HI Contestants must be under thir HI years of age.
 III Contestants must be screened fro III the judges and be known to the jul HI by number only
 HI Contestants must perform entire HI without notes before their state iur HI and later before their district jury, mi least three, or, if desired, more con HI positions.
 Ill Compositions to be performed mu HI be by specified composers. The Ii HI from which choice may be made W HI be furnished by the chairman of fl HI committed
 HI The contestant, to be eligible, mu III join the Student and Young Profe HI sional department of the National Fe HI eration of Musical clubs, by sendil HI name and address and annual dues HI one dollar to the chairman of the q HI partment. Mrs. Louis F. Wager, 3 HI Forrest avenue, Oak Park, Illinois. HI Contestants must arrange for the HI own expenses in the contest To t