Arizona republican., 1917-03-18

was being done in the larger de- partmental schools.
 "AnotEer iGea which will prove very advantageous to the rural schools is the 'Trayeling Library The educational department is con sidering plans whereby it is hoped this will soon nateriaiize"
 Creative Work" will feature the meeting of the College club on We'd nesday Miss c. M Gilchrst will read a group of original poems and other members who will contribute to the program will be Mrs. Franklin Me Cluskey and Miss Bertha Knipe. The hostesses at the tea hour will be Mrs. Lyman Bennett, Mrs. Lowell Parker and Mrs. George Merryman.
 The national coIors twill be on dis play at every official meeting of the Orangewood- Ramona club. The patri otic members of the club at a meeting held with Miss Annie Laurie Christian on Wednesday voted to recognize the flag at all their sessions. The pro- gram last week was prepared by Mrs R. w. Seaman of Oklahoma, whose paper on Household Hygiene" was ltdt by MI dtOl dllu ulS cussed by the club. Mrs. Seaman re- membered the club with St. Patrick souvenirs.
 The civics education department is arranging the program to be presented before the Washington Woman's club at it's next meeting on April 6.
 The Clifton Woman's club is accom- plishing much that is worth while along civic leagues. The club has purchased several large receptacles which have been placed at convenient points around town for the depositing of paper scraps, fruit peelings, etc. The cans were purchased as a reminder for the minimizing public and to eliminate the indiscriminate throwing of paper and refuse upon the streets. The civic section of the club has succeeded in getting the Princess theater to try out the childrens program by giving Sat urday matinee and the theater man. agement has already taken it up with the producers on the Pacific coast and will start the matinees in very short time. These pictures will be as inter esting to the grown ups as to the chil- dren and deserve to be well patron iZed. The civic section is also getting up a Clifton cook book with all recipes tried in this altitude, and any woman, whether or not she is a member of the club, will be more than welcome to send in any of her good recipes and they will be appreciated. Each recipe is to be signed by the person sending it in.
 The music section is planning for a concert to be given in the near future. T IL. and several new and original features are being worked up in connection with the event.
 The study class of the Musicians club will hold it's regular meeting di- rectly preceding the club program which will be presented at the Wom ans club tomorrow afternoon. The program follows:
 Chairman. Mrs. W. E. Leecraft Current Events. .. Miss Merta Work Piano
 Song Without Words. Saint Salnc
 Prelude, Opus 52. .a.......
 Miss Camelita Ward Voice
 "Oh, ne Treveille pas Encor
 .............-... Goddard
 MT. D. W. Nickels Piano Duo
 The Golliwags Cakewalk .Dubussy Mrs. Maud Pratt Cate-Miss Merta
 Work
 Voice
 Tt is Not Always May" =. Gounod
 Were I Gardner .. .Chaminade
 Mrs. c. F. Connor Piano
 Scarf Dance. ....-..: .Chaminadt Mrs. w. F. Schnebly Voice
 Chanson Provencale. Delr Acqus
 Mrs. Wallace Mathie Accompanies: Mrs. w. H. Sargent Miss Merta Work, Miss Frances Elliott
 An industrial arts program will bt giN en at the regular monthly meetins ef the High School Parent Teacher association Thursday afternoon at tn, high school A committee of tn. industrial arts denartmant of tb,