Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-18


b. Nillineli .... Del Aque
Miss Alice B. Norton quest
Violin
Melody in F. ........ Beethoven
Minuet in G. ...-...... Beethoven
Miss Meridith Bishop
Vocal
a. Fagelna Visa
b. The Birds Song .........
.......... w. Th.Loderberg
Miss Bonnie M. Vinger
Piano
appropriately 20. No. 2 ...
.......-.......... Hugo Renhold
Miss Edith James
Piano
'Baicaiolle ....:..... B. Groozkr
Miss Angela Marshall
Good Fellowship Day" will be OBJ
served by the Womans club on
Thursday. A luncheon will be served
at one O'Clock and the program, which
Will not be announced. will follow
The affair will be for members only
and those who have not notified Miss
Flora Grier OF their intention of be-
ing present are requested to do so be-
fore Monday noon.
Within q month the Madison I'm
prOvement club will commence to
huild its own cluo home on the Glen
Martin ranch on the Indian Schoo
road. Arrangements are about COM
pleted- and the structure win be start
ed in time to be completed with the
! opening of the club season in the
autumn. There was social meeting
of the club Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. j. d. Bivins. who
was assisted by Mrs. j. c. Adams
Mrs. A. G. Bailey and Mrs. o. L..
Burton.
In response to the request of Mrs.
Charles II. Miller of the Somerton
Woman's club. Mrs. j. G. Gleason has
asked every member of the Orange
wood Ramona club of which she rs
member TO contribute one volume to
the library of the Yuma club The
club held a meeting Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. A. l.. Bayless on
Glendale avenue. Mrs. c. c. Joy pre-
sided over the business session and
the assistant hostesses at the tea
hour were Mrs \. r. Jones and Mrs
2 ID. T. Bayless.
Readings from TIE works of Ari-
iona authors featured the meeting OF
the Glendale WOman's club Wednes-
day. Mrs. ]. q. Hammels acting as
chairman. The favorite authors were
Andrew Downing. Alvin X. StableI
and Irving Lively A well arranged
musical program was another pleas
ing feature, those contributing were
Mis-. Clyde Kettchum. |. A. Moore,
Mrs. George Cox. Mrs. Charles Hunt
er and Mrs. Roy McAbee.
Chapter A. of p. F. o. will celebrate
George Washington's birthday on
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
a. f. Cheever. 1545 West jefferson
street. The program will be Our
own Country" and the leader win be
Miss Sara Whitfield.
Echos of the district federation
We're heard at the fortnightly meet
ing of the Washington Woman's club
Friday when the report of the fed
Grafton was presented by the mem
ters who attended the session a
musical program followed the reports.
Suggestions of preventive measures
as advanced by the anti tuberculosis
society featured the talk given by
Graves Moore before the Civic league
on Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Moore
expressed his appreciation for the
assistance given by the league in the
sale of red cross stamps ana stated
that the sale throughout the country
was far greater than last year. AS a
member of the anti-tuberculosis So
oiety. mis- lecture was based on inter
esting statistics and his methods 70,
the prevention of the dread disease
were well worth consideration. He
advised the establishment OF county
locals to carry on convention worl
and to study the conditions He spoke
of the need Of Z visiting nurse and
the spread of preventive education and
care of the sick. Mr.. Moore advo-
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