Arizona republican., 1917-11-25

The Madison Improvement club will entertain the Orangewood- Ramona club at luncheon on Friday, the after noon being devoted to Red Cross work. As the members of the organization sew for the soldiers, they will be enter tained by a reading and music will be another feature of the occasion.
 
 , Household tasks that tire most will / be given in response to the roll call at the meeting of the home economics de- partment of the Woman's club at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon Mrs. Joseph Stark, chairman of the department has prepared an unusually interesting pro- gram including paper by Mrs. Thom- as Kavanaugh who will discuss My Schedule of Daily Work; Mrs. Earnest Munson will give a talk on "1s the Eight Hour Law Practical for the Housekeeper?" Mrs. Ed. Eisele will take The Problem of Help in Arizona Homes" for her subject, and Mrs. Will liam B. Lount will contribute with a short talk on Why Certain Tasks Weary the Worker" A Thanksgiving menu will be discussed and a course demonstrated by Mrs. Stark. An in spection of the Gregg Olive factory will be made at the conclusion Of the pro- gram.
 
 The Civic Improvement committee of lhe Neighborhood club met at the Neighborhood House Wednesday after noon when @ program of merit was presented under the chairmanship of Mrs. Robert Ford. Miss LaNinia Jelks and Miss Florence Jelks of Paseville, Georgia were the guests of honor. The following interesting numbers were given:
 Piano:
 lmpromptu Valse .......... .Bachmann
 Miss Frances Elliott
 Reading:
 Winter Gardening in the Salt River Valley.
 Mrs. w. C. Powell
 Vocal:
 Rosary ........-.........- -.'.... NeVln At DaWning .............Ca Cadman
 Mrs. Dixie Washington Matthie
 The Neighborhood club is co-operat- ing with the Southside Sunday school in Red Cross service and preparing Christmas boxes for the Arizona boys from that section who have joined the colors.
 The program for Tuesday at the Woman's Club. will be patriotic one Dean Scarlett of Trinity ProCathe- dral. will speak on the general subject "The Beginning of the Fourth Year of the War" The Boys quartette from the high school will give patriotic songs under direction of Miss Welch After the program, the members vii be asked to enjoy the hospitality of tho civics- education department in charge for the day, in partaking of tea and wafers. On corner table will bt found War cake, which will be sold a ten cents a slice. or by half or whol' cake, the entire proceeds to go toward the fund for buying wool for the loca Red Cross.
 The Annual Sweet Pea Day. witt prizes for best exhibits, will be held il the spring. it is expected, in charg' of the Civics- Education department Mrs. R. c. Dryer, chairman.
 At a meeting of the Harmony clul Wednesday afternoon. business of i'm portance will be discussed The ses sion which will be held at the Woman club will devote part of the afternoon to knitting for the sailors and soldiers Last week the club held a social gath ering cards being a feature of the af ternoon. The prizes were won by Mrs George Gushing and Mrs. Leo Heili man.
 The Fowler Neighborhood Improve ment Circle is another woman's organ ization to practically give up all it's for mer activities for Red Cross work. A the monthly meetings the entire time given over to knitting for the soldier and sailors at home and abroad Tn meetings are held the third Thursday and the executive board comprises NIT! William Criswell, president; Mir Simpson Doner, vice president; Mr. Peter True. treasurer and Mrs. w. ! Simser, treasurer.
 f The Musicians club announces tn initial meeting of the study class ha been set for December 3, at IA o'clock at the Womans' club, the clas meeting to precede the regular clu gathering. All members have tn privilege of joining the class. Som Idea of the work of the class and tn way in which to become identifie In it is contained in the club an nouncement: As the club has gon