Arizona republican., 1917-04-15
Society and Club Notes for Sunshine Capi

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will, Mrs. Walter Fuller, Mrs. Frank
| lin McClusky, Mrs. w. w Watkins,
Mrs. F. A. Stafford, and Miss Eliza
| beth Crumbie. Preceding the pro-
gram tea will be served, the hostesses
/ being Mrs. c. c. E1.irt ard Miss Gil
christ The club will follow its usual
/ custom of entertaining the girls of
the senior class of the high school
/ before the close of the term. The
event has been set for May 2. the
nature of The affair to be determined
At the Wednesday club meeting.
Under the auspices of the music
department Mrs. L. D. Cameron.
chairman. the Woman's club will
present the following program at its
meeting on Tuesday.
Violin: Selected.
Miss Edith Liebenow
Duet: Selected.
Mrs. w 3. Leecraft Mrs. w. r.
Battin
Vocal: Selected.
Mrs. Calm Bu1ris
Piano, La Camtarrella' List
William Orth
An JOY be thine" Wilfred Saunders
Tonight Mary Turner Salter
Down in the Forest. Lander Ronald
Mrs. c. r. Battin
Reading: Selected.
Mrs. Franklin McClusky
Duet, In the Solemn Hour" Ga
Farza Del Destino) ....... Verdi
'~oward Ewing, Hugh Wright
When the Roses Bloom" Reichardi
"Recauee CIV n HardaIo+
THE Cry Of Rachel ...
........... Mary Turner Salter
Mrs. Lula Alderman Dave
Vocal:
"Yo Viva" (sranish Freebooter's
Song) ....-............... Henrion
shepard See Thy Horses Foam
ing Name Hungarian folk
song) ............... Korhay
Lift Thine Eyes" ........ Logan
William Conrad Mills
Solo Dance:
Miss Mabel Novinger
Practice by women of economy in
American homes by budgetirg the
family income, exercising wisdom in
purchase, eliminating waste OF food
and the substitution Of cheaper and
and more nutritious foods for those
high in price. was urged by Mrs.
Joseph .. GaWler. of North Yakima.
Washington, chairman of the Home
Economics department. OF the Gen
cr:tl Federation Of Wonlelfss clubs, in
the council meeting of the federation
held n New Orleans last week Mrs.
Cawler also suggested the planting
Of home gardens and the canning of
surplus food products.
Quoting from 4 recent statement Of
the secretary of agriculture that
there was n this country an annual
feed waste of about s706, 100000 re-
suiting chiefly from bad preparation
2rd cooking and improper care in
the handling of food, Mrs. Gawler
said:
When an official of the govern
ment feels il necessary to call at
tention TO inefficient home manage
mont as "a contributing cause to the
nations dilema. is it not time for
women TO make real and earnest
study OF. the subject of home ecenom-
les and relieve themselves of this
stigma? -
Speaking Of the high cost Of wom-
ems dress. Mrs. Gawler declared:
Our hope is that it viii strengthen
our plea to women to adopt a sensi-
nle y"t artistic becoming street dress.
be worn. Although women are en-
peIiementirg in some parts of the
county with standardized street suits.
ard generally approve the suggestion
Mrs. GaWler said the women lack the
courage to wear them
Pointing out the necessity Of set
ting the right exc nipple to young girl,
in dress. MRS. Gawler suggested that
if other means failed, such girls be
placed upon an allowance sufficient
Only for acutal needs ard compelled
other method, she said, will sooner
bring . girl to a realization of stand
ards and values.
The work of the Harmony club
may continue throughout the month
of NAY instead of closing at the Gus
tcn2ry meeting. the first Wednes-
day Of the month. This and other
matters of Importance viii be taken
up at the Wednesday meeting of the
club at the Woman's club The club
held delightful social session last
week. the hostesses being Mrs. George
Gushing, Mrs. 10 E. Richards and
Mrs. James Goddard Bridge was
feature Of the occasion, the prizes
being captured by Mrs. c. A. Moshier, |
Mrs. Adolf Hirsh berg and Miss Ruby !
Lukin. Miss Madge Knight of Chi !
caso, presented an attractive musical |
program. Miss Knight has a charm |
ing voice and ner group of songs
We're enthusiastically received Miss !
Anna Monihan acted as her accom-
PIANIST
'rhe Madison Improvement club |
will hold :: social session Thursdav
afternoon It the home of Mrs. J. C. |
Gregg on North Central avenue. at |
which time a silver offering will be |
taken for the Red Cross. The club |
IS thoroughly in sympathy with the |
work of The Orgaaizc ton and will !
express its APPROVAL in this material !
manner. The afternoon will be re-
plete with interesting features. The !
assistant hostesses will be Mrs Fred |
Gregg. Mrt. + ID. Duncan Mrs w |
A. Gibbons. Mrs. D. l.. Eddy and
Mrs. II. 4. Guild.
For the benefit of the Deaconess
hospital fund he Musicians club
will donate its entire receipts from |
gGest tickets at the concert to be !
presented ut the Womap's club on |