Arizona republican., 1917-01-14

The Harmony club has not ceased it's philantHropic activities. now that the holiday season is over as evil denced by q report of Mrs. James $ Goddard before the club at it's meet ing Wednesday. Mrs. Goddard called the clubs attention to a family that had ,ourneyed across the continent in an automobile, arriving here with their eight children practically with out food or funds. Warm clothing and shoes were provided by the club. A social session followed the brief business meeting, the hOstesses being Mrs Harry Bennett, Mrs. w. F. Wer, ner and Mss Jean Telford. Mrs. T. M. elder. the president. appointed delegates and alternates to the state federation in Globe. Those who will s. Goddard. Mrs. A. J. Bellas. Mrs Adolph Hirschberg, Miss Jean Telford
 Every state chairman of civics in the country has received from Mrs. Priddy. the national chairman list of suggestions for the threefold activi- ties in civic work, namely in the na- tional fields urged by the general fed eration, such as the betterment of the motion picture situation, rural work junior education. Americanization clean ups; second, in state work for social centers. child labor, good roads, household educator for immigrant women, etc; third, for municipal civic work. All individual clubs can, in turn get these suggestions and a re- markable bibliography on these sub jects by applying to their state chair men.
 The Musicians club will present Dwight Deity. celllst, assisted by Florence Scofield MacAfee, reader. at the Woman's club. Monday evening, January 29 It is the aim of the club to give without charge on invitation one artist recital during the year, and as MT. Deity is a native son. this oc- caslon will be especially interesting to Phoenicians. Mir Deity has been con certizing in the eastern states with great success and has received much ' favorable comment from musical cri- i ties in tho east Miss MacAfee has i been in the city but short period but has already established her reputation as sl reader
 ] The drama class of the Woman's cluti had q hilarious meeting this week with It's pantomime performance. The pantomimes were cleverly given and i quickly guessed because of their sparkling eXpressiveness. Next Thurs day the program will be fully as en- joysble. as two humorous dialogues will be prepared by four class mem bers for the entertainment of all. Voice studies in pathos and gayety will alsc form part of the program
 On February 6. at the iWoman's club play will be presented by tho giriH' expression class which studies with Mrs. Franklin McClusky, Satur. day mornings. The very beautifu drama. The Hour Glass" by the great Irish poet, Yeats. will be given in cos tune. The girls in the cast are Angela Marshall, Edith James. Constance Ebersole. Dorothy Milbour. lsabe Stafford. Ruth Burtis. Eleanor WH- hnson and Mary Louise Pinney. Th, ! program is given in the art and litera- ture department of the club.
 Mrs Franklin McCusky. substitui- ing for Mrs. Dwight E. Heard. whc will be out Of town. will furnish . book review at the Woman's clut meeting next Tuesday afternoon. Tho , noteworthy war story by H. C. Wells called MT. ifittll@ sees 1T through. has been chosen by Mrs. Heard and Mrs Mc} usS< Several very fine passages win be read.
 
 lsider the auspices of the domestic science depar.mcn Irs J. Nj Pear son chairman. the Glendale Woman, , club presented q preparedness pro gram "Wednesday afternoon Mrs ira A. hcore and Mrs. J. W. De Fevel read interesting pauers the theme oi which had To do with preparing son, as well as daughters to become home makers. Mrs. Lafayette Meyers gave . demorstrg ton of canned heat ana Mrs George Cox sang g ssronpe oi songs in ter usual delightful manner
 Mrs. J. NJ Gleason vas elcrtes rre sident at the annual meeting o the orangcwood- Ramona cli'h Wed nesdny afternoon. Mrs ! M. Baum ~ardner was choss1l vice rresi Ten Hrd the remaining officer sa'ccfad -i "@rve for lai7-fP17 inci'de 'fl- crre| kohl recording secretnry ire Norton corresnonding eecr ta~t f-- C. C. Iov. tree asurer. Nrr P e' r. rel auditor ard Mrs ? N More head The huginese eee9io- w-1 he1. 1i inc home or Mrs paunr -d1-- de'irl'fful social hour followed th election