Arizona republican., 1918-04-14


 of the Guild will receive the guests, among whom will be Mrs. Eugene Redewill Mrs. Royal Lescher, Mrs. Roland Parsons Mrs. Emma T. Jack, Mrs. H. F. GriswoId Mrs. D. H. Hill and Mrs. H. B. Bishop Pre- siding at the tea tables will be Miss Ellen Atwood, Miss Dorothy Pickrell, Miss Louella Campbell, Miss Mary Wheat, Miss Lillian Cronin, Miss Alma Nellis and Miss Meredith Bishop.
 Country Club Host of Bridge Dinner
 The Country club will give a bridge dinner Thursday evening. Charming Farewell Event For Mrs. Frank Bennett. As a farewell courtesy to Mrs. Frank Bennett, MT. and Mrs. Donald Mcqueen gave an informal supper last evening, a number from town motoring to Mesa for the affair. Mrs. Jack RowIands Presides Over Informal Luncheon.
 Mrs. Jack Rowlands gave an in formal luncheon on Wednesday, en-  Anderson, Mrs. Donald Dunbar and Mrs. Carleton Wood. Country Club Calendar Week End Events.
 The tennis tournament at the Country club is being made the in- centive for a number of smart affairs including a tea this afternoon Last evening a dance was given in com pliment to the out of town guests here for the sports event.
 Under the auspices of the art and literature department of the Womans club, Miss May Noble. chairman, the Sketch club will hold an exhibition at the Woman's club Tuesday after noon. The exhibit which is being arranged by Miss Noble, will offer a number of war posters. Miss Frances Elliott will furnish the musi- cal program.
 The Glendale Womans club has forwarded flowers and fruits to the base hospital at Douglas, the gifts being collected by Mrs J. B. Hill who will continue to remember the boys with bits of cheer. The express fund was started by Rudolph Kuchler who contributed a neat sum and the bal ance is being raised by the club.
  Home eomoosers day will be cele- brated at the Musicians club to- morrow afternoon when a program ot exceptional interest will be presented by favorite local musicians. The meeting will be an open one to which the public is invited and will be preceded by a board meeting at o'clock and a brief session of the study class, Franz Darvas, curator, at 1:45 o'clock. During the afternoon Mrs. P. A. Tharaldson will give an informal patriotic talk adcanving the salt of Liberty Bonds.
 The program to be presented at 3 o'clock with Miss Georgia Mintz as chairman follows: Song
 a--At Evening Charles F. Carlson b-O Now the Roses Turn. n....
 .......... Charles F. Carlson
 Heinrich klingenfeld Song
 Chanson- d. Amour Mrs. A. c. Hulett
 Mrs. A. C. Hulett
 Mignonette. .. Edna Pearl Beware
 Dorothy Stauffer Song
 a-Romance. ..... Charles F. Carlson b--All Crimson Flushed .......
 .~.. Charles F. Carlson
 Miss Bessie Barkley
 Cupids Tears. Charles F. Carlson
 Heinrich Klingenfeld Song
 Original compositions
 A. H. Fitz Piano
 Prophecy of the Oracle. ........
 .........C Charles F. Carlson
 Franz Darvas
 Prophecy of the Oracle With hesitation, then reluctant step Before the Oracle, knelt pale ana
 slender youth Pleading. and with humble voice he
 asked to know the truth What may mean this icy fleshless
 palm which leads me here Ohi shall the reaper Death have mol? The Oracle, with foreboding pom
 derous voice, Re- echoed from the hollow past, A strain from the ancient dead
 The Oracle
 opOhe Wltn cOunSei 'W1Se, lHeI cHueu
 with a prayer, As the dew of dawning morn falls
 upon the petal of rose, So fell the tears from a weeping
 soul upon the youths pale cheek: There was a plaintive sob, ceasing
 breath,
 And the frail youths life ascended
 to the
 Painting stars upon the bosom of de-
 parting night.
 e.. F. @ Accompanies Mrs. W. R. Wayland and Miss Ida May Coke.
 Creative work day will be observed by the College club Wednesday when the members will read original poems short stories and essays. The club in following out it's annual custom is anticipating an interesting after noon as it npmbers among it's mem bership writers of recognized ability. The Original Physical Culture Sys- tem's exercise, vapor bath, Scientific Massage, etc, is something that every one needs-those who do not take advantage of it, certainly are doing themselves a great injustice-you may say, 'l don't have time" some day