Arizona republican., 1918-04-21
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auspices of the music department of which Mrs. Dixie Washington Matthie is chairman. Those contributing to the enjoyment are pupils of the Ari- zona School of Music and the num- bers have been arranged with the cleverness for which Mrs. Matthies programs are always distinguished One of the events will be a sweet pea dance-the fragrant flower fea- tured in the flower show which will be open to the public Attractive prizes have been offered for the diff ferent varieties and non members of the club from all over the county may compete for the awards. The program follows:
 Dance-Novelette, Easter Williams. Pianist Agnes B. Griffin.
 Piano-Rhapsody No. F, LisZt, As nes B. Griffin.
 Vocal-The Star. J. H. Rogers; The Years at the Spring, Mrs. H, A. Beach. Clara Wilky. Accompanist- Mrs. Charles W. Ferry.
 Dance-Sweet Pea Dance, Caroline Goldwater, Berrita Hull, Anna Ro- senZweig. Pianist, Agnes B. Griffin.
 Even on it's social meetings the Har- mony club. Mrs. Harry Bennett presi- dent does not lose sight of the fact that service can be rendered the gov ernment. At the conclusion of the whist games Wednesday afternoon the hostess, Mrs. Adolph Herzbere, Mrs. H. c. Moshier and Mrs. George Bar mum awarded thrift stamp prizes, the winner Mrs. N. Friedman donating the war savings stamps to the club. Mrs. Thomas Barker an active member of the club donated a quantity of sweet peas which were sold, the proceeds ot the sale to be applied to a Liberty bond which the club hopes to purchase. A business meeting is scheduled for next Wednesday afternoon when the club will meet at the Woman's club.
 
 1 A benefit tea was given by the l Orangewood Ramona club Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. l. Bayless, 911 North First street. This was one of series of affairs which | the club is giving in order to buy Liberty bonds which after the close oi the war will be used as a club house building fun. On Friday evening tho l club will give lawn fete at the Nortl i Seventh avenue home of Mrs. L. E Morris, barn dance being one of thC features of the occasion. McArthul Brothers have offered to furnish tho lighting system for the evening whicl has been most attractively planned Besides the dance there will be forum, telling and supper will be served a the conclusion of an impromptu pro. gram. On Wednesday afternoon tht club will hold meeting at the home O Mrs. Henry Kohl when Music in tn, Schools will be discussed. Mrs. Le, Bayless leading the discussion.
 
 Mrs. J. c. Norton, president of tht Arizona Congress of Mothers anC chairman of the child welfare depart ment of the council of defense ad dressed the Tempe Mothers club Tues day afternoon on the opportunities 0 mothers clubs. Working through tn parent-teacher associations and club Mrs. Norton is spreading the gospel o child welfare and in connection witt her talk in Tempe outlined the plal of study for children's year which wa. inaugurated on April 6. The five fea lures of the work were pointed out D, Mrs. Norton who spoke of child wei fare; home care and income: chil, labor and education; recreation ant children needing special care. Thi week Mrs. Norton will go to SacatoI where she will talk to the Indian mothers, and work among the Mexican mothers there and on the south side
 l. Colodny will address the Bushes Girls club at it's meeting Tuesda evening on the subject of .'Vocations Education" Several musical number will be given by well known locs favorites.
 Declaring that at no time in tn history of the past has there bee as great need for the united cy pression of women relative to stat
 and governmental affairs at tn present time, the executive committe of the general federation of women clubs is urging a large attendanc at the federation convention to h held April 2S to May in He : Springs, Arkansas.
 In letter to Mrs. H. A. Gull, president of the Arizona federatio of clubs, a full delegation from th state is requested at the bienni; convention.
 , Surely there has never been time when there has been a deman , for constructive thought as today says Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter, chaii f man of the transportation committe in note to Mrs. Guild in discussin the coming event. In speaking , arrangements, she says:
 In arranging for the going of u delegates to the biennial conventio ! of the general federation of women