Arizona republican., 1919-02-16

not taken into the secret, but it is known that the term high brow is never applied to the program presented on that particular day. This year win be exceptionally interesting, it is un- derStood, those cooperating with Miss Mintz in arranging the events being Mrs. F.. T. Colhngs and Mrs. James $. Griffien. The luncheon committee in cludes Mrs W. P. Sears, chairman: Mrs. J. D. Parks. Mrs. c. F.. Howard, Mrs. Joseph $. Stark, Mrs W. s. Goldsworthy and 1Irs. Joseph Sontag Tickets for the luncheon must be se- cured in advance and may be procured from Mrs. Ralph Cameron at the club meeting on Tuesday or on the follow ing Friday when Mrs. Cameron will be at the clubhouse from until o'clock.
 
 Mrs. R. L. Bayless was elected presi- dent of the Orangewood Ramona club at a meeting of the organization on | Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. BayleSs, who is unusually clever and a woman of tact as well as executive ability was the unanimous choice of the club for | the office to which she was elected Those who will serve on the executive board with her will be Mrs. A. F. Baus, vice president; Mrs. R. N Morehead; l corresponding secretary; Mrs. L. E. Morris, treasurer; Mrs. NJ. T. Glenn trustee, and Mrs. William Gleason, auditor The club will hold an all day meeting on Wednesday when the host ess will be Mrs. Heard. who will en- certain the members, at the home of her mother Mrs Lydia Evans of North i Seventh avenue. The day will be de- voted to manufacturing refugee gar ments for the Red Cross.
 For the purpose of raising funds for the Peoria Civic League building Mrs. F.. J. Walker and Mrs. J. E. Hudson gave Nalent1e tea, Friday afternoon, which was lSrgely attended by club women of Glendale and Peoria.
 The charity fund of the Harmony club was increased approximately S200 as the result of d dance given by the club Wednesday evening at ArcaEia hall. The evening was attended by more than 100 guests who enjoyed many delightful features arranged by the committee in charge. Mrs. J. F. Goddard, the club president led the grand march. The club will hold a so- cial meeting Wednesday afternoon a; the Woman's club.
 
 The annual sweet pea exhibit will bt held in March. This announcement was , made during the week by the civics department of the Woman's club, whicf 7 will be assisted by the music depart
 ment. The exhibit will be open to tn, public, the prizes to be offered for cer.
 tain classes of peas to be announced
 later. A special request is made by
 those in charge to every one who ha. Y sweet peas to bring the blossoms [, r the club on that day as there has neve a been sufficient supply to meet the de D mand at the sale which follows tn Q regular meeting.
 Mrs. B. H. Yeager will have charg !, of the meeting of the Glendale Woni ans club scheduled for February 26.
 The Fort Grant Industrial school vii 5 he the subject of a discussion at tn 4 Woman's club on Tuesday, when Mir, l. Roland c. Dryer, chairman of the civic ;. education department and appointed b g. Governor Campbell through the Wom s ans club. to visit the school. will giv
 the gathering the benefit ce her find
 lngs. Mrs. Dryer will handle her topi
 from constructive viewpoint and he
 talk will be the more interesting fo t her personal Contact with the boys an n girls of the state institution. She wi V tell humorous and pathetic stories c f the young charges of the state in whor e she takes much interest Mrs. Drye $ has submitted her report to the gov