Arizona republican., 1920-11-07

Utey, Eleventh street and Mcdowell | road.
 Polish music. particularly the com positions of Chopin and Paderewsli, was the theme of the Musicians club program Monday afternoon. Karola Prick, one of the most talented of Arizona soloists Orley J. Hes, pianist ! and instructor at the Arizona School | of Music; and Maude Pratt Cate, teacher of piano, presented a number Of representative works of the noted | Polish composers. Mrs. Harold Baxter acted as chairman of the meeting.
 Mir. Hes won enthusiastic applause | with his interpretation of Ignace | Paderewskfs Nocturne in B, to which | he responded with a Nocturne of his | own composition that was as delight | edly received as the opus of the older | master.
 Karola Prick sang most charmngly. | Her selection, "The Maiden's Wish" and My Joys" of Chopin; and Wan | dering Along" by Paderewski. were spontaneous. bright and beautifully rendered. Mrs. Prick, who is musi- clan of the highest class, will present a program Monday night at the Wo- mans club house, under the auspices of the Musicians club.
 Mrs. Maude Pratt Cate played a very interesting composition of Chopin's. a waltz, Opus 42, which, as Mrs. Baxter explained to the audience, is said to be a musical picturization of the ball at Waterloo, ending in the charge of the chasseurs and the clash of battle. It was very abN5 interpreted by Mrs. Cate.
 Mrs. IT. D. Ross made a short talk on the Arizona Federation of Musical a1 hg h. .rl hou posed, and expressed the hope that the Phoenix Musicians club would go into the organization. Mrs. Deity spoke about the Musical Events program, the | first number of which will be given early in the month, and Mrs. Cate as chairman of the committee on the or ganization of an evening section of the Musicians club, gave a short account of the work already accomplished by this committee.
 The civics education department of the WOman's club, Mrs. Ralph Came ron, chairman, will hold it's first de- partment meeting of the year at 2:3o o'clock Monday afternoon. The ini- tial session will be largely in the nature of a social affair. Miss May Utley presiding at the tea table.
 The Osborn Woman's club will hold its next meeting on November F and not November 10 as previously an nounced. The program will be pre- sented under the auspices of the civics department of which Mrs. Charles Aune is chairman, and will be in the nature of a Bundle Day. when each club member is expected to bring an article of clothing for the bundle that will be turned over to the Associated Charities or the Salvation Army The hostesses will be Mrs. J. M. Creighton, Mrs. A. A. Crossley, Mrs. George Cres- well, Mrs. Charles E. Conner, Mrs. Claude Cisney. Mrs. H. c. Davis, Mrs. George Doyle, Mrs. c. M. Downey and Mrs. Harvey Duncan. Among it's many activities the club plans a Christmas bazaar to be held early in December. The members are busily engaged in making attractive articles that will appeal to holiday shoppers quilts will also be sold at this time and a cooked food sale is included in the arrangements. The club served luncheon at three of the polling places on election day, realizing over $50 for it's treasury.
 The High School Parent-T Teacher association will meet November IS ir l l program will me announced later.
 
 , The Business and Professional wo- mems club met in regular bushes:
 session Thursday evening at dinner at the First Methodist church parlors with 8 large attendance. Twenty-foul
 new applications for membership were read and approved, a new clause or election of officers adopted and fina
 action on making the dues four dollar. a year taken.
 , Miss Cordelia Hurlburd, one of tn, a members. gave a very interesting tall , on the standards of music in tn schools and generally throughout tn 2 United States. and some of the pro
 gress already made in raising
 the standard. She was followe p by Mrs. H. D. Ross, who out
 lined some of the plans of tn e future for a musical Arizona and s musical America, and called attentio e to some of the preeminent musician = who are to appear in Phoenix this sea son under the auspices of the Musics |. Events club.
 a Mrs. Grace C. Yarwood, Mrs. Sadi
 Play and Miss Rose Cupmmings wer
 appointed to assist on the Red Cros
 drive to be made at an early date. m The next meeting of the club will [ h Thursday when a luncheon is to ! le held at the lobby of the Y. NJ. C. l T. at the noon hour. Mrs May Bel " Craig, chairman of the day. will l TX assisted by Miss Evelyn Childs. Mi,
 Laura l.. Irwin and Mrs. Ernest Hall.
 Washington Woman's club held I'd community meeting on Halloween ld the school house which took the for
 Of a reception to the teachers of q I? school. Mir. McRuer of the Glenda ea high school gave an address on u
 subject of "The Value of a High K? Education" Miss Lucille Gillig. pril
 cipal of Washington school. gave | ed parents many hints on The Impo
 tance of Cooperation Between t he School and the Home." The Woman fly club is the Parent Teachers associ in ton of Washington district and talk
 a deep interest fin school affairs. 2 Both the club and the community K large were much gratified to ha nc Mrs. F. J. Flannigan, president of t
 State Federation of Womans Clul oi- make a short address, this being MT
 F1annigan's first visit to a rural cl til since elected president in the spring lie The music of the evening was fU by nished by the pupils of the school
 were the Halloween decorations
 the auditorium.
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 om WOULDN'T THEY BE TOO LON to We see that Mrs. Tom Thum he things are being auctioned off. TT lot would seem to be a good opportun
 for good sized girl to get some n in winter skirts cheap. She could