Arizona republican., 1920-11-21

mat great interest IS DclnS mani fested in the council meetings of the chairmen was evidenced by the number present at their second meeting held last Tuesday morning.
 Mrs. II. A. Guild, former president of the state federation, was present and addressed the meeting impressing upon each member present the importance of working in conjunction with the na- tional and state feGerations in depart mental work.
 Mrs. H. c. Lockett, president of the central district. spoke earnestly about the importance of congeniality among club women. She said even if a de- partment chairman felt sure she had a very worth while idea, that if some thing else seemed to be what a major ity of the members wished. then to graciously concede her plans and strive to make the other success. Then perhaps the next year her idea would have a chance.
 At each of these council meetings 1t is planned to have soz1e one of experi- ence there to help the different chair men. This. help, together with the ex- change of ideas and a closer study of the national and state programs, will make the work of the department chairman much easier and mere uni- form.
 The first Tuesday of each month throughout the club year is the day set for these meetings which are to be held Greig Scott, 33o5 North Central avenue, Phoenix.
 The programs presented under the auspices of the music department of the Woman's club are always certain of attracting 8 large gathering and the event arranged for Tuesday afternoon will be no exception. The artists who are to appear are exceptionally clever, among the number being Mrs. Lillian Adams Liknaitz. a newcomer to Phoe- nix but well known by reputation as a pianiste of exceptional ability. Mrs. Helen Boyle Waworth who was a fla vorite soloist here few seasons ago will sing a group of songs, her first appearance since her return from Chi cago where she studied with master musicians and appeared in concert be- fore the most critical audiences who were charmed with her exquisite voice Mrs. Avery Corpstein, reader, will also appear on the club program and the Atheod quartet wIly furpish two mum I bers. Miss Frances Elliott, chairman of the music department, has an- - IOuiiCeu ludl luc pEOHTdIIl VIII US gwen promptly at 2:15 o'clock. 1t follows: Voice
 Long Ago In Egypt .. Liza Lehman
 Atheod Club Quartette
 Duet-Solenne ir Quest 'Ora......
 ........--..--...-.- Verdi
 From La Forza del .Destino''
 Messrs. Duff and Ewing
 Gray Days .......... Noel Johnson
 Atheod Club Quartette
 Wendell M. Jones at piano Reading
 Little Eyolf ........ Henrik Ibsen
 Mrs. Avery Corpstein
 Piano
 Danse dele Dragee. :. .Tschaikowsky
 Black Key Etude .... Chopin
 Hark. Hark the Lark. Schubert Liszt
 Mrs. Lillian Adam -Liknaitz
 Voice
 Invocation to Eros. s..... ............Jean Paul Kursteine
 Wind Song James H. Roger Ariozo, Du Christ Arec Ardeur. =. From La Mort de Jeanne d'Arc" ...................... H. BemberI Mrs. Helen Haworth Wendell M. Jones at piano 
 No announcement as yet has beer made of the date of the Southern Dis trict Federation convention accordin to word received here. It is understoo the meeting will be called shortly b . Mrs. l.. c. Poper of Douglas, the sec ! ond vice president who will act owin f to the resignation of Mrs. H. NJ Clag get of Nogales as president and tn i absence of Mrs. E. B. von KleinSmit o first vice president, who at present . in South America. A conference wa . held a week ago at the Copper Quee r hotel in Bisbee when plans were mad O for the convention which in all prot Il ability will be held the latter part e the month due to the departure of Mir 't A. l.. Gustetter, corresponding secrt
 tary, for the City of Mexico where si will attend the inauguration of Gener n Alvaro Obregon. Fifteen clubs are a. \ filiated with the Southern District FeC \ eration which is showing marked d, K velopment in it's work as we'll as i
 membership. Mrs. E. J. F1anigan, pre- N ident of the state federation, is men
 Der of a club in the southern distri N and will take a leading part in u V coming convention program.