Arizona republican., 1920-03-14

foundation stone in his education, can never have it made up to him in later life. But as was suggested this morn- ing in the report of our kindergarten department, there is question whether a poor kindergarten, having teacher without a proper training, is better than none. Here,~too, our asso- citations should work in harmony with our boards of education, not demand ing, but cooperating"
 s. J. Carter, recently returned from South America, where he was sent as representative of different cotton kings of the valley, will be the prin- cipa1 speaker at a program of partic- ular interest that will be presented at the Tempe Woman's club on Friday afternoon. Mir. Carter passed much Of his time in Peru and will describe the conditions of the country and it's people. His experiences there will give a personal interest to his talk. The club will make a study of South America the coming month and MT. Carter's address will inaugurate the study. Other features of this weeks program. include the current events responses to the roll call and the read ing of paper on What Can Woman Do to Combat Bolshevism," by Forest Ostrander.
 For the benefit of it's building fund the War Savings society of the Os- born Woman's club will hold a St Patrick's tea at the Osborn school on Wednesday afternoon. Quaint old Irish music will be rendered during the tea hour.
 Tho cI, J,nI h,,e ness session Wednesday, when the deelgates and alternates to the annual convention of the state federation of clubs will be elected. The federation, which will meet in Bisbee carly in April. is already entering into the largely represented. The Harmony club hopes to send a full delegation The club held a social meeting last week, the hostesses being Mrs John Mason. Mrs. August HegeIund and Mrs s. Cavalliere
 The art and literature department of the Woman's club will meet Mon- day afternoon.
 The Monday Musical club. formerly the Musicians club, will hold it's an- nual evening meeting on March % in- stead of April 5, as announced The ~Ae4icN hdo DCcli i1duc because or SN attraction booked by the Musical Events club for the April date. The Monday Musical club has presented Fl series or clever programs this year. and one of the most delightful will be the evening affair which will be given under the direction of Mrs. Shirley Christy of the Arizona School of Mn. sic.
 Russian art will feature the pro- gram of the College club on wednes- day afternoon The program will be under the direction of Mrs. Gratta-, Dougherty. Mrs. Dougherty will give d talk on the art of the country. which IS being studied from various angles by the club this season Pictures of mosques and other interesting bufId ings will be shown during the after noon in which the galleries, museums ana arehltecture will be discussed.
 A call meeting of the cfvics education department of the Woman's club is announced for 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
 Under the auspices of the civics edu cation department of the Womar-s efu h an interesting program will be pre- scented Tuesday afternoon the principal speaker being Dr. T. c. CuveiIier re- gently appointed chairman of the Anti tuberculosis society. There will be sew eral musical numbers in addition to the Snaak kinC