Arizona republican., 1920-05-23

 Art and Literature Department
 Program for 1920-21
 November l-Presentation of Byzantine Art
 Miss May Noble Beginning of Italian Art-Nirgil Mrs. Herbert Parsons.
 November Era Angelica and Fra Hippo Lippi Mrs. W. $. Pickerell. Savonarola
 Mrs. W. $. NorveiI.
 Quotations from Browning's "Fra Hippo Lippiv in answer to roll call s-Botticeni
 Mrs. D. F. Johnson.
 Dante's Divine Comedy"
 Mrs. L. E. Hewins.
 December 4-Donatello-AIrs Grant Holmes. Robbias--Mrs. Emery Oldecker. Ghiberti--Mrs. Aubrey Smith BrunelIeschi-Mr F. 4. Marshal
 January 5-Ghirlondajo and Perusino
 Mrs. Louis Dysart
 Lorenzi de Medici
 Mrs. Perry Williams.
 January 6-Petrarch and Laura
 Mrs. William Glassford Da Vinci-Mrs. l.. D. Harrison.
 February 7-Boccacio's ~Decameron"
 Mrs. William Lentz
 Mrs. Sims Ely.
 Mrs. F. A. Beane.
 Raphael-Mrs. Bert Clingan.
 February s-1fichael Angelo
 Mrs. R. J. Blount. Molze- -BeTnbo and Vittoria CIolnina' $ poem of him-Mrs. W. A. Ellis.
 March 9-Benvenuto Cellini
 Mrs James $. Griffin. Three Bellini
 Mrs. Ancil Martin.
 March 10--Titian and Georgeone
 Mrs. J. H. Kibbey.
 Tasso-Mrs. w. R. Evants.
 April 11--Tiutoretto and Correggio
 Mrs. H. g. Antrim
 Niccolo Machiaveli
 Mrs. Fl. C. Lockett.
 April 12--P Pecaisso-Mrs. ". F. Deity. D'Anunzio and Gabrael Rossetti
 Mrs. F. O. Smith.
 Municipal markets and a maximum price which women will pay for. food and products are the next steps club women are taking in handling the high cost of loving problem. The encour- agement Of town markets and the de- termination to bring food down to q reasonable price within the reach of the people of moderate means is their goal The plan is also to extend the maxi mum price idea to all dry goods. By establishing what is considered a req sonable price for all household com modities, the club women hope 10 make abnormally priced articles drug on 1 the market. Merchants in many towns are already cooperating with the club women by stocking up more on necessi- ties at fair prices and not so much on | high priced 1uxuries. Municipal mar | Nets in Indianapolis and other cities are controlling the prices of many food i stuffs- Producers alone are allowed to occupy the stalls and curbstones. | Community kitchens converted into canning kitchens. are promised in many 1 cities this summer to care for sur l plus products, these to be sold al a small profit above actual operation ex : l penses, plus the cost of the vegetables, to those unprepared to. do such work 1 themselves at home. The Woman S 1 club at Washington, Connecticut was 1 among the first to open a community I canning kitchen and the idea has now l spread to many other New England communities. Civic committees in state federations of Women's clubs are urgine | the establishment of both rnunicipal
  the community canning kitchens. These will all be discussed at the civics and home economies conferences at the biennials convention of the General Federation of Women's clubs in Des Moines the third week in June As f these are subjects vital to the home the conferences promise to be among the most interesting and helpful at the convention.
 The last meeting of the Osborn Wo- mans club for this season will be held Thursday afternoon instead of Wednes- day in order not to conflict with the millinery class which will meet on that day. James Whitcomb Riley pro- gram will be presented. Mrs. J. w Baumgartner acting as chairman
 
 An evening meeting to which hus- bands of the members and other guests have been invited will be held by Mar icopa chapter, Daughters of the Ameri- can Revolution on Friday at the home of Mrs. Roland C. Dryer. the regent. a 526 East Moreland street. The even will be in the nature Of lawn fett featured by a patriotic program pre-. sented by the pupils of the Indian school. At this time report will be read of the National Congress vvnfcl met in Washington in April. the chap ter being represented by Mrs. Waltel Talbot and Mrs. W. C. Barnes A dis. fussion of rhe pageant planned in th' fall in celebration of the three hun. 9rcdntb 3OuiNerSa rs qf fhe Ta,7Gfre~ n