Arizona republican., 1920-11-14

stitute and tho American Mayflower council have been active in co-ordina- ting these plans.-War Camp Com munity Service.
 Out of town visitors in Phoenix, par ticularly those from California and other states, who attended the Musi- clans club concert at the Woman's clubhouse last Monday evening, were impressed by the fact that they had found here three artists of real merit, Mrs. Karola Prick, soloist Eugene Redewill, violinist, and Wendell Jones' pianist and accompanist. The musical performance of these local artists, each of whom claims Phoenix as home, was doubly delightful to eastern and coast people, who had not expected to find artists so worthy of the name in an out of the way city of Arizona.
 Mrs. Prick has never appeared to better advantage in her years Of sing ing in this country and in Europe, than she did at the recent concert. Her arias were exquisite, and her final number Madame Butterly' brought storm of applause. She sang as en- cores The Brownies" a wierd little folk song, and Tn the Time of Roses" which, coming just after the dramatic climax of Madame Butterfly" showed the versatility of the artist. Her pro- gram was in French, Italian and Eng fish.
 Eugene Redewill gave several de- lightful numbers on the violin. which were greatly appreciated. Wendell Jones, who accompanied Mrs. Prick and MT. Redewill. is connected with the local high school. and also has a studio for harmony and pipe organ.
 
 Mrs. Francis H. Redewill will act as chairman of the meeting of the College club Wednesday which will be held at 507 North Fifth street. The subject of the afternoons discussion will be Panama and the Canal.' Mrs. Redewill having the Building of the Canal" as | her her topic. Miss Bean will discuss The Canal in International Law"
 
 The music section of the Woman's s club, Miss Frances Elliott. chairman and Mrs. Clyde Candy, secretary, will entertain with a Harvest dance at the club house on Saturday evening. The decorative scheme will be unusually elaborate fruit, flowers, foliage and grains carrying out the idea. The | guests will be received by Mrs. Francis Fl. Redewil, Mrs. Harland J. Gray, Mrs Chris Walker, Mrs. Fred A. Woolsey Mrs. c. H. Young, Mrs. Dixie Matthie and Mrs. F. A. Jefferson. A cabaret supper will be a feature of the evening the supper being served by the home economies department of the club, Mrs J. P. Ivy, chairman. She will be as- sisted by Mrs. Ernest Munson, Mrs. c F. England, Mrs. Harry Welch, Mrs Alton Stoner, Mrs. l.. A. Jackson and Miss D. A. Gilchrist.
 The organization or the State Feder- ation of Musical Clubs was the event of paramount importance in clubdom last week. While all the city clubs cancelled programs because of the faiI it was the most fitting time to hold the organization convention because of the many club women in the city from other parts of the state. Mrs. H. D Ross, who was unanimously elected president, is at present iri Akron. Ohio l in attendance at the annual board meeting of the national federation which is regarded as the most con- rstructive and important yet held by the organization. The members of tn. board are being entertained at Stan, Yhwet hall the beautiful home of tn, national president Mrs. F. A. Seiber ling. A brief outline of the program which opened last week and closes ol Tuesday evening follows:
 Reception.
 Opening session and reports of of ficers.
 Social.
 Extention department under secon vice president, Mrs. Frederick ". Alb bolt.
 Great national sing. Mrs. David Ale Campbell. national chairman; Earl Xii