Arizona republican., 1920-12-05

program of the Musicians club tomor- row afternoon when the well arranged numbers will be presented under the direction of Mrs. Pliny A. Tharaldson. The program has been announced for o'clock at the Womans club. It fol- lows:
 Piano
 The Russian Dance Rudolph -F'riml |
 Mrs Laura Brill
 Chanson Indone .Rimslsy Korsakoff | (Aa song of India from the
 legend "Sadko')
 Lullaby ......... ,Eduard Napravnik |
 (From the Opera "Harold')
 Miss Ida Mae Coke N@kNler -.-,...... .Nicolal Von Wllm | Mrs. w. R. Bertran and Miss
 Francis Elliot
 Russian Folk Dance CheySJogar | French Dance. "The Faradole". Pupils of Yua Sonstagard King Alma Lowery, Marion Stein berg, Dorothy Johnson, Violet Heitz, Eloise Smith. Kermit
 King
 Accompanist, Miss Alethea Pierson. Mrs. W. w. Watkins was reelected president at the annual meeting of the College club held Wednesday afternoon. Elected to serve with Mrs Watkins were Mrs. Kimball Canister as first s vice president, Miss Glendale Griffiths as second vice president, Mrs. Clarence Ray Craig as secretary, Miss Beatrice M. Sumers as treasurer and Mrs. L. ' M- Fitzhugh as auditor The next reg ular meeting of the club will be held on the fifteenth when a program on Peru will be presented under the leadership of Mrs. Charles MI. Morgan. The club is planning an occasional social session, to it's regular programs, the initial af- fair being a luncheon at the Ranch House on Jan. s.
 Mrs. Henry D. Ross, president of the Arizona Federation of Musical clubs. is expected home shortly from the east. Mrs. Ross spent a week at Akron the guest of Mrs. Frank Soldering, presi- dent of the national federation of mu- Eical clubs and while ther attended a meeting of the executive board of the federation.
 The executive board of the Arizona N Congress of Mothers will meet at the play ground and cottage at the state fair grounds at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. The meeting is being held at the fair for the purpose of giving practical demonstration of what the Congress did for the little folk during :air week.
 
 The P. F. O. will meet Tuesday eve ming at the home of Mrs A. w. Smith. All members and visiting members are M invited to attend the gathering by the Z committee in charge.
 On Wednesday afternoon, the regular t meeting day of the Osborn Woman's club, the applied education department will give it's first program This de- N partment is one of the largest in the club and the chairman announces tha a program of more than usual interes will be given.
 Among the numbers is a reading, cutting from Seventeen" by Bootl Tarkington, given by the we'll knowl artists Mrs. Vivian Young -Dickerson The president of one of the leading banks of the city will address the clu on the subject of Thrift and Cen servation." He will draw from his owl experience in presenting the subjec and set forth the results that may b attained.
 The millinery class of the departmen will exhibit the hats made by the mem bers and not only the cost of each ha will be given byt the estimated valu of each will be placed upon them b an experienced milliner. E The hostesses of the day are Mes danes Flock. Fine, Flynn, Franci Fowler. Franklin, Frazier. Gleason Glan cock and Goewry.
 The art and literature department ( the Womans club will meet at 2; o'clock Monday afternoon the progral being featured by the discussion Mrs. l.. E. Hewin of Dante's "DiviT n Comedy' and Botticelli as handled ! Mrs. Marion David F. Johnson. Und, tba efficient leadership of Mrs w. rfr ant Ia q department is giving a series of wort vUf1le programs and the creditab work accomplished has attracted tl attention of the entire club membe sbip as well as those who are affiliate with the department.
 The December council meeting of u dsDartment chairmen of the Centr Arizona District Federation of Won en's clubs will be held Tuesday nor ing at 10 o'clock at the home of chairman, Mrs. Greig Scott, 3305 Nor Central avenue.
 Miss May Noble, who for two yea was chairman of the art department the Phoenix Woman's club, and who no,v chairman of the fine arts depaI Ynent of the state, will be at the meC ing to give the members the bene of her wide experience in handling cl department work.
 
 cb1irmen are able to meet and discu uF>bods of handling their work wi The state and national chairmen c onIv result in better and more unifol denartments, club leaders declare.
 Each department chairman and di .ion chairman within the central d Strict is earnestly requested to atte these meetings by the committee charge.
 The Washington Woman's club nranniug an elaborate Commun T,ostivaJ for Christmas. the club to inc with the public school and S' dov school in making the event of g er91 interest to all the children of district A holiday program will ,.resented and there will be reme 5rances for all the youn,ssite5r5s, ,asi5 Of Teirbborhood. The club held it's rel rneetinr on Friday afternoon rcoture being a demonstration of rircICss cooker.
 n .., rr,rr,onyy club has made el