Arizona republican., 1920-02-22


Piano-Miss Grimes.
Week.-Mrs. Elliott.
Address Miss Freeland.
| Vical-Mrs. H. c. Lockett.
Piano-Miss Elliott.
The hostesses who made the social
hour delightful were Mrs. c. C. Green,
Mrs. Ed. Jack, Mrs. f. ]. DeFever and
Mrs. Homer Davis of the Glendale
club.
That Mrs. James S. Griffin will not
serve a second term as president of the
Womans' club was the surprising an
nCuncement of the week. Mrs. Griffin
informed the nominating committee
when formally requested to act as
president another year that she could
not accept the Craftsmanship, giving
for the reason that she could not de-
vote the time it required to the posi-
ton. Mrs. Griffin has been a most
successful chairman and it was gen.
orally conceded that she would act
a second year. Little interest was
taken in the coming election as it was
understood that the entire executive
board would be reelected. The an
nual election is scheduled for Tuesday,
March 2. when the nominating COM
mittee Mrs. H. d. Ross, Mrs. Ralph
Cameron, Mrs. L. E. Hewins. Mrs. I.
w. Pemberton and Mrs. H. 3. ST.
Claire will make the report.
The woman's club has announced
ali exceptionally fine program for
Tuesday afternoon when the music de-
partment Miss inertia Work, chairman,
will be in charge. The leading musi-
clans in the city are announced to ap-
ear and the well chosen numbers they
will give follow:
Piano
Polonaise. Opus A. $780,. Chopin
Miss Eleanor Lewis
Vocal
Deep River-...-H. T. Burleigh
The Big Brown Dear. Mamma yucca
Mrs. E. Payne Palmer.
Reading
Selected ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mrs. H. c. Lockett.
Vocal
Starry Bark ........... Harriet Ware
The Serenade-De Jon Juan.
ISChalkOWSky
Mrs. Franklin Lane.
Ger Blooming Land Ger Heather
Fay Foster
Mrs. Franklin Lane. Mrs. E. Payne
Palmer.
One of the most enjoyable meetings
of the Madison Improvement club oc-
Cured last Thursday, when an inform
al musical and social tea was given
in honor of the Washington Woman's
club, the Osborn club and a number
of invited guests. Under the direction
of Miss Eleanor Lewis, chairman OF
the club extension department of the
Musicians club, an excellent program
was rendered, each number receiving
hearty encore. Decorations, souvenirs
and a guessing contest, appropriate to
Washington's birthday were features
of the occasion. The prize in the con-
test was won by Miss Betty Femme
more.
The program rendered follows:
Piano solo-Polonaise. ....... Chopin
Miss Eleanor Lewis.
Reading-The Man in the Shadow.
Miss Inez Pierce.
Piano solo-Valse Caprice. .Newlin
Miss Deborah Brown.
Vocal solo-"Arizona" Elliott
Miss Elsie Elliot.
Reading-Selections from Chariot
Hall NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mrs. III. c. Lockett.
Dance-Rendezvous ............
Miss Betty Fennemore.
Vocal-At Dawning..
l Hear a Thrush at Eve. -
One Fine Day.
Mrs. Karola Prick.
Under the direction of Miss Elsie
Elliott who has charge of American
ization work in Glendale the Mexican
Girls club will give an old fashioned
Mexican carnival at the Glendale club
house Friday, March 5, beginning at
4 o'clock. The public is invited with
a special invitation to members of the
various women's clubs. There will be
booths with all sorts of Mexican things
for sale and a Mexican supper will
be served.
Mrs. Lee Callahan. Mrs. Jack Thorn
ton and Mrs. v. Z. Hicks will be host
esses of the social session of the Har-
mony club which will be held Wednes-
day afternoon. The club held bust
ness meeting last week when arrange
ments were made for the ST. Patrick's
dance which will be given for the
charity fund ow the club. Three new
members were admitted at this meet
ing. Mrs. n. S. Schwartz, Miss Frieda
Lavine and Miss Esther Lavine.
The Osborn Woman's club will meet