Arizona republican., 1921-03-20
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Under the auspices of the civics education department Mrs. J. A. Rig gins chairman. a Y. w. c. A. program will be presented at the club Tuesday afternoon More than a glimpse of the work of the girls department will be given by the speakers who head the departments and the girls themselves who will take part in the program. Miss Esther Dayman, girls work sec retary of the Pacific coast field, will be one of the speakers discussing Girls Work in the Y" Miss Frances Sham baugh, girls secretary of Phoenix. has ''The Phoenix Y. W. c. A. and You for her subject, while Miss Mary Lee. the girls work secretary, will outline the work Of the department she heads. The remainder of the program will be presented by the department, the open ing ceremonial being given by the Blue Triangle corps of the Monroe school, the freshmen council and the Blue Fri angle cabinet of the high school. Miss Helen Coulson, seventh grade pupil of the Monroe school, will tell the club women of the Purpose of the Grade School Girl Reserve. Miss Esther Lopez of the Nightengale corps of the Monroe school will speak on The Girl Reserve at Best A demonstration council meeting will be staged by the freshmen council while the Blue Tri- angle demonstration of a cabinet meet ing will close this part of the program.
 One of the interesting numbers will be the songs sung by Miss Susie Meek, an Indian girl. Miss Meek is a mem Der of the national board who has ac- complished wonders in her work among the Indian girls.
 Club women who will contribute to the program are Mrs. Thomas Pres colt, who will furnish piano numbers, and Mrs. Henderson Stockson, who will sing group of songs
 The Osborn Woman's club will meet on Wednesday afternoon when Dr. Mary Neff will give a talk on Die tetics. In addition to the lecture by Dr. Neff a delightful musical program will be presented by trio compris- ing Mrs. C. NJ. Candy, Mrs Ben Spaulding and Mrs. B. A. Goran with Mrs. Mary R. Arnott as accompanist. Among the numbers given will l,e At Twilight" tRudolf Friend); Absent (MetcalD. while Annie Laurie Will feature the last group of songs sung Mrs Vivian Young Nickerson will give a reading My Ain Countrie.'
 Members of the Womans club will be out en masse Monday afternoon at the public reception to be given by the art department and the art exhibi- tion committee au the Miller Sterling gallery, 42 North Central avenue, in honor of Jessie Benton Evans, whose exhibition of Ariona paintings opens that day All club women of the city have been invited to meet Mrs. Evans
 Five more clubs and departments of clubs federated with the Arizona fed eration of musical clubs during the past week according to Mrs Henry D. Ross, state president It is under stood that all the clubs which affili- ated will be present at the first state convention which will meet in Miami April 5, a day in advance of the meet ing of the Arizona federation of Wo- mems clubs The Mcdowell Music Club of Nogales; Graham County Music Club of Stafford; Miami Music Study club; and the music depart ments of the Woman's club Of Globe and Nomans club of Williams are the latest clubs to federate with the or ganization headed by Mrs. Ross The Harmony club will give pub- lie dance at the Woman's club Tues day evening, the proceeds of the affair to be devoted to carrying oh the charl- table work of the organization The event is being charmingly arranged with particular attention to the dance program On Wednesday the club gav' a St PatriclS's bridge tea at which al the features-the decorations, tally cards and shments-expressed ths St. Patrick idea The hostesses were Mrs. w. E. Saxton, Mrs. Eugene Hughes, Mrs J. l.. Thurman, Mrs W. D. O'Neill and Mrs J. G. Mason
 
 In June, 1921, the National Fedora ton of Musical Clubs will hold 1t biennial festival A feature of thl l festival is the awarding or so,oV 1 the 'sApocalypse-
 The plan adopted by the federation | for raising this money is as follows: | It is decided to raise Mile | Dimes"
 Each musical club in the countr- i pledges itself to ask of its member 1 that each one shall obtain Foot O l Dimes" which means taking foo rule and placing upon it enough coin t ! cover it's length. It requires l1 dime to do this. It is suggested that eaci 1 member ask her friends for these smal contributions to make the numb Der.