Arizona republican., 1921-11-06

Mrs John Langdon of Clemenceau. president of the Arizona Congress of Mothers will preside over a meeting of the executive board which will bel held Monday morning at the KeniI- W orth school. Plans for the annual convention which will be held in Feb ruary will be outline at this meeting. The board will be the luncheon guests cf the local council of Parent Teach CT association.
 Mrs. c. r. Hart will extend greet ings from Local Council 10 State Board and response Will be given by Mrs. Langoon. The scheduled prog ram for November being home Eco monies, short program has been ar ranged for the luncheon hour. Miss Ivy May Randall will give a special talk to the mothers on How a Moth CT Can Help Her Daughter in Her Home Economy Training" Following the luncheon demonstration will be given on rug making. D. $. Meeks will be demonstration. The afternoon program will. be held in the audito- rum, opening at o'clock with Mrs. Harry Hancock acting as chairman. Miss Flossie Nils will be main speak, CT, her topic being, Value of Milk for the Growing Child" Miss NILS will also demonstrate the adjusting of a commercial pattern. The musical program for the after noon will be furnished by Miss Anna Luke. Program will be open to the public.
 Robert E. Lee chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy, will i be among the organization reptesen- ted in the Armistice Day parade | Monday a called meeting was held al | the home of Mrs. B. M. Atwood whrn 1 decorations for the float were manu, ! factured.
 1 The next meeting will be heIi We'd nesday afternoon at o'clocK at the home of Mrs. M. D. Novinger, Min l teenth avenue and Jackson street, l Mrs. J. F. Ivy and Mrs. Fred Cotton, assisting. Echoes of the S1st Re- union of the Veterans will be presen- l ted by Mrs. H. H. Lacy and Past and Present History of the, Chapter will i be outline by Mrs. Julia Thomas. The remaining programs for the year will i be as follows:
 December l Reception to President, Mrs. J. H. Williams. Mrs. Laura Willoghby l Green Hostess.
 January Celeration in honor of Robert E. 1 Lee and Stonewall Jackson.
 History of Robert F. Lee-Mrs. L. ] J. Holzworth.
 History of Stonewan Jackson-Mrs. 1 George Olney.
 l February I Short talk on the life of George Washington-A1rs Willoughby Green.
 Colonial party.
 I March
 History of Mobile Post-Leola Vim son.
 | Sketch of Admiral Raphael semmes Mrs. Frank Baptist.
 Il Selection from the poems of Father
 Ryan-AIrs. Hosea Greenhaw, jr.
 April \ Description of the blockade of Will
 mington x. C., Runner and it's cap
 ture-Mrs. Fred Cotton and Mrs. J. r. Ivy.
 A story of the Confederate Presi-
 dent, Jefferson Davis-Mrs. w. T. Historic event in the horbor of Norfolk c. H. Kyle. Description of the monuments of New Orleans-its two great battles
 one on land and one on sea-Mrs
 H. B. Pryor.
 Open for discussion by the members of the most interesting program o' the years 1920 and 1921. Community singing of Southern melodies at each meeting. Members of the Woman's club whC are especially interested in moderr verse and drama met with Mrs 1, Franklin McClusky Thursday morn | ing. After a few words as to s3n' |. of the changes that have made tho . verse of today more simple and nat1- ! ral. Mrs. Mo Clusky read seyera verses redolent with beauty. Hel reading of Oppenheimer's Night
 held the listeners tense with interest . It is a powerful drama portraying 2 cry simple universal tragedy -;h' , grief of a mother over the death o . her first born. The setting Of th'
 drama-the crest of hill under spe'
 of night and stars-carries one iron 2 the stress of daily life. Those wht | were present felt well repaid for hay K ing given an hour out Of their morn | inE.
 Mrs. Otto Tusehka of Globe. activ e in Parent-Teacher activities and clu s work. was the guest of honor at l. tea given by Mrs. Frank T. Alklr > Tuesday afternoon. Executives d the State Congress of Mothers. anon
 others, had the pleasure or meetln
 their out of town co-worker- e z With II new names presented io q membership at its dinner meetin Il Thursday night, the Business an 't Professional Woman's club has add
 ed 50 members to its already Ion
 list Of membership since its openln I meeting for the season few weeh ago. The club has grown 10 such a extent that it has had difficulty | securing sufficiently large quarter for its dinners which hereafter WI