Arizona republican., 1921-11-06

arranged program Wednesday after noon. The meeting has been called for 2:30 o'clock.
 The women of Payson have organ ized a Womans club with 15 charter members. The organization will con centrate on village improvement, the discussions and activities being de- voted almost exclusively to commun- ity betterment- Mrs. Edna Chilson ist the club president.
 The Northern Arizona district fed eration of Womens clubs at its con vention last month endorsed Mrs. T. E. Cureton of Williams as president of the state federation of Women's clubs. Mrs. Cureton is the second vice president of the federation and popular with club women throughout the state.
 For the purpose of transacting bus mess of importance, Mrs. Henry D. Ross, president of the state fedora tion of musical clubs. has called special meeting of the executive board for Friday. November IS. The meeting will be held at the home of the president, 12l9 North Central avenue. The business includes nam ing a successor to Mrs. George H. Bretherton, first vice president, re- signed; amending the constitution and bylaws to conform to the new instrument adopted by the national body atthe June convention; select ing the place and time for our an- nual convention, and preparing the program for the same. and such other details of business as may appear necessary.
 A program of artistic worth will be presented at the Woman's club Tues day afternoon, when Mrs. Franklin McCluskey will give two readings; 'The Twelve Pound Lock-" by Barrie, and Suppressed Desires by Susan | Glasspell. Mrs. David Likuaity' chairman Music committee, has se- cured the following musical numbers to supplement the program: Violin n............R Robert Saunders
 Accompanist Orley lies
 "Appassionata"
 l. Introduction
 2. Theme
 3. Variation
 By Vieuxtents l Piano-Orley Hes
 "Noveleta" (D Major). Mcdowell i AeASeAANAOAA " ~%' i
 The Peoria Woman's club observed Library Day at it's regular meeting l Tuesday. The presentation of many books by the members and others in- ! terested. has given the Peoria public 1 library its initial start. The library l committee entertained with Hal 1 lowe'en masquerade affair, thus add i ing several dollars to the library fund. The committee plans to oper the library by December l.
 The Osborn woman's clubs diver I sified program Wednesday interested large number of club women pres I ent at the meeting. A. w. Liefgreer gave a talk on Flowers We Car Grow in Our Garden" giving helptu advice to the home gardner. Mrs T Gordon Suggs, chairman of the ar department, discussed art and htera' ture, and Mrs. J. H. Beatty of th' Green Meadow club gave talk or birds. Music was an added feature of the program thar was well receiv- ed. piano and violin numbers being furnished by the program commit tee.
 The Phoenix branch of the Needle work Guild will hold its annual eN . hibit at the Woman's club Tuesda, q afternoon, November 15. The clNlc , education department of the club ha invited the guild to hold it's exhibit which will be on display immediate 2 lv following the club program. whicl C will be open to the public. Article ' desired by the guild include schoo dresses, underwear and outing fan nei night gowns for men, women ant = children, coats, sweaters. hats, caps ] shoes. infants outfits, sheets, pillow slips. towel. bedding, stockings. Al articles donated will be on exhibi I ton. Anyone may become a mempe of the guild by giving two new gar uoents or other articles. Those de siring information may call up tn ' president, Miss Mary c. Utey, S24' or Mrs. Roland c. Dryer. vice presi dent. 3597.
 Maricopa chapter, Daughters of tn American Revolution, VIII meet the Woman's club at 2:30 o'cloc Thursday afternoon, the principe speaker being Roland C. Dryer who's subject will be ''Women in the Per iod of Discovery" Mrs. E. Payn NPalner will sing and the hostesse Mrs. Scott White, Mrs. Garland l
 Couch. Mrs. J. W. Coverdale an
 Mrs. A. G. Cate.
 Mrs. J. s. Murless, chairman Of tf applied education department of tn
 Osborn Woman's club has organlze
 a sewing class which will meet O
 Saturday of each week at the distrl'
 school.
 
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