Arizona republican., 1921-03-27

per, group of songs comprising the following: "At Twilight Rudolph F'riend). Absent" (Metcalf) and Annie Laurie sung by a trio composed of Mrs. G. M. Candy. Mrs. Ben Spaulding and Mrs. E. A. Goran, accompanisl Mrs. Mary R. Arnott, was delightfula rendered, the singers voices blending beautifully. A talk on "Dietetics," wS. given by pr. Mary Neff in her usua. entertaining and instructive maner. [
 The last number on the program was reading. My Ain Countrie,' by Mrs Vivian Young Nickerson. In this num- Der Mrs. Nickerson was at her best, | carrying her audience with her through | the sadness and joy of the story.
 April 8 has been selected as the date | on which the music and home econo- | mics sections of the Woman's club will give benefit bridge for local charities. | That it will be one of the largest ar fairs of the year is already certain in view of the fact that more tha<i 10 tables have already been reserved ana that is believed to be but half the num- Der of those who will ottend the event. Those desiring reservations are re auested to telephone Miss May Utiey, S245
 Exquisite spring floral effects will be given under the direction of Mrs J. c Hurley with a corps Of assistants delightful program will be given our ing the tea hour including Clara Bart lett Nells, soprano. She will sing . group of songs and Miss Elizabeth Ixopez. dainty and talented toe dancer, will also appear on the program | The music section of the Woman's club, Miss Frances Elliott chairman | will hold it's last departmental meetlng for the year Friday April l, from 7; ~ | s.9 o'n The home economies section will be guests of the music sec ton on this occasion. At the conclu-
 sion of the program tea will be served Mrs. Sanford Denny. Mrs. Charles
 Craver, Mrs. J. c. Hurley and Mrs 1 Charles Botsford, presiding. - Mrs. Lillian Adams Liknaitz will have charge of the program which fol- l lows:
 At Sunrise" .....--. Homer Gruhn
 "Song of the Mesa" .-... Homer Grunn
 Indian Dance" -.-.-... Homer druhh l Lillian Adams-Liknaitz
 "Slumber Song of Izumo". | .Getrude Ross 1 Dawn of the Desert Gertrude Ross "Ode to Mountain Fujiyama .-;.- Mrs. P. G. Salisbury
 Melody ...-..------- BeI.ha Hnebor Caprice Sylvan Bertha Weoei 5f Polonaise. e......- Henry Schoenlele | Rirds at Dawn. Fannie Dillon
 Lillian Adams-Liknaitz ,s
 Moon Dreams .-..-....---'- .Me.caiit IT
 At NightfaH M -.
 Light ...-...... - oteN Neiisoi' Mrs P G. Salisbury l Mrs. W. E. Deity at piano
 Maricopa chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will give bene- fit bridge at the Adams on Thursday
 afternoon. In addition to cards de- lightful musical program will be pre- sented during the tea hour. The at- fair is in charge of Mrs. Orrin Standage
 and Mrs c. W. Botsford-
 The art and literature department of the Woman's club will meet Monday
 afternoon when Mrs H. c. Parsons Will
 have for her subject "Titisn and
 "Tasso."
 The Harmony club will give benefit
 dance at the Woman's club on Tuesday
 evening for the benefit of its charity
 fund. The club has been active in its
 charity work this winter and to con
 tinue to carry on has found it neces-
 sary to raise additional funds. The dance is being delightfully."- planned and those who attend will enjoy charming
 event and at the same time aid Q
 worthy cause. The arrangements foi | the dance were made at meeting o' the club Wednesday afternoon st whicf ! Mrs. Henry Baswitz, president pre- l sidd. Among other matters discussed was the annual convention of the State
 Fexeration of Clubs which will meet in Miami April 5-9. The hostesses o , this weeks meeting. which will be 6 social session, will be Mrs. E. A. liar rington, Mrs. w. E. Zellich, Mrs. Fret l Wilcox, Mrs NJ J. McCulley, Mis. , Frieda Laveen and Miss Grace Var 2 wood