Arizona republican., 1921-02-24
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Arizona Congress Of Moth CTS And Parent-Teacher A! Assns. Opens At Banquet ihls Evening-Ends Fri day


 al child welfare conference of the piNona Congress of Mothers and rarent-Teacher Associations. which VIII open with banquet at the wom- "n club this evening.
 rs. John Langdon of Clemenceau "no VIII nave no opposition when her name is proposed for president is al ready In town. Among other early ar rvais are Mrs. J. R. Mallott of Globe, who will lead the round table discus son on kindergartens at the Friday conference. and Mrs. l.. N. George, who is here from Jerome Junction. Although the complete list of out-of- town delegates has not been sent in to .ne local committee, it is known that among other prominent child welfare workers who will register here are Mrs. J. R. Moore and Ms H. P. Pugh or Clemenceau, Mrs. Frank Hachtel of Globe. Mrs. A. l.. Newman and Mrs. e. B. Smelker of Nogales, Mrs. F. H. Reinhart of Miami and Mrs. L.. J. Haseifeld of Kirkland.
 The committee has devoted weeks to the arrangements, and Mrs. Charles Macbeth, general chairman, announced last evening that the program would be carried out without the slightest change of detail.
 pelsuatss Are in Homes The delegates are being housed in the homes of the Phoenix members of the associations affiliated with the Congress of Mothers. With view of providing social features in connection with the conference, tonight's banquet has been arranged. Reservations have been made to tho number of 200, the capacity of the clubhouse. and there were many requests for cards that had to be refused. Gov. Thomas F. Campbell will extend greetings and Mayor w. H. Plunkett will make the x1A H h.. ID Kleinsmid, president of the state uni versity. will be the speaker of the evening
 The all-day session Friday will be held in the west wing of the high school auditorium and will be given over to business, reports and election of officers featuring the morning ses- sion while round table discussions on topics of interest to the association will be given during the afternoon. On Saturday the retiring officers will give a banquet at the Y. M. c. A. to the incoming officers, the conference closing with an executive board meet ing at 2 o'clock.
 The committees active in making preparations for the conference in- i, clude Mrs. Charles Macbeth. general chairman: Mrs. E. M. Sweet. Mrs. M T. Phelps, vice chairman; Mrs. Au- brey Smith, decorations; Mrs. B. D. D3LtWelEI.s lnlOIIHdllOfls AAIS l<hhC Henderson. tickets; Mrs. F. A. Beane. credentials; Mrs. Ethel Sutherland; Mrs. Oscar Roberts, housing; Mrs. q. J. Conrad, transportation; Miss Anna Asenath Alkire. page; Mrs. II. B. Claslin. publicity.
 Program of Sessions g Following is the program for the banquet this evening and for the all- day session Friday:
 Banquet
 woman's Club, Thursday Evening Orchestra ..-......... ..-'.
 VI. Phoenix High School Orchestra Greetings ........ Gov. T. E. Campbell Address of Welcome ,.;- -.-. Mayor w. H. Plunkett Response ........ Mrs. John Langdon Solo .......... Karola Prick
 Accompanied by Meta Work <. Report of Sacramento Conference. John D. Loper, Supt. City Schools Sketch in one Act. By Students Of
 Mrs. Dwight Earl Easley "The Blessed Baby" .........:.-: ..... Edward Mumford
 Characters
 Helen Palmer. .... Louise Jackson John Wilton. Phillip Max Harvey The baby who does not appear.
 Scene
 uone of Helen Palmer's Brother Address .Dr. R. B. von KleinSmid
 President University of Arizona My Tribute" .Karola Prick, Leader
 Merta Work, Accompanist Friday. Phoenix High School
 West Wing
 Morning Session, s.30
 Mrs. J. c. Norton, presiding Lords Prayer.
 Reports-(a) officers,
 (b) Department Chaitmen,
 fc) Associations.
 td) Committees. Unfinished Business.
 New Business.
 Report of Credential Committee. Election of Officers.
 Luncheon, 1880 p. m- High schoo Cafeteria.
 Afternoon Session. 2:30
 Mrs. J. c. Norton, Presiding tnvocation - Dean Scarlet Minutes.
 Report of Resolutions Committee. Roind Table Discussions Opened b. (a) Ways and Means.s
 Mrs. M. T. Phelps. Phoenil (b) Legislation,
 Mrs. J. L. B. Alexander. Phoeni, Co Kindergarten,
 Mrs MaTott, Glob Cd) Home Economies
 Miss E1ossie Wills, Prescott fe, Picture Progression,
 T. H. Richards, Phoeui, ff) The Value of Publicity,
 Mrs. F. A. Beane. Phoeni' N,.. rributer .... Miss Bess Barklc. ,r~onfca1 balsam wood is coming int ,,.a as substitute for cork in som capacities.
 
 Fred J. Wright