Arizona republican., 1921-04-24
Teacher associations which will b' held in Washington this week.

Teacher associations which will be held in Washington this week.
 The annual business meeting of Maricopa chapter, D. A. R. will be held Wednesday afternoon, April 27. at the home of Miss Ora Orme, 3T5 East Thomas road
 The annual reports of the officers will be given at this time, and the election of officers will take place. It is hoped that every member will make a special effort to be present. This will be a closed meeting, open to members only.
 Next Monday afternoon at o'clock, the chapter will have a special cere- mony at Greenwood cemetery when the body of Count Duppa will be re- moved from the old Masonic cemetery and laid to rest in Greenwood. Sev- eral years ago the chapter erected monument over the grave, comme- morating the fact that the count was credited with having given Phoenix its name, and this monument will be placed over the new grave.
 Members of the College club and their guests enjoyed a desert picnic on Saturday.
 The Woman's club will hold its last regular meeting for the year on Tuesday when a general review of the work that has been accomplished !. through it's various departments will be presented. The annual depart mental reports will be of particular interest to active club workers. A musical program will be one of the attractive features provided by the executive board and will include group of songs sung by MT. Charles Korrick and the following piano num- bers by Ovie Carlisle: Witches Dance" (McDowen); "Murmuring Zephyrs." (Jensen) and Polonaise In c Minor. (Grieg).
 The Home Economies department of the Woman,s club will enjoy pie nic at Litchfield Monday at the home of Mrs. Burton. All members of the club are eligible to attend the event.
 The Child Welfare committee will have charge of the program presented by the Osborn Woman's club at it's meeting on Wednesday. The host esses will be Mrs. Greig Scott. Mrs. R. w. Seaman, Mrs. Blanch Simmons, Mrs. John B. Slona, Mrs. Mitt Sims, Mrs. H. c. Smith, Mrs. Luther Stew Strathy, Mrs. W. L. Stone and Mrs F. B. Slagle.
 Clever members of the College club presented a program of their own work Wednesday when poems, child stories, sketches demonstrated their ability as writers. Miss Edith Evans, former member of the club who is now a resident of the coast sent a charming poem on 'Friendshlp which was read before the club. Mrs. l.. NJ. Fitzhugh also contributed a lovely poem while a group of poems she has published were read by Mrs. Franklin McCluckey. Miss Bertha Knipe read three short poems of which she is the autor and an fnterst- ing child's story was Miss Gilchrist's s contribution. Mrs. Henry D. Ross in her brilliant inimitable style submit ted sketch on Arizona In the Early Days and domestic sketch, written in an effective Manner was read by Mrs. Charles Morgan.
 Maricopa chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution will hold a cooked food sale at o'clock Saturday afternoon at the Bon Ton grocery. swhose Say Is It. was the sub ject of talk given by Dr. Arthur Lee Odell before the High School Parent Teacher association yesterday. Dr. Odell clearly set forth the rights of children and parents in their relation with each other. The well attended meeting was presided over by Mrs. J. L. B. Alexander. the president
 The art and literature department of the Woman's club will hold its last departmental meeting of the year Monday afternoon at 2:15 o'clock. An | interesting program will be presented | by Mrs. Frank O. Smith who will 1 discuss D'Annunzio and Rosetti.