Arizona republican., 1921-12-11

DSCSuiD6T E1 l1e OSDOrn woman s club will present a Christmas pro- gram for which the committee in charge Is already making arrange ments. Those who are planning the holiday event include Mrs. A. F. Baus. Mrs. T. H. Schimfessel, Mrs. L. L.. Holton, Mrs. Emil Johnson and Mrs. J. J. Heard. The club on Wednes- day held an interesting meeting at the district school under the direc- tion of Mrs J. s. Maloney and Mrs. Mildred Meister. In recognition of National Education Week George A. Judson of the Osborn school was asked to appear on the program. his talk being on school legislation. Mrs. Maloney gave Needlecraft talk while other features of the program included a piano number by Mildred Michael, a dance by Marie Louise Maris, and group of songs by Mrs. c. k. Wildermute.
 Only a few days remain for the collection Of garments by the local branch of the Needlework Guild. Mrs. Roland c. Dryer, who Is particularly active in the work, said yesterday that the last call for garments had been made and the contributions win not be received after Thursday. Those who care to contribute are asked to give two new garments or articles for the benefit of the sick and needy. The contributions are being received by Mrs. Dryer. Mrs. Ida Lawrence and Miss Frances El- Mott.
 The Harmony club win hold a bazaar and bridge Wednesday after noon at the Woman's club. Mrs. Eugene J. Hughes, chairman of the general bazaar committee, has an- nounced that the gale will open promptly at l o'clock and will be fol- lowed by an interesting card game. The proceeds from the affair will be turned over to the charity fund.
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 The civics education department of the Woman's club will hold a de- partmental meeting Monday after noon at 2:3o o'clock. Mrs. Harold Baxter. member of the county child service exchange conducted by Mar icopa County welfare league.
 The club women are taking an ac- tive part in the sale of Christmas seals, presiding over booths that are scattered about the down town dis tricts. The Harmony club will be in charge of the booth at the Adams this week while the Osborn Woman's club will have charge of the booth in Goldwaters. Mrs. T. D. English and Mrs. Fred Joy will preside over the Goldwater booth for their club on Monday while the following club members will be in charge on the different days: Mrs. Temple Emery and Mrs. J. J. Heard. Tuesday: Mrs. Robert Caldwell and Mrs. Frank Mayer. Wednesday,: Mrs. Grieg Scott and Miss Elizabeth Rice. Thursday: Mrs. James Brown and Mrs. John Stakae, Friday; Mrs. Schimfessell and Mrs. J. W. McElwen. Saturday.
 The Tempe Woman's club will meet Friday afternoon when Miss Etelka Weiss, public health nurse, will dis cuss the work being done in this county by the anti tuberculosis as- sociation. Red Cross Christmas seals will be on sale and the club members will be asked to support the movement. A cooked food sale will be held in connection with the meeting, each member being re- quested to bring guest.
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 Maricopa Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will give its annual card party Thursday after noon, January 26. in the Adams hotel. The event will be for the benefit Of those who are needy and in i'll health. Last years affair attracted the larg- est gathering of any benefit bridge of the season and it Is believed that the former success will be surpassed in the function planned for the com ing month.
 The Daughters gave a charming af fair last Thursday when clever little pupils of the Arizona School of Mu- sic in Colonial costumes presented the following program:
 Colonial Dance
 Martha DeSouza, Dorothea Jean
 Garrett, Mary Louise Maris,
 Jane Shepherd
 Reading, 'When Grandma Danced the Minuet"-
 Dorothy Stauffer
 Dance-"The Minuet"-
 Dorothy Stauffer, Kermit King
 "The Cave and Cliff Dweliers of Arizona" was the subject of an inter- esting talk given before the College club Wednesday afternoon by Karl Ruppert of the state university. H. lustrated by lantern slides and fea- tured by exhibits including agricul- tural tools. weaving. ancient jewelry. MT. Ruppert held the undivided at tention of his audience. The program was given additional charm in the musical numbers presented by Mrs.