Arizona republican., 1921-10-23

pathy and cooperation in the coming sale of Christmes seals for carrying on the work of the Anti Tuberculo- sis Society. As state chairman of the divisions of the department of public welfare Miss Freeland has been urged to encourage this work by the head of the department for the general federation. Mrs. Elmer Blair, of New York, who is also on the national board of Modern Health Crusade In speaking of sale yes terday Miss Freeland declared that 1t Is the hope of. the Tuberculosis So- clety this year to raise sufficient funds to enable it not only to con unde all its present activities but among some development to be able to put this modern health crusade in every school in the state.
 
 Weak points in the present educa- tional system were pointed out by Elsie Toles, state superintendent of public instruction, at a meeting of the Alhambra Womans club on Tues day evening. Miss ToleS touched particularly upon differences between the rural and city schools. She told of the new certification policy which has been subject of attention of the state board of education and the changes made that will have the eff feet of raising the standards of teachers in the schools of the state. Mrs. Henry D. Ross, president of the state federation of musical clubs also appeared on the program discussing Music in the State''
 
 Two new garments contributed in ma Der of the Phoenix branch of the Needle Work Guild which expects 10 add many names to its member snip list this season. Last year the local branch contributed 495 new garments and articles for use of the needy and sick of Phoenix and the valley. These were divided accord ing to published report among the Associated Charities, Anti Tubercu- losls Society, Bethany Home. Crit tenden Home, Day Nursery, County Tubercular Hospital, schools and special cases. Any one interested in the work can obtain information from Miss Mary G. Utley Eleventh and Mcdowell road. whose telephone number is S245.
 Under the auspices of the art and literature department of the Wom- ans club, Mrs. w. F. Hammett, chair man, the Miller Sterling company will hold its annual art exhibition at the club Tuesday afternoon, the meeting being open to the general public until o'clock Through MT ! Loring in charge of the Medical So- ciety. the Miller Sterling company has been able to arrange for a rep resentative collection of prints foI it's eighth annual exhibition. The Medical Society was formed in London some years ago for the pur- pose of faithfully reproducing in col or the works of the great masters in ! art, being, it may be said a linea1 i descendent of the Arundel Society 1 only carrying it's achievements to the | greater degree made possible by the l developed scientific knowledge oi | color processes. The prints put out ! by this Society are spoken of by the | highest art critics as the supreme accomplishment in color re-produc- ton.
 The main feature of the exhibition however, will be group of canvasses 1 by two well-known members of the art colony in Taos, N. NJ, Herber' Dunton and Ralph Meyers. Those who attended last years exhibition l will remember two or three smal pictures by these artists, which were | loaned by Miss May Noble. The clut is fortunate this year in having about 1 thirty canvasses by these two noted 1 men, whose clever portrayal of ths Taos country is we'll known to east 1 ern art lovers.
 In addition to these a group O sketchings by Ralph Pearson, a mar T of national fame as an etcher anC maker of book plates, who is alst a distinguished member of the Tao. Art Colony. will afford special pleas ure to those particularly interested l in this branch of art.
 Miss Noble who has only recently returned from Taos will give a shor 1 talk and the musical program ar ranged by Mrs. David Liknaitz, chair man of the music committee will b. as follows:
 Mrs. H. Alden Enyeart, vocal selec- tion, (a) Platter of the Shore" (b The Question:" by Trehaine. T Miss Gladys Harris, violinist, "Sa lute De Armour by Elgar.
 The Harmony club will give bene fit card party Wednesday afternoon at the Woman's club. the event be. i i,,r tI, af a fD he rrfz- -aF