Arizona republican., 1921-04-03

when business session will be held at the state fair grounds. Mrs Harold Baxter will be included on the speakers list discussing the work of the Welfare League. The meeting will be an all day affair, the Wilson Parent Teacher association serving the luncheon
 Under the auspices of the home economics department, a well ar ranged program will be presented at the Woman's club Tuesday afternoon. Miss Flossie Wills, home demon l stration agent, will be the speaker. The musical program has been pre- pared by Mrs. William Burton Me Careless of the music department and will include vocal numbers by Mrs. Clyde Candy, Mrs Ben Spalding and Mrs. E. c. Doran who will sing 1 Morning" by Oley Speaks. and Wake. Miss Lindy,7 by H. Waldo l Warner. The piano numbers will be by Miss Isabelle Willis who will pre- sent the following numbers: Polka de Concert Op. by Bartlett Anitra's Dance, by Grieg. | Spring Song, by Liebling-
 The Harmony club will hold a business meeting Wednesday after noon according to the announcement made at the social session last week, presided over by Mrs. F.. A. Harring- ton, Mrs. NJ. J. McCauley, Mrs. w. V. Zellick, Mrs Fred Wilcox. Mrs. Grace Yarwood and Miss F'rieda La , veen- Announcement was also made of the delegates and alternates to attend the semi annual meeting of , the Central Arizona District Fedora tion of clubs which will be held April 12 as follows: Delegates-Mrs Henry Baswitz, Mrs. E.. J. Hughes Mrs. George C. Barnum, Mrs. Fred Mrs. H. J. Bennett, Mrs James Me- Keel, Mrs W. V. zellick, Mrs. E. "A Harrington, Mrs. w. D. O'Neil and Mrs. Frank Free, and the following alternates-Mrs- Fred Wilcox, Mrs. Benjamin Rice, Mrs. E. w. Allen Mrs. F. A. Pruitt. Mrs. H. w. Chambers, Mrs. E. L. Gielow and A w. Wilman and Mrs. A. B. Stoner.
 
 The Adams Parent Teacher asso- citation will meet Tuesday afternoon when Miss Elsie Toless state super intendent of public instruction, will be the speaker. The musical pro- gram will be presented by the schoo children.
 Family life and culture in Latir America will feature the College clut program Wednesday afternoon, Miss Gilchrist acting as chairman. Mis-: Hassie Seson will discuss "Womar and Home Life.'' and Education will be handled by the chairman. The meeting will be held at 330 o'clock at 507 North Seventh street.
 Mrs. John Langdon of Clsmenceau president of the Arizona Congress O. Mothers. will represent the state a the twenty fifth annual convention O the National Congress of Mother. and Parent t-Teacher association which will be held in Washington April 26-29. The preliminary pro 1 gram has been announced as follows
 April 25
 II a. m., ? D. m. and s D. m. Meet ing of the National Board of Man agers.
 April 25-2e
 Morning and afternoon sessions o the conference will be devoted to re ports by officers, state presidents and chairmen of departments, an' to roundtabIes for the discussion o important phases of the work of tn organization.
 April 26
 8 D. m., at Central High Schoo Admission will be by tickets sent ou fRA~N teenth street, N. W, Washington, L C.. or may be obtained from tn ! executive secretary during the meet ings.
 Music.
 Prayer.
 Greetings from the board of com missioners of the District of Go lumbia
 Greetings from the president of tn District Branch of the National Con gross of Mothers and Parent Teache associations.
 Greetings from the superintendent of schools of the District.
 Greetings from the United State Commissioner of Education.
 Response of the national 'presider of the Congress of Mothers and Par ent-Teacher associations.
 Music.
 Addresses by prominent officials
 Music.
 The program will be followed by reception by the District Branch ( the National Congress to the officer and dele&Akes in the library an