Arizona republican., 1921-11-27

with an exquisite duo. Cadmen's plaintive Sayonara.
 Credit must be given also to the splendidly sympathetic accompani- ments played by Blanche Port Run yon and Mrs. Milton Smith.
 Miss Louise Freeland and Mrs. c. E. Phelps will be the speakers at a business meeting of the Harmony club scheduled for Wednesday after noon. Current events topics will be handled by the well known speakers. At the close of the program an art exhibition will be held, the paintings being the work of one of the mem bers. Mrs. Henry Baswitz, former | president of the club. On December fl the club will hold bazaar in con- nection with a public bridge.
 The Woman's club of Mesa will hold its annual business meeting in January, when officers for the 1922 1 23 season will be elected. The club is devoting part of its every meeting this year to a discussion of current events, while other interesting fea- lures combine to make up we'll balanced program. The December calendar includes a children's party l OllltE interesting GNGnIS- l lAt months program will open on the 2d. the numbers to be presented and those i for the balance of the year announced by the committee yesterday will be as follows:
 December
 2nd-Current Topics, literature de- partment. Mrs. w. J. Van Spancke- ren, chairman.
 16th-Current Topics. Home Eco monies department. Mrs. G. P. Light.
 soth-Current Topics. children's department. Miss Ruth Huber, chairman.
 January, 1922
 13th-Election of officers. Current Topics Mrs. c. A. Robinson, presi- dent district federation; Mrs. E. F. Flanigan, president state federation Music.
 27th-Current Topics, Arizona Day Indian Legends of Arizona, Miss Por- ter, Tempe normal; The Govern ment's Education of the Indians of Arizona, Mir. Brown, superintendent Phoenix Indian school.
 February 1oth-Good fellowship day. Mrs Marion B1akely, chairman. l 24th-Current Topics. literature de ! partment. Mrs. w. J. Van Spanke' ren, chairman.
 10th-Current Topics. Open meet. ing. The State Farm, Prof. G. E l Thompson, University of Arizona f Music.
 f 24th-Current Topics. home eco T monies department. Mrs. G. F. Light : chairman.
 7 7th-Current Topics. Miss Elsi lrr-,z. .,,r1arir,tapdanf of schools : Music.
 a of new officers; annual reports. a With the organization of distric i federation of clubs covering Green lee. Graham and Gila counties, ever n idistrict in the state, with the excep O tion of the territory covered by Pima Q Santa Cruz and Coconino countie: . has been organized into district fed n erations. The latest section to fed if crate has nine charter members. in
 cluding the women's clubs of Miam lGlobe, Duncan, Morenci, Metcal ,s KIondyke, Stafford and the Grahai n County Music club. The organize ,s of the federation was Mrs. H. '. Guild, past president of the state feo
 eration of clubs.
 s The woman's club will entertai . with Christmas party and bride
 Tuesday afternoon. December 20, tt m chairmen of the departments actin l. as hostesses.
 h A demonstration Of Hopi brea 2. making will be given at a meetiT Id of the home economies departmeI S- of the Woman's club by Mrs. Car st F. Marshall. who visited the Ho 2 tribe recently. Mrs. Marshall wi
 also describe the customs of the II rsi dians as she learned to know the D. on the reservation. Miss Ivy Ms e. Randall. domestic science teacher CT the Adams school. will give talk (
 .Co-operation Between Mothers al I'll Students in Home Economies in Il ed Schools" The meeting has been al ce nounced for 2:15 o'clock by the chai