Arizona republican., 1921-02-13

State Federation of Clubs will return to Arizona from Illinois by March 1 to arrange the music program for the federation convention which will be | held in Miami in April. Mrs. Miller, who has an exceptionally beautiful so- prano voice. has been in Chicago all winter continuing her study of voice In all probability she will stop in Phoe- nix for a few days en route for her home and while here will be the guest 1 of Mrs. Henry D. Ross. president of | the State Federation of Musical Clubs
 
 Joe V. Prochaska- state game warden, will be the principal speaker at the regular meeting of the Wilson Parent Teacher association on Friday after noon. MT. Prochaska will take Boy Scouts for his subject. | Maricopa chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution. will give bridge benefit at the Adams hotel on Thurs i day, March 31- The proceeds of the event will be used in furthering the work of the organization among the healthseekers in the valley. The bridge will be pleasantly planned and there | will be features, other than cards, for l those who do not care to participate in | the game. Tables may be reserved through Mrs. Orrin Standage. | Elsie ToIes, state superintendent of public instruction. will be the speaker at the Woman's club on Tuesday after noon when she will discuss "School Legislation" The meeting will be un- der the auspices of the civics education department Mrs. Ralph Cameron, chairman, and in addition to the talk by Miss Toles the following musical numbers will be given.
 l Piano
 l Carnival Scenes Griae- | Miss Cordelia Hulburd vocal
 Invocation to Eros' - l Jean Paul kursteineF Little Mother of Mine" Burleigh "A Birthday Song. MacFayden Helen Boyle Haworth |
 The civics education department of | the Woman's club, Mrs Ralph Cam eron, chairman, will hold business session Monday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock
 A juvenile auxiliary club of the Ma l tional Federation of Musical clubs was organized at the Osborn school Tues 1 day afternoon under the name of the Apollo club. Forty children enrolled as members The officers elected to serve the first year include: Director, Mrs. Luther Steward; assistant director, Mrs. c. H. McKellips; president, Freda Hart; vice president, Jack Tharpe; re- cording secretary, Mildred Nickle; l historian, Gertrude Cross: treasurer, Myrtle Messinger
 | After the election of officers the fol- lowing pleasing program was rendered. Piano-Valse Pittoresque- Reinhold
 Ruth Middleton
 Reading Story of Pan. Mrs. McKellup Fan dance Louise Rozienne Piano-Caprice- ~ Emil Liebling Helen Kidd | Indian dance-Mildred Ragsdale Jane Alexander, Virginia Hash, Josephine
 McKellup.
 The College club will meet Wednes- day afternoon when Mrs. Grattan Dougherty will present a paper on "The Rubber Industry and Mrs. Greer will discuss Grain and Stock Raising in the Argentine The meeting will be held at 507 North Seventh street at 3:30 o'clock
 The Tempe Woman's club will meet on Friday afternoon at o'clock when I Miss Daisy Buck will discuss Home l Economies" A food display will SUD- compare food values. Mrs. A. D. Quinn will give a ten-minute manazine review and following it's usual custom the c1uh will present well arranged musical program
 
 Arizona day was celebrated at the Osborn Woman's club on Tuesday, this being an annual institution with the club. Following an interesting musica and literary program, an address upor Arizona history was delivered by State Historian James H. McClintoclz l Colonel McC1intock warmly com mended the trend of thought of wom- ans clubs toward better acquaintance with their own land and with it's story All over Arizona clubs are beginning