Arizona republican., 1921-05-01

IneellHS TOT IHe ScdSOn w eOHcSddy afternoon at Desert Inn Mrs Frank lin McCluskey will have charge of the program and will speak on the subject of Literature and Art in Latin America" Miss Mary Isabelle Irwin will discuss Latin American Problems" and an open discussion of What Have We Gained from Our Study of Latin America?" will fol- low. Those who have not made ar engagements for attending the meeting are requested to telephone to Mrs. w. P. Duncan, 1258, who has charge of the transportation. The program committee of the Woman's club will meet Tuesday af- ternoon when it will outline the cal endar for the coming year. The Washington Woman's club met Friday afternoon at the country home of Miss Louise Free; and where a reception was held to the newly l elected officers: Mrs. William Tetz- laff, president; Mrs. Chris Hover, Hover. vice president; Mrs. s. T. Stanley, secretary, and Miss Grace Grimes, treasurer. The event was also in the nature of a farewell to Mrs. R. N. Fleet, a popular member of the club who is leaving shortly for California where she will make her home. Miss c. M. Gilchrist was one of the speakers of the afternoon, the superintendent of Associated Chari- ties, telling the club women how they could be of assistance in the work. Martcopa Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution held its last business session os the year Wednes- day afternoon when annual election of officers was held. Mrs w. F. Hammett who has been prominent in the work for a number of years was | chosen regent while Mrs. c. w. Bots- ford was elected vice president. Re- maining members of the executive board selected at the meeting include Mrs. Orrin Standage, recording sec retary; Mrs. Ethel Clark, treasurer; Mrs. W. E. Thomas, registrar; Mrs. George Wicker, chaplain, and Mrs. Roland Sryer, historian. A social meeting at which the husbands will be entertained will be held May 12 at the home of Mrs. Rowland Dryer. | The Osborn Woman's club held its regular monthly meeting Wednesday at the Osborn school auditorium. The Apollo club, the children's musical organization, met at the same time and the following delightful program was given:
 1 Talk
 Talk: Children in Music" l Mrs. T. J. Prescott
 Talk: Education of the Child" | Miss Murdock
 The Crows ........ Jessie L. Gaynor The Birds Nest,
 Robin Red Breast. Jessie L. Gaynor 1 The Awakening
 Jane, Louise and Lorraine McArthur; l Nancy and Mary Thatcher. | Hop RoDln ....-......-.. Gravel l Excella Caldwell
 The Woodlark .......-...... Grunn Vivian Ward 1 Reading
 Old Bob White
 Elfin Dance ....-..-...... Grieg
 Jack Murphy
 Pretty Birdie" ... Spaulding Shirley Callahan
 At the piano, Beatrice Lipow Piano
 Butterfly Leige l Mildred Smith | Dance of the Flowers | Josephine McKellips Piano
 | The Lark ------ Tschaikowsky Dorothy Thomas Reading
 The Skylark.
 Ellen Marguerite Schnebly Humoresque .... Dvorak l Bertha Steinberg l Piano
 | Noclurne Helms James Gemmel | Members of the Madison Woman s
 club were guests of the hostess or ganization-
 l tThre hundred school children were
 entertained Tuesday afternoon by the
 Capitol Parent Teacher association
 the lawn party being in the nature O.
 a benefit affair." The sum derived
 from the party will be applied toward
 the purchasing of books for tn,
 school library. A story telling houi
 presided over by Mrs. Charles E,
 provided pleasures for the youngsten
 while games also added to the fun O.
 the afternoon. The association vii
 hold it's meeting May II.
 Entertains in Honor of
 Mrs. Florence Austin Chase
 Mrs. Doane Merrill entertained
 Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs
 Florence Austin Chase. Others wh,
 enjoyed her hospitality were Mrs s
 A. Clark and Mrs. Kathryn Moore.
 San Franciscans Return
 To Coast After Visit Here
 Mir and Mrs. J. H. Fannin of Sal
 Francisco, who spent the early weel
 here, returned to the coast on Wed
 nesday. The Fannins are freouen
 visitors and always delightfully."- en ] tertained while here