Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

H. A. Guild, will be presented at this time by Mrs. L. NJ. Fitzhugh. A gen eraI diseussian on citizenship will fol- low.
 The Woman's club poetry and drama class, with Mrs. Franklin Me Cluskey as reader and director. will meet Thursday morning. November 8. at 10 o'clock, to organize. Any member of the club is eligible to at tend this class. On Thursday Mrs. McCluskey will read two beautiful poetic dramas, one "A Night in Avignon," by Gale Young Pice, repre- senting the classic spirit in modern poetry, and one. Night" by James Oppenheim, one of radical poets, though Night" has the old beauty of the Psalms or Isaiah.
 
 Plans for the annual convention of the Arizona Congress of Mothers, which will be held in this city in meeting of the executive board of February. will be discussed at the Congress and PFrent- Teacher as soeiations, to be held Monday, No vember :, at the Wentworth school Mrs. John Langdon of Clemenceau, state president, will preside. The state board will be the guests at a luncheon given by the local council, which will hold a board meeting in the morning.. The afternoons pro- gram will be in charge of the home | economies department. Mrs. Harry l Hancock, chairman.
 Chapter A of P. o. E. will hold a "stunt night on November l. when l Mrs Maude Smith will be the hostess | cf hn i-zaf finr which hac nounced its program of the year as 1 follows:
 Nov. 1-stunt night. Hostess. | Naude Smith. Failure to respond, 1 9 cents fine.
 Nov. 16-Educational day. Hostess, | Hazel Mulhern: Dele $. Cheever. Lillian Youngker. Roll call. Cur | rent Events.
 Dec. e-An Evening with Edison. Hostess. Delle s. Cheever. Life of Edison. Dorothy G. Palmer Roll call P. E. O. News.
 Dec. 21-Yuletide party. Hostess Bernice McCurry. Reading, Louise Jackson; music, Delphine Stafford.
 Jan. 3-B. I. l.. party. Hostesses | Mary Mccall, Josephone H. Ryan | Margaret Carpenter, Dorothy Shirley i Ada E'ullen.
 Jan. 1S-Americanization work Hostesses, Lillian Jackson, Louise Jackson. Talk, Josephine II. Ryan Roll call. Public Improvements.
 Feb. 7-Musicale. Hostess. Del phine stafford: Dorothy Shirley | Beulah Grinstead. Jodie Bishop. Rol call. Music and Musicians. Feb. 22-Constitutional drill. Host ess, Maude G. Palmer: Maude Smith Roll call. Wit and Humor.
 March 1-Election and installation of officers. Hostess. Cora r. Kimber Roll call. Current Events.
 March 16-St. Patrick's Day. Sur prise program. Hostesses. Rutl Brooks. Mildred Schimfessel.
 April 5-Present Outlook in Mex ico. Hostesses, Lillian Youngker 7 Dorthy Palmer: leader. Sara Whit
 field: Reba B. Ellis. Bernice Nc Curry.
 April 2O-Luncheon. Mothers ) Day. Hostesses, Elsie Bailey, Jun
 Hargrave, Beulah Grinstead.
 May 3-The Home and Its Inter ests. Hostess, Reba B. Ellis. Leader Margaret Carpenter: Fannie Barne: , Roll call. Things Worth Remember , ing.
 May 1S-vacation Plans. Host ess, Fannie Barnes. Roll call. 5 Good P. F.. O. Motto. June 7-Hostess. Nellie Leyh' "The Wizard of Plant Life.' Ma ? Mccall.
 3 June 10-Anniversary Day Picni' l Just Among Ourselves.' Mrs. A. M Gillespie of Nogale ? president of the Mcdowell Musl l. Study club. was the guest last wee - of Mrs. Henry D. Ross, president } the State Federation of Musicf , Clubs. Mrs. Gillespie was one of th |. out-of-town visitors who registere . at the convention of the district fed eration of clubs held at the Madiso , Improvement club on Thursday. - The Osborn ,Woman's club will ob l, serve Genlemen's evening Novembe ,. 1 when he members have arranged a l, attractive Halloween event. a "woman in the Period of Disco' [. cry will be the subject of tal = given by Roland c. Dryer at mee \. ing of Maricopa chapter. Daughter l. of the American Revolution, hel
 November 10 at the Woman's clu = In addition to the address by M h Dryer, a musical program will Q presented by Mrs. F. Payne Palme T. who will sing group of songs. IT g. hostess will be Mrs. Scott Whit