Arizona republican., 1921-12-18
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This number was c representative work of the veteran French composer and the applause that followed its rendition was O fitting tribute to the work of these well-known local pia- nists. The program:
 Violin, Concerto in A Major (Alle-
 gro- ro-Andante-Allegro) ..........
 .................. Saint Saens
 Milton Rasbury
 (a) My Heart at Thy Sweet
 Voice" C'Samson ct Deli
 lah") ..........C. Saint -Saens
 tb) Berceuse ('Jocelyn') l.. Goddard
 Cora c. Turpie
 Plano, Dance In F Major. e. Debussy
 Musette Brown, Mesa
 Voice, "Je Suis Senr" C'Manono
 Massenet
 Howard Francis Ewing
 Piano. Concerto in G Minor, An-
 dante Sostenuto. e. Saint -Saens
 Cordelia Whittmore Hulburd Mrs. W. E. Deity at second piano
 Accompanists-Nor Rasbury Anna Marjorie Ewing The poetry and drama class will meet at 10 o'clock at the Woman's club, when there will be a criticism of Miss Amy Lowell with a discus sion by the class. Mrs. Franklin Me- Cluskey will read two plays by Lord 'sThe Lost SIX Hat"
 Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell win give a talk on the Zuni, Hopi and Papago Indians at meeting of the College club scheduled for 3:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at Cottonwood court The entire program will be given over to aborigines Of Arizona and, In addition to the talk by Mrs ! Campbell, there will be discussions l by members of the club on various other Indian tribes.
 A plea for trained social workers was made by Mrs. Harold Baxter al | a meeting of the civics education de- | partment of the Woman's club Mon day afternoon. Mrs. Baxter suggest | ed that the state university estab- | fish a course in social service worF | that young women now shaping then lives for service might have the ad- vantage of thorough training in theii | work. Rev. George D. Yoakum dis cussed "The City Beautiful"
 l The Peoria Woman's club will en- certain the husbands of club member: at its annual Christmas part, Wednesday evening. The music ant literature department of the club op' served its Christmas program with dramatization of Dickens "Christma' Carol" Piano selections and Christ mas carols sung by the club Quartett' completed the program.
 The art and literature departmen of the woman's club will meet at | o'clock tomorrow afternoon, when tn following program will he presented Herodotus. Mrs. J. R. Mcdonald Thucydides, Mrs. c. E. By; The Fifti Century, Mrs. A. H. Barber.
 The Business and Professiona Wonlan's club will hold a unfuu
 Christmas party at its clubroom Il the Bake building Monday evening At this time the members will plac gifts on the tree. not remembrance for one another, but gift that eacl and every one can enjoy Tn that
 will be something for the club itsel The invitation to the members ex tended by the social committee to tn members follows:
 Dear Girls:
 r Our new clubroom Is going to hay } a Christmas tree! Isn't that lovely Doesn't 1t give you warm glow | think about a really. truly Christina . tree in our very own clubroomf sl You see. it's this way: The club
 room needs a number of new thing to make it more useful and beautiful c and, besides, it longs to have all Ii g children at home for one evenin
 during this Christmas season. 1i would like to have an unbroken Tam g lily circle, as it were, a home -comin e that will warm its heart and mal | it a real. vital force.
 : So the social committee has foun . a Christmas tree which is to n placed in our nice, big clubroom. ar e on Monday evening, December 19.
 the girls are going to gather thel t and place a gift for the club hon ! which will brighten 1t up for Il s balance of the year. If the packat h isn't too large, 1t may be wrapped u d with the name of the giver, and e verse or a message attached, ar l. while Santa Claus takes them off u