Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

man, consisting of three numbers:
 Vocal solos, "One Fleeting Hour" T Love You Truly" Mrs. Lee Callahan Story, The Happy Prince" (Oscar Wilde), Miss Barbara Barnes
 Instrumental solo, Miss Carmelita Ward.
 This was followed by a talk on child welfare, by Miss Louise Freeland, state chairman of industrial and social con- ditions The meeting ended with the social hour with Mrs R. N. Morehead, Mrs. Emil Johnson and Mrs Hope Ingels as hostesses.
 The art department Of the Osborn Woman's club win meet Wednesday afternoon.
 The regular home economies depart mental meeting will be on Monday aft ernoon at 2:15 o'clock There will be demonstration by Mrs. W. A. Wilson of two favorite southern dishes. The round table discussion will be lead by Mrs. Rodney Mcdonald, subject, Whether an Allowance Is Practical For the Housewife" The civics edu- cation department will be the special | guests of the afternoon. All members of the club will be welcome.
 
 The first juvenile club affiliated with the state federation of musical clubs was organized during the past week in the St Cecilia club, a juvenile auxiliary to the Musicians club. The organization composed of children in- l terested in music and the kindred arts. will meet the first Monday of each month at the Woman's club. The mem membership has not been closed and Juveniles between the ages of to 13 are eligible. The officers of the club include Miss Leslie Brown. president: Miss Betty Fennemore, vice president: Miss Esteleah Harmsen, recording sec retary; Jack Murphy, corresponding secretary; Miss Dorothy Stauffer I treasurer and Miss Sara Ella Ray, his- torian.
 The Adams Parent Teacher associa- ton vii meet st 2:S0 o'clock Tuesday afternoon when Dean Scarlett will give a talk on Boy Scouts. Music will be furnished by the Adams Glee club. Mrs. T. A. Anderson was elected i president of the Tempe Woman's club at the annual election of officers held during the past week. Chosen to serve on the executive board with Mrs Anderson. who is one of the most ef- ficent club women in the district fede. ration. were Mrs. A. J. Milliken, vice president: Mrs. T. Bertelsen. treasurer: | Mrs. Pascol Lemons, recording secre- ltaFy and Mrs. F. F.. Fike as corre- on Friday when the members will begin the study of the opera Martha" Miss Catherine Scudder will furnish the vo- cal numbers.
 The February council meeting of de- partment chairmen will be held Tuesl day morning at 10 o'clock at the home of Miss Louise Freeland one and one half miles west of Center street on Northern avenue.
 1 Miss Freeland is state chairman of the department industrial and social conditions, and as this is the very foundation of all the departments. the meeting will be of especial interest to all department chairmen and to all earnest club women. Miss Freeland l has not only had much experience ! along this line but her keen intellect and resorcefulness places her among the few who are better able to help 1 others with their difficulties. The chairman, Mrs. Greig Scott. par ticularly invites, as soon as annual elections are held, the new presidents and their prospective chairmen. that I they may receive the benefit of these meetings in time for their years work. The splendid opportunity of per sonally meeting and discussing the work with the state chairman cannot be over emphasized and Miss Freeland will be only too glad Of the chance tc | help the club women within the central district" said Mrs. Scott in announcing the meeting yesterday.
 The public dance given each Friday night at the Woman's Club building chaperoned by the executive board of the club, is proving highly satisfactory | Mrs. J. E. Stack, president of the club has extended an invitation to the par ents to come and bring their daughters and by so doing increase the desired home atmosphere of the evening.
 The music section of the Woman's club will meet Friday afternoon at 2:15 | o'clock. Wendell Jones will drill the department in chorus work and all members and those interested are | urged to be on hand promptly. Mrs. H. D. Ross, president of the State Federation of Music clubs. will 1 tell briefly of her recent visit to Akron Ohio, and the work which the National Federation of Musical clubs is accom- plishing. The program will be in charge of Mrs. Chris Walker. Stephen Foster is the American composer chosen.
 Life of Foster, ..-Mrs. Chris Walker Come Where My Love Lies Dreaming
 Stephen Foster Old Folks at Home. Stephen Foster Old Kentucky Home. Stephen Foster
 F. c. Stults
 Miss Louise Jackson will give reading.
 The College club will meet wednes-