Arizona republican., 1921-09-18

verse and song. Mrs. H. M. Fenne- more, chairman.
 Monday, April 1T, s:15 p. m.-Pro-, gram by the Saturday Morning Mu-' sical club of Tucson. Ariz. Monday, May 2, 3 p. m.-Americar music. Miss Eleanor Lewis. chair man. Paper, Development of Music in America and its Present Status. by Mrs. Faith King. Miss Estelle Nor den, Mrs. H. c. Lockett, Mrs. Laura Brill, Mrs. w. R. Bertram. Miss Mil dred Hellworth, Mrs. P. A. Tharald- sen. Mrs. Eugene Ruffner. The Business and Professional Woman's club will open its season | formally on Oct. 6, when Mrs. May Belle Craig will present report from the national convention of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
 which she attended in Cleveland.
 The club gave a dinner in compliment
 to its president Thursday evening, when a large percentage of the mem
 bership extended greetings to Mrs.
 Craig,
 The Tempe Woman's club, Mrs. Agnes Anderson, president, has com
 pleted it's program for the cup year.
 which will be inaugurated Oct 4.
 The calendar, which has just been re-
 ceived from the printer. is as follows: | Oct. 4-President's greeting. Mu-
 sic. Roll call.
 Oct. 2l-.The Council Meeting ar
 Salt Lake" Mrs. H. A. Guild. Music.
 Nov. 4-Social in honor or new
 members and strangers. Nov. 1S-Musicale.
 Dec. -Four Responsibility to our
 State Institutions" Mrs Louise Free land. Music.
 | Dec. 16-sWork of the Maricopa Anti Tuberculosis Society" Miss Etelka Weiss. Music
 Jan. 6--Annual election of officers
 Music. Roll call.
 Il Jan. 20-Open program. Feb. 3-"Home Remedies and Pre-
 vention of Disease"-Mesa School I Nurse.
 l Feb. 17-Longfellow's day. I March 3-Open program. I March 17-Musicale.
 I March 31-Social. I April 7-"Drama Review" Mir. Eel
 ton. Music.
 T April 21-"our Children at Fort Grant" Clayton Bennett. Music. ' May 7-Closing social \ Fortnightly meetings will be heie
 by the Madison Woman's clut : ing having already been held on Sept l g. when the program for the year wal | outlined. The work will be largei. along child welfare lines, for the clul
 CO., operates with the ParentTeachc , associations and the State Congress ! | of Mothers, with which it is affiliated : On Friday Thrift program will b : presented under the direction of Mrs . J. N. Strahan, the chairman.
 
 l. The program for the year 1e2o-21 l. woman's College club of Cas- s Grande, is announced as follows:
 September-Review, "rhe Growt of the Soil" (Knut Hamsum); lead :. CT. Mrs. Robert Allan: assistants e Mrs. Prather: Mrs. Denton, Mrs. Le s compte. General subject. Nort . America. ;. September October = Politics s science; leader. Mrs. c. H. Prather [, assistants. Mrs. l.. W. Prouty. Mir = E. l.. Hudson, Mrs. G. F. Richersor
 December-Music, artists and com z posers; leader, Mrs. Robert Denton . assistants. Mrs. Guy Curtis, Mrs. J. . Wilson.
 January-Art; leader, Mrs. Allan $ assistants. Mrs. M. E. Sargent Mir e A. s. Baillie.
 n Science and invention ', leader, MrS. GeOfSe IluEdrus dssiss V ants, Mrs C. E. Byram, Mrs. Prout,
 March-April- -May-Literature poe, n ", drama, essay. philosophy; ieade ]. Mrs. R. Lee Hicklin; assistants. MT
 Ben Wilson, Mrs. w. R. LeCompt Il Mrs. J. F. Hall. Mrs. J. B. Junkil 5. Mrs F. R. Thurman. ' June-General discussion f. The club has arranged for five ope 7. lectures to be given during the win IS ter by faculty members of the uni a versity and Dr. von KleinSmid. Ie IS The executive board of the ioci ,- council of the Congress of Mother
 and P. T. A met on Friday after Fl noon, Sept. 9, to discuss plans for th l. years work. It was decided to co l. operate in carrying out program prs [. pared by state organization, whic Id devotes one program a month to eac ,s of the following topics: le Thrift-Mrs. B. Detweiier. chaiI y, man.
 Legisla ation-Mrs. F. c. Struck l. meyer, chairman. Tt Home Economics Mrs. Harr