Arizona republican., 1921-01-02
Official Organ of the State Federation

he State Federation Il 1 singing and promises to have booklets ready for the next meeting. The club is very fortunate to have a leader of Mrs. Youngs ability and much interest is being manifested in this phase of club activity. The musical program was presented by ' iss Marie England and Miss Aileen England. The chair man was /1s. Helen Sterling assisted by Mrs. Margaret Maritime and Miss Zoe Hiatt.
 ! For Polish Relief Benefit bridge will be given by the Woman's club on i January 2S at the club house. The event is being delightfully."- planned, an entertainment being arranged for those who do not care for cards. An entrance fee of 50 cents will cover the ing to the recent club announcement. ] Table reservations may be made 1 through Miss May Utley.
 The College club will meet Wednes- day afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at 507 North Seventh street. Mrs. c. R. Craig, the chairman of the meeting, will contribute to the program her subject being "Rio-the City Beauti- full" Miss Margaret Mae Hurley will discuss Bolivia and Her sunken | Cities"
 The College club will hold a social session Saturday when the members will meet at luncheon at the Ranch House.
 The regular monthly meeting of the board of managers of the Arizona Con gress of Mothers and Parent Teacher association win be held at the chil- drens playground at the state fair grounds Monday when plans for the annual convention will be made.
 
 The art and literature department of the Woman's club will meet at 2;15 o'clock Monday when the following program will be presented: "Petrach and Laura" Mrs. William Glassford, and 'Lorenzi de Medici," Mrs. Perry Williams.
 The music section of the Woman's club, Miss Frances Elliott chairman, will hold it's departmental meeting Fri- day afternoon from 10 o'clock. American composers will be consid- cred, Ethelbert Nevin being the sub ject chosen. Members will answer to roll call with current events relative to American music. At the tea hour Mrs. Charles Korrick, Mrs. Frances ] RedewiH and Mrs. Abe Korrick will preside Mrs. Harland Gray will have charge of the program which follows: i, Nevin, His Life and Compositions.
 Mrs. Harland Gray l Piano
 Shepherds All and Maidens Fair. , Voice
 . Ny Rosary ....-..........-. Nevin
 oh, That We Two Were Maying. ''
 Mrs. Dixie Matthie Nenezia ................. Nevin . AIr. Dingman Piano-Selecteu .........-..... NeVlr
 Miss Kathleen Hodgkin . The Musicians club will meet at the Woman's club Monday afternoon at { . o'clock. The following attractive children's program will be presented Mrs. Roy Wayland, chairman:
 Reading
 The Palace Made by Music
 Raymond Mcdonald Alder
 Vivian Young NicSerson
 Dance
 Japanese Dance Jane Alexandei p Piano
 Ihe Dialogue .'...-.'.....-. virgi
 The Cuckoo ............. VIrgi Judson Earle spanish Dance Grace May Jone, Violin
 Marehe ............. Alfred Moffa Frances Redewifl Dance
 Spring Song Jane Jae Royce ' In tss @-1og Go;,ir,, i-.'-'-'''-''.' xirgi H,rg K lance
 Cupid Marie Louise Mari Bit of Opera Constance Schnebley
 Arthur Hulett, Watson Deity Dance
 Mazurka Dorothy Stauffe K Mazurka Virg \ Mary Frances Berryman \ Group Dance
 k catherine Cameron. Mary McReynold, Sarah McReynolds, Dorothy Neville, \ Dorothy Schwenkler, Beatrice RusseI n Louise Rittenhouse, Marion Whitney. E The regular meeting of Maricop \ Chapter D. A. +. was held at the hom
 of Mrs. Garland B. Couch Wednesda \ afternoon, Mrs. O. l.. Standage presid
 ng In the absence of the regent. MT
 Roland Dryer.
 After the transaction of regula \ -is>7-'ASFaS 0SNEIdl important ~~sONemenf were discussed. Mrs. C. W Botsfor presented the cause of the Union co .eges for training women and girls k foreign countries to become nurse s and physicians and Mrs Ethel n H Clark told of the war records to I [ made up of immediate relatives E are to be bound and preserved 5 members of the chapter. These recort k Washington.
 Mrs. 1T. A. Guild gave an account E he work at the city library MT B Harola Prick contributed three voc { olos which were much appreciate
 Mrs. P. l.. Reese also added to the CT 2 sorment with vocal number. Mrs. Clark read message from Il 5 nresldent-geneNal. Mrs. Minor, expres ng her New Years wishes for the s elety. The message told of three oI
 ,ects to be undertaken by the nation
 organization. first: the preparation
 
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