Arizona republican., 1921-12-11

the advisory committee of the arma- ment conference.
 q know no greater privilege for an American woman today than to have a share, however small, in helping to bring the world one step nearer to brotherhood and peace"
 The next meeting of the Woman's club of Mesa to be held on Friday afternoon, will be featured by an ad- dress by Mrs. H. A. Guild, secretary of the state child welfare board. The meeting will be held in the Guild hall in Mesa.
 The program for the afternoon is under charge of the home economies department of the club, of which Mrs. G. P. Light is chairman. Several mu- sical selections will be included In the program.
 The evening meeting of the Musi- clans Club will be held Monday at S:15 o'clock at the Woman's club. A program of Modern French Com posers will be given under the chair manship of Mrs. Norma L. Rasbury. The numbers follow:
 Violin
 Concerto in A Major. c. Saint Saens
 Allegro,
 Andante,
 Allegro.
 Milton Rasbury. (a) My Heart. at Thy Sweet Voice"
 c. Saint Saens
 ("Samson ct Delila') (b) Berceuse Godaro
 ("Jocelyn")
 Cora c. Turpis Dance in F Major ........C. Debussy
 Musette Brown. Mesa "Je Suis seul" ............ Massenet
 ("Manon"o
 Howard Francis Ewing Concerto in c Minor. e. Saint saens
 Andante Sostenuto
 CordeIa Whittmore Hulburd Mrs. W. F. Deity at the End piano Accompanies:
 Norma Rasbury,
 Anna Marjorie Ewing.
 Mrs. May Belle Craig, president or the Phoenix Business and Profess sional Women's club, has been ap- pointed on the program committee or the National Federation. Mrs. Craig will serve under the chairmanship of Miss Marie R. Wing. Cleveland Ohio. Other members of this inn portant committee are Mrs. N. Win ter, Kansas City Missouri; Miss Ellz- abeth Fitzgerald, Salt Lake City Utah: Miss Florence B. Child, Som- erville, Massachusetts; Mrs. Eleanor Rowland Wembridge, Cleveland, Ohio The local club is feeling quite proud PhnAnlX and Arizona
 Miss Anna Fisher of the state uni versity gave an illustrated talk or Grecian Art at the evening meeting of the Woman's club held on Tues day. Miss Fisher also spoke on the same subject at the council meeting of the Central Arizona District fed eration of women's clubs, Tuesday morning and at the Roosevelt Neigh borhood club that afternoon.
 Notable among the affairs of the Yuletide season will be the Christ mas party and bridge tea to be given by the Women's club Tuesday after noon, December 20. The department chairman will act as hostess and the details of the event are being worked o,,f bv special committees. The decorative features are in charge oi Mrs. c. H. Young while the score cards and prizes are being selected by Mrs. Frank O. Smith. Those who do not care for cards will be made welcome at the tea hour. Res- ervations can be made by phonins Mrs. Grace Yarwood, 30s9. or Mrs. H H. Hunter, S343.
 The self government plan of the Adams school will be outlined to tho members of the Woman's club at the Tuesday meeting by Miss Jear Thompson, a member of the faculty Miss Thompson will describe in de tail the management of school affairs by the pupils of the institution. Nils: Ruth Jessop of Wentworth schoo will give a talk on "The Open Ali School" which she has taught her' for the past two years.
 The program will be under the aus pices of the civics education depart ment. Mrs Grace Yarwood, chairman and will be presented promptly a 2:15 o'clock. Mrs. David Liknaitz chairman of the music committee and a pianist of ability will play Etude No. 10, Chopin, and "Spinnins Song," Wagner-Listz. Mrs. F. Payne Palmer. a favorite soloist, will sing group of songs.