Arizona republican., 1921-04-17

Reading, "The Violet
 Ruth Emery Butterfly Waltz ..Ma Martin
 Beatrice Lovett 'Forgetmenot" .... .Gizet
 Florence Middleton Butterfly Rogers
 Elizabeth Stewart Vocal, ''The Owl" E. Cushman
 Gertrude Grouse
 Accompanist, Helen Kidd "Arbutus NJ F. Davies
 Myrtle Messinger "Nymph's Caprice" =. Homer Grunn
 Mildred Micllle Piano duet. 'Flowers' Valse" Grimm Dorothy Thomas and Helen Kidd After the program. the club ad- journed to the home of pr. and Mrs. D. A. Messenger, where a pleasant picnic was enjoyed on the lawn.
 
 The Woman's club of Florence held a particularly interesting meeting on Friday, when a well arranged pro gram was presented under the aus pices of the music department. Mrs. Fern Richardson, chairman. t. IAStNtS. bONS WI SCNitS ' of the. Y. NJ. c. A., and Miss Mary Lee, girls work secretary of the Y. w. c. A., were speakers at meeting of the Osborn Woman's club held Wednesday afternoon The ' off cials outlined the work of their de- partments. giving the club women an idea of the activities of the boys and girls affiliated with their organiza : tions. The musical numbers of the Osborn Lyric club were ably rem dered. The club is a part of the music department of the Osborn club and has been organized but short time under the direction of Walter Hastings Olney. The group Of songs sung by Anna Maria Calvert were other pleasing features of the. mu- sical program, which follows: .'Mammy's Lullaby .. Jamieson Tn the Time of Roses" Reichardt
 Osborne Lyric Club Vocal:
 "A Song of Exile"s... Loughborough ''The Living God" O Hara
 Anna Marie Calvert
 Accompanist, Mrs. L. L. Dana
 
 The annual sweet pea exhibit will be held at the Woman's club on Tuesday The flower show in addi- tion to its own particular attraction will be notable for the interesting program that has been arranged by the music department of which Miss Frances Elliott is chairman. The program which will be presented promptly at 2:15 o'clock follows: Voice
 ''In Garden" from opera
 "Fairyland'
 Pq1sl<QT Love Song ............. Holman ITO a Messenger" Frank La Forge
 Helen Fenner Miller
 Mrs. Emily Danks at piano Piano
 Nocturne, for left hand only.-::
 ................ Scriabine Etude Chopin
 Miss Carmelita Ward Voice
 Serenity" Mary Turner salter My Curly headed Baby. Twilight" ....... Katherine Glenn
 Mrs. Norman H. Morrison
 Miss Merta Work at piano Carnation dance
 Rose Thompson
 Bubble Waltz
 Helen Handley Voice
 Tn An Old fashioned Town"....
 H. Squire '1nvictus" Embrey C. Stults Miss Carmelita Ward at piano
 
 Lexington day will be fittingly ob- served by Maricopa chapter D. A. R. by CO., operating with the Sons of the American Revolution in extending a welcome to the new citizens who will receive their final papers on that day. The exercies will take place Tuesday afternoon at o'clock in Judge Saw teIle's court in the federal building and all members who can arrange to do so are requested to be present. Creative work of club members will feature the program of the College club on Wednesday,. Mrs. l.. M. Eftz- hugh, chairman of the program. re- quests that anyone having a contrib ution get inStouch with her before the meeting.
 The annual business meeting of Maricopa chapter Daughter of the American Revolution will be held April 27 at which time officers for the coming year will be elected. The Harmony club will hold bus mess meeting on Wednesday at the Womans club. Last week d social session was held with Mrs. Benjamin Rice, Mrs. Nathan Friedman, Mrs. H Edelman, Mrs. H. Krotzer, Mrs. NJ Schwartz and Mrs. Charles Stcinberg as hostesses. Bridge was played tho prizes being wen by Mrs. Nit Simms Mrs. F. Louis Zimmerman and Mrs Mrs. II. J. Bennett.
 
 The national congress of Daughters of the American Revolution is now ir