Arizona republican., 1922-04-30

TIE FEDERATION or CLUBS.
evening, Mrs. M. J. Anderson rem
dering a vocal solo. accompanied by
Mrs C A. Lindsay. and Miss Chris
ten Criley gave a whistling solo, ac-
companied by Mrs. Shelton Dowell
Altogether. it was a. meeting full
of inspiration. and the various clubs
represented are looking forward to
still greater things for the coming
year.
Madison Improvement Club
Will Give Unique Dinner
The Madison Improvement club
will give their membership drive
dinner next Saturday evening at 1880
o'clock in the clubrooms. Each wom-
an is TO furnish food enough for her
own family and her guests. A musi-
cal program will be furnished and a
good time Is assured all who attend.
No admission will be charged but
silver offering for the club will be
taken.
/. e. 6ehymer is. Amazed
At Musical Activities of State
T.. e. Behynner, distinguished mu-
sician and one of the most promi-
nent impressarios of the southwest,
paid the musicians of the state
signal compliment during the con-
vention at Tucson by asking for
transcript Of the entire proceedings
of the convention, including the vari-
GUS club reports. Mr.. Behyner was
amazed at the size and the activities
of the musicians clubs of the state,
and intends to use these reports at
the convention of the California fed
GRAFTON which will be held In Oak
land, starting tomorrow He took
out a membership in the Arizona
state Federation before leaving for
the coast
Musicians Club
Will Meet May 8
The next meeting of the Musicians
This change is made to correct an
error of date in the club year book.
College Club Holds
Last Meeting OF Year
The College club will hold the last
meeting of the year Wednesday at
$3.50 .. m. at Cottonwood court The
regular annual creative program, one
Of the most interesting of the year,
will be given. Poems, plays, stories
and essays by club members will fill
the hour after the tea land talk time,
that Is always so pleasant.
Though the program and meetings
end wednesday, there are yet two
most important functions remaining
for the club in May. These are the
customary desert picnic and the out
of doors production of "A Midsum-
a club benefit performance the even
ings OF May Is. 10 and 20.
Business and Professional Women
Have Successful Dance at Frolic
The Business and Professional
Women's club gave a most successful
dance at the Frolic Tuesday evening.
the social committee interspersing
the dances with well-arranged pro-
gram.
Two clever dances were put on by
youthful artists, Miss Helen Hanley
appearing in a Hungarian number
and Miss Betty Brooks in the Waltz
Premier" Mrs. Frank Mebane, IN
costume of a Roumanian peasant,
presented to her by Queen Marie,
gave a brief picture of her Balkan
experiences.
Miss Lamberta Weage sang as de-
lightfully as usual, and Miss Alice
Chapman responded to an encore
with q whistling number.
kyrene PIT a. viii
Entertain Phoenix Local Council
The Kyrene Parent Teacher asso-
citation win act as hostess TO the
Phoenix Local Council organization
at an all-day monthly meeting which
viii be held tomorrow.
Cars will meet in front OF the Hotel
Jefferson at $50 tomorrow morning,
and the presidents of the various or
ganizations are requested to arrange
transportation for the delegates they
are sending to the meeting.
Kyrene has arranged most inter
estin2 and attractive program for the
day, and in order that their plans
may be carried out, presidents Of
organizations are requested to tele-
phone Mrs. e. A. Stanford, 27Rl1,
letting her know the approximate
number of delegates who will attend
from each association.
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