Arizona republican., 1922-02-21

night to discuss the program for the
ensuing year. The next regular meet
ing night Of the farm bureau will be
Feb. 2S.
Friday night of this week Miss
Luke, of the Arizona School of Mu-
sic, will stage two playlets entitled
"A Womans No." which is a snappy
one act sketch, and a two-act play
entitled Mrs. Goulden's. Orchid" A
cast of six win enact the plays. An
admission of 35 cents for adults and
20 cents for children of school age,
Will be charged. One half Of the
proceeds fthe play viii go to the
Arizona School of Music the other
half will go TO the Washington school
to help defray the expenses of a play
to be given by the school at the close
of the school term. What is left
from this amount will go to the Ii
brary fund.
The woman's club held its regular
meeting Friday afternoon. After a
brief business meeting in which Mrs.
r. z. Grimes, Mrs. Chas. .Aune and
Miss Elizabeth Beatty were elected
by the club to serve on the nominat-
ing committee to select new officers.
the program was turned over to Miss
Wills of the extension department Of
the University of Arizona. Miss
Wills introduced Miss Ryan. a dem
onstrator from Pinal county who
gave very interesting talk on a
subject dear to every woman's heart,
Dress" Miss Ryan brought out
some very interesting points in con-
nection with good and bad taste in
dress, also in the buying and home
cleaning of materials. 1t was voted
by the club to have Miss Wills dem
onstrate dress form making at an
early date During the social hour
Miss Bently. who served an field ma
tron ambng the Hopi Indians for six
years. spoke very entertainingly on
her work and the many interesting
customs OF the Hopi Indians. Mrs.
r. B. Butler. Mrs. Gear and Mrs.
Al. III. Westfall were the hostesses of
the afternoon.
The Christian Endeavor society
gave a very enjoyable social Friday
evening in the domestic science room
of the school.
The Help Each Other" club
planned and carried out a pleasant
surprise on Mrs. n. S. Stanley. Tues
day afternoon. after spending two
busy hours with sewing and fancy
work. a dainty Valentine lunch was
served. Mrs. Stanley receiving dur
ing the lunch an invitation in the.
form OF a small doploma, to become
a member of the club Ten ladies
made up the party who greatly en-
joyed the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hilgeman
were among the realtors and their
wives who enjoyed the banquet at
the San Marcos last Monday night
The Hilgcmans have as their house
guest Clarence Heck Of Fort Wayne,
Ind, this week.
Mrs. d. T. Irwin entertained PROT
and Mrs. Adams of Phoenix on Sat
urday and Mr. and Mrs. Enos
Sprague of Acre City on Sunday as
dinner guests in honor Of her mother
Mrs. Sarah Allen of Heber Springs,
Ark.
Five acres Of land belonging to
Mr.. Schumacher on Seventh avenue.
was sold at a very good figure by
the Franklin ID. Lane agency last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollsinger have
leased and taken up their residence
on the Stannard ranch on Northern
avenue. Mr.. Holsinger is a teacher
at the Madison school.
A pleasant surprise party was
given on Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Hen
nigan Saturday night by members
OF the S. n. II. club. Five Hun
dred was the diversion of the eve
ming. Delicious refreshments were
served late in the evening by the
ladies Of the club. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley and Mrs Sarah Streit Of
Pasadena, Calf, were guests Of the
evening.