Arizona republican., 1922-01-17

1t was an appreciative gathering
of women which applauded the mu-
sical numbers played on the EdlSon
monograph bv iIr. Newland. and ex-
amined with interest the comfortable
living room, dining room and bed
room sets which had been placed un-
Ter the north balcony.
Promptly a 2 o'clock the meeting
was called t. order by Mrs. Lloyd Il.
Cnristy, president of the Womans
,lub. who made a short address. She
said that if the honest gentleman
r,ho views with alarm" could be
present this afternoon it would be
line thing for him to see the interest
women were TAX ng in their homes
# there is ary such man in this city
who believes that the interest wom-
an takes in business and civic affairs
us supplantn e her interest in do
1snestic affairs he should be COM
worted and certainly treasured if he
could look over this wonderful audi
ence."
Mrs Christy paid graceful trib-
ute IN introducing Mrs. Campbell
saving that the next honor of being
governor of the state was that OF
being the wife OF the governor of the
state, and that the women of Phoenix
lad a splendid example in home max
ing and home keeping in their gov
ernor's wife.
Mrs. CampbeIPs Talk
Mrs Campbell responded by say
Ing that she understood she was to
make brief talk on home economics
and assured her hearers that 1t would
be extremely "short."
,..0.I have looked out over the audi
y nee and recos nIzed so many OF my
friends who know more about the
science of home making in minute
Than | ever will know that | am
ashamed to say anything on the sub
iect Many of you attended the lee
lures given by Mrs. Chase last year
and that you are here again this
year proves that they were not only
instructive but interesting, for WON
en-. as rule don't go just for in
struction. / will therefore introduce
to you one who knows all there IS to
tell on this SUBJECT and since you
have all had the honor of hearing
her before, any words of mine would
be superfluous."
Mrs. Chase thanked her friends for
their kind reception and told them
how glad she was TO be back in
Phoenix, and how she had spent the
intervening time studying new meth
ods Of decorating and new walks OF
cooking food, so that she might be
able to make ner talks instructive
She said that the very fact Of the
governors wife being at the audito-
rum proved that she was as interest
ed in home mak'n as in civic reform
and that she had noticed that club
women throughout the country We're
keenly alive &c all the atest short cuts
in home management.
Health. comfort and beauty" saic
Mrs. Chase, ''are the three prime fac
tors in home making, and three things
we can always have in the home. NJ
matter how small. A home which
is beautiful is always. more com.
Portable than one which is not, ant
there is no quicker or easier way tC
obtain beauty than by studying col
or harmony
Colol Charts
A large color chart was then huns
on the stage, showing the three pri.
mary colors the center, and ra
diatinq from it the secondary color
and their omplimentaries Mrs
Chase went thoroughly into the ex.
PLANTATION of the chart and how tn
primary colors and their compli
mentary colors could always be safe
ly used to make harmonious room
She explained. however. that tn
size of the room and its exposur,
was to be considered first. Soutl
land southeast rooms, getting NOR
Vsunshine would naturally take cool
er culors, such as blue and greer
while the north chambers could
safely given over to yellows and ros
shades.
of the occupants of the house to b.
aiken into consideration in choosing
the colors of the rooms" Mrs. Chas
told her interested listeners. "Peopl
with vivid personalities can stan
vivid color schemes, while those wit
negative personalities should be givel
softer, more subdued rooms. 1t i
safe always t. have the color of
room show in the rugs and walls
and to bring out the complimentar.
coIors in a lamp shade, pillow or
bit Of crockery.
Beware Of Ped
4 Beware OF us.ng too much red,
S&r1rs Chase warned. Use it to ac
seentuate something-just a mer
touch of ii here and there, but neYe
use too much Of it alone"
Mrs. Chase brought her Bette
Homes lecture TO a close by announc
ing that tomorrow color scheme
wJuId be worked out for the mode
living room, dining room and be
room. asking that all women woul
have their questions ready when tn
maids passed through the audience
salads" was the subject of the do
mestic science talk, and demonstra
~ like the salad served alone, an
not with the main dinner ssrd Mrs