Arizona republican., 1922-02-26

! the Banknead highway, agreed Lu
mark the historic spots on the Ari-
zona section. There were interesting
| reports By committee chairmen and
| state officers after which the dele
gates were entertained at a delightful
tea by Mrs c. w. Botsford. one of
the most prominent members of the
d. A. r. and one of its most active
| workers.
The Council of the Central Arizona
District Federation Of Woman's
clubs will meet at the Womans club
at 1890 o'clock Thursday morning
when program will be presented un-
der the auspices of the public well
! fare department. Mrs. a. J. Chan
| dler will be the speaker. Immediate
| ly following the session the board will
meet to make plans for the semi
annual meeting of the federation
which will be held in April.
The regular monthly meeting of the
music section of the Woman's club
win be held at the club house Friday
afternoon at 2:15 o'clock The pro-
gram is one of the most delightful
announced for the year, every num-
Der being of exceptional interest and
presented by clever artists. The
chairman of the day will be Mrs. H.
| C. Loclett, who has arranged the
numbers which deal with American
Folk Music" Business of Importance
will come up at this meeting the cleo
tion of a chairman being scheduled
at this time. At the conclusion OF
the business. tea will be served. the
hostesses being Mrs. Norman Nor
rison and Mrs. Sanford Denny.
The program follows:
I Musical Memories
Madame Brooks Guest of Honor)
II. Spanish Group
Folk Song, "violetas" -. .Tejada
Miss Elsie j. Elliott
Spanish Dance, "Tango'-
Dorothy and F'rancies Hamilton
III. Negro Spirituals (voice)-
Il Want TO Be Ready. -. Rurleigh
Hard Trials" .,,.... Burleigh
Mrs. r. Payne Palmer
w Cowboy Section (Readings)--
"The Cowboys Sweet Bye and
Bye" Will c. Barnes
"Alone" ........ Roy Anderson
Mrs. Hattie Greene Lockett
V Indian Group (voice)--
Duet, pima Tribal Melody
Emma and Eva Grant
Native Pima Women)
Her Shadow .......... Cadman
'Zuni Blanket Song" ..., Troyer
Mrs. Arthur G. Hulett
VI Hawaiian Group (Native lnstru-
ments)--
Island Melodies
Hawaiian Fox Trot''-
Leroy Middleton. Palmer Arcia
Accompanies Miss inertia Work,
Mrs McVeagh, Mrs. W. z. Defy,
Miss Frances Elliott.
The Business and Professional Wo-
mems Club will hold its regular din
ner meeting Thursday evening in the
Hotel Adams banquet room. The pro-
gram will have a Legislative" note,
the speakers TO be announced later.
The club dance given February Is
was largely attended. and an ex-
ceedingly happy time is reported. An
additional feature of the program was
a group of songs by Miss L.amberta
Weage who was enthusiastically re-
ceived.
The "goodfellowship" luncheon at
the American Kitchen this week was
the first of a series of weekly events
which proved highly enjoyable. Each
Thursday members OF the club and
their friends drop in during the noon
hour and luncn as nurfleuly OF as
leisurely as they please. No reserva-
tions are necessary and no program
given. The informallty of the affair
seems to be very attractive. and
members are eagerly looking for
ward to future Thursdays for the
opportunity OF getting be tier
acquainted.
The Woman's club will celebrate
Good Fellowship Day Tuesday when
ii will present a program for club
members only" This event the ma
ture of which has not been divulged,
viii be preceded by n luncheon.
The home economics department OF
the Womans club will hold a de-
partment meeting Monday afternoon
at 2:15 O'Clock when Miss Florence
Ragle. head OF the domestic science
department OF the city schools will