Arizona republican., 1922-02-12

w oman IN CIVIC l4lle Will DC tic
subject OF an address made by DR..
David LiknaitZ before the Woman's
club Tuesday afternoon. The program
will be in charge of Mrs. Grace Var
wood, chairman of the civics edu-
cation department of the club. and
in addition to DIR. Likaitz there will
be a talk by Miss Amanda Chingrin,
field matron of the Indian service.
Miss Chingrin has been in the SER
vice for the past 20 years and many
of her personal experiences will fea-
ture her discussion. A group of piano
numbers will be the contribution Of
Miss Deborah Brown.
Notable among the events of the
week will be the Zodiac luncheon
given by the Harmony club Wednes-
day at the Woman's club. The event
which will be given promptly at IL
o'clock and will be for the benefit
of the club philanthropy fund. Bridge
will be a feature of the afternoon.
Many reservations have been made
and those who have not vet reserved
their tables should notify Mrs. Frank
Pruitt. Mrs Louis Zimmerman or
Mrs. Frank Ellsworth Greene.
The civics education department of
the Woman's club will hold depart
mental meeting at 1:15 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon when Miss Frances
Shambaugh of Y. M. c. A. will give
a talk on "Recreational Problems for
the Young People of Phoenix"
The Green Goddess. by William
Archer and Robert F'rosts poems
will be read by Mrs. Franklin Nc
Cluskey at Thursday mornings meet
ing of the Poetry and Dance class.
There was a large attendance last
week when Mrs. McCluskey presented
Browning program.
Mrs. Henry d. Ross. president of
the state federation of music clubs,
and Mrs. Thomas ]. Prescott, second
vice president and organizer OF junior
and juvenile clubs. will leave Feb
ruary "a for Tucson and Nogales,
where they will carry on extension
work. While a large hummer or the
organizations composed of Juniors
have affiliated with the state organi-
zation there have also been many OF
the older and more conservative clubs
to apply for affiliation. The latest
musical organization to be accepted
by the state is the OrpheuS Male
Quartet of Tucson OF which l.. II.
Hofmeister is president: DR. Lincoln
Rogers vice president; Gustin Bar
mes, secretary treasurer; John Arthur
Jenkins. conductor and George Brown
accompanist.
Mrs. Eugene Hughes will serve the
Harmony club as president for the
coming year, having been elected to
the office at the annual meeting of
the club Wednesday afternoon. 1t is
not believed that the policy OF the
club will be changed in any particular
under the new executive board which
will be composed OF Mrs. Hughes.
Mrs. Frank II. Pruitt. vice president;
Mrs. w. ". Zellick, recording sec
retary: Mrs ]. S. Thurman, cores
ponding secretary: Mrs. II. J. Ben
nett. treasurer and Mrs. A. ]. Besslas.
auditor.
Ten new organizations were re-
ported affiliated with the state Con-
gress of Mothers at an executive
board meeting held last week. With
this addition the number of associa-
tions identified with the Congress,
which will have representation at
the annual meeting in Phoenix in
March 23 will be 46. Mrs. Milton p
Higgins, national president. who is
making a tour OF the west will be in
this city for the state gathering.
The art and literature department
OF the Womans club. Mrs. W. +.
Hammett. chairman. will give ben
eft bridge February 20 at the club
house. The bridge will be open TO
all members OF the club who are re-
quested to make their reservations
to Mrs. j. L. b Alexander. 2260.
Louis A. Meyers of the Glendale
Commercial club will be the principal
speaker at the dinner meeting of the
Business and Professional Woman's
club scheduled for Thursday evening
at the Hotel Adams. The program
will be in charge OF the Glendale
group and in addition to the talk by
Mr. Meyers there will be vocal Sc
G. p. Samson OF Winslow, eight
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