Arizona republican., 1922-01-29

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]. C. Hurley, Mrs. c. c. Bly, and Miss
Frances Elliott, coffee booth.
The home economies department of
the Woman's club, Mrs. j. p. IVY
chairman, has contributed $25 toward
an automobile for the use of Miss
Etelka Weiss as public health nurse.
The department held an interesting
program Monday, featuring Spanish
numbers.
Under the auspices of the applied
education department, the Osborn
Woman's club will display collec-
ton of dresses made in the dress
making class under the direction of
Miss Baird, at a meeting announced
for Wednesday. The Madison I'M
provement club has been invited to
attend the meeting, the program for
which will be in charge of Mrs. J. ).
Murless and Mrs. Temple Emery.
Mrs. Fred Jay and Mrs. J. w. Nc
Elwell will be on the reception COM
mittee and the hostesses will include
Mrs. L. e. Morris, Mrs. l.. c. Nc
Manus, Mrs. c. II. MsKellips, Mrs. l..
w. Morris. Mrs. j. A. Messenger, Mrs.
H. E. Middleton, Mrs. William Nor
gan and Mrs. A. ]. Mcintyre.
An Abraham Lincoln tribute will
be offered by the applied education
department of the Roosevelt Neigh
borhood club, Mrs. Lucius Butler,
chairman. at its meeting Wednesday
afternoon. In response to the roll
call the members will give quotations
from Lincoln, while the program will
include an interesting life and char
acter sketch of Lincoln by Miss An
ME Sanders; reading, The Perfect
| Tribute" by Mrs. jay Hyde, and a
group of old songs by Miss Ann
Marie Calvert. An interesting fea-
| ture will be the talk by Mrs. Bert
Ford, who will review her fathers
"reminiscences of his friendship with
Lincoln in Springfield.
| A zodiac luncheon is the event an
| nounced by the Harmony club for
early in February. The luncheon will
| take place at the Woman's club and
will be for the purpose of raising
! funds for the charity fund. The de-
| tails will be planned at club meet
| ing scheduled for wednesday, when
the hostesses will include Mrs. ]. S.
Thurman, Mrs. A. ]. Vault, Mrs.
| Frank Vance, Mrs. James Mckeel,
Mrs. Arthur Vault and Mrs. j. G.
Mason.
The Junior Musicians club of
| Chandler. Mrs T. H. Ludlow, dt-
rector: Irene Weber, president, has
planned a unique program to be pre-
sented in the near future. 1t will be
put on a program at the local picture
house in conjunction with a special
| picture for the young people or the
community. The state president,
Mrs. II. D. Ross, and Mrs. Thomas,
Prescott, state chairman of the Jun
| ior department, will attend and speak
to the children, and Miss Betty Fen
nemore has also been invited to ap-
pear on the program. This event
was scheduled for January 26, but
had to be deferred on account OF the
choice Of the picture.
An interesting program OF stories,
! dances and piano solos afforded en-
| tertainment for the members OF the
st. Cecilia Juvenile club at its Mon
| day meeting. Yua Sonstegard King
well known as a professional story
teller, held the attention of the chill
dren with a charming Indian fairy
| tale, after which the narrator added
an amusing animal story. Josephine
! McKellips gave a clever Indian dance
| in costume, and little Lucille TAFT
was a dear little dancing doll. Fern
| Shackleford and Henry Cate gave
variety to the program with well rem
| dered piano solos. and a jolly game
| of THE Notes and the Rests" served
as a memory test as well as happy
| closing number. The st. Cecilia but
tons have arrived and all who have
membership tickets may obtain a
button from Mrs. T. J. Prescott, di-
rector.
Mrs. Cecil Frankel left Los An
geles on Jan. 90 for an extensive tour
of the United States solely in the in
terest of the National Federation OF
Music Clubs, of which she is the head
! of the extension department. Her
territory covers the entire United
| States and all OF the state and dis
trict presidents are part OF her COM
mittee.
Beside helping to organize state
| federations and bringing in new
clubs to the federation, Mrs. Frankel
has inaugurated an extensive pub
licity campaign to acquaint the gem
eral public with the work of the
national federation. To this end she
will speak before numerous clubs in
every state and will hold important
! conferences in Chicago, Detroit, New
| York, Boston, Washington and New
Orleans, with members of her com
mittees.
She plans to meet the national
president, Mrs. John +. Lyons, in
New Orleans and will also confer
while in Boston, with the founder of
| the National Federation of Music
| Clubs, Mrs. Theodore Thomas with
whom she will discuss plans regard
ing the SEVENTEEN birthday anniver-
sary membership campaign at which
! time the clubs will be urged TO double
/ their present membership.
While in Washington Mrs. Fankel