Arizona republican., 1922-02-14
HUSBANDS HONORED
GUESTS At DINNER

GUESTS At D|NNERI
The dinner rendered their hus-
bands by the Washington Woman's
club was the most enjoyable Rf-
The teachers OF the school and their
husbands and escorts together with
the musicians and entertainers from
the Arizona School of Music were
the guests of the evening. A three
course dinner was served In the
domestic science room OF the school
at Z o'clock. The room was prettily
decorated with pepper boughs and
flags. in honor of Lincoin's birth
day The national colors were also
carried out in the little Uncle
Sam hats which served as place
cards as we'll as favors. Coevrs
were laid for 110.
Miss Louise Freeland was toast
mistress OF the evening, Mrs. w. j.
Tetzloff, president Of the club gave
which A. II. westfall, president Of
the school board, very flatteringly
responded. The guests were then
invited to the new auditorium where
the following delightful program was
rendered:
Vocal solos
I'm Gods Fair Garden. Deireago
"The Blind Plowman" ...... Clark
Alden Enyeart
Mrs. Milton Smith, accompanist
Readings
"The Photographer"
when Lige Married Her"
Miss Uovia Taylor
Vocal solos
"My Love Is Like q Red, Red
Rose" .................. .MacBerma
III Can Live" .A...... Stevenson
Mrs. Alden Enyeart
Mrs. Milton Smith. acconnpanist
Reading--Heard At the Beach
Miss Alice Chapman
| A moving picture film, When
the Clouds Roll BY" starring Doug
las Fairbanks had been selected by
Miss Freeland. The flood scene in
the picture was especially enjoyed
| by the audience, which felt quite
at home in the deluge.
The splendid musical talent and
the readers brought out by Miss
Ludden and Miss Middleton from the
heartily appreciated and enjoyed by
all present.
George Maxwell. well known re-
clamation worker, will give as IL
Illustrated lecture on the Colorado
River Project" at the farm bureau
meeting Tuesday night. The pro-
/ gram will be in charge Of Frank
Eilgeman, who viii act as chairman
of the evening. The new officers
win be installed at this meeting. Mr..
| Maxwell is a man with 4 message
we'll worth going miles to hear, and
| 1t is hoped that everyone in the
district who is interested in the de-
velopnent OF the state, will be
present.
The farm bureau OF last week
was one Of unosual interest to the
crowd which attended. Reports
were given by the chairman OF the
different committees. z. II. Hanks
reported briefly on the cotton
marketing by the association, and
Conrad Hess on the labor expen-
ditures. He reported $4,000 in the
treasury at the present time. DR..
Conner, Conrad Hess and Walter
Smith were appointed by Mr.. He'll
worth as delegates from this dis
trict to help form q hay growers
organization. Clarence Steele and
Frank Hilgeman were appointed to
establish a farmers exchange in
the district. Attorney Fred ]. FL
liot spoke very entertainingly on the
subject of "Co-operative Marketing"
The two strong points emphasized
by Mr.. Elliott were advertisement
OF our products by the use OF GER
tain brands and establishing a
world wide reputation for those
brands and the stabilizing Of prices
for farm products for the year and
the equal distribution of the pro-
ducts by means of storage in ware
houses rather than flooding the
market all at one time. It was an
nounced that the farm bureau will
meet but twice a month In the
future.
The pupils OF Miss Palmer. do
mestic science teacher of the schooi
cooked and served a very prettily
appointed supper on Monday.
The Misses Virginia Hilgeman and
Margaret Moss making very capable
. hostesses. The attractive table
cloth and napkins used were made
by the girls in the sewing class.
. delicious three course supper was
J served to Mrs. Josephine Rich
ardson, Mrs. Dale Randleman. Miss
! Lucille Middleton and Miss Giilig
, principal Of the school.
On the following Monday a model
breakfast will be served with Ruth
Hilgeman and Cathleen Moss act
ing as hostesses. Mrs. Chas. Aune
Mrs. Turner, Leroy Middleton and
Miss Nan Fulweiler will be the hon
ored guests. These little affairs are
a credit to both Miss Palmer and
the pupils and are greatly enjoyed
by their guests.
The Christian Endeavor society
were guests OF the Roosevelt c. z
at fine program and social evening
given at the Neighborhood House or
Friday evening. Twenty young peo-
| pie attended from this district.
An interesting feature OF the Sun
day school service Sunday morning
was the presentation, pro and con