Arizona republican., 1922-01-01
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AT the invitation OF the Saturday
Morning Music club of Tucson, the
Arizona Federation of usic clubs
will hold its second annual cenven-
tion in Tucson, April Z. Already the
various clubs are inaugurating cam
paigns to awaken an interest in the
meeting and are planning adequate
representation.
Mrs. Henry D. Ross, president OF
the federation, has been notified
that Tucson is making preparations
for the event. although many months
away. She recently received the
following letter from the chairman
of the program committee.
Mrs. Henry d. Ross, President of
Arizona Federated Music Clubs,
Phoenix, Ariz. My dear Mrs. Ross
In reply to your letter which was re-
ceived with the greatest spirit of
enthusiasm by the members OF the
board and by all the members of
the Saturday Morning Music club, it
Is my pleasure to assure you that
the committee on programs and en-
tertainments is laying plans for the
coming annual convention next
April.
AS for any musical program the
board feels that the one to be fur
nished by the Phoenix club should
be given precedence over all local
musical entertainments, while the
social activities shall lie within the
privilege of the entertainment COM
mittee.
So the invitation to you and your
CO. workers is again extended, only
this time with renewed cordiality
and eagerness to offer you every
means Of support in your splendid
work. Very sincerely.
MARY 7. ROMADKA,
Chairman Program Committee.
The annual report of the Phoenix
branch Of the Needlework Guild of
America will be of interest to those
who contributed and to those who
are becoming familiar with the work
through the activities of the local
branch. The report showed:
Distribution OF garments Asso-
ciated Charities, 1853: the schools.
lac; special cases. 65; Crittend&
home, 43; Salvation Army, 30: the
Clinic, 30; Arizona Children's Home.
Tucson, IL; total, All. OF the money
contributed, SIS was sent to the Ma
tional headquarters, Philadelphia, to
help open the work in other centers.
number Of warm garments were
purchased and added to those given,
the small balance remaining in the
bank for another years work. The
committee of distribution for 1921 in
cluded Mss. Roland c. Dryer, Mrs.
Ida e. Lawrence. Mrs. Frances
Elliott. Each person who contrib
uted two new garments or articles
(the requirements for membership
helped swell the total The society
was formed SO years ago in England
and was brought to this country by
a Philadelphia woman in her trov-
els abroad became interested.
Maricopa chapter, Daughters of
the American Revolution. Is making
elaborate plans for its benefit bridge
which will be held at the Adams ho-
tel, Jan. Is. Already a number Of
tables have been engaged and parties
large and small formed.
The Adams Parent Teacher asso-
citation has postponed its meeting
from the first until the second Tues
day in January owing to the fact
that school opens on the date for
which the initial session Of the asso-
citation of the year was planned.
The executive board Of the Wom-
ans club will have charge of the
special program which will be pre-
sented Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Lloyd B. Christy, president of the
club, will be in charge.
A social session has been planned
by the Harmony club for its meeting
Wednesday afternoon at the Wom-
ans club. The hostesses will be
Mrs. B. A. Funk, Mrs. Nathan Fried
man, Mrs. Charles Steinberg, Mrs.
!. E. Deleman and Mrs. Adolf Hirsh-
berg.
The Glendale Woman's club will
hold it's first meeting after the new
year on Jan. II, when the program
will be in charge OF the Camp Fire
Girls.
The music department Of the wom-
ans club, Miss Frances Elliott.
chairman, will hold it's regular
monthly meeting Friday from 1880
to 4:S0 o'clock. Miss Eleanor Lewis.
chairman for the day, has arranged
an attractive program featuring
American composers, which is in line
with the policy of the department
for the year. Members of the de-
partment are privileged to bring as
a guest the club members.
Following Is the program:
Piano Group-MacDoweH
viii o'the Wisp.
At an Old Trysting Place.
Scotch Poem.
Miss Elizabeth Phillips
Song Recital Miss Flizahe+l,