Arizona republican., 1922-03-05
COLLEGE CLUB
IS ENTERTAINED
WITH LUNCHEON


The College club met at the Hotel
Adams Saturday at 1 O'Clock for an
extremely happy luncheon. A short
program of short speeches had been
arranged by the committee on the
Our University" Mrs, Frances
Redewill.
''The Return to Cultural Educa-
tion." Mrs. Lee Fitzhugh.
THE College Club Scholarship
Fund.- Mrs Franklin McCluskey.
Our Husbands AS They Ought to
Be- Mrs. J. L. Hyde.
Our Hypothetical Husbands" Miss
Alice Sexson
Greeting from Mrs. BIaney OF
Massachusetts formerly Miss Ann
Garnett).
"our Babies" Miss christianna
Gilchrist.
The poetry and drama class last
Thursday met in the comedy Mile
stones" the gentle young girl OF
| 1860. the somewhat assertive young
girl of 1885. with her sense OF in
| dividuaeity and personal endeavor
| partially aroused. the self controlled
| young girl of 1920 who had evidently
found herself. Next Thursday. March
| 3, in Nice People" by Rachel Croth-
! ers, author of "Old Lady 81" that
rather alarming young lady. the girl
| Of now. is to be encountered.
Poems by Edgar Lee Masters were
read on Thursday. Next week Car
Sandberg. Chicago poet. will be in
troduced.
The time and the place are an
| nounced for the open air Shakespeare
| play. This is a benefit for the schol-
arship fund for girls at the state
university which the College club II
| working for. II is also a plan 4
bring before the whole community
beautiful Shakespeare production
staged out Of doors. with good act
ing. good dancing, good music ant
good costumes.
Katherine Wisner McCluskey hai
charge of the speaking parts and Yu'
Sonstegard King will train the dane
ers. The cast will be announces
later Itris composed OF some wh'
have been for several years on th
professional stage with Shakespear
can actors of renown. of some VIII
have a briefer experience but VIII
have technique and poise, OF a fey
amateurs who are earnest worker
and will help to keep the perform
ance far above the merely amateur.
The time is the month Of May. wit
| good weather and an assured moor
artificial if necessary.
The place is Cottonwood Court o.
North Seventh street, which, with II
walled in lawn with grass for tn
fairy folk to dance on and its Ia
trees, will make a beautiful seen
for courtiers, lovers and clowns, O.
a May night.
Oberon. the fairy king; Titanis
the fairy queen; Puck, the mischiev
Gus elf, and all the fairy folk ar
learning the magic Shakespeare line
and charming dances. Cobwel
Peaseblossom. Moth and Mustard
seed. are shaking out their tiny wing
and feet preparing to courtesy [
Bottom the great clown.
New theater taste is TO guide th
lighting and to design the costume
I which will startle and delight wit
originality, vividness and variety.
: Adams p. T. A. Meets Tuesday
The regular meeting of the Adam
= r. A. win be held Tuesday after
noon at 2:SO o'clock. The afternoo
| will be employed by members OF til
: club with sewing and knitting. Th
children OF the first and secon
. grades will furnish the musical Pre-
!, gram. In addition to the regula
business. plans will be discussed fc
a the convention to be held In Phoeni
4 next month.
The woman's club will hold it's an
nual election of officers next Tuesda
evening, after which a. varied pre-
gram will be given. Mrs. John !
Messenger, who spent several month
of last year touring the South Sc
Islands, will delight members OF til
L club with stories of her travels. TT
program will be under the directio
Of Miss Frances Elliott, chairman {
the music section, and will includ