Arizona republican., 1922-02-26

give q talk on ''NltimineS," and Paul
o. Sampson. food expert, will discuss
Food Values and Combinations. I"
The hostesses: Mrs. L. A Jackson,
Mrs. S. II. Kyle and Mrs. c. Fl. Nc
Mullen, will demonstrate and serve
salad This department had charge
of the weekly program of the club
Tuesday afternoon when the speaker
was DR.. Fred Perkins who made a
plea for cooperation OF the public
with the city and county health Of
ficers. A reading by Mrs II. c.
Lockett and a group Of piano num-
bers by Miss Frances Elliott We're de-
lightful features of the program.
The Harmony club will hold a.
social meeting at the Womans club
Wednesday afternoon when the
hostesses will be Mrs. T. I. Merithew,
Mrs. Carl Kober, Mrs. G. C. Suggs,
Mrs. A, B. Peoples. Miss Frieda La
veen and Miss Esther Laveen.
The Madison Improvement club
will hold an important business meet
ing Thursday afternoon. the hostesses
for the social hour that follows to in
clude Mrs. Perry Downing. Mrs
Howard F,uqua and Mrs. e. ID. Dun
can. That same evening the club
will hold its semi monthly dance.
many features having been planned to
make the occasion one of the most
delightful of the series given by the
club.
Monday evening at SIS o'clock the
Musicians club will present Arthur ].
smith In organ recital at Trinity
Cathedral.
Mr. smith +ho,oL = t,,s;,,o. ,...,.
is musician of unusual ability and
handles the organ with a master
hand. For the past two years he has
been organist and choirmaster at
Trinity Cathedral, and the high class
of his work has established him as
one of the foremost musicians OF
Phoenix.
The Musicians, Club has extended
an invitation to the public to attend
this recital.
The program follows:
Choral Prelude ....... ]. S. Bash
First Organ Sonata -. Mendelssohn
Allegro Moderate E Serioso
Adagio.
Andante Recit
Allegro Tssoi Nivace
Prelude to Tristan and Isolde"
(Wagner)
r aro,S '..iIiie ,II-ie.,
Largo .......... DVorak
from New World SYMPHONY
Sahtllene ..... Salome
Finale, from symphonic Pathetique"
Tschaikowsky
Overture TO "Tannhauser" :. Wagner
SHs
The College club will hold its an
nual business meeting March 8. The
club is planning a. luncheon for sat
urday the announcement having been
made at the regular club meeting
Wednesday at Cottonwood court
Miss Edna Cantris gave talk on
prehistoric irrigation systems in Ari-
zona and furnished Interesting infor-
nation. Mrs. Lee Fitzhugh spoke on
early agriculture discussing particu-
larly the valuable staple foods that
were developed by the early Indians
from wild plant life: she told how the
old potteries show in their designs
and decorations the value set on corn
and squash.
After hearing Liliom on last Thurs
day the Poetry and Drama Class be-
gan shaping its final programs for
the season. There will be five more
meetings. The next two will be a
study OF the change In standards in
successive generations which in
wolves parent and child in dramatic
mis- understanding. Thursday, March
2 Mrs. Franklin McCluskey will read
"Milestones" by Arnold Bennett and
Edward Knoblauch. a brilliant satir-
ical drama which represents in its
three acts youth in 1850. 1885 and
1910. This will be followed by
Nice People by Rachel Crothers,
author of "Old Lady 81. Nice Peo-
pie" is also a comedy though its main
situation would have made tragedy
even in 1910. 1T observes and dis
cusses the manners and morals of the
dominating debutante OF present day
society" Edgar Lee Masters. author
of The Spoon River Anthology is
the poet now before the class.