Arizona republican., 1922-01-29

will do some work for the national
conservatory bill which she is in
tensely interested in and which will
come up for a vote in the near fu-
ture.
Mrs. F'rankel plans to return by the
way of Tucson and attend the state
convention which meets early in
April in that city.
Gentleman's evening, the clever
annual evening affair at the Wom-
ans club, when club members enter
tain their husbands, men friends and
guests. viii present an unusually at
tractive program this year. The date
is Tuesday. Feb. z. at S:15 o'clock.
The music department, of which
Miss Frances Elliott is chairman, has
charge of the program. the details Of
which have been worked out with
painstaking care. Talented local art
lists have been used to furnish enter
tainment and a witty one-act play,
comedy drama, will be presented.
Mrs. Franklin McCluskey, whose
original and distinctive work is
known to Phoenix audiences, will act
as coach. Artistic stage settings
have been arranged by Mrs. L. M.
Fitzhugh
Concluding the program light re-
freshments will be served by the ex-
ecntive board.
Members are allowed an escort and
one guest.
Ushers include Mrs. Harry welch,
Mrs. A. ]. Hall, Mrs. Thomas d.
Johnston and Mrs. Fred Adams.
Program - Play. Suppressed De-
sires," by Susan Glaspell.
Characters
Henrietta Brewster ...........
........... Mrs. Charles Botsford
Stephen Brewster. C. T.. Stromberg
Mabel (Henrietta's sister, ........
..... Mrs. Fred Blair Townsend
Specialties-Song group
Spring Song of the Robin Wom-
an from "Shanewis". .Cadman
Sacrament ........... MacDermid
Goodbye ToStl
Helen Haworth
Miss inertia Work at piano.
Playlet-"Homesic .....
....... Myrta Kathryn Young
Duet-Mignon Thomas
Passage Birds Farewell. -. .Hildack
Lotta Fahlen, H. c. Heard
Emily Danks at the piano
Spanish dances. .... .Vendril Sisters
Character Songs-Colonial group
An Old Romance 49,. .D'Hardelob
Garry Me Back to Old Virginny..
.............,..,.. Blano
The Love Nest ............ Hirsch
Helen Haworth
Miss inertia Work at piano
Husbands night of the Osborn
Woman's club, which was held We'd
nesday evening at the home Of Mrs
T.. ]. Flock, North Central ave, ,lue,
proved to be one Of the most enjoy
able affairs of the season.
The Arizona School Of Music sup
piled several numbers on the pro-
gram. Will McFee gave two cello
numbers accompanied by Miss Mary
DOYLE on the piano. Miss Lorraine
Douglas, the clever daughter of Mrs
Angus Douglas, gave two readings
an especially clever one being en-
titled '1n the Usual Way" Progress
ing Five Hundred was played, the
prize winners being Mrs. Will HIATT
Ter Of Trenton, Mo-, and George Jud-
son. Charades and games were
played by those who did not care for
cards and everyone present voted the
evening a decided success. Refresh
ments were served.
The club will have one more social
evening IIllS. y ear hIlNii " III bI AANAN
AT the home of Mrs. Grover Suggs.
The Business and Professional
Womens club anticipates a partic-
ularly large attendance Thursday
evening. Feb. 2, at the dinner meet
ing to be held at the Adams hotel,
when Mrs. Katherine McCluskey,
we'll known local reader, will contrib
ute a. large part of the program.
Appearing with Mrs. McCluskey will
be another local artist, Miss Cornelia
Luscombe, violinist.
To encourage an interest in things
artistic and particularly create an
appreciation of desert and mountain
views of Arizona, the Business and
Professional Women's club room in
the Bake building will be open to
the public for four days next week
to display the work of w. r. Hadseil.
Beginning Wednesday, Feb. l, the
room will be open daytime and even
ings until o'clock until Saturday
evening.
Mr.. Hadsell has done wonderful
feats with the camera and brush. He
has caught the spirit of Arizona as
have but few artists. and the coloring
Of his pictures is exceptionally true
to nature Several hundred views
will be shown i'm this disrlay, TO
which the pubiic is most cordially in